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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21

Other vessels on the blockade service
will shortly receive their SpportiOnment
of prize money which will amount In
the aggregate 10 very large sums.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
N CapItol Park Street, considered tho most deeir
Sbie part OF the city for Family Resldenees Apply
II. q. SC0YEL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21

A Superior Rockaway for Sale,
A VERY HANDSOME ARTICLE, FOR FAM.
"a LY Made 90 order, Of the best material aud
wofkmauship Proe 500. Harness 6i5. II ha.
bsen used but llttle 10 ab0nt good As new, ysfJ
subsAuuai, aud Weighs ony 40 lbs 10 ba Seen u
summers stable college street. Apply 90
A, ID. nHkkH, gf
c. BkHNf
s5pf--u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

I'VE offer Three Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation spri &, and but a short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT. with good picket fsnce on Spruce street,
about 800 eet 'front.' running through to Vine, about
400 feet and fronting three sire ts total number
of front feet Rbout12eO.
Ai.o, lot on Vine street, about 3O2 feet, run
uing through to MoLemore street about 200'feot
fronting on three streets, and hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, or on High street, ab'ut eco feet 'front.'
running 20 an alley In the direction OF summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned considered
good for manufacturing purposes, a. they are con-
Vcnient choap, have Natur facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the atten-
Iion Of those who desire 20 invest IN productive
property. II, G. SOOYEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
100000 SEGARS.

lust RECElVED a consignment OF Fine Connec.
j tiout Seed aud Seed and Havana Segars, from
New York, which We will sell at a small advance on
cost
Moroha ut6, Suffers, and others, IN want Of bar
gain will Hnd IL 90 their advantage 10 call and
amino this stock, as Il must be closed ont by the
lst 0f December.
BURNET & REICHARD,
10 South Market Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
Fenthers. Ginseng

IlEFswAN, HOS, GREASE, DRIED FRUITS
II and most, all kinds Of Tennessee trodn'e
wanted by d. uICkEl, Agent
u0y7-u Broad aLd High streets
Despatch copy,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
WANTRn,

A BOY, from l2to D years Ola, at tho Gallery
~ ul tho Cumberland, NO 20 Cedar street uppo-
site tne Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ieunsss9s.
uo,lu-tf MORSE Is pEASLkl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-21
pork PORK!
Scrap Iron.

nNHE UNDERSIGNED is AUTHORISED TO PAY
4 Cash Tor Scrap Iron, delivered at the corner
D. y DloKEY, Agent.
noyl-H F.
Despatch copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
THE VERY LATEST NEWS

The Telcgraphic dispatches contained in
the, Raleigh Dailies Of F,id,y asst, state that
there was "a desperate fight at Port Hudson
on the 18th. The Confederates left their en-
~trenchments and charged the enemy and
drove them from their Notifications and
spiked their siege guns. A citizen from New
Orleans on Saturday evening reports many
regiments arriving from Baton Rouge. The
Federals are respondent Can't take Port
Hudson by assault. Provisions high and
rising at New Orleans. The river is yery
low. There is other cheering but contraband
news. The St. Charles Hotel is filled with
the wounded from Port Hudson, brought by
beat last night.
They also report that Gen. Logan dashed
into jackson, La, on Monday and captured
100 Yankees of the 40th New York cavalry
and 20 negroes, with their wagons and arms.
and 100 horses. There is . Major and other
officers among the prisoners.
The dispatches report our troops in fine
spirits at Port Hudson. They say they have
repulsed the enemy t~enty-seven times sue
ceSsfully, and that aid was close at hand.
The garrison has 80 days provision and their
need be no fears Of their not holding out.
| Dispatches received on Saturday morning
s9''n"thing additional from Northern Va. y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
OBITUARY..

Died, In Concord, n. c., Sunday, the Gath of Nav.
1903, after a severe illness of many months. Mr.. WI.
liam Romulus German, in the Goth year of his age.
The deepest gloom and sadness was cast over our
oand last eyenlng when the intelligence reached Us
NAT VIM II. German, our fellow member, was no more
In the land OF the living. Every spirit was so de-
pressed that we felt but little inclined te conversation
or amusement the usual concert at night was omit
ted.,We,Dad no heart for music, and to-day the fol-
lowing resolutions, enlbodying the sentiments of eve.
~ member IN the band, were adopted without a dis
senting voice:
Resolved, That in the death Of our dear friend. we
recognize the hand of an Omnipotent God, and now
realized more forcibly than ever the uncertainty of
Ale-the certainty OF death, and our utter inability to
stay the dread messenger when once sent forth on hfs
Grand.
Resolved, That though we are surrounded with the
".pomp and circumstance Of war" yet we shall mourn
for our comrade, and grieve only as brother grieves
Tor brother. We have lost a friend-a boon compan-
lon-ever jovial, ever kind and generous, whom TO
know was to love, and one whose talent tor music had
Won our highest admiration and the applause of every
officer in. the regiment.
Resolved, That we sympathise with his bereaved
relatives verify they weep not alone for him, who, in
the prime of manhood, has been locked in deaths
cold embrace !; his own bright anticipatione wrecked,
and with them, fond hopes crashed, and tender hearts
broken.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to the
Carolina Waterman and Spiritof the Age, with the
request that they be publishd-theugh poor, it is the
best we can do to testify our regard for him who has
been taken from US.
ISigned by the Bandl
4th n c. Band, camp near .FredericA sburg, Va.
L "a Ntfh 1SF2
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
By the Governor of North Carolina,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, THERE HAS ARISEN SINCE THE
w adjournment of the General Assembly a very
important question Of finance, in the proper settle.
ment of which the credit of the State is deeply con-
cerned, and for which settlement legislative action Is
required;
Now, therefore, /, ZEBULONB 3. VANCE, Governor
of North Carolina, do, by and with the advice OF the
Council Of State, issue this Proclamation, coRVening
the General Assembly in Extra Session, ana an 1i.gg
upon the members to assemble promptly I1 LIZ SitS
on Tuesday, the 3Oth day of this month of June.
t~-l In witness whereof, ZEBULoN D. Vance,
SEAL Governor, Captain General, ana ooa y
t-~ der-in-Chief, hath signed tnesG Ss
ana caused the Great Seal Of the state 10 Dc ~
Done at the City of Raleigh, this iztn uay a war
can Independence. d VANCE
q GIe ToVeTnof D-;vate See:y. 44-2t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22

GIN PENDER PRoMoTED.-Brig Gen. Pen
der has been promoted to the rank OF MAJ.
General. His division consists OF the brig
AIDES of Gems. Laws, Thomas, McCown, and
Gen. Pender's own old Light Brigade.
Brig. Gen. Robert Ransom has also been
appointed a Major General Both are North
Carolinians-the former from Edgecombe
county, and the latter from Warren.
Col. Mat Ransom has been made a Brig
adler General.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
WOOL

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ONE AND HALF
L miles east OF Cedar Grove, will have his WOOL
RDLN MACHINES in good order and in opera
ton in a few days. and will card White Wool for the
sixth ponnd, or thirty-fye cents in money for mix
Ing fifty cents. Mixing must be pulled together before
brought to the Machine.
l44-2t.1 EMU WILKINSON.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
Bv fhe Governor Of North Carolina
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, H j. P RESI- e s5e s 0F dHs C ysss.
=, leueiI hHt he Constitution, has made a reQuisiton
u up III North No Carolina for seven seven thousand fOq ian m men to s s9o@
"lIhis a. VI the first of August next; and whereas, 1t 10
ana able that, POSSIBLE, the troops should be raised
40 Voluntary enlistment, with the rlghtto select tnelr
ow Now. therefore, 1 ZFBULON 3. VANCE Governor .
Of North Carolina, do issue this my Proclamation,
oa1t,T IN the patriotic citizens of the State to volun-
,err Tor State defence, and tender their services in
Companies, battalions and regiments, on or before the
nth of July.
The control and management of the troops raised
under this Proclamation viii be retained by The aU-
thoritics of the State.
Orders for the enro. ment Of the militia, preparatory
ts a draft. in case it may be necessary, Will be issued
by the Adjutant General.
10y In witness whereof, ZEUBLoE b. VANCE
SEAL. Captain General and Misunderstanding
Great seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at Raleigh. this nth day of June, A. D., 1858,
and in the year of American independence the s1th.
By the Governor: q. B. VANCE.
r. H. BATTLE, Jr., Private See'y. A-2t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22

An exchange says, we point with pride 1
the rapid advance of our army towards Il
enemy's country. String events may MOI
be looked for. Of the result we have n
fears.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NORTH CAROLINA,
ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE, MILIriA) J.
Raleigh, June II, 1853. (
ORDER

VEaEAAA OhDHH'
7 THR COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE MI
l.. tia viii Immediately assemble their respective
Regiments and enroll all able-bodied free white men,
and apprentices, residents Of this State, who snail be
of the age of eighteen and under forty years-not liza
bic to or who have heretofore been exempted from
the conscript aci, and all between the ages of forty
and ferty-fve years
II. They will specify In said enrolment, what per-
sons claim exemption from militia service under the
laws, and will note opposite the name of every such
person, the ground upon which such exemption 10
claimed.
III. As soon as completed, the Muster Rolls are
REQUIRED TO be forwarded to this Office:
BY order Of Gov. Vance:
A-2t. DANL. q. FOWLE Adj. Gen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
Seituuua Soeiebe {:

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.,,r,u ts als Jjdit&nre fsjatIt finn.
>, Gas afpnntm:ut irjgs ais ier:tnuienP
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~ Ser !ut Munumsrn elmer -3citun5 %annimmt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
8cbim gu { IT.

n.s ,,.esrp N SclFstlatt" fr'
,itptu 9dmftas n tcttct iibrli9
i@'Ssgars in 6aItiihrfi6cr 8oraus'
sHsi ma. 1n;eistn mereen ja ZEN ns-
;aI.h.htnpem Striu3unSsn 9rf9rnem'
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The New York herald., 1863-08-30
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

nolle prcssqpi IN bis cNe u - would enter ths
ssrvce. Even usDsgrcssors sganst tho government
In Castle Thunder have besu offered clemency n they
would enlist Amoeg those 70 whom this orr has bocn
made 10 Mr.. samuel w. wyvin a wShineton. accnssd
ticc 70 Mr.. WYNN shd bs observed thai o0s
believes him saniy BsNFefussd tho onsr with In
dguation. 80 great their want a that the same
osr has been made 10 um tbs notorious counssfeitss
Of rebel Treasury notes.
Though these facts stated sbs last paragraph nAve
not been published by the papers, believe they
pretty well known 70 the rebel public heard nr. Gil
mev distinguished lawyer 10 Rchnoud. dsftnd - pro-
pristy Of The soceedngs He argued that'sThene men
having beco confined 20 punish Them that object wi -
equally well sobserved by placing them Ia the army.
Tho Arduous duties they wl be obliged Ia orfovm, ana
,he hardships they si have endure soldsss, w,l
~ far more severe and they have M passtotsm w
DO considered greater punishment ihsy expcreDe
IN prison " any ~ tho scouDdrss Get Killed n tho
wee, wiil b. bettsr than feeding them In ,hs pencn
tary, and tho southern people win have ~ ear
further dsprsdaons at their banda and thsy dosert
fhey VII have 70 70 among the Yankses, whom, thank
Gcd, they win rob and pnndsr unmsrcifuliv.n
HARVEY nInk1e
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

Mass Messssg "a Lssvswwesss-Ossas
ssssss sss Dess~es-Ths Rsmsvsf az
CsnsSai Seoassd Dsms sasd-TNs Wss-
sss. NO., ssssssst Omes Destroyed NJ
Mssssasf Gsesssias. As~., 80.
-. frr. Aornu - ,sa
Ihs largest nsetrr that nss in isa,sb-osh
assembled lsst nishs
Genera jim lane cf~vss ssss'ssso-ss. wslsh
unsimeusiy ysssss. esgcs sn icy. n~s ns a~ssss
that ss asrsd f,om hsss N sss.rbis a. 'ss1s
the sa u ssp'cm t~. Win ssch .m~ sss ammsss.A
% they esa rrrc1rs, md s'ssslss u~~,efrss
ysn~s sweui, sssh, csSss sspsAs q itss s.s
cbcosins
General fars ,psls fsr sorv. .,ss ,s~s ne
peopis Ksssas 6~s~sd ufar shsrss,s.s fv go
isc,lsn and srhssisg svey ~ reads 10 sesss
. moGsp,s rctlts
non a. {. wils~ ossscs rs-oiasn s<Lss0 ~
Csnnisiss hssnslaoSs, s'Afns tsss ths ussssy ~
IA~fsrcs dref, ehss, sssls W shs .sescse ssS
~0csea commander ~ ib- sssarsmsst. a1a esrnans~s
os pv~sla~os IiprsAa ,Ls nsn~as1 rsssvsi u ns.v
General sebecxs
mayor Artbon, oosfsa toasasioss thai ins a
Pissss flsy Esckssxa ard As1ssv 10 ysss4rs ~ ses
rs~p1ssis iof ssy rbel eg,vagss ssrsh ~ NO -
Jsu.ty 20 b. rssI ssvsstss,ea a ilss u cr'y
~sa, soas 'se froet.r
Ar tss rsscsc,ets ec~sss r<~s scta a.iasssaay
szopsss
Several sts~xh@s sesc r<sis. hsevy dst~Nsc sews
rsi s~sets6 sn9 ceesss r~ss. TIA p3ney v~ss@ss
by tLssn "a tho ass@us~nt
cspsfsi r-~s issasrsfn~d cs~ssai IArs 1Asy. ~y
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r~ssesaing I'm " 80 ~ Assesses N psseasa rsSs.
Rsesss.
c<tsral lane rspiS thai ~ voass sss~uels ~lfh
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s~vsses 70 nsr fcssSrsi y~ns,, SOD sisi " sI&y
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The New York herald., 1863-08-30
mORTLIf FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
JED. Davis Calls Out Half q Million
Negro Troops.
-
Arrival Of Large Rebel Ship-ol.Wav
q Wisuisgtsn,
-. &e.. -

Vaarssss nonans, August "a, lkea
1bs sfcamsr G, w. Tbonas hss arrived from Ss~S~rn.
with LspissASs sisvius, Of 0eserai reSks ,sas. ~
bearer VI dsspaich~s
Rebel pagers received Norehssd Guy. r. e. ssy
JeR Davis bss decided after ooofsresos ~ah ~
Of the coafedssAis ssn's 70 call ave Lsndssd
shoesAsd bscs troop ~bo iIss ~ edison
cod aIy suss a. lard ~ Tho sod ~ lh~ wu.
A despatch from tie bkchssaw Beet ss,s that ihe
ssorsins Of tss iI'b ira large shopgf~sr. ~ ,so
guns, with the mnsh Gar syss s~ets pas. me s<-tss
ing and ds,cy hol-isa the rsssi nss
psssed iato wnmn nrtan sIieh ~ ,hs fosuh s.l~s
vessei thai run be b,orksas wmblo ~ssks
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
NEWS FROM TINE SOUTHWEST.

Ths Death oS Gen. Pembsvssn CsaAxaeA--
Unssa mesthnG An Grsnav Cssnsy.
TsnD.-Hospatalistsss % General Grant
a Military Movement, &se.. tGe.
cn,rrSAu, August ~, Is6e
Late Information from vkhsburg confirms shs death of
General Psuberten. He shot by Tsxau soldiers No
particular Of the anasr are given.
numsrousiy attended Union meeting recently
bs'd ., Pelham. Crppdy county. Tenn. Resoo,,oss
rssssd expressive Of desire rsurn 70 the Union.
rspsdains hs set Of rssssd In 1851 and 70
commepding areorgsnizsioa cf the ssats.
General Grant rendered the hospissluiss ~ Mem
pbn On Wednesday last
There six hundred nIpoh troops on the ssesmey
Courier when sbs corided ~nh the Dcs Arc yHty thou.
sasd rounds o. ammeuaica and all tho gups and map.
sacks and baggage Of the soldiers were lcss
The Fourteenth army corrs has been transferred by
General Grant 10 the Army of the Gun.
Prspsnsens were making ~ New Orleans 90 NE losA
instant fov . movement in scme direction.
lapssssss HsSsas Csvpss Decision In
the supvems Csase.
surHEnx CopHr.
Before yodge Isoasvd.
10 the care a. M,chssi Barrett lnpuwssat Aaeser
Aas Sssa gives Nv Judge Leonard nssshsi Nsssss
cIssms hold barrett ~ho s MINOR sssr,ss frous
shs Thirteenth rsxnesi North ccsro'ns svary ssd a.
suhssifute nsesachsse,U regiment asd rsfnsss IA
pvsdaoe him uvn . Of hsesss corpus. rhs Cours a.
cdsd that ersors undev eehesn years ~ go cannot bs
h~sd so military service thst mAr,ss 40 has been
psccaimsa New yovki that he civil courts In fhe
fsl sdmsnwusnon u thesr cowss for dspersps Just, O.
and that The military ~ subord nate here the civil
Authority. Barrett he's upt bsep committed o. ksl6 bv
virtue ~ sey proves u ef The Cssd states ov
any court. rhe liberty q eveyy citizen OF shs
state Under iLe NJ the shield of vrn ~
The consultations tbc United states veil thas lhe
stste ne Judge replies - te suggestion that decision
tc the claims q. the Marshal " ~ bring ou co.,
Get o. ssshosity, ~ soIlovs % ms . NOD quesflon
sought for ~ N = cogrl brought .nts court ana
must be derided ovAs N The n The and and ~
~ sae RUE a ssp~dssuey. Esrrd,srcy u rne shsa
With tine and clrcnnsfAre~~ mehf reosrs ina
courts 20 rees nest week decision made sAy ana
TINS tho Is~ y. broaskt into tempt The dsc.s en-
concludes eh The following paragraph Nv awn ,tv
c,ssdsr be clear. An order NAV hs entered a.,
Colonel Nagept produce Farresf At osok NJ "a ,te
usti day after bs notice q tb. o,cs
Myrssrsss Asess es . Prison Ovsrs..r.
bssrcs, Aagrss ~ isss
A cnaves "a sAc HeY~s ~ Correction nss~d ~ "a
sAuDssss maae . nsrSerow s~s~st Trouas A ps,sss
a. a ~ o-~sssvs sst passs nasesns 1A1ressas -
sslal woas<s wsn tsve sasndsss ksl~ Yys1 rs~
yevs an. ~sr sssss4ess ~ sssssgy
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

mont would Do 10 sbs southern peopls-whether they
would "ose their homes and all beatcnn His tcpe
y spoke these words might have taught the
heard, the wisdom Of moderate There was
N cfncer Who din's believe that v,cksburG taken
Put whatever opinons they might have the war, all
agreed that Their treatment Davids lssnd excel
sas 10 every respect and ado 70 thai own bum
b boef that never before and in 10 other land under
The sun prisoners Of war treated with such sens
sossty and Kindness
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
As,r,.n, G.r.vaa spsasus on enc Qsos~
OF ssw veyk cisy.
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has ts.a psagrsshes drd sahtnt tho fsi.e - ssAss
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