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s0n'''' TO PARENTS and GuARD ANS.

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HsaU- Sec bills 81 the day fos particulars &C. OF cas
rehearsal entirely play translated nom the Yreneh
Theodore Bal.re and Henry Kck cost Of kousard
dollas entitled
TIE OLD ROUSE on TIE BRIDGE OF y0TRE DALE,
ale Maison do Pont EotIe Dame" drama by NM Theo
dore Bsrrsre nd H. dc Kock, viii achieved immense
at the Anb COmqus ouJing tie LATER part Of last
has adapted r this Theatre. The plot broad 10
tsrest which veybcdy understand and T. alb unts In sta
lions which ingenious and pills 1he-e
this iovey about the story whereas In general g" ~
ng Is pro,uce1 by tie coenton Of the good with
bad, piainy wI v.iny 1otl the ttrugI
bought 10 close by the Iiu n Of virtue. su 70 B.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11
VIRGINIA, TO WIT At Rules held in the

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in the
Clerks oGee Of Hal County Monday, the Sd day Of
Augu;t, 1863
Daniel Gcode Plaintiff
sganst
JOhq eosds VIM GoOde MsIis Stewart wife flames Stewart
Macy euie, Susan StgGr wife OF Johnson Stewart Polly
Grhre wife ofJese Guthrie, sizemore, wife OF Tandy
tzemore Lucy Hudson vie OF Ambrote Hutton, De.rs
IN CHANCERY.
Eapreadng By sgtsflco evidence that the children Inn
Goode, unknown; the children ode
whose Jessie Stewart his we ire
Children OF Nancy Guthrie whose names unknown Jshn
Stewart his fe; Jesse Guthrie and his Vie Az,
drew szsmGre and CSaly his wife, Ambrose Hndson ard
Lucy, his wife, not rtsdents OF the stsie ef
Virginia. h orde ed hst they do APPEAR here Eitn one nc IN
after prbca ion hesesf ard do what IA necessary 10 d
their interest 10 hs sui; the Object Of which for sale
SIX acres OF lad asiged TO tn widow John ooce az
held by hr for and during her he and the prosS ~
yied among the parties tned thereto, that "a sis
order be inserted IN the Richmond Wig once - ,ns
successive weeks and posted the font door TIE g.,
Of this cocnty on tie ast day Of the next county urt
A copy-tese. NV
p,,rsD,,r J,po wM' =. HOLT, Clerk
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NIRGlNIA.--At rules held in the Clerks
day OF Auput 1853:
Benjamin D. Kindred, -Prd
Against
Thomas II. Mer ylnan. Deli.
IN CASE.
The beet OF this suit Is recover the defendant IS
With Interest from March 3D. 1868 affidavit having been msds
and hed that the defendant named Of this
Commonwealth the sail defendant required appear within
month after cue publication hereof do what is siy
20 protect his interest III this suit.
ACopy-Teste,
BFNJ POLLARD,
augit-y4T Clerk.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

FakDr sloKspURG, Aug. 10. The report that
Yankees are ia some 'orce in Stafford has receiyeeT
Their conf ruaton to-day. Nothing new or reliable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks
oGos OF the Circuit Court of the City Richmond, tie
day OF August 1863:
" H. W. Forbuss, partners the
style Of W. Peterson &C., PIES,
Againit
Charles A. Brockmeyer De'ft.
IN CASE.
The objct Of this suit h Of the defendant $685. with
interest from the Isl day Of August 1897 and affidavit having ee
made and 6ed that the dfeaant above named sin;
Of tbs Commonwealth the said .ndsn 10 required 70 appear
within ninth after Que Publication hereof and do what Is
neceSaGry to protect his Interest In this suit.
ACopy-Te5te,
BENZ. POLLARD,
augl1-v4w OisTk.
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GALLRGO MILLS.

"E will purchase Wheat as usual, and pay
w Government prices, sad win ell Fou- at
Or ces or win grind on toll, II the Farm fn Wish Il.
tuIo-dlwcSw RAIsWICK & BARKsDALR-
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TO EMMA NEsDMEYER-
TAKE NOTICE, that [ shall, on the l4th
LAY Of September 1st3 the o'clock A. NJ
ard clock al the Office VIII ans, corner Of
Main aud IL streets, In the CITY OF Rchnord State Of Virginia.
take tie dep sons of Henrietta Snyder d. gaEh srdl, Jaob
Bshr Others Tead evidence for me suit pending
Circu Court Of the City of Richmond, wherein lin
and you the defendant; and II from the taking
said deposons hould be ence CT being
ced should be flashed, the VIII be con,inueo
from time TO time till completed
auzll--law4ws ADAM A. HEIDNEYER.
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DOR RENT.
4 LAND AND NEGROES,
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

A VIRGINIA LADY
Competent teach the English branches, desires tiiua
toa For further particulars, apply to Pa Tse River Ware
iou.e Nelson county, Va. augil c&'3'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Rich
mond Hastings Court, we learn by Rich
mond papers, Of the 9TH, lie yet engaged
lining and imprisoning women engaged
10 the memorable bread riots In that
city. One Pudgett represented by the
Richmond Eraminer, as a young fellow
claiming to be from Washington city,
was taken and required 10 give bonds of
five hundred dollars that he would clear
out and return 10 Washingtoa forthwith.
An intercepted rebel letter from Vicks-
burg, states that the Confederaies were
whipped at Grand Gulf Ii fears very
much Grants movements on the rebels
at Vicksburg, and says all idea Of hold
ing Arkansas aud Mississippi has been
abandoned, I#.|F.l
= INDIANAPOLIS, May IA General Has
call has notified several Comprehend
newspapers in this State, that they must
apologize for the recent articles in their
papers, and improve their loyalty, or
their papers will be suppressed, and their
editors arrested. IN rs.58 i..o s.
DanielStout was convicted in the Uni
ted StateD Circuit Court Today, under
the 24th Section Of the Consumption Act,
for harboring q deserier This is the
first conviction under this act in the Uni
ted States, The sentence is not yet an
nounced. alA.
The Union citizens of Memphis, Tenn,
intend celebrating the 9Th day of june
next, the anniversary of their deliver
ance from rebel tyranny, by a grand
mass meeting and celebration.
,torrors OF the Knoxville JatI-c,,p-
spiraey Unmnsked.
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get me some milk up there 10 Mr.
Pointers?
Con.--Doh't you see rs 70 wo'k Go
you self; you got good legs as have /.
OIL haven't time; / am on picket
here
Con.-You betn talkin' 10 me more'n
an hour. You could be up an down Dab
heap o times since.
Of.-Pm afraid the officer Of the day
would come and catch me outside my
lines.
Oon.--When de Office comes roun heah
tell him dat you stay roun' talkin' and
foolin' wi black folks half de time.
AT this "stage Osthe game" the officer
Of the day, who wH listening to the
whole conversation, put spurs % his horse,
bounded over the fence, and seemingly
unconscious Of the presence Of the Lieu
tenant, headed for his reserve He ar
rived there long before the Lieutenant,
who, with his vest in his hands and his
features worked up TO an agony of pain,
supplicAtingIy said al have a terrible
cholic | am unable to stand, and have
been lying in the shade all the morning.
wish you would relieve me-" Is
81 wish / could" bitterly remarked
the officer addressed; ~ wish l could
relieve Tie service of such milky calves as
you. Gen. RosEoRANs could then calcu-
late on success. Perhaps that 'nigger
wench' can sackle you some relief from
your pain" The quicker Of the Lieu
tenants lips fell upon his heart
The earthwOrks constructing here will
soon be finished. They are being SUI
perintended by Capt. EDWARD S. Nixon,
of the 14th Michigan. He is an officer
of much engineering talent and consid-
cradle experience in that line Of labor,
having been railroad contractor for many
| years before the Southern mutiny. The
character or extent Of our defences here
may be cOntraband, and | will save you
the trouble of arrest by remaining elo-
quently silent on their formidableness.
But il is not in the defences of wall or
ditch or cliff, but in the spartan's ram
part of brave hearts within, that we
proudly feel our flag floats as securely
here as from the batilemenis Of the ma
tional capitol. o"
The UNIoN reaches here regularly by
mail anime o'clockeyery morning. You
have fifty daily subscribers in this regi-
ment alone. Others should follow the
example Of GRsr SLOT.
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speeeh BIZ sa.n. lIensIon.

The Calves ton 1, graph of March 20
publishes speech made in that city the
previous week by General Houston. The
speech is of considerable length, and in
it General Houston declares that his
fondest best wish is in behalf of the
Southern Confederacy. The success of
the rebel cause, he says, depends on the
ardent and devoted hearts and strong
arms Of the southern people. He does
not expect foreign intervention, but looks
Nth hope upon The signs ofdiVisioa and dis
content at lie North and the depreciation
of Northern money. aa aanis
OF General HoUsToN we shall say MOTH
ing save that he is 10 be forgiven, for he
is plainly in his dotage. But we ask the
thousands of citizens in the great North
West who will read this paper, to con-
slider seriously the effect which the la
bors of some factious partisans in their
section, have had upon the minds Of the
Southern rebels. The rebels firmly be-
lieve that they have many friends and
colaborers in the Loyal States. Now it
seems 10 us that every man in those
States ought to see that he does and
says nothing, neither by his vote supports
any candidate whose course might be in
terpreted by the rebels as favorable to
their success.
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mrs. seHmes, the Pirates wife.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
ROOhester Demorat, writing May I'd, an.
nouncing the arrival at that point Of Mrs.
sEAlAEs, the wife Of the pirate, says: i
J. She is accompanied by three daughters
and two sons. Having a little curiosity
to see the wife of so notorious a man as
Semmes, aud hear her talk, accompanied
them on the boat from the wharf 10 the
steamer Express. Mrs. Semmes is about
Fifty or hfty-flye years Of age, and by no
means prepossessing in her manners, and
very homely. She has no front teeth,
and has sarcastic smile and look. She
was very indignant about having her
baggage searched, and said All sorts of
hard things about the officers. The off,
Ger that had her in charge informed me
that although she was a rank secession
list, her conduct in Cincinnati had been
such that no fault could be found with
her. She has two sons in the rebel army,
and the letters that we're intercepted by
General Burnside from them say that
they had not heard from their mother for
nearly two years. The three daughters
are all very plAin-lookibg girls, but are
very lady-like. II was quite evident
from their manner and conversation that
they did not like the idea Of being sent
into Secessia.
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q. q. nEROEn, EditOr.
FRIDAY MORNING, May IS, 1858.
vALLASpoHAM is sometimes compared

VALLANprGHAM is sometimes compared
10 BENEDICT ARNOLD, but the comparison
does ARNOLD great injustice. ARNOLD
was man Of more talent than the Ohio
OOpperhesd. He was n more polished
gentleman. ARNOLD was brave man,
but the Buckeye is cowardly bully,
never bold, save when presuming on the
weakness or the forbearAnce of others
ARNOLD fought calamity for his country,
for a while, but VALLAEDreHAM always
skulked from danger. He is to be sent
to the fiery climate Of Tortugas, and he
bought 10 be set to catching sand-feas
for the purpose of supplying the Southern
Confedsracy with phlebotomizers. Val
Vail nt aa
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ICE CREAM SAL oON'
No. 43 Union street.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPEN EDin theUp stains
.oi his Establishment an leo Cream taloon, o..
cllsifey Tor ladies' accompanitd By gshtemen.
Tne lower part Of The meut VIII b devoted
exclusively 70 eenismen, Ne promises q keep al.
Ways on hand ice Cream Of The best quality and
All havora i-and attehtiYs walters.
CHARLEY MAkfIN,
FOR hent.-A Room on Uollego street, auitub bio
Tor any kina VI business Enquire ~ As Union street
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The Philadelphia Age makes the start
ling announcement that the "Reign of
Terror Is about 10 be re-enacted in the
United States. mo other paper has the
news.-Ba6alo IN ~ Commercial
We advise the Age TO come in out of
the rain. II might be the very devil Of
a shower
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN " THE CoNFEDER-
AoY's,-An ugly piece of work was done
in Monroe county, April 18th. A factory
OF Seven Islands, in Butts county, had
loaded q wagon with seven bales of
manufactured goods, and despatched
by their customary driver, trusty old
negro, to Forsyth, for transportation on
the Macon and Western railroad. The
wagon arrived at Forsyth in due time
with only three bales. When the wagon
had progressed seven miles on its jour
pey II was stopped by line of twenty
eight women drawn up across the road
the most of them armed with knives and
pistols, and in a thicket. close TO the
scene of action, sat man upon q stump
also armed with a double barrelled shot
gun. The women called on the negro
tc halt upon the peril Of his life, and
Immediately commenced discharging the
load Of the wagor--cutting open the
bales, and 30 soon as they had taken as
many pieces OF cloth as they could
carry, made of, leaving Jim 10 proceed
on his journey with the three bales left.
Macon (Ga.) Telegraph. aa .ss -
Now, Telegraph, had not these twenty
eight poor women, whose husbands, prob
obly, had been dragged into the rebel ar
my, a better right to seize the goods to
clOthe their ragged children, than the
rulers Of the rebel Confederacy had to
steal the guns, forts, arsenals, and funds
of the United States
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All misers are despioable, but when we
think Of the dastardly position of the
COpperheads, we think the most despioa-
BILE Of all are the conlpro misas.
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"a The Oxford C0.) Citizen seems to feel
badly about the arrest of VALIAEDIaHAM.
tsays
Our former (mis) representative in
Congress is incarcerated in a Lincoln
Bastile! The personal liberty of the
American citizen has been infringed, and
the myrmidons Of tyrannical govern
ment have polluted the hem of VallAndig-
hams garment by their filthy touch.
Weep yo followers of the immaculate
Val; how'll ye reverers Of his statesman
ship; flee unto the mountains of Hepsi-
dam! ye worshippers at the shrine OF the
Dayton sage, for your leader has been
taken from your asiOnished gaze in
chariot of steam and with , strong escort
OF Buckeye soldiers. General Burnside
has caused his arrest aud so quietly was
il done that not even his mantle was al
lowed TO fall on the shoulders of any of
you. Now LEI the whangdoodle mourn for
her hrst-boFn; now let the hew-gag be
sounded in mOurHful cadence.
We guess the cadence Of the "con-
sentative" hew-gag has lapsod into
H.. 1s.,aa
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RATI.,
The Partnership

EIEREroFURE EXISTING BErwEEN L. c. COLE
IL man and !. Y. Coleman, under the name ana
ALL DEBTS AND Bll - Due TaE FfkM mud o.
patd 10 me- viii receipt for all payments at my
residence on front street. Dated al Nashville Ton.
Aessee, May 10, Is03 Il, q. ,OLkHAR.
mayl2-8tq .a
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stationerY Dealers Notioe

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGk Assyaa
w meat Of Paper aud Envelopes aso Book kog
eetu, Port Foioa Pocket Books, Prize fuokages. ~
Stands, Ink, War Maps, Pens aud Fabors n eIt.
faas Books. DEALERS will look 10 their luterst IL
News Depot.
Wv TRUE8DAiL A 60
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The crocusses are in full bloom in
WashingtOn--and 90 are some other
"cusses," not 50 innocent.
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Read "GrapeshoFs delightful letter.
Heis capital both for news and gossip,
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mARRIEn.

On Wednesday May 18Th, at the fimry residence
In Davidson county, BY ReS. r. Howell, Mr. rHouu
W. MoHroS' Of naducah, Ky, to Miss ADDiE dAush.
ter Of ". Greenfield, Esq
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Nv NTlEn

EO0 HANDS. ALL THE HANDS WHICH HANA
COV been 10 my employ will report Good wage
VII % paia. Two good haWyora and Two good ugi
neera wasted 20 run q Circle Saw MI. None ldt IN,
best need apply LOUIS MITkOWalt
mRrch1On No. 10 Public square
Louisville yOuraal COPY one week and ohaigs tas
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PITT5BURG ALE.

mo BARRELS BEST PIFTsBURG ALE, and
lUO large lot Of fac SEGA AIS, Just received ana
for sale by J0nNw. MANY, N
Corner Of Cherry and Frederick streets.
may l6-tf .
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To the Officers and Soldiers Of the
Army Of the Cumberland

If: You ARE LOOKING ron BOxEs ~.
II Parcels, Private or Public Property Quartettnaa
tors In Nashville who have property Addressed tu
their care and arc ignorant Of its destny, will Io.s
address this olioe. Mr. TROUsDAl,
COL and Chief Army polire
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-10

Gen. Banks, in his official report. da-
ted before Port Hudson. May Sd, gives
an account Of the attack on that place
similar to reports already published. 10
speaking of negro troops, he says they an
swered every expectation. Their con-
duct was heroic. No troops could be
more determined or more daring. They
made, during the day. three charges on
the batteries Of the enemy, suffering very
heavy loss and holding their position II
nightfall, with the other troops on the
right Of our line.
The highest commentator is bestowed
on them by all the ofhcers in command
on the right Whatever doubt may have
existed heretofore ~ to the efficiency oil
organisations Of this character, the histo-
~ Of this day proves conclusivcly 70 them
who we're 10 condition 10 observe the
conduct Of these regiments. that the Gov
eminent will find in this GLASS Of troops
effective supporters and defenders.
The severe test to which they we're
subjsctsd and the determined manner in
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Cairo, June o

The gunbost Usage arrived from be-
low this afternoon. Her turrets are out
of order and she returns for repairs. Her
machinery, when here, was pronounced
perfect.
A Mr.. Emery, living near Carbonate,
and who has been assistingtin the arrest
OF deserters, while out hunting his COWS
last evening. was shot by a secession as.
sassin. His body was penetrated by Eve
bullets.
The post office was entered at Central
liza by burglars last night and robbed oft,
contents. The letters were taken shori
distance and opened and were left scat.
tered on the ground.
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Washington. Juna @.


Rear Admiral Porter has sent to the
Navy Department report, dated Missis-
sippi Squadron. near Vicksburg, june
list, in which he says after the return o,
the expedition under 1t. Com. Walker
up the Yszoo, and the destruction of rams
and navy yards, | dispatched the same
officer up ags, with instructions to cap.
ture the transports Besides the steam
ers mentioned es burnt, he burned the
Ocadio and Magnolia, also two Of their
best transports. Ny object was to break
up their transportation on the Yazoo, and
with the exception of few steamers be-
yond Fort pemberton the rebels can trans.
port nothing BY water on that river
Steamers to the amount of $40, 600 was
destroyed BY the late expedition.
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The Tribune has letters from Its cor.
respondents stating up to May 31st the
siege Of vicksburg was progressing ad
mirably and famine was beginning to tell
upon the foe. TIE capture or surrender
of the place was considered certain, and
that speedily.
Our forces are in fine spirits and on,
siege guns within pistol shot of the enc
my's works. All apprehensions of an at
tack on our rear by Johnston are ground
less. We hold all the passes from Vicks
burg and have completely blockaded then
against any possible advance.
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FOREIGN MEMS.

Halifax, June 8.
The Africa from Liverpool. 3o,h, via
Queenstown 3lst, arrived here this after.
noon. Her dates are 4 days later.
A public meeting vas 70 be held In
Liverpool, on the 81 Of June. to pay trib-
ute to the memory of Stonewall jackson
The ships Dorcas. Prima and Union
Jack from New York for Shanghai, the
Sea junk from Boston for San Francisco,
and the Nye, whaler, had been captured
by the Alabama.
Diplomatic relations between England
and Brazil have been broken.
Roebeck had given notice that be would
move in Parliament that England open
negotiations with other powers for the
recognition of the Confederate States.
Lord Montague will move an amend't
EATKsr.-Liverpool, May 3Uth.-The
Paris correspondents of the London Morn
ing Herald says, that Msson's presence
in Paris has strengthened the report Of
the approaching recognition Of the South
ern Oonfedsrscy.
The great stumbliug-block seem to be
the stubhornness Of portion of the Brit
ish Cabinet.
Toe general impression is that France
viii take the lead in the recognition Of the
Southern Confederacy, and the rest Of
Europe will not be slow to follow.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Morning Post also reports that fresh effvrts
are being made by Messrs Mason and
Slidell 70 obtain from the European gov.
srnments the recognition Of the S. G..
The Army and Navy Gazette looks for,
during the early part Of June. most re-
markable series Of operations in various
parts Of America, on which will depend
the summer campaign. 1t says. let no
man believe that we are near the end OF
the war. 50 far as the North is concerned.
There are y; M, ycr 49, c;vil
conflict may - "a 49,. = tim
the horders OF either te.l;serents.
Loudon, May 3l--TLs Confederate
loan yesterday closed at "a to II discount
Consols after official hours yesterday 99A.
The Polish iusurrection still progress
ing. The Poles gained several minor vic.
tories oyer Russians.
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w ashington, June 8.

From what can be ascertained from
persons arriving from the Rappahannock
division went over the river at Frank
Inns Landing last night, Rebel rife pits
along the banks have been destroyed SO
that the enomy will not find cover from
which to annoy US. Earthworks have
been thrown up in the front with view
of preventing night attack and to shiel d
our men if the enemy should open can,
nonade. The troops We have thrown
over are not far from the town. The
movement of both armies are involved il
mystery.