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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-22
DETAIL ron THE BOARD.

Colonel E. a. KING, 6sih Ind. Vol.
1t. Col j. w LANGLEY. l25th III. Vol.
Capt. J. J. DoNsELLY, 18th Mich. Vol.
BY command Of
Maj Gen. ROSECRANS,
II. 5, THeALL, Capt, and A. A. q.
In pursuance of The above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Maj General
R%osEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18Th, 1863, aud organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time 20 time as
the business for which IL Is appointed
may require. Claims for loss aud dan
age arising from The use of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the farti-
llcati0ns of Nashville. viii be presented
wifhou delay. The Board adj ,urned 10
10 o'clock, A. NJ Friday, March 20, 1868.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 6Sth Ind Vol, Pres. Of the Board.
March left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-18

4 disturbance took place last night. at the
lower end Of Prince Street, between some
members Of the l64t} n Z, and the lst Dis
trict Of Columbia Volunteers, which eyentuated
in fight in which pistols and stones were
freely used. During the melee member OF
the l64th was shot through the breast the
wound inflicted being, it is supposed, mortal,
and another Of the same regiment re-
ceived slight wound in the top oi his
head, also, from a pistol pall. Mrs Web
ster, an old lady Of upwards OF 60 years, who
was at Mrs Nacar residence, and went out
to shut the window blind, received shot
through the left shoulder, the ball passing
around and lodging near the surface below
the shoulder blade. The ball was extracted,
but her condition is considered very critical.
It is reported that the small pox prevails TO
a considerable extent at Point Lookout, Mary
land, the depot for Confederate prisoners tbs
soldiers being the sufferers, as many as elgh-
teen having died IN day.
Ninety-one counties in Missouri, including
the votes Of the soldiers: give the Radical tick
ct five hundred and ninety three majority.
Two mills Of the Oriental Powder Company,
at Gorham, Maine, blew up on Saturday after
noon. One man was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-18
co A i q [ l. !.

C1HEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
H THE CITY, by the barrel or at retail, p7't-
css as to1o, or lo,cer than the lo1nest-quaity
.unc0ualcd FOR sale ct COGANiS,
No. Is Royal street.
where can be had Lamps, Chimniea Nicks
and everything connected with the trade, in
every variety Of style, together with general
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, ofall the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please,
promptly attented to; all work warranted
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale. nov l4--ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-18
FROM CHARLESTON,

The Richmond Examiner, Of the 9Th, pub
fishes the following despatch =
"CHARLEsToN, Nov. l4--The enemv's FIRE
On Fort Sumter continues steadily. Battery
Gregg opened FIRE, this afternool on James
Battery Smpkins REPLIED =
CnARLESToN, Nov 15.-The firing is about
the same to-day. From Thursday morning
till sundovn on Saturday fifteen hundred and
twenrythree mortar-sheIls and rife: shot were
fired at Sumter The enemy's fire has ceased
to be Of any injury to the fort There has
been no firing to-day on SulliYans OF James
Island Our batteries continue TO keep up
slow fire on Fort Gregg and the mortar battery.
Ict,rexo1udence Of tie Philadelphia hequirerl
MORRIS ISLAND, s. G., Nov. 1.-THE bonn
bardn4ent still goes on. Yesterday there was
considerable mortar practice by both DengeT-
ents. The I7ederals fred occasionally on Sum
ter, but mostly at Fort Mourrie and the Con
tederate batteries on James Island. The Con,
federatcs replied with enegy, and for several
hours the roar Of guns and mortars was con
tinuouS Within the past two days sharp
shooters have located themselves behlnd chey-
aux de frze, in Sumter, and annoyed the FED
eral gunners in the advanced batteries lie
casualties. however have been unlmportant
The Woultrie House. on Sullivan's Island,
is now completely RACED or torn down by the
Confederates but for what purpose Is unknown
The New York Express says THE gold
market rallied this morning, and there was
sharp advance, with increased activity. The
rise to-day was due TO the increasing strngency
in the London money market, AMI the advance
in the rates of interest by The Bank Of England,
also to the rumor that the agent Of the Roths-
chlds would ship 5000, 900 this week
The French residents OF New York have
improvised parting dinner to Admiral Rey.
maud and the officers Of the LaG'1errere, who
are on the point Of leaving that station on their
return to France.
George Apre, agent for the sale Of conteder-
ate bonds, has been sent to Washington from
the Army of the Potomac, and committed to
he Old Capitol prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-18

coincidence Of the Phi]alelph" Inquirer.l
u,.urxGToN, Nov. lz-Two Federal sol
7.,, nsnrnred at Brandy Station, October
1'.l md taken to Richmond. escaped and re-
.n',o4 - the Federal lines. They report very
.a rr9op, IN and around i{ichmond-aIl avail
~, men having been sent fr0u that city and
pltars6urg to reinforce Lee,
"a encourage X cruitjng, arrangements have
l,a,, made 20 give State Governments full con
,..1 II the entire system Of volunteering, on the
..o,a basis IS in previous calls. Ii State quo
-. arc not filed on or before January 9TH then
,[n 1raft will be enforced 1t Is thought that
rIn E,nilities given volunteering under this ar
y"oypoeDt Will procure sufficient troops and
avoid the draft.
}Iaior ". II. Miller, Second Wisconsin,
Cavalry, November lIth insulting lady, ab-
.ractj0g wines from hospital, and taking
rbpvrons unlawfully from a corporal, has been
1shonora0ly DISCHARGED,
Lieutenant Symmes Gardner, Eighteenth
Regiment. e. s. a Frank \. lease, Seven
r.ejghfh New York Volunteers, have been
jropUed from the army rolls.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW continues to be
dn1v executed in he District Of Columbia, IN
case here and there, where the owners in
1Ia,v)and think il worth while to follow or
seek the fugitives here. Such an instance oc,,
cured on Saturday last, when negro named
I}nsta Bullion was arrestedin the market house,
On q wit, as the property OF Mr.; Henry
Yhorne, Of Prince Georges county, VA, and
taken before Commissioner Cox. Nr. geo.
i. r, Day, well known III that connectlQn,
Hoon appeared as counsel Tor the BOY, oot Ar; :
Thorne, readily taking the Te1ulrc2d1 oath OF
loyalty and proving by neghoor' M[. hut d,5
'Iso nroducng letter from DR.. J, Il. Byrne,
II he army, endorsing bis loyalty, the com,
missioner considered the proof sufficient, and
rrma0ded the slave to his MASTER Corr. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-18

T OST.-This afternoon, between the head Of
IL King street and the Office Of the Provost
Marshal GOLD LOCKET containing two
miniatures. The finder will be suitably TO-
warded by leaving it at 1870, King street.
Nov lS-2t=
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-03
FRIDAY MORNING. April. 2. 1859
THE SITUATION.

Tie s,ns.hcaas have been driven back and
defeated on rho Tennessee river iy sharp
shooters.
Ga Yesterday at day light iva r", clad
vessels CANA up tlse river n Ger "a Tascnm.
IA. They re met there by our cavalry
ontporis. Very coIsidersbIe csnnonad. ng
ensued; tut our sharp shooters made the
port holes too unsafe for heavy practice, and
after All Intellectual effort - lsnd . parry. the
gonboats Lacked about ard tired. Their
toss is considered TO I've heavy.
From Middle Tennessee we hear of skir.
wishing At { Knoxville.
Passengers b. the evening train r-port the
capture Of several wagons aud prisoners OIL
Wednesday. Otherwise the line il quiet
No news fron, Chari~sion.
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WANTED TO HIRE 100 HfGR0Es

II ~ e"T'"g AZ" rain'hg purposes. At Tue ' uicAn
tNfnse ~ The k~er end ~ Dstte county. ia
T'seen the LOOK o't AID sand Mount airs. 1ii- /. a
perfectly healthy saA ssse i,csIs,y
fAuhn having negoes TO hire the talanr>. al
Tor yo.r. VII pl~ssc s<suers mr. fusth~T patiTasrs
y. II. LOWE X Sr..
rnar %, I'm DH.e Vshsa Wtrha 4 hattsuors, Tenn
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90 REWARD.

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a"npany " Thn- I,r-inh g., 8 ma. =,
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SlUO kEWAK.D
= To C'ap,talnts.

To Capitalize.
4 PfEtE ~ prpstiy yielding one hundsv.i dollars
.u. sss RI,. Pc, Day @" ss s,oss. ;or L,n'sn
health u G.vs his ST. htion t. il. Apply &,
'nat:t Commission Merchant.
= sabstitpte wanted.
WILL PAY Two THOlIs AND BOLi.ARs EnR
. son. . 70 se.ye In Co X ijith Tehseasse beg
marie. iw As. CHAiREs
a. '.hAsAIssh. lie .vtssLs.
nARAlsOS 4. PiKKLE,
coMMIssl.oH MERCHANTS,
FAMILY GROCERIES. ..
.sd c6uxrnr rsoprcr
Market u. I'd door North Market House.
Refer to b~.eesa nea Q, cnasapocgn
- =. :. Instii-sml
Dssrabls Goods 1t Auction.
,:s.swt.a dtir.sie good .t~: ieceisrd .ionsI shr
soveoo Hemics / SON. Needle.
iis'E lss nsr.aas Needles.
liars. = tsse cSn,n.. Ivory sA, ';urne,A,4ie.
!" V1ne scis.or-
=" vfoiin strings.
= 4" Aae foches kaivcs.
:. vest and stan Bat:ons.
.' resvt 1u'sco-. ssAor:ed sizes.
wsteA H-yx. ssee and B.a-.
- CIR face a s<rted dyes
!. LADY, Win. and co:cred Kid Gloves.
- =. sssss sstr., r.s,a aud morru..s.
. rses.,...sr-s va G@'e".
large ~ aiix jsrkct Handler chiefs --
la Dssrk n,sisw mir.
The shove sooJ. viii lie cpn fos lnsy%ctIpe On
N~60esdAy sext ). n. WILLY.
y0orJl-9t 80 .'.-' = 10
WABTID. go.
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THE Post. NoaS but No. uoekn-n need arpfr
sThe 9pp1iebetuos 81 sAltseed nen IL co0ns1ds In
~ thpss<0ess. sccssafasted by the apoyoval a.
thss eu0sAaisg cdaser Wlt receive siu~ sss- vth,u
- LOUIS Dy1. AIM.E
mei1S-am eart. . nj A. q. n.
OFFICE COMMANDANT or tONstRIpra !.
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The kHpsrS ttats irsa ana ceaI Mining
e. .OD0DaIY.

The knparS 1kats irsn ana CeaI Niuine
e. Oo0po1y,
tOrriCx OWN s1isoHECKERs DRUG STORE
$500 =. Hness. aDosaiA.
ELAN. ALsEAxpga. President.
VIZ. 3. Joaxsrcx.
r. n. D,oocs.
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4. +. TuoMrs0n.
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S46 R1WARD.
p A4AwAY fran thA sulscr,b-s se.r Issstsp
n DAae comfy Ia. On the l.ih ds, =, Fe Z
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hores. thick ips. co''s. s-,y b'cs. I VIII rsy ~
iss The s,Prchsnsio. asd delivery a, ,sii nov II
30, l. ssusst .f:hos 10: iimis. ~ ..,5 .as nat
delivered % mo ~ ledsr; Ia AL thxs srs Elm
: vi st S:y an' doi''r~ B. sEocK 4
lrfVssaAfivN WAalsu.
Of 81 The vbere aiouis - rssskHa sn.i els
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be.i,hy and hir romrirsi6u and blSs tyrs: Cha.
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ss%sss;s:'io" ~.y .~ .sas = a sssas
~ kso.vil's RrsSsr copy. asd sssa Li'I,s
oS0re.
$50 KENlxn:.
CfRAYEp o. sseses. on the SsA @. Msfeh. ca
- la,k Hsr;, 1ys:H ~, lss ,ksess Ash, ss.
e Asd bces se~Lh'd . viii bsyshe sbvve wwa,d
The oeliseey VI said mare 70 COL T.. y. Esrs,
iiosbie. Daae county Georgia. u to me in the Alb
kssas regiment. ncEssss esiesde. - Cv~rs Dssiss.
ARA, .,:y,; e 1s:'''-'<' skSToS 9. PlAklSs
esn1easrate Bates Court.
NJ OfiOx hesusy rbses. - Al sAsaa n Msy
~ esrn that she L,ssu ne C~usi OF ii-s CsnSs.ss
states f"r tbs Msdd.e lhsui,t VI Tenpessee will
hpihes 10 Wi.ehssser. IssnAiin CO., 'eAEssaase "
Wedne:isy. ~ lss d.y e AgSu raj, Ana whl
Time tiii tie CdsheA , e,6,<sss 4 OF
BY oaAsv es ~ lsr. h. bcHSusAra, JukRa OF ~
Cqut. Thu ioth Day u March. lsss.
J-1. CLEMENTS.
~sr~ll~' .AsNoAj Tes
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The abusdance Of Confederate curren cy
il not the DULY cause Of ITS ehespness. The
constant demand for gold contributes very
material part to the depreciation. If this
demand were absent. the value Of Con feder-
ate notes would be regulated BY the ordin-
airy standard of commercial exchanges; aud
the prices Of the necessaries Of life woald
approximate the rule OF demand and supply
The trade in eoip is m -excrescence on the
: NAsaiasy -atfairs Of the country, and il.
disturbing ieaassss- =. quite - great sod
much more injurious to lac fsancisl in.sr.
ests u the Go1crnness and people, than any
other one of the essses which are 50 rapidly
.eadipg towards bant.uPsiog both.
Whence, then, this demand for gold !.
Undoubtedly it springs chiefly from the
spirit of speculation which has overspread
the Confedersey. Ninety-Bine hundredtAs
or the gold that cl,asges hssds nov is i'm
mediateiy transferred to foreiga hands and
pockets, in the prosecution Of an Illicit and
contrabsnd trade. The articles which it
purchases sre brought back to ,s aud sold
for such sums as not only 10 refsnd = the
ad~eoturer the premium originally paid
and expenses, bat per eests are siso added
to cover the sieks incident 10 the trade, pay
RIDES, 50 t. meet the sext advance pre-
miup to be paid. VIXEN gold reaches the
point Of four for one, the profits Of the
Illicit ira Ter may be put down at from Eve
hundred to five thoasana PER cent. Every
succeeding adventure with the aeeesaarily
accompanying purchase Of gold, depletss
the stock Of coin, asd enhssees iss market
value. The same thing occurs yish The
uotes Of State Banks, which ssssd higher
with our foreign factors than those Of the
Confederacy TAas The enhancement keeps
pace with the demand, and the demand
continues, oqno pede, With the spirit and
fruit. Of .peeulssion. There can, therefore,
be no end to il till the stock of coia asA
State Bank paper Is exhausted. The value
Of gold will continue to rise add that Of
Confederate notes 70 fall, sstil the former
is exhausted, or sa4il the business which
stimulates the speculation Is ended. /. i,
clearsslal Ais prsssss u e,e'v day weak
eniug tks Confederacy. It is taking away
from ~ the basis Of credit, and II bnildisg
up AID sersnstsssias cur esemis; fss .
great pso7ertion, II 1t goes directly to the
nitcd States. aos1Era3 - y.s go q
Is this necessary, Not st all. 1t docs
not relie.s the aeedfal wants Of The pso7
pie; but oniy contributes 70 extrsvagAsr
.sd luxurious Indulgence. lie sasvefs the
tastes and habits Of fashion and display
which we're better laia aldsft4 the present.
IL neither sntaiss the body .sr stin slases
the spirit and order Of p.srissisn--it ener-
Yates both. The people q The South would
be \ better, snd ssrosyer, md brsyer, and
moro independent people tordR,l5 tl,ey BAD
not received . fasahiog's vsssh Of assehsa /
dire from the North SINGS II, ssi bsk,s.
II the Government wished, and had it la
its power, to. obtain nedicises .sd var
munitions from Ghs .neoy sslskis way, let
the Gesernmeut do It, Otherxi.s let the .
10 absoiufe noo-intereourse - a." ii
..1-.-4 90.
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Ssquestration Sale.

~ tsscrets - tSs Ii..o r.. n. H.c.sU,v Jedes
a. sor Zoo ede.sss STATES Court tor che D,srcs oi
I Yen ana irirs.snt To the Act OF CnuGr~a Oh
.. the f.t Once. In thu te .a v Inc hessr, on
e"A,y Me ssth 'Sy Nsn'h. 1t rohnc ssrtsns
:. - ess'wAe Hs,rAs s<qseurAssd - tn Ps~psry Of
" Al.'s eneu~>." 1.wn
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~ About 5000 corfu Of qsHnise. nee
dles, cs'l0sofSmA he. uaa ss;ssd. isien.isd fos
tn SesalA, sis siAs Delaware Railroad. -.
~ imPiicssed 10 ssdes asrest.
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.A-A sorcspOndeus of DE Nashville Cnion
says ihat ~ RsSs Tenasisss hunter has col
,.in.. Who eau pick a-rsshrsl Oh .h. top o.
The. saIiset eak Ard I've nisAt sdd-..vhi
eaa pic'e . psshst.hasdkefehsef cat Of he
deepest csaA,sAai socket - -. -.
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DkfARfngNr Ease TkNN.s-EG, }
Once Assistant Ctiar:er;na-t.r =

ukfAkfhENr El.r TkSNkS<Ek
Once As-tstast Qaar:erna-t.r
kasAvLR. Tenn. hsrh ~. i-Sa
\ III persDus ia tbs ~ psrt @ebt Who la s~n e-
rolled ~ CaRsrsiYts ssd who lave heeu heres
those Diet Allied Shsc uat.d- cont, Lr
iuri riing shows ne srmv are bs ietv uu,a.d .,
or they will - cosaiiersJ sastng shabdus~d the
privilege. At! VIII he Ur,iered o. r-poai Cnmp ci
lnsiruc lion.
AL dea,. of -hoemakers from oss.n;z.i commando.
viii report iiksvsr their detail viii oes.s IN that
day: ahdthey b. ported 10 their respective c,,.
N nd- Ter tufy.
This n'tre los no, apply u detail. IN the employ
t"t Ne-ns. s,ppsou h Rsu.. a. Ms skins county .nd
Br.wr Of 'sr-eue county all t'oyer us~u, contrsc-
tors Tiie-r ntraetr- Ill only be required Ia ,.,r.
Ward To this OH q. the LIT Vi each luemth d~u
tate descriptive ruIb at ALI detailed In their en-
''''' lp 9Itf.t Rs III = ~
All enrolling officer. Of the several Iiistrsrts 4,
TINS Ieparimeut are hereby HotIash To cru.e a,
detailed eo"srr pic - aeovs dss-r.,d tn report ii
rev,u ir~d. Ell ulAkE
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~ WalBu' Valley Poss Office. sequusscktr DO
Tennessee ..e night Of the 18th Jnny Isss. q n
gro boy named Dave. &boG: IS or IL rcan old fer
o. tn,hes hfga. weighs about 12S l,ounds. lie -
ssaos megr' rather sharp faced long mSsih. thics
uamcd Fiber But vas bought by me siaot u.oosh,
ssu0e IN hsmbsrg. eU1th c0soiina. He says be va,
esossls NON Peesrsbure Va. u Ha Rsu,G Had OF
.nss se lsn Sc~u tess psets. h teaas cos
cst butiosa. and the cloth oat Of sSics h cost ~
s'ahe aess swo edsoss N Il. pat q Il teisg dssSs.
brown than Inc other. will pay AiOO resana or hi,
6ssssry q" s'e. .t ~ res,d-nce. ir seqaatchie Co
ID. = TIA; "a - ~. Ja.es ISn sfFWa Il :n'
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~ N honisvIlle en- tie fsth. ths de,u.A,i.I
toc tbs sossH oE lhe three aid banks uf Ten
aes.ee''sss falling Ola per cent prsmssaa.
Coverunens csrrS6catss Of indebted sses we're
Bought At avf61t& esatisssa essrsscy esu.
sraiiy Gucsed II from Is to - pr cesstdi>
count k = - :. 80