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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-30
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 4.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers of the
Army OF the Cumberland are requested
TO call at No. 20, Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
ry Above-named
The Gallery Of the Cumberland is no W
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The prOprietors Of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
zens Of Nashville that they are prepared
to furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our cApaeious Gallery, far SUI
perior TO any in the Southern States, and
also procured ut great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one OF the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department Of the Oumber-
land. We are prepared 10 execute ali
kinds Of work desired, with despatch
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
speotfully invite all those DESTROYS oil
having Photographs to visit our Gallery
where they will be treated with oourte.
sy by us and all our attaches. Please
sail, one and all, and examine specimens
of Carries de Yisite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE, Proprietors
N. BIN connection with the above.
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments al different points with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we Ar,
in daily receipt Of Photographs of Ia,
officers Of the army. Duplicates can b.
had by addressing Morse & PeAslee, L
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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Attention, Missouri Boys.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 29, 1868.
On the Sd of November the election Of
State officers for the State of Missouri
will take place. We invite all Missou-
rians at present in the city of Nashville,
to come tonight At o'clock, to the City
Council Hall, for the purpose of making
preparations to open polls here in Nash
willie, aud SO give the Missouri soldiers q
chance to exercise their rights as citizens
of Missouri. A. i. SoHUsTER,
Captain 18th Mo. Inf.
GEORGE A. Banner,
1t. and Top. Eng.
JOHN RUHM.
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Wanted TO rent for six months, one or
two convenient rooms for private lodg-
ing-either furnished or unfurniahed--
near the business portion Of the city
and not higher up than the second
story. Apply At No. 81, City Hotel.
Oct I5-tf
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sutlersI suffers!

A. & NJ, LAEDsBERG & Co., corner Of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling AT prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
75 Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
hacc0.
90 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Gases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
o5 Cases Maltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also . full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. &C., &c.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, 'Bitters, Champagne, Oatawbar
Sehnapps, &C., and complete assort-
ment Of Notions.
BY giving us trial you will find il 70
your advantage.
A. g. M. LAEDsBERG g. 90.
Sept. Is.
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$40 REWARD.

On Monday night last a small black
leather TRAVELLING BAG, marked E. D.
Murray, 149th N. Y, was taken from the
Office Of the ST. Cloud Hotel after being
deposited here by the conductor Of the
Railroad Omnibus Line.
The above reward will be paid for in
formation that will lead to its recovery
w. W. CRAIG,
oct30-3t 25 North Cherry street.
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THEATRE.--The beautiful and fasci-
mating actress, Miss Kate Denim, whose
engagement so far has been successful in
the highest degree, takes q benefit at the
theatre tonight. She has selected the
deeply interesting drama Of 'Our Ameri-
can Cousin" and il will be produced
with every advantage Of scenery, music,
and fine acting She appears in the part
of Mary Meredith, with sOngs) char
acter in which she has attained distinc-
ton in competition with the Ablest rivals.
Mr.. Ryan appears as Asa Trenchard ;
Mr.. Hamilton as Murcort; Mr.. Allen as
Sir Edward Trenchsrd; Mr.. Jordan as
Londonderry; Mrs. Bernard as Flor
ence Trenchard; Miss Lyon as Augusta;
and Mrs. Jordan as Mrs. Montcheaington.
The performances begin with "Unele
SAM" in which Mr.. Allen appears IS
Sam Hobbs.
This is a splendid bill II embraces
variety enough to satisfy the desires Of
the most unreasonable.
In consideration of the great claims OF
Miss Denim, 40 an actress, the pleasure
she has conferred upon the play -goerS Of
Nashville, and the excellence of the ban
quet to which she invites them, we hazard
nothing in predicting that she will have
an immense audience out TO- night. Il
is ct that IL should be so.
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just received a splendid lot of Mems,
women's, Misses, Youths aud Children's
Shoes and Boots, for sale low by
Oct. 20.-2w. M. L. ALEXANDRA.
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We are glad TO see our frie nd Dulleld,
Of the Old Theatre, in our city again.
he ia just from the Queen City, where
he has met with abundant success in his
business. May it never be otherwise.
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There were nineteen cases tried yes
terday in Recorder ShanU's Court. The
larger proportion were for drunkenness.
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THE $50 LoAN.-The subscriptions to
the b'2Os last week were nearly fourteen
millions Of dollars.
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CASHMERE GOATS.

TNaREE PAIR ~ THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS
II cAn nov be procured, very cheap. By making
Immediate application AZ tho 81 Cloud Hotd 20
SAMUEL }, QARrER, Dr.
Oct8O--8l
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A fast youth lost $4,000 in = Broad p
way "hell," recently at the noble game
OF faro
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AL5O,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown aud whitei Cove Oys'
ter, fardines Lobsters Spiced Herring, Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage Ram, Dried Herring, Raisons, Figs
Dates, Almonds Flberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts etc., al
A. LOUIS a. CO..
SO North Market Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-30

The Grand Lodge. o, o, F.--Of the
State Of Tennessee, in session in this city,
elected yesterday, the following officers
TO serve the ensuing year
William Wood, of Columbia Lodge, No.
3, q. M. .
M. O. Cotton, of Smiley Lodge, No. 80,
ID. q. M.
Robert Thompson, of TrAbue Lodge,
No. 10, q. s, w.
T. Q. Coleman, OF TrAbus Lodge, No
TO- g. Treasurer.
j. +. Hyde, Of Tennessee Lodge, No. /,
g. Secretary.
ThOS. II. Caldwell, of Chosen Friends
Lodge, No. IL, was elected Grand Repre-
sentative to the G. L. Of the WIS.
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Gloves & Hosiery.

A full and completes assortment OF kid, lille thread
sllk, cloth, buck gloves. Also, ringwood, Der In
and buck gauntets, Back, slate feecei silk hose
lama wool, alpaoca, white deooed, white aud gre,
meruo aud wool ribbed hoss, Of tho very best quail
Ties Also a handsome assortment OF balmora hose
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Handkerchiefs

LARGE lot OF ladies' And'gents plain and bordored
a linen kAndkerchiefs. Ala hem stitched OF all
qualities and pIioes
A IL OF the above goods, aud large stock OF other
"A articles TOO numerous ta mention, were selected
with great care EXPRESSLY for The RETAIL TRADE,
and parties IN need viii DO well b. giving us call
as We can offer them some or the graatost Induce
ments (eonsIdering the times) Of the season,
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NEW (N(MnN
NuEAD0 C-anE
HG ~ SlOhEJ
IMMENSE AITRACTIONi!
n" DDTCEGI
LIZ w L LGLN|EIo'
-.-
go
TIC FlDtN ASSOflmeAl OF dOOuS Ill INC Wy
GANERnN ENICUT A. C01S.
O"'V1
..,,,u .,nu.
IN, T 90 eo5s are ropiS risbg in tho Fast
err markets. #f
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CAMERON, KNIGHT s. CO.'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Cor. DeaderIek a. the square.
Black Silks.

Black Silks.
A SPLENDID assortment OF Repp, Taieta, and
A Mourning Black Silks.
CLOAKING CLOTH.
A VERY fine lot Of handsome black and Water
"A Proof Cloaking Cloth.
Cassimeres and Cloths.
A LARGE assortment Of every variety for Gents
"A and Boys' Pants and Coats Also, Ky. Jeans Of
the heaviest, Cheapest and best grades
Linens.
EO PIECES OF every grade and quality, from the
~ heaviest Pillow Case 10 the fnest imported
irish Linen IN which we can offer the greatest in
ducsmenis or the season. Also q nne lot Of Union
Linens.
DOMESTICS.
ia, lO4, "a, 81, "a and 8 4 shoetings and Shirt
ings of the following brands
Williamsville, Dexter, Semper Idem,
Social, Attawaga, Tuscasora, Whit
ney, Wauregan Union, Il Pepperil
Also, fine assortment OF Heavy aud Light Brown
ID, mestics.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
A BEAUTIFUL lot OF al waol and soilon ana WOO
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Ia.l rs.l,.l .sa nsr sa.aI.s. b
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign, Sparkling and Still Caiawba, einger and
blackberry Wines, Eathans celebrated Union Buffers,
Catawba brandy, Gin Cocktails (ready madeD Rye
and Bourbon Whiskey, Ale and lager Beer, al
A. LOUIS & CO.,
80 North Market Street.
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Don't Forget
CAMERON, KNIGHT 4 co.

Corner DoadeFiok 80. and square,
Ool. l3, 1903.
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STOCK OF GOODS
at actual Cost and Transport
alton.

Their stock consists in part OF the following goods,
hut az their stock s very extensive It is impossible
10 enumerate every article
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-26

nerpun9 reS Gntflcbenen III berubiaen mas
ibul penn aud i4pn tbeiltpeiS selanAen mar,
dls elm Banernitn9e berbeitrat uilp i6ut elm
fetnparitmirteS 8illet iiberrei9te. gr er.
bra4 es baiti9 unb fano 3u leinem bSGIfen
Grltannen BARN cine fur5e @inlaoun1 QuS
ctellS lrfprt Bel Der 9rpBen Giefer i'm pnrfe
gu S4rctbeir nit ibr 5uIamnaen 3ufcmmen
oa tie lbn nptbDenoi9ermeile Ipreden miiIIe.
Sbne ben alten Wdnn ipeitereS @ebSr III
i4entea riff Nee ben Dor rer 2biire iteben~
Den Sepp berbet nno befabl ibm pprerlt in
cem 3immer ltren9e Q8ade gu balten bis er
prn enem nptbwenOigen @anSe 5uriidfe6re
nuc unter feinen llnlltanpen balielbe gu pers
lalieil.t ~ Ota46em er Ii9 nod perlt9ert
Bate oaB Der paS Gelo entbaltenbe @ult
lppblperi4lpIlen, 10 begab er li9 an ben i'm
Srtefe beltimmten Srte. 2ucie mar i9pn
onmeienO unp i9ien ebenio perlesen pie er
ielbit 10 bab it'd nur miibelam ein @eIprd9
etttDlfelte, DeldeS aber Damn UNI 70 ipdrmer
9efubrt tpurce unb nit benz @eltdnoniB beiz
perIeiti9er Jtei9uu9 enbete. @ee unb 2ucie
9aben li9 un 10 mebr ibren @eliiblen bin
ais ite pielelten bi8ber 10 lcrslam Usrbprsen
battell unO benierften erlt lpat baB cine feuz
ri9e 9lutb, ben mddti9en Stmmel falt aur
&a9e8belle erleu4tete. 6W
Sid lhnea BON 2ueien berabl9iepeub mar
gSes auf Die 2ancitraBe Selprun9en unb Iab
bort cine bDbe 2Obe gen Stntnlel i6laaen
uno ca8 1ta4ti9e 6irmament rpeitbin rDt6en.
Die Ddder ee8 Sberb0IeS uno Die 6enlter
gtiibten tri4rot6 beriibsr. Web lief aus Set
besfraften; User pu8 6elO beriiter '6pn bas
Stufet unp Sdreien Der 8auern unp 6a-
brifarbeiter, Die li4 pom p8erf" nnb bon
SdSenreut aus auimadten, I'M bic 8runit
uuf benz einiamen 9pfgute lSIden gu belfen.
Sn un9luubli4 fur5er 3eit bate @ee ben
Bes 3uriid9ele9t. Sein 6er3 bebte ibu i'm
2eibe beim 2tnblid bisier 6euersbrunit, bebte
peitc befti8er, je ndRer er tbr fam. Die
Trpnte peS 5errenbauleS mar punfel --gctt
LOB, es braunte nt9t bier.
, (6prtIeeuns fplst) 31
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-26

n8ertauf alterer amerttants
l6er Man3e, 8st elmer In DOrieer gpp-
DE ee6altenen Miin3uertetssrutg bruhten
sinaelne Stiife Nmertfanii6en @eloss fabels
bafts 0retif. Gin ni4t in Circulation setpe.
lsner Sent ron 1904 wurre nit $50, "a :
sc GtGsunppretBtg DOtla ars
bs3ablt elmer BON 1851 NIT $35. Gin
Silberotms ppn 1892 bra9te 81 Dollars
Dtels 3sbu3sntfude iUllem aus bem @ilber
9sicblasea ietn, WeI6es Walbinston Iel5t in
Die pamats erf erriAtste Dtan3e ssbrabt pat.
Ste afinp duberlt IeIten, Sin O8enannter
9iew gorter 4BalbingUn Sent sius bis aul
56 Dollar unO eia ni&t etnmpI gut sr6olte-
nsr 8aIbineton 9albtbaler wurOe fir $72
erfanpen, oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

A RTfYfCIAL BEAUTIFUL PATENTED rEETH-tsA
n uonAi Dental 0ail~ry, Eish corner II Tren
yeconf street Silver sefs only o. Rubber 30 yuoNns
SIS .nge Teeth NS Dcnts varan,sd pfllns Tssth,
Awarded Or. MANSON, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

A RrIvICIAL TEETH BEAUTrPrL AND sUBsrAx.
as 80. o. hne dod snd gl.ns pure silver % vaaEs
Nt~ fork: single teeth, 81 T,eh died aud srrsssd -h.
cot The least pain aod rAsna ana tone ning cents W
81 warranted fOr lit. ono ~ sirth sxsnue, b~tr.s
Tenth and Eis.sstA streets No removal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

TfEkRY b. HRErs yR. AUCrTONBER.
IL BY HENRY WIN Z 10

4 = -
HEsaT > H ~ nss ss A M,c,7 suo
o. Tuesday, JARs9s = s ssssss ~ ~ ,a.eou.
~ rpm.s. c,o ~ t;ssss" aiso i,os III,
chsndssy R'pss 40. ao i,ssr - 80 'tsre iinrrrs
'-"' - '-'' '''"''e = NJ, Is, -t,rf
L. HALsEi. AUcTIoAgSR.
sALEsRoons 70 Iras.g4s sTttrs''
Ms sa,. w1a. ~ ~ At u '' 49, Foo
70 2 s ss..: s s"sa,s a. as,ss''
n ssssa Gssse sn w good Rum 1t Of b.nd
Hardware Cutlery. ac
JOSEPH MCGUIRE AucTIoNEER-oFFIcEs % THIRD
81 s s S s A s s ma. :.
s 4 Rss. g s .ns
r ssss and nsna se m sos
81 TIM s.s !, vel wshS Of ne
has got to De sold TO close tho business n
+ 9QGARr, AUcTToNEER.--By o. 4 ). iBoGART ON
nNs a sn 'aSy rs oss. a. ALL ne e. 1e,oa
hold snrn.sTe a. son.I.tins SOFAS Lounges TABLES,
arm cS Bssse f.S
Also
TWO sarreis bourbon whisksy, &c.
John d. s slrl ,ArgIIoSEsR WILL SELL TINS
and other Beds,saas wardrobe. s,sns,sn Centre and
other Table 81 Cooking Soyrs S0a Beds, Io
Pier and other Mrrrs lAseks ether CARPETS,
Ofcoths Cottage Suits and Chairs, Wasa
stanAs, Hair and other Maresses, Comforur Bansets,
SIreaps-evelA thing for housekeeping BY order OF
Il k-sst JAMES GOULD, Attorney, &C.
g HERMAN 4 CO.. AucrIoSEERs, WILL SELL ON
-. We nasday 18th inst a, II clock At i3 Bowery nd,
Rochelle Brandy IS caskH old bourbon Scotch and Mopon.
gahea Whiskey PORT Sherry and Madeira Vine 100
and casks assorted Liquors. Din brandy. Rum, Sch edan
schnapps &e 100 boIes and BASKET. Hedsik Geen Seal
and oter Champegnes large let OF imported don~s
tic S-gas Smoking Tobacco a.. Iron Safe. Fixtures and
House and Lot 10 close the estate.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTIoNEER, SELLS ON
w Wednesday, 18th Inst At l0 O'Clock The Contents OF
the Res and Beer Saloon also the Furniture "
the whole house at IS New Bowery aud No. James street,
Copper Boiler Cooking Ttens Mirrors walnut
Tables: Bcdsicas Bedding and all other Fixtures;
grand Piano, a.
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IIENRy ". LEEDS CO. AUcTIoNEERs. SPECIAL
IL and perempory sale Of choice Old Wines, Segars
HENRY II LEEDS co WIN ven At auction, on wslnss-
day Jan. "a 81 n oeoek al our ssiesfvom, No. y ksu
B~ndies condimeus, sssars, Ac the property Of
porting and Iobng house Comprising many OF thsir cc~st
selections asd Dpoasions for the twenty yesr Ia
venS cognA la Reina do Esr~sna In original sA.es vyy
sloies Old stsssy Hsnnss,sy osrd and o.bsg fsors
Ensiish and Holland oin impwted in wood and yAs ia
rales, 81. Croir and Pneappie Runs Ports. Mseirss
saerr1es pale golden and brown In variety many
small and choice lots not beren mentioned Ne ohe goods
aimisd. Catalogues resdy on the morning Of sak oar
worthy Of their attention Also an invoios 81 nns iavana
SCARS consisting Of over twenty los eomprsnx tssrt
ment Of Cgnchas, Yarrnsas, Operas Flor d. Presad0.
Breyas, L~nermafas, Reyn~s BriapncAs edA rseala.
part Of IN. following wen known brands viz, cb.ns..
fdolcil srneenie Abue,ne Pumarssa, Henry cls. Ana.
Magnolia, Rosa de- Santiago VI Sol, Sslsn Ac,
mostly pound borss and warranted sound. ~ om.r
goods Admitted Catalogues ready on the n0rnngsf sale
Dor friends aud the public assured this sAis well
worthy o. their attention.
IIE~Rf ID MINER, ACcTlovEER -sALElROoM
III 81 Nassau street. oppo~ife TIE Pos, oncr. MSEn a
sOMERviIlE sln all a. suction. on Nednesny jan
IS A. iots O'Clock Al the private resdence n0r sse II
general assortment n Hou.~hod Furniture c1nssng Of
bfsi. and ingrsin ,arpesa Oh Cloth fnsbo 80 Paf0r
~ r. u hair cloth, mshosany Cenlrr Tsbe. no Mirror
nsh,w,By and snspellsd Bsffoo Suit tiatt eainnt
KS II iads. = ADS Go E c,sssry. ~ if'snsi'.
* A.
HAeNssf..",t,Eie,' LIZ soffi'tn Wv fhiL
~. ass-r ~ a a II, tfgtr = aia'., I.
H.aftt.aM atscii. d .rsa.a !,
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N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD PR.
n ttnr fuf sae.-Property ~ gentls leaving FOR
rul.s Nood planoforts oSW for $50 nersur
A8t Cover, Pario Sat- $40 for 500 Easerts
Bktas. Tables Eneognutes. BuTeas Br,~nsion Table
ia Carrsis Mirrors, Paninss Bronzes Bureaus. Bed
.t4ls Nat and Bedding Made 20 or ley for sut.
49,, yt VII ~ sold at sAer hoe
ll3 vest fwenty-third street, near eirth avenue.
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r,upxJrtRn WANTED ANY LADY on GENTLE
Ia btea .ina up housekeeping, aud wishing 20 sei
,I.ir fHrufm. vii nud rash cnst,mer ~ aldrrssus
The ~ j. o. ~ 40 Hud.oA CoasiIy calls attended
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rrut. RspAy EVENING, JASrARY % ATS O'CLOCK
i r CLINTON NALL AsrOH flAtE
HISTORICAL AND NATIONAL LECTURE.
M " g. DviGNAN.
EDITOR or 0s!rIpE ACTS WITHOUT 4 SHADOW

"a yew n a.. Drgfada ~ and Desruc.tn ~ TIE Wet
Cerbratsd Nstous VI Antiquity aka 90 ~ rs iigu ~
lho Cause o Their DawufAn 'tu1utld nova at =
sa4se cause III "a od ICES an, fss
ancient tunes, AutrleA Pat a. tf.~ ~
the Present Wharf.-The kvis ut u f - ~ tlF afet..
EItrrmlnaion-forsign Ia ~ al~-ls'.s q. te.nf s.
Animation q cents
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RIO LEF-A ROOM, TO LAZY ntfl Kx. rIREs
i nmKnt No other boardcrs taset lHt4t, $40 WeAt
FoftIrh street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
CoNrEDRRArr coneREss.

RICHMOND Va, Jan. i9th, Ie65s
In the Senate to-day Mr I'M presented the credentials
Hon. Herschel " Johnson Senator elect from Georgia
Mr.. johnson appeared and took the usual oath. 81
Mr. Hin introduced bill to organize the Supreme
Court
Mr. simms, Kentucky submitted resolutions denounc-
ing the mpressment private property by the military
authorities. Laid upon table for the present
The Senate then went into secret session.
In the House Mr. Dargan introduced bill prohibit the
Quartermaster and others from Specializing.
ME- Copton offered joint resolution contemplating the
delivery Of captured Federal officers State Govern
for trial Pending the debate therein House
went session to receive the report of the Com
mttee of Ways and Means On the same sahi.ct.
BENNETT ON PRESIDENT DAVIS AEssAGE-THE
ALABAMA CAPTURES TWO MORE VESsELs-THE
HARRIET LANE GONE , SEA.
PETaRsBURG, JAM 10Th, 1893.
The New York Herald Of the 18th inst has been received.
It contains President Davis late message in full 1t says
that is of than ordinary Importance and evident
y assured by conscious security which has hitherto
any manifesto which has emanatsd from the
rebel breaths out determination and defiance
not Justified by what meets the public eye.
The Alabama has captured two more vssses; o1e the
Parker Cook, OF Boston, Nov s0h, near St Domingo
was burnt the other having British cargo, allowed
to proceed. but the vessel was bonded.
An arr val from New Orleans says that the Harriet Lane
was sent to sea- Faragut has sent the Brooklyn Scotia
and other vessels recapture her, possible.
Gold has declined in New York under The Arkansas
closing at l46& Exchange dull
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
Tribute OF Respect.

At called meeting Of the officers of the Sd North Caro-
lima Infantry, the l4th day Of January 1862 the follow
ing resolutions were read and adopted:
WHEREAS, An Advise Providence has seen fit to call
from midst our beloved Colonel CASTOR Meares who
fell at the head of his Regiment the battle field of Nal
Hill, July lst 1882 Captains Williams, Rhodes aud
Meares, and Leus Thos. Cowan, Gillespie, McNair Ounce
and Speght whose lives sacrificed in their counys
cause at the battle Of Sharpsburg Md Sept 17h 1862
Lieut.. A. ]. Williams, who died at shephardstown, Va
October -, 1852 And,
WHEREAS, Their deaths have caused vacancies in our
hearts and in cgiment rreparable; therefore
timonial Of afr elton for them while among and our
sorrow for their des'hs,
Resolved That upon their couptrys altar have been lain
the lives ten of nations noblest sons, deVoees
shrine of liberty.
RESOLVED That while their deaths have carried sadness
hearts, have the Gonsong reflection that they
fell under the banner of freedom, with liberty watch
word.
Resoued That the usual badge of mourning be worn for
thirty days.
Resoued That copies Of these resolutions be sent to
families Of the deceased sso to the Wilmington Journal
and Raleigh Register for publication, with the request that
the papers in he State copy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
WIN. n. PARSLEY, Chairman.
JNo. F. s. VANBoKkBLEN, Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
CAMP ROBERTSON,
Near Weldon,
Jan. 18th, 1868.
MeSSrS. Edit0FS :

EuLlDFS
1t is not my province TO criticise upon any order is
sued by General commanding garrison important as
Ger as command as General Whiting. But it does
seem to that in issuing the order for all noncombat
ants to leave treating the that in the
army from the Town of Wilmington without means, and
who dependent the paltry sum of eleven dollars
month Tor the support OF their families with great deal
of injustice is he offers those that have not the
escape the by which they may do So
But the arises Where they to go Where
they to shelter for their deenceess heads aud food for
their children? 1t may be that wilmington is not to be at
tackled and So they suffer the Winter through Is
that they should remain where they have
roofs heads aud something exist upon de
Tended by the strong right of the braves that
compass the Town than to fly to the mountains and the
woods dependent the charity OF those who think OF
nothing but the s. almighty dollar
If it seems fit you give this place in your columns
you will oblige number from the place threatened
Y0u~s WILMINGTON.
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HTHE FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS" in the
Lincone service is composed Of negroes, but they do
not take very well to the business and the regiment is
still skeleton although the Individual niggers are fat
enough.
By the way, how would "Personue" of the Charles
ton Courier like have these nggers cassed sneerngy
with the South Carolnians And yet they are quite
"a much South Caronians Potter and his "Bafaoes'
IN whom aPersonnep refers as North Caronians,
Potter being regular, rightdown Yankee officer, OF
Marines, We think.