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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-11
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1863
BOARDING AND LODGING.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23

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The events Of The var they developed viii lie
faithfully given, thai TIE public may be adgsed 10
10 progress; c rru o. battles. the condition o. the
coniendng anie. and an that affect. the great struggle.
home and abroad, Tor The overthrow Of the Rebellion
Ia addition. the ses.tinsl will esuisin the CuRRRS1
NEWS Of TIE day. CBOlCk MISCELLANY. srArE
TRIMS The latest reports II the NEW YORK and GIN.
CiNEAT. GENERAL ami cAT1LE NARKETs. the con-
diiion 81 the MONEY an STOCK MARkETS. IN a word.
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give H. columns co. ~ css,cs - readers and
such Information will be especially sd-p,ed 20 the
well being - the citizens 81 Indiana.
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the regular organizations " the Democratic party, state
and NATIONAL sustain the principles and policy tcy shall
svcw aud support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices Tor subscription
will not allow n. We therefore ask our Democratic
fricnd,all who desire the 81 sound principles
TO AID Ia the extension the circulation the hsae,
Daily aud Weekly. until they shall at leastreac every
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porani agentin directing Alright the public mind. and all
that needed give the Democratio party permanent
rule is the enlightenment of the people its princi
plies and policy. IL shall b- aim. with all the ability
possess. 10 faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures, for believe that In &C doing We bes
promote the true interests Of the country.
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The sentinel for ISosw

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suli Of which none en- ioIssss. u fhfeaisss 1919
change IN TIE nsisuous and pflncplss uloa - a<es
Government Va founded, and tbs desirseueu = hs
liberty shd rights q the clssa. saek ~
people - cher nstiot have saloysA. sn<
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upon the Federal Government. rEhts reserved ~ ~
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the common objects trlh IN The Constellation, bat
"diSiinct he blllows" Ia the management q their
purely doms anaifs These questions were inveived
n the resent elections AM Tie voice ~ be people "a
smphaoaly expressed fes the Constitution a. u
b AMI the Union b. va" Ssyer va ussrs time
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affair AMI Of passing events people arr hoi - Coz
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decide upon the questions which AFFECT aRs their
and the public welfare.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19
9rrr advertisements.
)TncE OF SEsIoR AND SUpERvrsrxo QUARTERM'R, !
DEPARTMENT. Of TINS CUMBERLAND


OrncE OF sSIoa AND suFERvrs1xo QUAarEax'R,
DEPARTMENT. or TINS CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, 1HNE Nov. Is, 1868. J
Sealed proposals will be received at thlscfoe TIL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1868, at IL O'Clock
NJ when they will be opened TO furnish theQuarter-
masters Department In this city with
10000 Bushels Of Corn, at 90 lbs. to the bnshsl.
1900 1888 ton, Or HsS ol.: o 50 iS H. ,on
The Corn and Oats to be good, clean, sound, mer
charitable article, and the Hay 20 be, what Is known
on the Ohio river, as frat class Timothy.
Grain and Hay to be subject to insIee,i n.bsfore
being received.
Grain TO be put up in good strong saeks Of not
less than two bushels EACH and the price per bush
e, including sacks, must be stated
All bids for less than 10 Oo0 bushels OF grain. or
LOCO tons Of Hay, will be rejected
The Quartermaster reserves the right to reject any
and all bids considered too high.
Bids should DO endorsed
"TrCposals for (hay, corn or oats. A
the case may be.)
Bide from dlsloyal parties, will not be considered
and each proposal must be accompanied by an oath
Of allegiance.
GUARANTEE.
The abilities q the bidder TO fulnl the contract
should IL be awarded HIN, must DO guaranteed bV
two responsible persons whose signatures must Be
appended 20 the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the guarantora must be shown
by the Official certificate OF the Clerk Of the nearest
District Court, or the United States District Attnr
new bluuers must 20 present In person, when the
lids are opened or their proposals will not be con.
sdered. Bonds, equal In amount TO half tue sum to
be received on the contract signed by the contract
or aud both his guarantees, will be- required of the
successful bidder upon sisnng the contract As the
bond NUT accompany the contract. II will DO ne.
cessary for the bidders TO have their bondsmen with
them or TO have bonds signed In anticipation, aud
ready TO be produced when the contract Is signed
FORM GUARANTEE.
We, - of the County Of -, and the State
OF - do hereby guarantee, that - Is able
20 fulhl contract In accordance with the terms OF
bis Proposition and that should HIS proposition be
accepted Do will at once enter In contract In 40.
oordance Herewith. Should the contract be award
cd him, We arc prepared 20 become his suretles
TO this guarantee must be appended the ofaciA
certificate above mentioned.
novl9-tl5doo J. l.. DONALDSON,
Chief Q. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

Of things should continue, II II were
once well understood that everybody
taken prowling inside our lines with
arms in their hands, without uniforms,
Offices or commissions, and still worse,
when, after firing FROM an ambush upon
Union soldiers, would certainly be
hanged, there would be . rapid diminu-
ton In the number Of gentlemen engaged
in this occupation. There is little
doubt that nine tenths Of them are either
poor whites from the neighborhood, or
scoundrels from the North who follow
the army from love Of crime. Probably
not one in ten has any connection with
any Confederate organization, or is un-
der the orders Of any Confederate officer,
or has the least intention OF exposing
himself in open fight, for any cause in
the world. They have, therefore, no
claim to the treatment Of prisoners of
war. They are simply brigands who
help the enemy but the mere fact Of
their helping the enemy makes them
none the less brigands. Robbery or
murder are none the less crimes for
being all committed against one side.
Persons of this class have always, in
all wars, been treated as outlaws. The
Spanish guerrillAs were invariably exc
cuted by the French immediately on
being caught, and 10 spite Of the general
sympathy felt for them by the other ma
tions Of Europe, we believe nobody has
ever ventured to impugn the legality Of
their punishment. They carried on
operations precisely ss our guerrillas are
now doing--7arying the larger opera
tons of attacking conveys, by assassi-
nation of solitary Frenchman on the
high roads.
In Italy, every attempt on the part of
the peasantry TO take part in the struggle
between the Aust n and French armies
was repr.ssed by general fusilade and
burning Of these villages. The thing
was inhuman, done, IS it was, wholes ale,
bat it was necessary TO the safety Of the
French army, and therefore its lawful
ness has never been questioned. Ia
India, the EDgli. h have pursued pre- oise-
ly the Same course. And the reason
Of it is very simple. Humanity and civ.
ilization both require that the work OF
hostiIities should, ON land as we'll as on
sea, be confined to organized forces, sub
ject to discipline, under the control of
officers, and liable to punishment In case
of gross violation of the laws of war.
Therefore, il is only TO persons belonging
to these forces that the protection of these
laws are extended II private individu-
ais were allowed TO take part in hostili-
ties on their own sccount, the nero dec
laration of war would be the signal for
the appearance of swarms of bigands,
who would rob and murder friend and
foe alike, fill the whole country with
ruin and misery, and roam from place to
place as their passions might dictate,
with the certainty of impunity, or the
the next thing to impunity, for to such
men q short term of imprisonment would
have no terror.-N Y Times.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19
The Virginia GuerrilIas --sHOV 60
D0al with Them.

DoaA win Ihems
There Is something very extraordinary
10 the impunity enjoyed by the guerril-
las who are operating within our lines in
Virginia. From "gobbling up" small
parties Of our men, cutting off trains,
robbIng suffers and stAmpsding mules
aod horses, these gentry have now COM
menced the practice OF assassination on
a great scale. They lie 10 wait in the
wo0de, singly or in parties of two or
three, and lire upon passing officers or
soldiers. Every day we hear of men be-
ing shot down in this way, and the evil
10 steadily increasing, The woods be-
tween cur front and the Potomac are said
10 be swArming with rutlans, who make
their presence known solely by robbery
aud murder. They are said to DO "Moss-
by's men, but we believe nobody has the
least knowledge whether they have any
thing 10 40 with MosSbY or not, or wheth-
er they have the smallest connection
whatever With the Confederate army.
There can BIS nothing easier than 70 take
a musket ana 90 toto the Woods aud
shoot at every body who passes along the
road. There il 20 reason why deserters,
stragglers and robbers OF ali kinds and
degrees should not rush to this mode Of
onriching themselVes, or gratifying their
bad passions aud We LaRy be right well
assured that as long as We content our
sylves with the conclusion that any body
who WsylAys our soldiers in the vicinity
OF the camp ia one Of Moseby's gusrrillas.
and therefore entitled to the rank and
honor OF an enemy, all the bad oharAc-
teFs who invariably swarm round an ar
my will 90 into the business OF ~ ing In
wait aud numbering. An orderly cannot
az this moment be sent anywhere outside
our camp without danger TO his life the
officers cannot ride between two divis-
ions Of the army without a strong escort.
And yet We are not half way to Rich
mond, We may imagine what the state
Of things will be as we advance further
South, and when every needy Yirginian
and broken down sutler that we leave
behind on our track becomes fully aware
that he has only to take a shot gun and
get behind a tree Ia order 10 Oil bis peck.
ca with greeubaeks and watches, with
the oertai-ty Of being treated as . pTis-
ouef OF war IN case be Is caught
Now there 10 DO reason why this state
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

A New York letter to the st. Louis
Republican announces the result of the
election in this state in this poetical
fashion "The democratic planet has
sustained partial eclipse, and the indi-
cations are that il will not shine out
again with its former brilliAncy very
soon. Like old neither Earth, we are
fattened at the polls. There is nothing
left for us to do but to pick up the pieces
and endeavor 10 tie them together again"
Tieing together the pieces Of planet
will be an interesting spectacle for as
Economical students.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

Tn, Oflies Of the New o.esus Com-
mereial Bulletin has been cOnascAted and
sold. The press and steam epgiae
brought 81 $50, but on the contents OF the
composition room only bid Of $40 WAS
obtained, and they were withdrawn.
Most Of the type had been abstracted.
Col, Seymour, tho proprietor, was killed
At the head Of the 9th Louisiana regi-
Inont, IN one Of tho seven days battles
before Richmond.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

New Orleans is filing up with a North
ern population. Two steamers from New
York recently arrived, with 452 pasfen.
gers. The New Orleans Times, Of The
9th ult., says: "EVery vessel that comes
from the North reaches us freighted with
the wives and children of those who have
come here to reside--Very many of thtm
permAnently-among Us"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

Underwood this morning delivered "a
opinion on The case Of the United States
rs. Latham, under the oondscation oct
in which he cOn6scates the real estate Of
the defendent In fee simple. This de-
cision gives an entirely different con-
struction Of the law Asrendered by other
courts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19
ooPPERHEAD PYRAMID.
NE w
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Sc
Y.

Our old friend Grumble just remarked
81 our elbow, his favorite position: "Well,
the Army Of the Potomac is stuck again"
We asked, why? He answered, Because
the telegraph reports 1t at Brandy Station,
and am sure It's ogseTs can never pass
that point.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

Italy don't allow her army officers to
get married; 1900 Of them have trans
gressed, AID are 10 b . court maTuAled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
u w. LUDLOW, AuCTroNEER.
~. HOUSE AND Lot IN
EAST HOUSTON STREET
At AUCTION.
Y. n LUDLOW A 90

VIII huriIOn
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is 1scS
A. v O'Clock the Merchants Exchange Saerooo No. IN
Br att>xay Trinity Buldinr), n "
EAST HOUSTON sTlsEEf.-Tis two story aud attic and
under cellar brscs House and Lot NO 25 East Houston
street, south sie, between Norfolk Suffolk
Gas aud Cfo,on water; viii Tor $3.50 Is9x40 LOT
lN91b fee, Deep Mars b., Ut che suconecrs orlco No
Pine street Rrnadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

TUE HIGHEST PRICE PAip roa LADIES CAST orr
Clc,hins, IN cab. also .er cargri. ard rurnisure.
Aynue be'wcen lhhsass sna Thiy.sSst sirr.n Nges
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

ne. now BRN. --sADAaE wID9ER cLAIRyoyANr
lDD and Nfei spanish Isdy, unvriis I'd mysteries OF
fnturity love narrsse absent frenfs scknes prrcr,s
medicine Tor all Diseases tells ocsy numters aorerv lost
or s,esn.