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INTERCEPTED DISPATCHES.

lhe National Intelligencer of a late date
contained some Interesting papers--being
the correspondence of the Confslerate au.
thorItIes IN R.ci.monl with their diplomatic
and financial agents abr They were
copied into the Baltimore american last
Saturday, aud reach @ through the Peters.
burg Express Of the 22a inst. These let
ters, it Seems, have been Intercepted by the
Lincoln Government. They are from Mr..
B:njamin to Mr.. S'deIl, Mr.. Mason, and
Nh DeLeon, and cne from Mr.. Memmin-
ger to Mr.. Mason. W. shall make extracts
at any early day.
The follow. .ng passage in letter OF Mr..
Benjamin to Mr.. Mason is decidedly spicy
and refreshing: 3D..
1t 's gratifying to perceive that you had
as was confidently anticipated, reviewed
your impressions, and determined not to
withdraw from London without the previ-
Gus instruction Of the President. Your
correspondence with Erl Russell shows
with what scant courtesy you have been
treated, and exhibits marked contrast be.
tween the conduct of English and French
statesmen now in Office, in this intercourse
with foreign agents, eminently discredi,a
bic to the former. It g lamentable that at
this late period in the nineteenth century.
nation SO enlightened as Great Britain
should have tail yet TO discover that prin-
ciPsl cause Of the dislike and hatred to.
wards England, of which complaints are
rife N her parliament and in her press, is
the offensive arrogance of some of her pub.
lie men: The contrast is strikeinp be.
tween the polished courtesy Of Mr.. Thouv-
ensl and the rude incivility Of Earl Russell
s~N
PARsoN BR"wNLow AoArN.-Parson
Bro~nIow has come befors the Northern
public as a letter writer. In a late epistie
Of his he goes in for war bitter and bloody
to crush out the South. Includes thus: I:
ut is foolish to talk abont compromise
with the Southern leaders. and it. only
shows that those who auvoca,e coinpro.
mise, are wholI> ignoran. OF the tempera-
ment Of the lenders. l know them and l
assure yon that they will only compromise
on terms that will humble and degrade The
loyal States. They will have it all their
own way: and strange to sag. you have
thousands OF miserable symnatnizess' With
this wicked rebellion iM Mthe -Norih and
Northwest: who are ttry willing for tho
Sale Of power and thsir restoration to DOW.
er, to compromise with tdsm on their own
tt1ms."
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4 Tsxsyor shs 7ssses -''E1sSiHey yepths
shsA faint and Be weary, and the ysauel
men shall utterly fall !: but the ,abs1 eaiR
upon The Lord shall renew strsasth;p lhsg.
|'hse moaat sp With wings a. e.gsl ;tSst
'haffruo Ind not be weary; they shall *aiE
and not faint."- ri. 9oSl. q
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ABBEVIE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80 1862
FREDERIcKsBuRo, Jan. 22.-A flag Of

FREDERIcKsBuRo, Jan. 22.-A flag Of
truce came over this morning, but no Nor
thern papers received. The officer in
charge Of the hsg said that the capture Of
the Arkansas post was confirmed oy an
official dispatch from McClernand to Hal.
leck. 1t rained all day Yesterday and the
night previous, and the Rappahsnnock is
swollen several feet this morning, An at
tack is still believed imminent there.
RICnMoND, Jan. 23.-Advices from
Fredericksburg state that the Yankees are
building immense warehouses; at Aouia
Creek, repairing the railroad. placing bat
teries in position in'front, and giving 9th
er evidences Of their intention to make this
permanent base of operations for winter.
A large dwelling, formerly belonging 10
Gen. Bankhead, was burnt. yesterday
morning. The conflagra,ion caused the
explosion Of a shell in the building, pro-
ducing considerable excitement, and both
armies were drawn up in linz Of pA..Ie.
~ w
THE-sfFuATIoN..,The position Of affairs
in Middle Tennessee, as observed from Chat
tanooga, wearsa more promising aspec,
bap it djda week ago, and the forces un
der Va Bragg may be snid to be in a
'sdore wboles~ge attitude aud condition
than sensationists saQuld have the country
believe. -.
Roseucrans was in Nashville on Sunday
Dispatches Of All important character are
said to have been intercepted OIL tie
Louisville line by Morgan's scouts. Til,
Indications are strong, that the forces still
at Nashville will lie ordered out to the
front.
Gems. Forrest and Wheeler have re-
turned from below Nashville. Chat Reb
el. 22d.-
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Friday Morning. January 80. 1868.

NOTICE.-Arrangemen have been made
with Mr. WM. II. WILSON, formerly one oi
the Prorretors Of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
in tho army lie is authorized to receipt fr
all monies due this Office.
LEE d WILSON, Proprietors.
Jan'y LIST. 1868.
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RlcHxosD, Jan. 2e.-fn tho n
resolution, by Ar Crockett, dea"iSs
basis on which peace proposition
lone be ent rtained was taken up
cussed aud made tho. order o. II,
The exemption bill was considered n
mi,tee Of the Whole.
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Gen. Fi,a Iohn Porter has bds,.
ted Of the charges preferred by a..
Lyman Beecher, father Of Hasscb.
er Stowe, died in Brooklyn last iay.
x-Governor William D. Mossello,;
da, died at Paislka ou Sunday ,oi
'"s@' -
Rosecrans, in bis official reps,s
mates the late battle in Middle sr
the battle of Stones RIVER Z,
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MARRIED on the 9th inst. by the Re
Mr.. Stacy, DR.. !. F. MABRY and Miss JUL
NJ. KELLER, all OF this District.
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CONFEDERATE Navy BrILpINa IN Eng.
LAND.-A correspondent Of the Boston
Commercial, writing from Liverpool, makes
some interesting statements regarding the
development Of the Confederate navy, now
building in England. lie says there are
now at that po,t, at Laird's establishment
whe'e the Alabama was built, three new
iron screw steamers, one said to he 5000
the other two 900 tons each all very
fine specimens, and expected TO be formid
"o'e -a.asi. .nd'of ere-. spaed. Thu lar
ger ship is reported 10 be ready Tor sea
with Goals and stores on board, and her a
gepts were shippinga crew of picked
nren. 1t is reported that Aaury (now in
LiverpopD is to have the command.
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cW Particular attention is directed to
the various new advertisements in this
issue.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-30

W Wegive space this week to two
lette's for Miss Charlotte. They will be
found in another column.
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iDUEkWEST FEMALE COLLEGE.

ANON the Institution that Rl-sIhc0. c.,,sa 81
pended &piug the war, is the FsrYae G0nee .s,e
st Due Wat, 8. C. 1t has co9Nnuea ol'
with a. flx corps Of Teachers,yfno eooo
The mex Session will opeben Monday II
Cd of March Good Roardiag can De naa
go 90 per Month. EaclyPuPil must iuru''
sheir own liGhts.
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CERTIFICATES.

The Enrolling Oliver and the Surge"
have had many rich cases iefore t; en-.
The following is copy Of one at tie Ger
'ificateS VII rt' was brought to the Surgeon
few days sirve:
"Th's is to show that Brother Henry is
not an able man to gu :" re vice tor re il
gwen 'd aeevier disease ike unto a bilious
c"I'c. an has followed him from child
this Can be proved by all ,is Neignbo.s
''e ge's so bad off they have bn call in
several times to see him die his disease take,
'im so severe. unt II speech he lont know
lis family M he gets speechles< an his poo,
wife is allway. !oneasy about him an When
he gets one of these bad srelis she anxavs
has to toat him an lay him on The bead an
he has t" lay there for fore days an n-ilbe,
eats or sleeps HI he is -peechlcss as long As
this disease last him
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.T&JITION,

For further partfuIara. a9dres
Rev. J. 4 BONNER, rresldett
Jan 90, 1868 90 ~
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Our M1LITARY RESOURCES Tho re-
port of the Secretly Of War recetly sent to
Cogress, comrnuu Gates some inter4 estiua
and most encouraging Information 10 relation
to our military affairs and present the en-.
couraging conclusion that our army is fully
equal, if not superior in all the. elements
ofslreng,h to what il has been at any previ.
ous period Of the war. Its numbers, though
still seriously inadequate to gil fully its or.
gan cations, yet aG,rd nearer approsima
tion than b retoiore to that reeult,
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HkADQUARTERs,!'

kAVBERRY c.H-' JAM ~ H.
I. THEkEke several
District wb6Sdye pot reI
II. They w rlpimedia
L, II, Russell at AShevir
will be arrested by ills
III. No Exemption
lleve them from the d,
"
Capt. and Ch.. E.. %
Jan "a
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an D. ar doctor This IS true so help me
god
al the older he gets the worcer lie ba>
it
an If You think you can cure it will
give you tho oasc
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NJ
theroS3 s. -.a it mayo
Mar"h s oo",m y" 81 ~ .'e. Twentieth o.,
trader. Ny d jJossnb ~soe "s a.
Gold s Miuss, ." IN !, Me-; We live near Dorm.
=, =, :. -- !. Wife saEan a 5a,s1s SsEAtL. Z st.u
"Derns Gold Mines, Jan 22, 1853 Snst''' ssoss
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The quantity Of flour seized' by the Gov.
ernment. in Petersburg is said to mount to
$4,000 barrels. SIT so per barrel being
allowed for it. y, ''.'s
The Rockingham Register reports that
there are now NO Yankees in Hardy conn!
ty, with the exception possibly Of one com.
pany at Runnels Gap. q ,'.ai.
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-.
Nine thousandaeyep hundrad -and sixty.
seven persons were arrested in Baltimore
BY the police dnEing the year 1892. : - -,
The members of the Bar of Dallas conn,
ty. Ala, held s:meeting at Cahewba on Tho
10Th instant. and resolved not to ra,ie their
'eo' ""'"s Ill" ""'' ar,a4 '"".a& ,.lIi
TIE C!nsttanoog: Rebel, in playiog sipp.2
on the pame, ,of Wheeler, says 10 makes
Rosecransi aruy,his hub, and wAeels ssoapd
it three Griour times a. week! !" .ss!'a II .s'!'
Me.ghe,'s Irish Brigade, which ts1nt ipy
to !.He battle Fredericksburg wifi saivis fAf
regiments, has now less than 500 tmsu ,is
for duty. So the Northern papst. isiyi,,"5 s.yi,., !
The Legislature Of Mississippi Bss pass;
ed = biz providing that not .svsr three
aorss Of cotton shall be planted to v hind'
unaer bsualty 'of $500 per .sss:S balff u;
,go.ts ths.infosnss. VA .'!otI
Allen fsy'o,2.p.,so., Ct h.Mses,, hM i, cou.s ceuss
bty,eyirgisls, wRo hiss been assSssd Con
fadssate sspatot 5so~ lb.s Stats ss 10 I'D jfi5s
kvaeducy oecasiossd BY tie dss,hsof' Hon,
Tvs. B6asrd Preston, vass ID BIZ Hhss
Whis.
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a''AlQTEE.

7 WILL he n A6HeviIls G. II. on next
Monday. (Sslf 4y.3.to Collect the In.
Jan 27. 1883 SO IT,
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A correspondent OF the London Times says
there are strangr;stories in circulation in
explanation Of the great mortality ,of Ysu.
kee officers at, lAntie,an and osbsr bat.
ties. He does;aos give tho storisa, 6at
iii easy to conjecture their purpor.. .Ths
meaniogis, that of tho officers we're shot
by. their own men. As q sort ofeopfrma.
ton, it is stated as notorious thatstbs Ysu:
kee officers high and low, are very pnpopa.
lar with their men. AT Fredafick.butg, on
one .occation, the priscners called out to our
men not 70 sboot .hem--bu. to kill their
officers as much as they pleased. > ,,'s, ','.,,
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pB- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED TIE
virtues Of BulBs CodrOn BitteTs, Il any
such thorg be, read the following certificate from gen
uomen well known In this community, and doubt no
Its general introduction into the army will save tho
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers
IoUIsvGLr, KY, June 3, 1868
We, the Undersigned have seen the good effects
produced b. the use Of DR. JOHN Bulls CIDRON BIZ
TEts 10 cas9s OF general debility and prosiralon OF
tho system and believe Us general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering. Among our sol
digrs particularly would this be the case, especially
those who are exposed 10 mIasmatIC yaueuCUB 10 the
Southern climate.
MAI PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. 3d Diet Ky
CHAS. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port o. Louisville, Ky.
COL. II. DENT,
Prov. Marshal Cent Of Kentucky
REV. u. p HENDERSON,
Yccprcs't Of Sanitary CommssIou
HARVEY, HUGHES, 3 Co.,
Publishers democrat
GEO. p DOERN
Prop. Louisville AuZeigcr.
HUGHES &PARkHllL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Nam street
Louisville, Ky.
DAYIs, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main 81. Ioulsylll8
HART n MAPOlAER,
photographers, corner Marx e and Third SIS
Louisville Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, corner 80 and Market
Streets, Louisville, Ky
CAPT 3. = dlLDKEru,
Olstu4mor Major Anderson.
maj. J.. +. Illusion,
Paymaster U. S. Army.
G. n. MErCaLF,
National Hotel Louisville, By.
COL. JESSE BANLLS,
An Ky. Cavalry.
GtORGEU PRENTICE,
Louisville journal
See advertisement In another column
June ls-8m
Sold Wholesale In Nasuyillo BY Armstrong. a. Co.
church street.
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Rg yeLsarAph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

STEVENSON, ALA, Sept. 2--AH state
ments duplicating Col VIM. Truesdail,
Chief Army Police, in the cotton specu-
lations, on authority Of the Judge Advo-
cate, are declared false.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2 -- From five to
six hundred rebels under Hughes are
reported at Burksville, and from five to
six hundred under Hamilton are at
jamestown near Tompkinsville.
ST. Louis, Sept 2.--Gen. Steele tele-
graphs to SchoReld from Duvars Bluff,
Arkansas, 26th, that our advance under
Davidson have driven Marmaduke's cav
airy, 5000 strong, out of BoOnyille, cap
turing Col. Burbridge and some privates.
At last accounts Glover's brigade was
pushing the enemy towards Bayou Me
teor.
A Pilot Knob dispatch says de-
serters from Burbridge's command report
that Prices forces were driven across
the Arkansas river on the 10Th, and that
the rebels were in full retreat with Steele
and Davidson closely pursuing.
Marmaduke's forces have been COM
pletely routed and scattered.
Little Rock is almost within the grasp
of the Federal army
Gen. Doubleday is ordered to report to
Gen. Banks.
The New Orleans PicSyune of the 22d
ult, says the French occupy Tampico.
Fully two. thirds of Pemberton's army
are in the field under Gen. Hardee
Gen. Johnston is in command at
Mobile.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The capture Of
the steamer Alice Bivian by the Desota,
for running the blockade is announced
she was from Mobile, to Havana, and
was loaded with cotton She threw her
papers overheard.
Several of General Slaughter's stat
were among the passengers captured
Other naval captures are reported.
New YoRT, Sept. 2d.-Gold firm al
2856,
WAsHMGToE, Sept. 2d.-Best inform.
alton locates Leo at Richmond his
troops widely scattered to procure sub
sistence. Ewell has the left, A. P. Hill
the centre, Longstreet the extreme right
occupying the line between Richmond
and Fredericksburg. Cooks brigad,
occupies Fredericksburg.
Jones' brigade of cavalry have gon
to the Shenandoah Valley. Robinson
has gone to Richmond. Il is expected
that Wade Hampton will succeed Stuart
The rebel guerrillas continue in on
, rear. Our infantry ut Edwards ferr.
l prevented Imboden and Whites force
from crossing. II was rumored at Poin
of Rocks that five or six thousand rebel
were attempting to cross below.
There are rumOrs tonight of = larg
rebel force of cavalry at Great FALL
eleven miles from Washington. 1t
probably the same body. Our cavalr
! have gone in pursuit
The best military authority say thi
-. Lee must commence offensive operation
-, or disband
General Meigs has been ordered to ii
=, army of the Potomac. 1t is rumore
that he and the Surgeon General are
disfavor, and that neither will return
y their posts.
1t is reported that the President b.
received letter from Grant, endorsir
70 his Emancipation Proclamation, pledl
- ing himself to aid Gen. Thomas in raj
: ing colored troops, and says with Il
d latter great results can be obtained.
/ The War Department has no addition
p al information respecting Charleston ma
tiers. Gilmore and DAhlgren report ev
ything favorable.
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HoRRInLE AFFMR.--The Newport
(VormouD News relates the particulars
Of fearful tragedy which took place on
the 9th ult, in the town of Worcester.
A Mrs. Many Loomis, only Ii years Of
age, although a married person was at
tackled in the woods by OTin Carr and
her own brother-in-law, and terribly a.
bused, after which the fiends hung her
by the neck to tree with the binding Of
her apron, in which condition her body
was found These hends are both il
jail at Montpelier, and will be tried mex
| month
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The LouisyilIe Democrat saYs:

A party of about twenty refugees from
Eastern Tennessee, from one year to sew
enty years of age, was found by Mr..
Murdoch, near his place in Warren coun-
ty, Ky, in a destitute condition, and
most of them 81 ok. MIR. Murdoch very
kindly took charge Of, and put them in
his house and sent for doctor, who, on
examination, said they were not very
sick, but were starving.
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Notcn


Mr. 7. NJ. Schleier, Photographer, cor
ner of Cherry and Union streets, having
satisfied us that he has the prior and
exclusive right, to use the "NelO and USE
JiA Plate Holder for Cameras" by Albert
S Southworth, and the "Ne'0 and Useful
Improvement in photographic Cameras" by
Simon Wing, within the territory of the
city of Nashville, we regret having in
serted the advertisement known as
Especial Order No. 2" in the Daily
Press and Nashville Union, over our
names, and take pleasure in scknewl-
edging any injustice we may have done
him thereby, and commend him to the
patronage of those desiring such pic
turos-that we have not The right, and
will not take such pictures at our Gal
lery from this date.
aug30-tf MORSE Il PEAsLEE
City papers copy.
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REsrTEn,-The two members OF the
Thtrty-third Kentucky regiment who
were tried by court-marGal at Murfrees-
boro some time since, and sentenced to
be shot as deserters on the fourth of the
present month, have been respited by
order Of the President, aud the time Of
execution has been postponed indef-
nitely.
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NashtIIIe Mniuu.
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT 8, 1868

~, had the pleasure yesterday Of
,,tipp hands with the venerable typo,
s,rirs w. Lawson BARRY, who came in
Conn the country, where he had been
.n.ac,,ing for a long time. We were
Lad 10 sec the cid gentleman looking
cell and moving as sprightly as he did
years ago. lie is already beyond the
1,brse score and ten years allotted to
man but time has not dealt harahly
with him. May he live to see his country
restored to peace, prosperity and hSppi-
ness, and TO enjoy for many years the
society of his friends
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The Louisville Demoe,ot says

We learn that Capt. Murphy Of the
Eighth Kentucky cavalry, was killed at
Lebanon, Ky, on Monday evening by
Colonel Spaulding, Of the Thirty seventh
Kentucky infantry. We were unable TO
learn what led 10 the difficulty Col.
Spauiding was placed under arrest, and
wall be tried by court. martial
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THE MULTIPLYING CAMERA,
THE GEM PHOTOGRAPH.

Having established my right to the
exclusive use of the multiplying camera,
patented by Mr. Wing, 10 the satisfaction
of Messrs. Morse e Peaslee, and shown
that put forward no claim to which ]
was not entitled, l again call the atten-
ton of the public to this beautiful style
of picture, very properly called 9TH
GEN" The rapidiIy with which they
are taken, and their chespness, render
them popular with all classes. They
are the very thing for soldiers who wish
to furnish friends with good pictures.
invite all who want them to call at my
gallery. They can be had no where else
in Nashville T. M. SCHLEIER
aug30-lw
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~ 40 On" rsileBce Of Roht iarss, 100 Hi4tn.tHf usn.
uM,' county, Ky, ou Monday, August HIs.. s...
~ we hrN. Nv lambuth, 3d. tt-u g. HrS.E. ,.
Hfm'I place
We congratulate our friend HESSY
upon this allIanc, and trust that h0 and
his charming bride may realize o double
share Of bliss and prosperity.
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We are indebted TO Brown & Co,
ncwsdealers, AZ College and % Cherry
streets, for a copy of the first number of
the A,niy and Nary Journal 8 newspaper
Jus. started in New York II is beauli-
fully printed and ably edited
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A small lot Of rebel prisoners were
brought in yesterday. This has become
30 common as to attract no particular at
,cnuon. Even the rebel women have
ceased to notice them.
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NOTICE,


fTNHK PARTIES TO THs FOLLOWING CLAIMS
4 filed with the BOARD Of Claims, at the Capitol,
are hereby uotned that the Docket will be- taken up
for inyestig follows, aud they arc requested
70 be present With their Witnesses:
Thursday September 3.
Turner Williams, Pierce Waller
Mrs. G. b, Oweus, WI Dixon.
James Wats'ut David BBll.
q ~ Baker Rubt. n Herbert.
Henry Dixon, John EdmOus1n.
friday, September
Il A. Warren, Mrs. Il Cannon,
Jas s. Williams, h. Manlove
NJ h T. Moran, Joseph NaulK.
Thomas Morgan Was iugtOu institute.
Aaron Wright John trwiu,
Saturday, September ..
Mary A Hurst John T.. tatoInan.
M "a , Claiborne, tliza a Auuie Bile isoe.
Estate OF EnOch Ensey, Thos. @, Painter
Geo 20 icnards, oliver Ter y
l.w,. Castleman John Wilkins, Agent
Claimants failing 90 be present Win their Withcsso
A. notified will uud their claims laid over 60 the lah
Of the Docket,
The Board now holds ~ sittings IA the Seuau
Chamber, commencing every day at9 O'Clock, q, M
aug2h II
30 The Bus ness Of the Board being RETARDED b!
delay, on the part Of witnesses, Claimants ara here
after requested 70 furnish the Board with the name
Of witnessed who refuse 20 appear on the day Claim
are advertised, so that warrants may be issued com
! pslIlng their attendance ga
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Fine White all Linen Shirts; also
White Cotton Shirts, in endless variety
Of sizes and styles, at Messrs Green y
Green, i3 College st. It
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GcneraI orders 40. Ia

HEAD'oTRs DEPT. or Tnr CUMBERLAND,l
NAsHvuLE, yENN., Aug. %, 1868.
Post commanders within the Military
District of the Cumberland, will be held
10 q strict accountability that deserters,
absentees, and convalescenis forwarded
by them to Join their regiments, are sup
piled with rations, and invariably sent
in charge Of a commissioned, or trusty
n-commissioned officer, who will be
furnished with list of men to be return
cd, giving name, company and regiment
and who shall transfer the custody OF
the men under his charge to the COM
mauder Of eitbor the Corps or Division to
which they belong or TO the Provost
Marshal General OF the Army.
BY command Of
MAJ GEN. q. GRANGER,
Official WIN. RUSSELL, Capt and A. A, G
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-03

The messenger Of the Adams Express
Company furnished us last night with
late newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-03

Thirteen eases were tried yesterday in
Recorder Shane's Court. Larceny .;
Drunkenness 2; Disorderly conduct o;
other fences 4