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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Another Coup d'Etat
THE NEW.YORK MERCURY

THE NEW.YORK MERCURY
MISS M. Il. BRADDON,
the distinguished author Of Aurora Floyd and Lady Aad
ley's Secret"
HAS BEEN ADDED TO ITS STAFF
The rroprietors Of THE NEw-YoRK MERCURY hsve
the sasacon Of announcing that they have secured from 81
competitors Miss NJ E. Brsddons forthcoming novel, the
OUTCASTS;
THE BRAND OF SOCIETY,"
the rare that hes been afforded the readers
Of the present They propose to commence the puonca
OF this extraordinary romance by the
MOST FAMOUS NOVELIST OF THE DAY,
in THE NEw.YORK MERCURY FOR SEPTEMBER 18th,
READY AT NOON TO-DAY.
Ia unnecessary TO speak Of IT,. talent and genius oil lazy
with whose fame all Europe reounds and for whose WORK.
the reviewers husiasc enough to express
transcend IN interest AL that has yet Produced The pu
chase of the story ha involved heavy xpensethe paid
for 1t being IL believed the largest by Aieri'
newspaper for any serial English American
ing literary weekly Of ths continent Is understood how.
both here and abroad and hence win excite
prise that IL has oreaed competonb by offering this pro-
ducton than any other publication would have
JUSTIFIED rendering. paper tina, numbers its sub
crers by hundreds OF thousands would be ungraefn s
readers a. well untrue to its interests II permitted
money 10 stand and the grath Of the public.
viii do well to send Ia their orders promptly for
The Neg-Yorx Iercury Or September 2oth .
READY AT ALL NEWS DEPOTS AT NOON TO-DAY.
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Business Notices.
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a 90 Avo,d inPosriou by calling on The Inventor
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Important - the Dcaf.-iiyc ana Ear.

The method in the treatment Of DEAFNESS which nr
Won MOsIHLsF rR, Ocus and Aurst ha- brought bcfor
the Profession aud the public attracting great attention,
hi. uty .sed by high authority lie now Practen
al the very seat Medical Science, fLlLADfLthlA whc
he can be- consr He'd in DEAFNESS and BLINDNESS OF IN
longest standing OFFICE No. l,2T WALNursr, fti Il
ADELPHIA Penn. Letters Of inquiry tncloslns stamp 10
etum postV 81 promptly answered.
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The popular Novel Of the year.
MISS BRADDONS
LATEST ROMANCE.
progress. and promising uIpass in interest her lse
previous wolA Aurora Floyd has secured by the oner
OF the - - .....
LARGEST sum or MONEY
rendered feg author b. American newspaper.
under similar circumstance, for he columns o;
THE NEW-IORK MERCURY.
The title of ,- story for which Of publishers have
been contendlns i - -
OUTCASTS;
THE BRAND OF SOCIETY.
and il will open nR NEW oRK MERCURY FOR September
gbh ready day and b, continued by weekly Install
usu,s II smpe ruth to tint there but
ONE FAMILY TAPER ~ AMERICA
th could rorsnty have engaged IN such enterprise
dis Nothing hor of circulation covering The entire North
aud sable character. wold warrant the immense
a .ndurr, oil the establishment Ia procuring literary matte!
ot 10. highest sAs OF cxc,enc The home heis ransacfed
Tor o gina novelties the publisher, Of London are onoid
n their by American newspaper drtSmnrd 70
.rsrr with t, oi the ua- tss m nature
al the word. hUueyer 4 afisr- IN the literary
nd Ac rraiers Of lHE NEw oGK MERCURY ~ Y tnd aes
fy1se uinrd by - beans II the most liberal Offers
can caas. ,hel light shine rolsh al American medium
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quite frequent whore Boun'! Land Warrants are laid
mon actual settlement whore thc settler has not com
Piled wi,h the requirements Of the pre-cmpon laws.
Tho Touu lad law of 1850 ',rdicts locations upon
such settlements without tie teis oossont obtained.
Where il is not procured the warranted location is
necessarily carceled, !c; such cancellation does not
confer any light upon such settler who because of the
withdrawal e the land from market only obtain
'tle by purchase at public sale with free competition
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed
the following examining surgeons: Dr. j. n. Robinson
Medina. Ohio; Dr. Alyan Aines. Canton, n. II.
FREE POSTAGE On OFFICIAL BUSINESS.
The following orders have been issued con-
cerning postage on official business
WAR DEPARTMENT
ADyUTAST GENERALS OFYicH,
NAsISGrOS. Sept. 7. 1863
GENERAL ORDERS No 30l-l naer the provisions Of
ton A. sct c Mach 1852 the head OF each Bureau
Executive Department l. be part
Jtive Department end letters written by officer OF the
Government cisl business 60 the Department
bead OF Bureau Of Department; be passed free Of
postage Such letters icai envelope
with the Official signature OF TIE wrter underneath.
BY order 0i the Secretary of Nar:
- Act stt,A IA Ger
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HAYTNX MISIsTED.

Col. Romaine, the Hayiien Minister who ha'
beeu seriously il as to have been confined 10 As led
for some time past is colyalescent and expects 70
loaye this CITY on the ls Of October for hayu' II
1umored tha. upon his return he VIII have the consent
Of the Iegaion to take mp is residence IN Aew1 OK
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. '"' WAsHNGToS. Sept. l3, Il
CAPTURE oP BLOcKADE-KUsSKRs.

10 the Associated Press.
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The 10 September.
Cabinet Furniture
~ MANtfAGrt RfRS PRICES
$4,000 WORTH OF flKSr-CLASS IuRklTt RI
In co.s~la,ute of the falling on IN wholrai' husi
me-. Ne oder manufactured goods to tho public ~
tlr lowest Ific"s
mode os "a uu-rai ANA in the fssA.oAl1lr ~
Az good, warranted
rLFhSE examine our goods before pnrriaslug else
when. WELL : BkAJN>DOkt
Soc i5 md ~ Risinstou IT.. bet Essrx sod Norfolk
t,srl ..sr aud ltot.lnu. 4. sfarrs rusf close
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1000 men Al Eight Nile Crossing, Gen.
Hobson bad anticipated the attempt 70
oroaa AZ th,s place, aud sent sufficient
force TO repulse them. Report says that
nine bundred are yet upon the wing.
They are a second time forced back from
che river, and will be captured without
doubt,
The military critics along the route
have been defaming Gen. Hobson for not
attacking Morgan's force before. The
skill with which the trap has been laid
Tor him now appears. He has been dog
ged by Hobson go closely that he did no.
great damage 20 the country. In fact, .
great part OF his route lay through the
poorest part of our State. Troops have
been stationed before. behind, and on
each lauk, tohold all the passes. Morgan
ran into the cage, Hobson followed, and
we on the outside Of the ring have wit
messed the chase with no small degree Of
pleasure.
There has been no fght OF conse-
quehce. The enemy has shown no dis
position 20 engage our men. Perhaps for
want ofp)wder, as is the current rumor
perhaps for want OF grit Prisoners say
That an cid woman could have taken
a hundred with a c~ase-knife, had it not
been for their officers, who toldthem that
their numerous acts of thieving had ex-
asperated our people to such an extent
that they would kill every man they
caught. They have stolen nearly every
horse in this part of the country which
has been run over, and the farmers are
supplying themselves with The celebrated
blooded stock.
Among the numerous companies de-
serving credit for doing all that militia
could do in this affair, Jacksonville and
Amesville have sent IA good as any.
The company from Amesville, %organiE-
cd on the 18th Of July, under Capt. Pat
torson, have arrived acting as scouts all
the time. Athens county has been a
unit in action. NJ. NJ. Green of the
Hooking Valley Salt Company, has been
the leading mind ia The work. A hun
dred mounted men were called for.
They were always ready on time They
did not catch the horse thief, but have
shown that this is a bad county 10 finish
up a raid with a flOurishing of glory.
The benefit derived from this raid in the
organization Of our militia forces moro
than balances The damage done the coun-
try. u. Y. G.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
Of
GENERAL HOSPITALS
NoTIora.

Cumberland Lodge No. 8-Siated meetings on 81
Saturday Of every month, at Odd Fellows Han, cor.
Summer and Union streets John MoClelland W.. M
%. ". Wnkin. IS. W. q. Sie1erle, J. W; Jos. NEGRO
~, Treas; Geo. W. horvell, Sec, W. y. Moore, &. D.,
n. Grower, J. D x. Fields, Tyler.
Cimlerland Ohdpter, No 1.-Mortou b. Howell, n.
&. High Priest Adna Anderson, E. King; George
eeiaerles F. Scribe @. W. Paden, O.. II; John Nc,
OlellAnd, P, 81 G. VS.. Brown, X. A. C.; s. O.. Moss.
NV I. b. sartain, NJ. ". James Lumsden, NJ
lVth &c bransford, Seo.i {. A. Fuller, Treasurer; 3.
Fiehds, Tyler STAYED meeting on lat Saturday q
every month,
Nashvils o6amcl M. l-John mcClslland, T. L. q.
NJ; NJ. r. Howell, ID, h, @. nj; Adna Anderson, P. @
W II. Sheheld, Recorder J. Lumsden, Capt.
Guard, <. Fields, Tyler. Stated meetings sd Monday
In each month,
Nashvils Commentary No. 1.-John McCieiand,
eminent Commander Morton b. Howell, Generals
gimoi Adna Anderson, Capt. General Rev. W NJ.
Reed, Prolate Thompson Anderson, senior Warden;
=. ID. Wheeler, Junior Warden q. W, DOnigan,
Treasurer u. u, h~arrs0n, Recorder y. Eiolda,
sentinel. Stated meetings on SIhursday ofeach
month.
PhGRdg Lodge, No. I31 -Morton b Howell, WIN IT.
Cox, 4. W.; ,. Bowen, J. w john Frenbathf SEQ.
!. y. Baker, Treasurer J. Davis, Z. D.; John Cook,
J. D. E Fields, Tyler. Stated meetings on fourth
SATURDAY Of every month.
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Attack ON cuAnLEsroN.
WAsnINaroN, Jnlr "a

WASHINGTON, July q.
OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PAPERS.
The Charleston Courier of the 18Th
inst. says; eve expect the enemy 70
be severely punished II he persists in
his present undertaking, but we may DO
disappointed, Our hopes may prove a
delusion--the result the timid and des-
pOndont predict may transp'r re. II ,e
capture of our city may, ~perchanca. d.
light his base and corrupt heart. In
case that fearful calamity fall upon us,
they who remain must suffer g~rlevous
evils. The woes they will have poured
Out upon them will be far heavier than
those under which the citizens of New
Orleans, Nashville and Memphis have
groaned, for the vile foe hates the pcople
Of this State with a tenfold more bitter
hatred Than he entertains for the inhabi-
tants of any other section, and he will
not spare us when he comes az conauer
or. Oar city is going to make a fierce
and determined resistance. IL the enc
nay gets il, il will have TO take il. No
Dag OF truce boat will meet him midway
between the wharges and Fort Sumter
in order to effect . surrender. We are
going to light until NE are driven
from street TO street. snd continue to
fight while we are refreating. SO deter
mined a resistance involves immeuse in
Jury 70 q flne city AZ the hands Of the
enemy,it Will be little better than \
heap OF ruins, even though the work of
obstruction is conducted by military
order. We repeat that we are Of the
opinion, the present attack will result as
the other attacks have done, and even
more disastrously 20 the whipped foe,
bot IL is not improper TO prepare for the
worst?
The Augusta Sentinel Of the same date
says the Yankees have agreAt opinion of
General Gilmore, who is now in COM
mand Of the forces that are engaged a.
gainst Charleston. He is considered a
very dangerous man when forts or other
works are 10 be reduced by artillery.
lie is a native Of Ohio, and in 1874 gra-
duated at West Point az the head of his
class. At Fort p ulaski be for the first
time brought his skill to the fest of actual
experience. Pulaski was considered
next to Sumter in impregnsbility. Gill;
more, getting his guns TO within six
hundred yards, knocked il 10 pieces as
be might have done a house Of cards.
The editor Of the Savannah Repablican
writing 10 his paper from Charleston,
says the disaster on Morris Island il at
tributable 10 bad engineering. The bat
tie ia the attack upon Fort Wagner was
the bloodiest and most destructive of The
war. Willing to do justice to = brave
foe, il may be added that a more daring
and gallant assault has not been made
on either side since the commencement
Of the war.
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COUNTY COURT.
MILITIA Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

H VII IN Y " ~ y
Departnanf-Hesdquarters on High street. Mai.
Gen. RosscrauH. commanding.
Ohief QHaYtepnasieT-Headquartars on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. w. Taylor.
Okif ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Snmmers street,
neAr Broad. Lieat. Cl. 3. Slmm0ns.
Prov0a Mafshal General - Headquarters on High
street Capt. WIN. Miles.
4ssislIni Nedicgi Dirscf0r--Surgeon A. Henry Thur.
atOn, US Voa., "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS.
PoH-Headqnariers on College street, between I'm
lou and Church stresta, OR. Waters' reRtdencs) Gen.
h. b. Mitchell, commanding.
CHIEF Assistant QHarsrmase 1T charge OF Depot
and Disburslng Ohicer-Ce 4. n. q Hodges, on
Cherry street, hetwern Uniot and Church
Assisfaaf QuartsrfaaSts'-~ II charge ofCiOthing, Camp
and Garrison EquipaSs, Market street Capt.
ThOs. J. Cox
Assbfdaf QHdrfergaastef-AL charge u Qaaftermas-
tsrs' stores, Iasuss 70 Hospitals, Quarters, eto Capt.
s. McKoan lap0rf 70. Chsfry street, between Church
and Broad street.
4ststdat QSartegfsabeF-lu charge OF fusl Forage
sad Stationery. NJ. 81 biVket strsss CApt. Wm.
kihls.
Issssan. Qaartsma4r-m charge II River rrans-
poItadon. Capt.. }. - stabns, Iiigh street, Old head
quarters Gen. Rossceans'.
A9iRdnt QISaferndssr--ln uhafgp " Railroad
Transportation, Capt. 5. ferkins, jr., On Cherry
street, near Theatre.
Act. Assit6Af QaarisrHststsr-in charge % Means
Of transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut. q. II.
irwin, on Cherryntreet, near Theatre.
Head Quarsers Iardiid Corps-23 North Vine street,
Capt. j. 4. Peterson Assistant 10 Provost Marshal
General, T.. {. A., commanding
Hraiid ~Corps-BarrRck corner Cherry and High
streets, Lieut.. j, c. Miller IN charge.
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70 SGT Gre 10 three mills and a disallery,
but entrehty decided 60 spare them
upon Che payment Of $1,000 for each
building, which was Immediately hand
ed lover and pOeketed By the ubiquitous
John.
At Sharon, o, the main body, with
which Morgan WAS riding, stopped ana
honored . butternut tavern keeper by
the name Of Myers with q visit. Morgan
ordered dinner for himself and stan, but
Myers demured on the ground that ne
could not make n Gre and cook food TOT
so many ia a short time morgan re-
Piled that DO could Dbl soon make q
fire, and he would see that tho cooks
were expeditions. AZ this suggestive
intimation the host set about dinner
with A will, and by way Of showing his
devotion to his guests descended TO the
cellar and brought forth a bottle Of old
Otard, and pouring out a liberal "smile,''
asked Morgan to stake q little trink OF
pranty py way OF pitteFs before timer I
MORGAN, mol accustomed TO be gotten a.
head of, said, eyes, 81, but after you. Z
Myers swallowed half the liquor, when
Morgan also q smiled. Myers eoniin-
ued to make himself agreeable 20 bis
guests, and furnished them with all the
information they required, together with
O fine horse, aad upon their departure
received two hundred dollarsi in green
backs" as a cataplasm for his wounded
honor and patriotism, tor be it known.
that no one GO heartily abused Morgan
after he was gone-as Myers.
The most wanton murder perhaps per-
petrAted by Morgan, was thai Of Nc.
Dougal, at Piketon, Ohio. lie with tvs
or three others were taken prisoners ant
rs he was the best Informed Of the party
Morgan ordered him to act as . scout Of
apilot for a body Of the rebels. Nc
Dougal refused and expostulated viii
the rufians but they refused 20 parley.
and pushed him toward a fence where
they almost riddled his body with bull
let's.
After their barbarity, which can only
find a parallel in tho annals Of lndian
savagery, the horse thieves entered The
town, and after completely sacking az
insulted the defenseless women will
shocking word and gesture, burned the
railroad depot, tore mp two or three
miles Of railroad track and burned th,
bridge over the town.
1t would be endless to follow the career
of these marauders aud recount theii
deeds of plumber, destruction and shame
but the above fair specimens Of their acts
r. u,
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united states Of America:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNkSSEE.-No. rs.
w HEREAs, a libel Of Information has been filed
w within and for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
az Nashville, the 18Th day Of July, le63,by John Trim
Bile, Esq., Attorney Ofthe United States for the Md
de District 0f Teonossoe, who pfnBecutes herein ON
behalf of-the said United states, againat 81 boxes
Tobacco, % boxes % Merchandise, ] casks Of Train
OIL, I can OF furpoutine, 2 bales Of Gotten Yarn, ]
keg, couteuts not known, 2 pair Of Scales, l bag Of
Spice, pair Of Beam Scales. Alicdging among other
things, that on the 18th day OF July, 1865, said pro.
pefty was seized on land In said District a. liable 70
condsoa'ion, ownors thereof being engaged In armed
rebellion against the Government Of the United States
and aiding aud abetting said rebellion.
sSr, therefore, IN pursuance ofthe monitiOn, under
The seal Of said Court, 10 me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public notice % all persons claiming
said property, or Ia any manner Interested therein,
that they beand appear before tho said District Court.
10 be held at the City OF Nashville, IN and for said
District, on tho 8 day Of August, 1898, az 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon 81 that day, then and there 10 In
tsTpOse their claime, and make their allegations In
that behalf y. r.. 0LASCOCK,
Marehal of the United States
let the District o. Middle Tennessee,
iuiYld -Itf
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On the 9Th inst, the London Times,
speaking Of Lees invasion, said
. II is clear from the statements which
we publish to-day that the Confederate
Government have Mrown their whoSe force
into the movement, and intend il TO be q
far more serious affair than the hurried
invasion of last year. II is to be hopea
that Gen. Lee igiH at least make this iauusion
sufficiently e8eetive to disgust he Northern
people nth he war, and to shame their
leaders out Of their Boosting and conceit.
The Times must feel sadly cont Of
joint about the nose at this time.
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sos lsB LaliIM " H@PnlB n Namn

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The folowins sa eorreat lst q ali hospitals IN
this city
10. i-aaa FaetaUi College sivei On the an.
Asst surgeon. CT Harxrs. cs.y.
" AUnivorsitv Buillins, Nafkes sirsea, on the
aNt Asst. surgeon r. y. LrNnE, Usv.
" %snsley's uidlng, 81. corner Pubic soua,e
sura on, fTws D. H1ktoS.
%Hcwsrd J lsh School, So1eyo street, on The
Hhl le , wErps, Sturgeon In charge.
q S-susptndsd.
. e-suspendrd,
" f-Collcse street, between Church and Broad.
Act Asst surgeon. O W FRANC.
" s-Maaonlo Ball, Church street, near Sumner.
Asst. surgeon, Z GAY.
" e-caFrlase Factory, Market street, below the
Square. surgeon, q sItansg.
" le-suspended.
Frsr HopsF "-On The University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. n. Hoaiu.
d" u .BrcAiway Hotel, Broad street, CORNER cheru.
Surgeon, }. $. MAU4rs
"ls-Hnme High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. n. SIXTH. US. A,
'ti4-Fcmalo School, Church street, Asar Ohatta.
noosa Depot. Hmgcon, Jso Il. PaLLips. u.s.A.
{" iS-Hybes' High school, Line street, corner sum.
mer. surgeon, W. N. c~nANbEAs b s.A.
4" l6-Qorion Block, corner Broad street apd River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID wusH SD Ohio
l1-OFFioEEs' HosPiEAI -Plantsrs uotel, sum.
mss street, corner peaderick. Surgeon,
j. II. wRIoHr.
ls-Cotuyr Church aud College streets. Asst.
Surgeon, q G. MoSrooNsRy
" ls-Norrs 4 s~trat,oa's Buildiag, No. IA Market
street JoHs ", FoyE,surgeOn, o.. S. A.
50 eO-Rsptist Church, summer street. CT FRrSK,
Asst. sareooa, e 8. A.
Z" 9l--suspended.
" Sz-Hsrioastles, South Market street. c. ".
HAnrEH, Asst sargeon.
" 2s-corncr Vine ard Broae s,seets, cUss W.
HOnsor, surgeon, {, s.A.
priaon Hospital. J. q. UrrRnaN Act. Asst surg.