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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
.AMUSEMENTTs.

FoRD' INV THEATRE,
~ u, lDHrH sTRKfr, NEAR E.
JOHN 7, ESnp. ".s.;.. .M.aAser ~ Ssppristor.
n. ss;. .sss.p.l. Mr..
THIS EvrsRoSs map = eur 2 n, .v,,,,e
SssS known . sSSss1;ss ~ Sss'' spec
on ilSrgsaAy ~ 31pes ! =, s...e,..
the sss -. F. II ~
ADMISSION: pssis GssiS, |, . scsts, Family Circle,
% centsj Orchestra chairs 7s cents; Privas Foxes
sio and o. No extra eh.sss fos .sssryed gsats.I
WAKEFIELD VARIETIES
Y Fronting psansyivapia Avssss snd Ninth It,
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE GHOST
''' ''''-sfsiss ssseS9sss' S1ss' |. SO REAL ~. T."
MANY DECLARE u 70 q b A LIVING BEING I
FOR THE VISION TO APPEAR >.
1T STANDS BOLDLY our. lS Wary, ANN
vANIsSEs SaoS raE THEks' EHEf AND
swords are thrust through n--Pistols nrsd-but
can harm It
simmons grsat sensational piece entitled the
~, AURDERERS DOOM,
Replete with inodsnts, ip which the srsat illusion
Comes LIKE SHADOWS AND so DEPARTS.
DELL and LizsIE sH uITz. with shs Graz prs.
matte Company, appear every night. ses
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

Forms without substanesi Fearful Shadows,
10 % sss sss sH &: ysSs :se sy
TERRIBLE ILLUSION,
Produced at this establishment In . style Of Gran.
deur and AWFUL MAGNlFiCENCE unequaIied
BY any in thi. country, By means Of wonderful and
ssed BY frof. PEFFER, the great 1i.cov.reT sHc Of
this marvellous secret. These frightiui, moving,
sSs ss y s. aSe
n thrilling twoAss drama, written expressly for
THE SHADES or DEATH,
THE SPECTRAL vIsITANTs,
In addition TO the above great novelty, the Man
agement takes great pleasure in announcing the
engagement, At great expense, and appearance
s si sn q a.yIsss .Ss ssiS %h: a IS1SS Dam
MISS MILE FOWLER, I'D
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER, ...,-
MISS MILLIE FOWLER, - +
MISS MILE FOWLER,
Whose return to America 10 for the express pur-
TSat. seSs m"as 10 again q .a or ri Europe q
Its termination.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE NEW COMPANY.
MISS KRNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
4 song and Gsase are e sosscey to
MISS FANNIE WILSON, ."
Whose charming impersonstions Of Roman ant
Grecian statuary may he clsssed among the mos
| successful Of artistic efforts.
g. MISS NELLIE TAyLoa,
The Charming songstress. . -
First time of Mons. Fonshe's splendid new ballet
hr RrrouR' Du soLnAr,
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
Consisting Of the following beautiful and talented
Miss Liuie Brsndon, Miss Florence Rivers, Miss
Julia Richmond, Mile Geraldine, Mas Kate Hsrri-
son, Mlss Lucy Clifton who, for beauty and talent
MR.. GEORGE 4. EDEsON,
The popular ooInediAp, comic voaAlist.
MONS. GUh.LAUME FOUCHE,
The great Matter de Ballet.
J. Dies Parker, Willis ]. Armstrong, r. II. Collins,
]. SylvAs Clarke, II. W. Williams, making In all
the greAtest and most talented company ever
brought together In any establishment. >
Admission 70 cent?
Orchestra. .oO cent?
Private Boxes, holding six persons ......s5
DoOrs opep ct IN o'clock; Performance ut 9.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Our next London importation, MISS CLARA
FOWLER, the celebrated Songstress and Dsnseuse
will make her First Appearance Ia AmertsA on
Monday next se'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

rI,HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
corner or Fourteenth street and New loTk Z
avenue. The fOuRTEENIH ANNUAL 'E'''otN
commences september 7, 1853.
Circulars at the bookstores. Aui1-tt
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

HOUSES CLOSED. - Mrs. Amelia Wilson's
house, known a. Hsadquartsrs, was closed on Sun
day, by Lieut.. BsAnnin, Of Capt. Johnson's dste0-
tiyes and the inmates sent to the GuArdhouss.
The low house Of Mrs. Fair, on rwenty-second,
between @ and II streets, WAS also closed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

n FF c ] A l.
HEADQUARTERS PROyosT MARsHAI-
District OF Columbia, August nth, 1859. !
The Board Of Enrolment for the District Of Co
lumbia will meet at the City Hail. every day, from
Q a. m. to sp. IN until further notice, to examine
cases Of drafted men, either for exemption or ac-
csptanos.
HENRY A. scHEETk,
Aul6-u Captain anu PfoVost marsnAA.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

GOVERNMENT HoRsss FoUND.-Oue OF Capt.
Johnson's detectives on sunday "eonhseated" "
Governnent horses - follows; One at stable ON
Eleventh street near the sanAi one from Martins
corner Eighth and D, one from sutisr at the Long
Bridge, also a Government mule IRON the same
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

FoUsD SICK IN THE sTRpET.-Wm. Mshan
Of The EiTst Mssyissd battalion, was found at
corner Of Eighth and streets, Capitol HILL laying
In a very siek state, Sergeant Clark and Ohaoer
y,sriin picked up the sufferer and conveyed him to
the Eighth ward station where hs was attended BY
DR.. Cabin until wslienoush to 90 to his hom-. II
IL supposed that he was poisoned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
I'VE MALE COL EG L

II BORDENToWN, N. J., .. lI- r.
one Of the most hourishins inst.Ia,,ons " 10 the
.Da hiSher E,anohes of English and superior ad.
SsatsNe. iurnished In Vocal and Instrunsntsi Mu.
sic. French taught by native and spoken In the
~nmy. ny .,o.,.. .aaress TOR
sua.-sw. e' 'o' Fissisi-nt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
CABINET AND upAoIsrEay HARDWARE.

CABINET AND UPRoIsrERy HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, u 10 % inch, '-'
Gresn, Brown. Aus and othsr Solorsd Canvas,
TufS Dattoass ell eoaots, fr' ID .t l1..a .
Tuiting Twins, iTr'n'I''l t'' .hla.I,, b. o.
Upholsterers' Hammers, ''''t
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
Upholstsrsrs' Tacks, Light Tseks,
Finishing Brads, a7hr"" .-'''
Bias and Iron Screws, IF1t A.
Bliad sad Window Vsstsniass and TriAminss,
Castors-Dsd, Chair, Table, and soeket-ssAss and
non, = .,,.,sm ...,'. ~. '-'.''. ....,. Do g..
Drawer. 6apsosrd, TIL, chest. sos and Trunk
Locks in great variety. O... IT,.
TO-, As., ~. :, ...' E...
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS,
Pisnss-Bench, Sash, Piow, Bead, Rabbet, 40.
Chisels and Guases- Firmer, Socket and Turner'S.
Braces and BITS, 30
Braces without Ritts, extra Bits,
Hsmmsss, HsaeAets, q
Hand, Pannsl and Rip saws,
Gimlet-pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and Latehss, r.,-
ynobs, Essutcheons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw ssts, % a- b.. ...r.
squares, Bevsls, Levels, Compass sAWs,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, stras, lad Hook
HiaEes, Hasps-s, and 10 Inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &C.,
| Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
ke., &C., se.
iyrsr... - 10 luH ..r
AGENT IN the District Of coiumbls Tor .'
" Putnam hammsrasd HoEss kaits,
" D, smond State" Horse Shoes,
=" C and P" Horse and Mule Shoes,
| sul3-am
|u WARE, R1R.IRoN, AMI
AaAiwsrs DAr-iron, Steel I4.
| Horse Nails and shoes
| Diamond state Shooting ironG
Axles and Axle Boxes
aprinss Carriage and Tire Belts
Hubs, spokes, Felloes, sAAttl
Duck, Drill and Canvas
| Wheels, nusjg md Wagon Bows
L HAiieloth Springs
Exeelsior, Tow, HAN a. o.. .
Casttnfs ef all kinda
| Ir0R 9dnnGlksh aad AmsrlQAR SASpiAhss
4 large Snd epmplets stoeS "a ~ atoys COR
"'"'" w -"rS' TRoMpsoN i CO.,
Ee. SSs Ninth ss, opposite CentIe MAItsa
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

THOAAS Z. LLOYD,
u ATTORNEY F0R CLAIMANTS,
AID AGlNr RoR PROCURING
soupty LAnds, rsnStons, Arrsars
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Nul give prompt aad snloient attention to the
croscStion OF Claims Of every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless suo'
sessful -.Lrl. l..
made satisIAotory. A.
rI- Pensions secured for soldiers wounded oi dis.
sassd during the exstinx war; also, for the hidows
snd erphans OF soldiers Who have died from wounds
vice; also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-law Of
soldlers deceased apriag tho existing war.
Fees divided with atternsys or other persons 'or'
The highest pl,s5;: pS5:.ps: p:ia 'n' lAnd Warrants
, THOMAS 4. Lloyd,
Att0spey for Claimants,
No. At0 Seventh street,
Washington, D. T.
NJ II, Editors oi papers publishins the above ssrc
viii be entitled to my services to the amount OF
their charges. tH'- lie
dee t@W
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
INSTITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
FOR BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between and X.

This School, formerly located In H street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, will be re-
opened on the rrst Monday In September, In the
new school HOUSE recently erected on Tourtsenth
street, between and X. =.
Terms per quarter, Sl6. For Information address
the Principal call at his residenee sts New Ysrk
Avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CHAs. b. YOUNG, A. NJ,
.u3t-tf Principal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

CENTRAL GyAspHoUsE.-Thef following com
m,tmsnts Wars made last night and this norains
selling Liquor-Msry Casey, selling liquor to sol
diess, was aned go. .., III.
A Suppossd Desrfsr. Carlo Gottsshing WA
arrested at Hyattsville, Md, yesterday In eiti1en'
Clothes The supposition 10 that he 10 . dsssrter
He was eonmittel 70 ths "CeptrA for sxsmina
tiop BY Capt. Merritt. %.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

FOUND DRowsED.-OHlcs Steward, while
making his rounds sunday afternoon, saw the
dead body Of man floating In the river near
Easbys ship-yArd The officer had the body taken
ont snd the coroner sent for. Yesterday an In.
quest Was held, but no clue was found ~ to who
or what he was, excspt the word Love-" which
was pricksd on his arm N india iak. The body
was burisd BY The Cooperation Oh .1asal :
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
CLOTHING.

AT COST AT COST l...F0R THE
IA next sixty days we oiier our superior stock
Oi summer CothiIS at coat, at %sO seventh street,
opposite City Post Once jyil
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

CLOTHING FOR ALL, AT SMITHS,
" ts2 Seventh street, Jyh
rALL AND SECURE SOME OF THE
u great bargains In clothing, At SMITHS, 20
Seysnth street. U-T jyi4
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

Our next London Importation, MISS CLARA
FOWLER, the celebrated Songsiress and Dsnssuse,
will make her First Appearance Ia America on
Monday next. SCI
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

NOME ONE, COME ALL, AT
~ SMITHS, &so seventh street, W set your
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

TRousil AT KsnpAL GRssN.--A gentleman
named Yonsg reported to Lieut.. nsannin on sur.
day that lot Of tesnsten had stolen horse from
him on saturday, And committed other dspredAr
tions at his house II Kendall Green. Tbs Lieu
tenant took . patrol, went out, and finding that
what Young ssid was %, he placed guard on
duty Sos tho prsteetion Of the place, until some
arrangsmsnt can be made. r ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

GoIN6 TO THE WAR.--Hr. Einori In look
ing over the Esenias sssr, 9Th instant, see the
pams Of the uadersisuad mentioned under 'this
hesdins-"wont 60 to the war" &c. Iwoun say,
In reply to the same, An for the Wal, and intsnd
to 20, and, like my friends, have my preferences
l intend 70 have hand IN the good WORK Of the
subugstion OF the enemies Of my cause aad my
country, and asslst In teaching all, direct and In
direct supporters OF ths rebellion, that every ad-
ditionai bayonet helps TO nnd them out, be they
arppg the press, the pulpit, or legislative hall.
lsispsdl t Z THOMAS II. c. HINTON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

A"LOKUL y CANNON Saturday evening,
Nj. J. \. HooA, Who hss bsea tAs locsi editor Of
the cAronsds sines IT. essahiishsat, dissolved his
eopneStion With thai oflss, ssd prsvioss to issv.
ing he was inviesa 70 tbs composing room. whs .
he wss presented By the eompositors with gold
mouutsd cane ~ mark Of their appreciation oi
his services, Mr.. ps,dsA making the prsseutatioa,
Who was replied to appropriately by the recipient
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

DARGAlNs! BARGAINS! GREAT
I'D BARGAINs!-in order to reduce our Sum.
mef stock, we have decided to run oT our stock
OF Clothing at cost, Tor the next siSty days, at
SMITHS, |d0 Seventh strcSt, oppOsite City Post
Once, Bn
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
PRINTING.

M'GILL y wlTHERow,
ST TEAh rPRkss PRINTERe,
CONyrIIuTION BUILDING,
q STREET, BETWEEN ELEyEkTn AND TWELFTH srs,
One Square Horth Of Pennsyipania sseaus.
nsy -smif Waahlnxt0n. q. e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

During the operations n rebel stesmsr
tried TO land reinforcement on Morris
leland, but vas driven Oft and DESTROYED
by our gunboais, and the troops barely
escaped.
IL IS reported also that the rebel gun
boat venturing TO near cur vessels was
captured.
Oar losses in the capture Of Morris
Island and attempt on Fort Wagner foot
up as follows:
The Seventh Connecticut lost 100. a
large number Of whom are missing; the
Third New Hampshire, nine killed and
twenty wounded; Seventy sixth
Pennsylvania, l49 Llled, wounded aud
missing Seventh New Hampshire. five
wounded; Sixth Connecticut one killed
and eleven wounded; Forty eight New
York, four killed and twenty three
wounded; Sixty-second Ohio, one wound
ed; Ninth Maine, three killed, thirty
five wounded and twenty missing.
Lee Is pushing rapidly for Richmond.
and both officers and men Of the rebel
army regard their position as desperate.
The rebels do not number over forty
thousand men, and are moving as RAPIDLY
as possible, In utter confusion without
military order or discipline. Oar cav
airy are pushing them closely, and are In
the mountains between Harper's Ferry
aud Msrtinsburg. They bring in hum
| dTeds OF dcsorters, who are willing
! prisoners.
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protest against any policy whose sole
Objects the protection Of slave property.
These Louisiana planters demand the
restoration Of their State Government not
from any peculiar attachment to the
Union, but to avoid the operation Of such
Federal Laws as arc adverse 70 slavery,
and TO build new bulwarks around the
,ystem. This is not the policy demand
ed by loyal citizens al home, nor by our
gallant soldiers 10 the army. They say
lut down this I, bcllion, no matter what
is 10 the way, andif slavery has to per
sh in the process, lot it perish The
slave interest commenced this rebellion.
and we have no particular sympathy "a
expend 10 its behalf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21


WEEPISa OVER TENSgssEE--Tho Rich
mond Wing Of the 7tb inst. is distress
ed at BRAoo's ~retrca, from TulIsboma.
II says;
y few words may place the matter in
O different light, and eRablc the people
to appreciate the consequence involved
in the Geographic dispatches from At
lanta. Bridgeport, General Braeg's head
quarters, IS not in Tennessee, but In AL
ALBANIA, fifty or sixty miles from Tulla-
homa, General Bragg's former position.
Making the Tennessee river the future
line OF defense, is equivalent to abAn-
doning Middle Tennessee and North AL
ALBANIA, as may be inferred from the
statement that the Huntsville and Mem
phis and Charleston E,ail Dads are to be
given up.
The REIMBURSEMENT OF such a breadth
OF fertile country, Just at this season,
when the wheat crop has just been har-
vested and the corn crop ia in tassel,
amounts to a gifc TO the enemy of sup
plies enough to last our whole army a
year, TO say nothing of the outrages and
desola,ion which every where follow
Yankee occupation. Its not certain that
Rosecrsns will pursue Bragg to his new
base OF defense aud make a permanent
Judgment in newly conquered territory,
but should he do so, il will be no small
Offset TO Gen. Lees success in the North
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
tuesday, July 81 1868
LARGEST AUcTION SALE
OF THE SEASON,

w. Fl. L us 80 Co,
UyE VIII SILL AZ AUCTION ON aUEsDAY.
w July ~, 1858, on account Of whom. it may
concern
100 pieces row and beauIliqi Prints,
90 " u" law : and Muslins,
10 pieces white Ausiins aud Jaoonets.
100 pitc s lao, net hdgingu and Inser.nes.
100 French Worked tollars,
800 pairs Ladies' super OK "a hoaled Boots.
100 pair Mems u-e Congress Callers.
2O1 Boys Misses, Shoes and nootee
30 hoop skirts,
no dozen iiueu Duck Towel,
lbH blaos Sewing SIX,
o lba Working SIX
100 dozen Threads, al kinds,
% lbs FAX Threads, All uumhers.
p Clocks,
20 boxes Tobacco.
10 kegs soda,
10 barrels sugar,
go box Tnmblors,
10 boxes trssnce C9i-e,
Do gluu "a DutUa,
And ehifi-, Nolat8, faiasols, and 30 puirs GO tls
finest ORDER Linen lrill and Cashmere Pants; $50
Cashmere aud Alpa - Goats, Nosis and Pants
THIS tlothlng "a Of the host make and styles aud
kinds.
~ boxes Soap. 100 dozou Iadles' cad Mons cot
ton HnsieIy, with Tho go attest variety OF Goods that
NO haVe onrrod ut auction this e. asou.
e. on hand % you wish 20 purchase good Goods,
very cheap,
" II. LUCU! CO.,
Successors 60 frahue A Lueus, No. Ia rutlic Square.
Julylu-2t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
Enrolment 60 be Enforced N

AZ q Cabinet meeting on the 10Th: It
was resolved that viii the suppression
of the New YoIkri riots be lett to tho State
authorities, an ample suilciency of troops
should be sent TO that city to protect the
officers in charge Of the enrolment.
The Government has not backed down,
neither is II going to back down from en-
fercing the draft TO ils legal extent.
Good, LET il be enforced il it cost The
life Of every rullian in New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
TO THE SOLDIERS!
we have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

For the use of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four %cOlors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in a %pastebOard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury (;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put ii back in the tube and re-
mail 1t to bis friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve il as a remem-
brance.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
/. n. RHODES & CO.,
90 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
julyl0-Sm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

The dispatch from Newbern IN. e.
Of the 9Th ms. is very interesting. The
Raleigh Standard, the oldest and ablest
journal in the State, bas declared in ia
vor of q reconstruction Of the Union on
the basis of q gradual emancipation sys
TEN IN al he rebel States! 1t says that
these are "the cheapest terms tho Gov.
eminent can offer and rather the best Il 9
South can accept" This is certainly
n Of the most significant developments
Of the revolution.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

The Constitution s-it-is," habeas
corpus, conservative chaps who voted for
Fernando Wood, DANES Brooks, and
Governor sey mour, and oppose the radi-
calism Of the Administration, robbed and
murdered people, and burned up dwell
ing houses quite briskIy in New York the
other day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

wAsASA CANNED FRUlTs; MACKEREL, Cove
ME~S@ Oysters Lobstsrs, Tomato Cstsup,
Pepper sauce, Pickle, Ground Pepper, Ailsplce,
MuBtGrii Sparkling ~oatawba, Blackberry and Ginger
Wines; Cigars and Tobacco; RaIsIns, Prunos, Al
monds Candies; Fresh 'uttor; 300 hushala Dried
Fruiu; Sugar, Coles, Rlttsr Crackers, Cakos. Can.
dies, Starch, Soda, Baking Powders. Qni L Yeast,
Massroni, vermiceli. Farina, Tapio' a, oic,, etc.
u n. RHODES x CO.,
No. q Ur3os street, NRshyule, tennessee.
jIyl7-1nS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
n ,ON STATE COMMITTEE.

East Tennessee Horace Maynard, Dr.
wm a Brownlnw, John a. Campbell.
Middle qennesso.-M NJ. BieD, d.
VIM p Jones, Hurace u. Harrison.
West Tennessee - B Bingham, j.. NJ
Tomeny, Dr.. j. Leftrick.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
STRAYED.

EnOM M SLAUGHTER PEN, ABOUT ngseS
u Che hesiuniue ui last week, throo bcefbEILS
cattle, braided "Au"o n the rieht ump.W A-l-
viil lhyb reward VI Five Dolau per htsI 10 dy-
hyorod al my daughter pou. or ut Gr0rg0 hlorse'7
stock yard, North Aiarktt street.
mlh-tf uAM COE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21
Paternal Inst net

The Mexico (Mo.) CitizeA records the
following affecting illustration of the
paternal instinct operating under diff.
%culties A gentleman of strong South
ern sympsthies, while on a hunt for three
olack boys, who had left him without
any just cause, said TO a friend that he
didn't care so much for Sam and Yves.
but Il can't do without Bill. Plf,give a
thousand dollars to get him back Here
he burst into a food of tears and *
claimed: "Bill is my own SON" Whether
ois tears were wrung out by grief at the
loss Of his son, or the $1,000 he might
have sold him for, We are not informed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

Who are the best friends and the strong
support Of Constitution, Law and Order,
the Administration, or the rioters, who
resist tho draft?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

The drafted men at Plattsburg, n. Y,
numbering three hundred, celebrated the
selection" by music, a procession, re-
peated cheers for the President, Provost
Marshal, General Meade and Others.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-21

All the new and desirable siyles to be f una a.,
pERBl's Military Clothing Il uso.
Fulana eomplet, stock nov On hard, an oa,rgg
az low pric. 7.
Double and SIogie Rr,oain1 c., ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A School OIlcers Of the Seventeenth ward, October H.
18 called for the purpose OF giving suitable expression TO
their feelings in regard TO the high respect In which they
held the memory Of their late associate Trustee Boardman
Baldwin, the following preamble and resolutions were
Whereas oyerruing Providence has ~ 10
from number Trustee Boardman Baldwin, IN the midst
OF of usefulness and duty while in the prime OF
life and vor of YOUTH II becomes 10 take such action as
eiatet with him. win in nall degree evincc
love respect and our admiration OF him whom we shall
more in life.
Whereas in him we found fast and firm friend pleas
ant and agreeable assocae an active and faithful school
officer kind aud aeconats head OF family now made
desolate by the hand Of Death.
Therefore resolved by the Beard Of School Oncers
of the Seventeenth ward That in the demise OF Trustee
Boardman Baldwin they have suffered deep and trying
loss in common with the mnny of good and upright
and beloved associate.
Resolved That respect 10 hs memory his chair in the
Board of School O1eers be draped in mourning and the
decorated with such embens OF sorrow shall be
addresses he In the schools OF the wards that
the flags the schools lowered half mast during the
week. and the schools be dismissed Thursday the 10Th
ins the day0f tho funeral TO enable as many OF tho teach
ers and scholars desire be present on that solemn occa
son
Resolved. That tender unsesned sorrow and sin
sympathy 10 his widow. recently SO happily situated
having long been associated with KIND aud aHectionaia
OF Him who doeth ali things we'll and TO whose bchess
becomes all 10 bow IN meek alld humble slomsslon.
Resolved That the members of this Board assemble in
body the house of deceased associate tue day OF the
funeral and attend his reaias 10 the place of nterneD
Resolved That COPY these resolutions be prepared and
presented to his berca'e x.tg "AfLfER chairmOn.
WI ~ J. MCCARTHY, Secretary. 81