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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-09

judges of the United States in the District of
Columbia; and the first six days of every
term of said courts, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary, shall be appropriated to
the trial of causes arising under the said con-
stitution and laws and writs of error and APP
peals in all such cases shall be made to the
supreme court of said territory the same as in
other cases. The sail clerk shall receive in
all such cases the same fees which the clerks
of the district courts OF Oregon territory re-
ceived for similar services.
Sect. 4. And be it further enacted that
the provisions of sections one and two of this
act shall be applicable to the territory of Da-
kota, and shall have like effect as in the terri
tory of Colorado.
Approved, March 2, 1868.
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PUBLIc-No, 4S.1

PUBLIc-No. As.
AN ACT to fix the terms of the Circuit and
District Courts in the districts of Wiscon-
sin and Iowa.
BE it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that instead of
the times heretofore fixed by law, the circuit
court of the United States for the district of
Wisconsin (atter the January term, eighteen
hundred and siXty-three) shall be held as fol-
lows AT Milwaukee on the third Monday in
April and first Monday in July, and at Mad-
son on the second Monday in November and
all writs, suits, pleas, recognizances, indict-
ments, or other proceedings, civil or criminal,
issued, commenced, or pending in said court,
shall be returnable to, be entered, and have
day in court, and be heard and tried accord
ing to the provisions of this act.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted that,
instead of the times heretofore provided by
law, the terms of the circuit and district
courts for the district of Iowa, to be held at
Des Mones, shall be held on the second
Tuesday of May and third Tuesday in Octo-
Der IN each year, and the fall term of the dis
trlct court for said district, to be held at Du-
buquc, shall be held on the third Tuesday in
November. [Approyed, March 2, 1868
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at tho Third Session of the Thirty-Seventh
Congress.

PUBLIC-No. At.
AN ACT to authorize an increase in the num-
Der Of major generals and brigadier gener-
ais for forces in the service of the United
States.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that, in addition to
the four major generals and nine brigadier
generals for the regular army, and the forty
major generals and two hundred brigadier
generals for the volunteer service, authorized
by the existing laws, there may be appointed
thirty major generals and seventy-five briga-
der generals for forces in the service of the
United States other than the regular army
Provided, that the officers to be appointed
under this act shall be selected from those
who have been conspicuous for gallant or
meritorious conduct in the line of duty.
Approved, March 2, 1868.
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educational,
w ORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
" SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS


Free Exhibition of oil Paintings and choice
Engrortags' OPEN day and ersniag.
Rooms No. II and IL Clark's Bock 257 Main street
choice collection OF Paintings, Engravings. Mezzo
iints Chrom Plain and C0lored Autographs, Photo
grains \ buns Picture Frames. Artists Materials OF
every description, Paints, Canvas, Stretchers, Mill
Boards, BRUSHES Drawing ard Painting Paper Drawing
Books and Patterns. Crarons, Pencils Foos, Easels,
wax, &c fc constantly for sale the lowest prices
ucular attention given TO Framing Wreaths and
Fancy work to restoring, rcmOunting nendng, or var
nlshing Old aud mi lrcd ficiures Portraits copied
~ Instruction given in Drawing, Painting,
ana tiusic. Terms for Drawing, u tor "A lessons.
OIL Painting, Sl3: Piano. Sl2 Guitar, sl2 class in
Drawing, for children Wednesday and Saturday alter
moons, for Il lessons class for older pupils Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received by the year
R21&LPG N,SHln- iiDt!!S4A4y yahhHs u" f'"''"@
For prices ln other STYLES OF raiutngi and specimens
of teachers work call the School OF Design and WOr
cester Academy OF Fine Arts Rooms Ii and II Clarks
Block, 251 Main street. diff o3
II F. BAKERS CLASS IN VOCAL
Os MUSIC will meet in Sons OF TEMPERANCE HALL,
Foster street. m
TUESDAY EVENINGS,
st73 O'Clock Tickets and Books may be obtained at
the Music store of
Dc DIFF j. A. DORNGAN.
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TERMS OF ADvRRTTsTNSs.

an THE DAILY sPY;-one square" tthree fourths Of
'e' MIST insertion 81; each subsequent Insertion
eont7' one week, 81; two weeks. 81 IS; one month
va 'hree months, 81 one year $40 For half square
o price "'l he three fourths Of the price ofone square
INSIDE Advertisements and Special Notices. extra rice
MEskLr Firsl Insertion 81 per square each sur
fST-All transient Advertisement. niue, ~. -,
sdIce Yearly OF regular advertisers Viii be peoreS ~
make quarterly payments. ''' W require" 10
~ No grGfaitons Advertisements, No ro,o-. 49,.
iutions, proceedings Of any cornora 'pote, lesc
association and no communication designst a. ,
tentlon to any matter Of limited or ndVidua isr.s.
can De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
W The Publishers will not hold themselves resa,r.t
pic TOT any errors that may occur, beyon the anoun
charged for the Advertisement. ~ ""'
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1868.
OFFICIAL,

and struck out for deep water.-Boston Com
meycial Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-09
Clothing.
n E w c L o T II l N G
A. P. WARE & co.

A. P. WARE & co.
1874, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
Il ORALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTUEsE, "A STOCK OF REATEx-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE APPOINTMENT
OF
Seasonal Garments,
ADAP FED TO VARIOUS WA N'rS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CAREHAs BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE "a AlsMENTs UNSCRIMPED
IN PROPOwTIO TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AMI OF PROPER WORK.
MANSHIP: AND WE REsPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION oF ALL
IN WANT OF IsEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Sprirg Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OLA sATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTIUN FROM OUR AS
SOsTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUH LARGE STOCK, AMP EXTEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths. Cassi1neree and Vestinns
ADAPTED TIC ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONOI-
'rIONs AND ACES OF MAStuLINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
ar THE PIECE OR YARD, AT TnE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO O q.
DER, Foe EITmEW MEN Or HOYS,
IN THE e EST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARFIUU.
LAK ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARrM
OF
Boys Clothing,
TEA CTIvE &NDaS @EEIHR AS AT
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WIl.L BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED To REM
DEx THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUsIN NESS IN ALL RESP ECTs
DESERVING OF THE PETRONA gle
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF 30 >
CLOTHING
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for Sale.

EOR SALE-Three good job Teams,
WIN good run Of custom, For particulars inuuire
at ~ MAN street, or $50 Pleasant street 4. O. aar,ss
- w. r., Worcester, Mass. dlws mem
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
.t:, o. Wwssace, d
fr Two n"t :,rs yenr in advance,

II hWS H"t :,Ts yeAg ia advance
WITHOUT ntvIAT,oN, ..
"a 1il's Tor AdvertiSements, job.
- Work. 'r Subscription, considered due whe'
cantraete except against those with whnE
~e ssse running acc"unts.
t- ) .bscriber farhng 10 order tiiscon.
Tinuaucs ot the paper, at the expiration of lhs
time for which they may have subscribed
are consiiered as Wishing 10 rerew, aud IL
will b. Continued to them accordingly.
" 4, paper will lie sent out Of the
connil uniess paid for 10 advan.e ~ =
IT lvrriisemantS inserted at Os,e DGi-
i'sa per- square OF Twelve Lines
or Lss :, for the arst !HsertioD: Fifty Ces.ts
tor each Sontiiu ince. ....
e U~r p .rsuus ,sslyertising by the wear, will
ch,rgei Forty sbOii;sts fT whole
column, Twenty Dollar fnr one hall
2ea Cd 'iisr@ TOR oHa-yu rt"r 70 der, -
ioa finm these ts,nrs nR ,er ans ciy,cR1,. yances
y obitnarles. Fifty Gr'i'- per esugrr
~ The Driv!,ae Of yearly advertisers is
STRICTLY ijm'telto the.r nion immediate anJ ieq-
uk" JgSU1ess: ,nd the tT'lsiBr9s- "i an ady,r7
r'SinE I'm j., n"r considered As including thar
Of lis IndIviiuat nrnbcrs
= inarurrIus cuIiiAtes 'stir,e FBoI-
t:''s, 10 5c pull IN a.'Ua1,ce n ,eperE case
\ ivbrtlse m eHjs I01 InrTke,l WITH Tie
""iii"'F hi ihSrflNn" Nncli haiQed ~, VII
h. co'tlaae I a,4tt ordered eat an po5msnt er-
acted
= No alYs,t srmsn' rnse tel g7'ot"it2as'y
~ Avert I>stn .ii;~ at ats ahIi-lve HaiuIe
tciH notJe 'n3cytsi al any price
~ Sab E'';msiIal, ef ALL kinds neat . |
"o7ie II New 's'ape aEd IN AZ Ieassuai!r !
l~.m~ az III = il Tennessee
ED s'.tvaT win be discontinued m'ii !
al rDr'r'z~- a. pri up-eTcspt as the op- |
: n, ., tie P.sJ.dit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

Neory LOss.-A Kentucky corres-
puudenl OF the Atlanta IUuie,i, rn-
cy, who has nccess to Northsrn pa-
y rs. says, that according TO tieir
state M, mt. The i, dtrsI loss In Mis-
snuu, KsntrSy and Tennessee in
k1!td, wour ded aud prison, rs, since
August IN, is 7S,9S0. In this es-
iIuiaie he Las emitted he loss in the
k,nhwhh Y;.fl.y. Missouri, and the
tattl. $ Of Curtnth, luka and Hitch
Ie, which vii. roba5lJ ron it up 10
So or 90 600 Since The frs, oi Ju-,
t,, The Abnliiopisis claim to have
placed COO. .0O0 NV troeFs in the
field = 400.00oyHali,eIs, and &c.,
Ute drafted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The Chicago times says thai Cen.
CaSs declares hims"h III iaynr Of Lif-
coins emancipation pIoclamaiioU -.
He admits thai II is uucoIis;iiuiiouai.
but thinks ,laI The ~ ua' ion nf the
country jusnii.s il. Ger. Cass, by
Gonng rs he has, has dishennred ia
bis lart days the ienchlrg- oil his lite,
aud ha, cast away bis old llienGs with.
on, cnnclllat'Dg. new, phes.- Fame.
less aud irIendiess he elases bis career.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The Cpnn cilvat Legislature sent
Uou. l.. w. Cos 10 itriyksLurg
10 lock after ne dead nnd MOULDED
Of thai State. In n letter to the Wa
t,rbbr, Amtricdg, hu sNs f!nt tho
depression. ot Tie Federal army Is
gIrH; Tint The third tsmIt TO
sake Richmond Was complete iail-
ure; auri crmrs- to the cVbclG ion
'itIst unless lh re Ii ,btfs,eBi iiiahage1
m. % soon, the T. derals viii n.i be
ii natIoe much l0nger, but viii Be uG-
der lhe rule of President DAVIS.
Mr.. CJe blam,s Lincoln AID his
Cabinet, aid olltlclaus e. nciall;,
Iur the disastrous results OF he war
to lbe Fed, raj cause thus ar II is
Very evide ut that there is uot Ii sur.
plas Stuck Of brOthetly love EXISTING
between the sFrd, rd l,aders. DIs.J
satisfaction b, gins 10 show itself in
an unmistaE bic m nuer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
Bud Talk in ihe-North. West. O

j. I've Iliiaois lawy gs, johnson aud
Sheehan both DemocE,ts-,seIs I,
lately released from Fort Warren after
many nlsnlhs. oois incarceration asi
f"suspec.edirai.tIr." On 'tfs fetufn 4
, to Chicagoihey al re srreHuded by the
D. mocrsts th, re. Johnson msde a
speech, ia the. course u wi.ieb 10
said: ei z = 10
Talk 10 me or tie bastiles 1f d
France. and of the ,yIanny Of Aus
iTia. tell you there is no coun- !:
try Oh tue face o! The earth where
The s:,me tyranny 'xists, Mkete the
ssme neral depraSity is txercised IN
controlling ;nUoee of meu a,d dsrfi-
sirg them Of their freedom (kouG +,
Checrs) If you undertake 70 ij'ie--
,,fy 'te arts pf this Gevrrnment. ard
to de!cndoi,s usGspsIlops Of Fousr. b
God made sou slave lasdsunfs.
and 700 sic uot lit tVr he iIeedcm
that belongs to man, tLoud AID
continued che, riog.)
She, han concluded bis speech az
f lIoxa:
Gen!l,men: L thank you for this
De mOus'ra'lvn yuu iGve made to-
night, aud hope that lh. revolution
Ia The popular seniiuisnt. which lock
luce htre III Nov, nber, will Contiu-
Ie. Ii liberated rs HhU We're bound
u the las lies of this country, aud
hope !, will still go on. | kinw
ou ale del, rn.intd that il stall, Un-
II every abdltion ylai;ltor Of the law,
r,-m AhGabsD tue F'Hsl down to Tue
nenneal RI lile thai craNls, Shall have
;eased 10 fullute the laud with tbrIr
lie unnatur.i i DIET DIS. si ,.-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

PAPER FAMlNE.-,A Nav Yolk cor.
RESPONDENT SAYS the. paper tmins
continues TO mike sad work sith ilhel
civ ,journ Is The, Sun, on the l,,.
mg.lr It's appearances sbotuo: nearly,
one-h If vi iis ordinary ainensions.
H. viii bot be long bef,re some OF its
contemporaries will con.id,rs the exs G
pedl nty of-feiiewiHs ssisst xampie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

4 b. recent ID m,era'i. jubilee
IN NV JHr.e,, Grurgr p. Andrews
81 ih t rigbis Of ths S nth
Must brr.>Ir ed. or We strali ;urn
eur mIiii ~ up'u the mahcipaiIun
garuter, of ST. Consiiln ion. The
sentiment W = r, C, ivd with enihusi.
a,'w -. lapSa.
CID in New York oil the 15th
was q ,oied al l4S4, -aas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

Thad. Stephens. of Pa introduced
ii bill in nIho + Fdrrai Copgr SIS to tm-
ply l50,000 nfgtoes 10 supply the
places Of the two years aud nine
0snths troop. -rt ~ t'4lyse Jss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
.l'o,'the,.l. Wears.


A correspondent Of the Pnilade
phia Inqrirer gives the f"llowi"
I brief rcs ription' Of the rep,ilse Z
the right wits Of Rose Grams arm
duting the second da, 5 fight at Mu,
stc,4boro May Of eur readers vii
remember The Edgatton's Batter,
sFpkeD of. Ii formerly belonged 4
; Turchin's Brigade. and MIS- siatiouct
in Fayetteville in Juue Of last ear
While here some of its member,
seiged the O6serrers office snd pub
lish ID two numbers Of scurriiou>
sslf'laurlator, paper s., led the Bat.
terry Es,eille:'
Three divisions Of The ent ny, Nc
Gowns, Claib ,lDe' 8, and Cbeaibam :,
had advanced ip massive columns,
and cb .rgetl imp tuouss. upon John
SOU ami DAVIS. A pMrsn of Ibe
Infantry in Johnson division iaure-
di tt, -hroke, almost, ind, ed. brirrt
th y h.d ihk'n lhrir. nm, !rom The
STARK. an.i che II the ball. iips, Ell.
gar ;op :. Was taken be-, re ii fired lh,.
thIri touud. p r. -.... ....r
Poor EHg'ro.! II s~rot bis
lauii. l. whs his greatest hm Itiuu
t" lakr part In tie Ia; lie.
HIS huuT c"uie al last. II Found
h'n, ad, hul ihnsr upon WiUm hc
lad i ligi,t 10 r. /" give tiuI | ,nr.
" h0ticr oil the rmem sariiva t'll.
I'd fn do s., I'd eie h,- gu 8 cnJ, d be
70 rdtd M di>ch IgtG lLr=r 'im 4,
'r r,bi ta, ui"ts had >seld away
l. IN II. md he himself fell. wounG-
'd- anil BIZ eding, into tie lIauas Of
he foe.
The gallant and enrnts! Capt. ST.
n"n on fought like a hero, as he il.
nd Druugh off all bot two oi biz |
,nns. G #. Go"'lsl, ed 5 lrni ou,i,
udtasul' d.aitt firr,g >ev, ral iuuuGs. (
II save lis cTun"r; bar could only |
ncc>. d ~ getting awi, slih tgo oj
h u. Gen KIk. al ll.inot-, con !
il. hdlrg nli, Ui lhe bIigad IA Juhn-
az, = ,hiSleInr. wa> .,iel, wnliu,l u
'hIie VI dras,,,ing to r.,iy his fesi
heHt. r.
Tn enemy succeed d in getting
lie igit Nrok e"tnpiei !, bemm ii j
\ A HrgA uomier rI oiiitcfs oi
very ~ liz "tTe shot doHD W ii,
tnii'lIng almost a! Ep mrZZlrS ti
he s,h / mn~knI.. The hrlgaGe>
hi I'e % Gals rnsh.d ul'onone ahOlh-
r in ii-grf,elul dis sprti,r. and th.
tut of he division 5.come Irr, lrie,.
be.
uEpnse ] shall false s'crm
o"u! ny head t"r sayl"g $. hul i
l. ir''m al that lave he RI,
'ne 20 any ether .c.nrlusiru b Il
.nt The iigh Wig t oil atn Was
.sIII' trk SURPRISED. nDi Thai, teU.
ud,r r'rrun> .auce W iCh shOhhil
"" tender d II Particularly car lu
nh rlgilani.
B.Iga'!e If cr lri.adf, ',ry .hE- {
b h't5rf.. from Palmer ). n, gay ;.
bd r., cr,ns divI-ieus. VIE SEMI
Iint b. mi 1T If lie thickets To- /
ieck the ,,trefeas ut the iOe anl
'ily :h'. iugIiiy =. .'nt al III turu
're ii hri rushed ty the a, ing
"ud~, hr'krub, lh"simprtUn>ii, 81 |
u lnt. snd i.Gt Ioc"n!u,t d Il; ht, or
'nIpllpd ia r,l:rr and * rirHtr r
Il ms |, IN the best mtDn,r th i /
+, med 10 nj. I.
\ arl twn miles ard b II the :,
Il why of DER army had ben
u. ahd iainineos f herr c.m ,,
.er m as The q >>ifuci of our :,
'"le amy sc ned 10 stare us in 6,
=. fee. {,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

| be- Phiiad' PHI inq,ir' says
Il ',ter.ns vii f-hI Bsagg 4, i'u,la-
hem hd X ,.,crans h ~ I~criv, 4
MS To The nln I'm n 20
0c0 hep. The >an" = =. raI>o SAYS
ilh,t bis j, fear at Ndrtr,r>h.r, nnI,
d lin upon 4 ms I'oint oi
ait.ck.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The Nnye III rrll OF the l4'hiass Z
says that SOC, QUO nine Iinontbs u q
>. irsops goS eut d inscfsiee ir "lbsi o
month Of Mayaa sqeo1. s1' ya4 = $50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

j .srph Cruz. IN. NIB. of com.
panJ T.. list regiment ot Na'ional
Gnard>, (u-Qr"~s) "i Louisis,w. wv.
81, IL y y O,i.a,s an ii. 10 b in>t.
Iuf dlSobvd.enes, To- biz. Lssatsas ut.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

AID, j h..snns 5 son Bob HIS
r Used Tennessee cryar, yim ut
L., u 10. w.,ch IS ai,impnrel in lie
Clnein' ati llarrs as re. dy ior tn.
field.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

Of the. Pacific: 6 . Free trade with
aII the na'ious nn the earth, and q
future M ri 'n"Ti 'er"~rh ard power
"iirh has na pat"lle !; aud lastly ii
mon pol, "f' the tlade Of the Paci
ic Ote.n. f = sHJsl ~
Il r solved. That The Hr sidfn, BE-
respectfully requested il he shall ap-
pr9vei hese 7, so!0'ionS. 10 cause then,
TO be promulgated, and transmitted
TO the Static at the North bl- Such
m.'ans ~ be shall dee m m"st ndi-
t"i0us, and hat he aceanfl'sn, tIn N
il be slsli think it adyis Bile with,
such an address tr pro,lnm,Iion tx
pository TO The matters embodied
thef in. as he shall judge most suita-
bl and proper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

bl and proper.
no e.
s John Morgan has again been
pla, ing r'ahks with the telegraphers
In Kentucky, as will he seer BY the
following. from the Northern press,
telling how Gen raj Jark' cheaply
sold the Federal epmna,ldef al Lou.
is,ills. in his 81 cens @xp dilion:
To the As,ociate'! Press North g .# ...
LOUISVILLE, ID c,mhst 30, 1862.
- Mmgan reee' ed ii p"inl on tn"
railroad this side OF Alut.iofdsv Il
on Frid,, m.rni lii op' rat~r.
man n.IDcd A. d, wi o 18th i,.i' lhe
i.0uls,i lie ctiirt. ,minl'h,nlrl, al
tached lis ml>irun~nI. and sent a
dispatch Ia G II. B.>le. ns il Ir"m
G nerni Go.p.ef. rb,> stated that
aIongmn vas In thr v:riniI, m Bow.
Ii z Gs, en-. lnttmtins making an at
tack, and ;,>klng | nH!
G. n. BY l. IN il Aus Ncr that he
renid not g;'e hun.
Gen Grirscr M ~ nj b ask
ri II th'ses9eEe no iio"rs III L"ni>-
Iiil witch rou,d b. :, ~ "a lis aid.
Gen i}o,lp sent w,ri ,hat s,tre
seis 'o troops in l. ui>,ill,, al nlI
Gen Granger asked Bs.- waat
i'spr~liou tad beei, male of tie
rrop,. 7
G~n. Be-. Ie told him the force and
"a srion # hia irocrs. >p"k",I h. II
ffiri'trv. &c. nrd g, mll lhr in.
olm 'i"n,n regard 10 item ID MIR
TN. Is rl;ied. ~ 4
AIofman then sent, ~ his OWE
iam n p"lI'' m -Sace 10 Boyle. c,ii-
n hlnI ia hngh, ,"ni h and smart
10y. ending w,'h ci.a.;c eii>t.c ,ul- u
ri
! he ttsn' faior IN II n love iel-
-r 10 ils swr,Ihe RI il l.. Xihg on.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The NV 1"rk WufId says:
49,
nj is IN empty Illumination Of b.
eiiy to millions Of Southern slaves"
The Baltimore Am rioan publish.
es the proclamation without a word
Of comment. I7Tf Is 2s- 'e.rs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

WHOLESALE Groceries AND Suffers
GooDs.-Sutlers and city dealers will do
well TO call al our house aud examine our
large stock Of Kentucky, Virgins, Mis-
souri,, and Tennessee Tobacco, in whole
boxes and caddies; Sugar, Coffee, Mack
erel, White Fish, Cod Fish, W. r. Butter,
w, r. Hamburg and English dairy
Cheese fine Havana and domestic Cigars
Backing; canned and fine Fruits in Tin
and glass; Dry Goods Of all kinds. Nuts,
layer and NJ. r. Raisins, Figgs, &C., &c
To which | invite the attention Of suffers
and dealers. Public Square, above the old
bridge. HARNEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Febi SIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

SOLDIERS REMEMBERED Az HoME.--
About two weeks since Messrs. WEYMAs,
HILL, YOUNd and MoCLuRE, all of Pitts
burg, Pa, arrived here on the fleet, having
in charge over one hundred boxes of
clothing Of all kinds, preserved fruit,
and, in short, every imaginable delicacy
and comfort that are SO grateful to the
sick and wounded soldier. This liberal
donation was made by the Subsistence
Committee of Pittsburg, on very short
notice. This society has faithfully and
nobly ministered to the wants of soldiers
during the present unholy war, and they
are still untiripg in their acts of angel
like mercy and benevolence. Mr.. WEY-
MAN has already forwarded large
amount Of the above. mentioned articles
to the needy at Murfree sboro--the balance
being distributed in the hospitals of our
city by few Union ladies. Mr.. WEY-
MANS benevolent face is still TO be seen on
our streets experimenting the distribu-
ton of many good things, in places where
they seem to be most needed. Our fell
low-townsman, Mr. WIN. LYON, stored the
above articles in his business house
"without money and without price" be-
sides giving other valuable assistance 70
Mr.. WnYMAN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05
HEADQVARrERs U. S. FoRcEs

HEADQUARTERS U. y. FoRcEs,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 20, 1868.
[ Orders - - --
II has been asceTtained at these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
their own private use, have been guilty
of loaning them to parties other than
those to whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing The picket lines of
this post. ft -
All persons thus loaning or borrowing
in future, will be arrested and tried as
spies and if found guilty, shall pay the
extreme penalty of the military laws.
If any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt to evado the
picket line, or pass, or attempt to pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies; and upon
any effort on their part to escape arrest,
they. will be shot on the spot.
All officers in command of grand
guards at this post are hereby required
each day to instruct the guard in pur-
suanco of this order.
By order Of
Brig Gen. RoB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
: JNO, PRATT, A. A. Gen.
Jan27-lw