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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-26
STOLEN, July 94th,

WeE|as. FeoM THE MARKET HOUSE, NASH.
lAS-~.1 Vile, Tennessee, enc BAY HORSE AND
aAasEr WAGON. bay hosse With short TAI
ont olu ercioot aro cracked troln the hair 10
~ shs wagon 10 neary rev, painted rcd, the bed Of
lne wagon - pretty much worn opt viii give Tea
,y2lAH reward ior tue delivery Of said Horse ana
and JenoruOn str.ota
iuly3s-iG W.
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has produced great enthusiasm and rejoicing ne'''
Although prepared by previous dispatches Tor the
announcement Of this result, the government an'
the people waited with breaihlsss anxiety ioF W.
termination Of the struggle n that point before
giving expression 10 their Joy.
To-day's despatch removed all apprehension and
Gen. Grant is everywhere lsuded for his splendid
achievement.
This victory is regarded by the military su'hor'
titles NJ imcompsrsbly ,he most imp portan' Of the
whole war. !, is estimated ,sst u breaks the
backbone Of The rebellion and psrs'yz's The
-,,,. ,.,.l movement. Il places xI..c,-''' AZ
kansas and Texas At the mercy Of the Union
forces. shuts GU, the main rebel armies from Their
usual supply of grain cattle and war ms'"r'A'''
,nos, Of which were received through Texas, gives
.o the United states the control of more than
million bales Of cotton and large quantities o'
other productions, secures 10 The great Northwest
the free navigation Of the Nssisslppi uvef' ana
op.n. avenues for the advance o. the Cnion
armies into the very beat OF I'"'"''"' -
Union repo..ession Of vicLsburg Is regarded
here as worth more than Ne capture Oh thousand
Rchmonds.
jus, a year ago ,o.nigh, troops we're leaving
,hh city 10 reinforce General Banks, Who hai
been driven back by stonewall Jackson, near
winchester. To-day Tic souihern sympa.
,hi,.r ere greatly oppressed. 'snd say iha,
u.s confederate ease Is nearly ruined. They refer
70 the fact that Jes. DAVIS n considerable Of =
boas,sr. having recently assured the people that
the position a, Yicksbufg was hnpregrablc. p
he a.sy ,ad ~ New Orleans before u sarrendeTed.
The Presiden, ). grss,ly satisfied rIih bic fsisn'
Ton of General Grant. no,whss'anding He
! Official organ calls ibs ds9snc.s'ios ~ na.
' tors. A.
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THE BATTLE OF BAKERS REX.

REAR OF vHxsBuRa, May 20-6 A. M.
Fon. f. NJ. SrAsros, Secretary of War;
General Grant won great and momentous vie-
|pry over the rebels, under General Pemberton, on
be jackson and vicksburs road, at Bakers creek
|n the l6th inst.
Pemberton had most formidable position on
ke crest OF a wesdsd hill, over which the road
asses longitudinally. He had about twenty five
thousand men,
The battle began a. eleven in the morning.
Ind was gained at fonr O'clock in the after
loon. Its bruBt was borne by General Hovey's
|ivision, Of General McCleSnsnds corps, and by
Generals Logan's and Crooker's divisions, OF
Pencral McPherson's corps. Eovey attacked the
III and held the greater part Of it till two o'clock
the afternoon, when. having aost sixteen hun
sed men, he was succeeded by Generals Boomers
nd Holmes brigades, S< Crockea's division, by
|hich the conflict was enAai in thai part Of the
Md. Boomer lost five huDsred men
Logan operated on the right, and cut of the
hemy's direct retreat so thai he was compelled
) escape by his right flank through the woods.
logan lost four hundred killed and wounaed. We
bok ahsut two thousand prisoners.
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TeiegrsC from Assistant AdJutant Gene
raj RawIins.

raj Rawlins.
REAR or vIcxsBuRe, May 10, 1868.
The Army Of the Tennessee landed at Brulens-
burg on the asfh Of April.
On the LIST ef May we fought the battle Of Port
Gibson, and defeated the rebels under General
Bowen, whose loss in killed, wounded and priso.
ners was at least fifteen hundred, and loss in ar.
tiiiery five pieces.
On the 18th Of May, at the battle Of Raymond,
the rebels defeated with loss Of ei,'bt hun.
dred.
On the I4ih OF May we defeated General Joseph
4. Johnston, and captured Jackson with a loss 10
the enemy Of four hundred. besides imr
stores aud manufactures and seventeen --~te
artillery. rrieces Of
On the 10th Of May we
decisive battle Of sssght the bloody and
entire force o' sahcr's creek, In which the
ton, wac vicksburg, under General Pembcr
pie defeated, with the loss Of twenty-ninc
,ces Of artillery and four thousand men.
i On tho i7th of Nay we defeated lie same force
at he Big Black river bridge with tie ofa Of two
thouF4.d six hundred men and seventeen pieces of
artillery.
On the lsa Of May We invested yick.burg
closely.
To-day General s,.cle carried the rife p,s on
the north Of the city.
The right of the army ret.s on the Mississippi.
above Vicksburg. Jonn A. BAvLISs
Assistant AdIutant General
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ftrou ths hictmond Hsntnfi, Nay T.
Tho re-sIt e opefsifbs jackson, fsr a. nsy
are kao~s berc aos. by any sssosfsss ,solo
o1ees. Oh, have p~rsobsI kso~sSga ~ tss iocsltef
.ae we're so.saiaei with the srpce,ei proyrsmts 4
- 80. ~
,.,,,.., -ustIoa x Jacks5n. NO Se inf rn.s b.
-. -, 49,. been behina ,bs so@pes t,sre vs.
:. i,..i, a s,e a. early ,iss nfst n Jana
-, ~. ,...if l,,p "A, ,n,-B ou nn ~,
1900 ,la, y.,is,a,g vs.is ~ da' t-s. D. rryvss.a.
), =, ., .sr.k,. sao-id o. tsrJia Z. ea .aiio~a
a,,.sarufnr.s Irs oI-p1,gu rat Isosd defyoy a, ~
-sss.s sy@y me Pisa = ttn esmrssn had ffisrcha'
u ths t,ssrsth.eai features "a tonnify sLeh w.
s.ubo, -sl unserssnd stb0at lo>ai in'onii''a 90
" b. dsriyss fso.a tba msg'
ne enemy vsrt greatly b.hins tine y ~ aas~
,.sr ateafapcs al Jackfo1 a. middle - Wa ln'iea1
a ,s afss q Jsanny TA@y have ibefoby m1eh iF~ef
os,. on them torns otFrts ibsy fr'P~ei v se,nn.
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Il, =, s.,,,., ssb~r.i.s than sss~.spy fss us fr
,eoyrrEuEp on yioufH PAoIl
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THE BATTLE or BIG BLACK BRIDGE.

On the I7th, advancing TO the Big Black. we
ought Pemher,oa again at the bridge there. aud
kptured three thousand more prisoners. He
|ugh, in ride pits, protected by difficult bayou.
)li Of abatis.
General LAWYERS brigade, Of McClcrnsnd's
brps, charged the rife pits magnihccnty, and
bok more prisoners than their own numbers.
|emberton burned his bridge, and returned 20
icksburg with only three cannon out of sixty that
u had taken out.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Building four bridges over the Big Black, Gene
h Grant arrived before the town on the evening
/ the 18th. and now holds it closely invested. He
|,d opened line Of supplies via Chickasaw Bayou,
|,ving cut the town OF from Haines' Blui, which
abandoned by the enemy, and which General
rant will occupy.
There was sharp fighting through the day yes
brday.
General Steele won and holds the upper bluffs
cd the enemy's upper water batteries, aud gets
,ster from the Mississippi.
General sherman's corps lost yester'
undred killed and wounded. LAY Nv
General McPherson
.... a.. w'so hoads the centre, los
r. - General llcclssnsod, who holds IN
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OPERATIONS ON THE YAlou RIVER.
The Reports from Cairo-The Union
Forces Reported In Full Possession OF
or One Hundred Gums and Eight Thou
sand Prisoners by Gen. Sherman. sc.

CAIRO, may "a, 1868.
II is reported that General sherman has taken
Haines' and Chickasaw Bluffs, with eight thousand
prisoners, one hundred guns, and ammunition and
commissary stores. The prisoners were paroled
and sent across the Yazoo.
Another report ssys those points we're evscu-
ated and Sherman took quet possession.
General Grant attacked the upper batteries OF
vicksburg Sunday, while the gunsoats attacked
the water batteries Tuesday; the upp,- batteries
were captured and turned on the water batteries
The paroled prisoners who were brought acrsss
from vicksburg, say our forces have possessie
the entire line Of outer Notifications N o
officers tell their men since the cp. !, and rebe
Blun that there was no ~ -pturc Of Hane-
rebel force is eetir lance of escape. tn
thirty thousa' -sased from twenty thousand {
among Id. The widest confusion existe
y. .nem. Officers were unable TO keep ,h
.ae Of battle.
The Empress, the last boat up, says when sh
left, Wednesday evening, the firing had ceased
There is no doubt but that the rebels surrendered
General Blair reached Chickasaw Bluff o.
Tuesday, and was sent down for rations.
The federal Ioss IL reported hesvy.
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PORT EUpsos AGAIN BgMsA DID.

Information has also been received officially ,ha
4 mlrai Fauayuts aeet wa actively bombardin
rou HadsOn.
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Up 20 ten o'clock tonight the President had re-
ee,yed no further intelligence excepting tie.
gram from Mem bis, dated halfpast four this
,ernoon ssyin. ;--No,l,ing later yet than the
ornlng report of the capture o. vcksburg.
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the LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.
U.IrED SsArgs FLAGSHIP MINNESOTA,
Orr NEwPoRr's News, May "a. 1868.

Z
Orr NETWORKS News. May "a. 1868.
Hon. GrpEos wrrLEs. secrstary Of the Navy
SIR-At hafpast eight o'clock this morning tho
steamer James Broolss came down from City
Point with six hundred and twenty paroled prison.
ers, including eighty officers and crew Of the In
dianola.
The Richmond Enqrirer Of the 22d inst. has the
following under the telegraphic news head
MOBILE, May 81. 1868.
The special reporter OF the Advertiser and Re
gister, at Jackson. sends the latest news from
Vicksburg down to Tuesday night.
In Saturdays fight we lost thirty pieces Of artil.
lery, which were spiked and abandoned.
On Sunday the fcderals advanced to take the Big
Black bridge. They crossed higher mp and took us
in the rear, when this bridge was burned and the
works abandoned. Loss heavy.
Vicks,urg is closely oesieged, G.e enemy closing
IN on eroy side.
General Lorng has assumed comr1and OF Jack
son.
No official confirmation has been received here
OF the crossing OF the Big Black by the fcderas. or
Of the destruction Of the bridge and abandonment
OF the works.
Private dispatches from Jackson up TO the 22d
say nothing Of these events.
The Rebels in Richmond Dependent.
HEADQUARTERS, Amy or THE PoroaAc,
May -, lsGj.
The latest published rebel intelligence from
vicksburg IT, in effect, that Grant had crossed tho
Big Black above the burnt bridge and had circum-
vented vicksburg, taking thirty rebel guns.
The papers speak mournfully Of their prospects
in the Southwest, and hope that Affairs there may
prove less disastrous than reported.
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VERY IMPORTANT.
|VICKSBURG OURS.
The Great Achievement
on the Mississippi.
'asSsae.Eiss aaei iss xi.;sa ..-s--s'
Official Details Of tho Battles
at Bakers Creek and Big
Black River Bridge.
The Rebels Driven Back to VickSburg
with the Loss Of One Hundred
Pieces Of Artillery.
Success sful Operations Of Gen.
Sherman.
~>~~,~~o~>>>~~~~>~
EIGHT THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
Admiral Porter Cannonading
the City at Night.
Zen. GRANT OPERATING BY DAY.
NO REST FOR the REBELS.
The City and all the Rebels
Therein Taken.
YIIE VICTORY COMPLETE.
Port Hudson Again Bombarded by
Admiral Farragu!,
&o., Sc, 60.
TEE BATTLES.

WASHINGTON. May "a, 1868.
black river have been received:--
MEMPHIs, Tesn., May 23-ll:30 A. M.
Ion. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War;
The following despatch has been received At
hcse headquarters, and is forwarded, as request-
d. S. A. HuRLBUr, Major General.
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TIE sunboass kept the enemy alert during the
night, and probably ne fown aoia De carried
today
There are from fifteen to twenty thousand men
in II.
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CLRvELArp. Ohio, Nay a, 1868.

A despatch from Mr.. Fuller, manager Of the
telegraph at Memphis, late in the night says
THE STARS AND STRIPES FLOAT OVER
vICKsBURG, AND THE VICTORY IL COM
PLETE.
have held this message, hoping 20 get the CON
hrmation but the line has been interrupted, and ]
now give IL TO you as II reached me. think the
wires will be all right soon.
IMr. Fuller s the Superintendent Of Telegraph
a. Memphis, and his dispatches are. thoroughly re-
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po... "''n Wa aisy received tha, Admiral
~. operated With General Grant in the siege
.iet.br,.g. his feet cannonadng the city and
il works .tlI in the hands of the rebels by night
while Grants army ss.ail-d II by day. thus irving
the rebels within the town and in,renchments
not moments relaxation from the perils Of their
situation
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the NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
ghs R,s-i,s OF cen. Grant. orsa, vie-
tory.

"NHHIF"TNFl Wy ~ I"IJs
Tie news of The final capture Of yicksbafg. a.
ter the rapid and briIlian, series of preliminary
,s,nr,ss Won BY he ssLnni srm, u Gen Grant
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
THE CAPTURE or vlcxsBURG.

wssHIsoror, May ~, 1868.
The following despatch was received by the
President nj noon
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bringen, .fp aIp11a1 s4nllii3 S0Sif
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@pIiz9rhartrmrnt.
Der Mprbanfan ouf Cen. Non.

..l Der NJ Urcanfau auf Gen. 8anfS.
Den o6nebin iebr maeern 8eri9ten aus
New Orleanler GOrrelponOenaen entnetmen
MIR IN SssuS auf oas seeen General 8anfS
rrrhbte Nttentat nod GolgenSeS /: a.isl sttsa.
Wew Orleans, 20. Tebruar. vgine
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NeW SrlsanIer 8lattsrn ermGbnt. Die
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trteben.
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9OfOnr4e 3~uritdSeEebrt. Man 9laubt teDpG
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npllenfet Iein perpen. gei gep Siberia fol-
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Watoritat Der Snbiana &esssIatur.
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@eOr9stcpn, .. 6, CUR gr9sbune elmer 2Bal,
lertare autorifrteu @etbtSpOrl6lde Elm.
A9r. 9erlan etne 8iG, ,ussen Gntlhdpiouna
pes 8olfe5 bon WtnneIOta uno anSerer
Staaten btnliAtli@ Der bur9 bic Skinner
an9elttfeten Sfrbeerun9en.
Sin Memurtal Der SEEN g|Orfer Staatsae.
lstssbans tn 8t5as auf SOloatenbpuntie5
wurbe eineeretht.
Cine 9telolutiOn, bic 3ablung Der NusrGi4
ltnng lCYaler, tn aulltdnotlhen Staaten auf.
8escbener 3ruppen wuvee bea betrsfenben
@omite ibertpieIgn.
Die ViQ, tre9en @pnRttuiruna' bon Galora@
% gum Staate rnrbe BET Seite aeleat.
Die @cnicriptipnstta wmroe nit Den Nmtr>
dement's bes 9aulss wieper aufsenpmmen uno
I~DerGanbelt. ta
NaA timer lGn9ern DEBATE, tpObet Rd bes
lenbers SsnatOr 9tds BON Marvlanb sifria
auslpred, pa6trte bteIslbe nit ben bets
9sfa3ten Mmeneements. (gDtr merten MR.
gen piecer auf Bite Debate suritdfpmmen.)
9aus.- SIN 8etref Der Gi0enIhaft ees
Srn. Mbner 9owttns, aIs 0tepr0leutanten bes
neuntsn Difrittc bon Seuntfss bsrt9tste pas
Gpmite unsanfi9. aosaa
Der Sfrt&t pes GuRferen3cumites tinIiAts
lid Der Die Sermebrnng fer Mn3a6l BON Sc.
neralen betrsfenben 8il wurbe abaelattet.
Gs iouen breibt8 Wtneralmaiure unD fanf,ta
S1t3aetets ernannt perben, tpas angenpmmsH
purbe.
usber msbrere anbere 3eIoluttcnen Bon tpe.
nt9ersn Velans puroe Ssri1t %erlattet.
pr, Stepens lfattete ablettsn bes @Onferen,s
eomites In 8etrtf Der inOtantlNen Insrleaen-
betten gsrt4t at, ipelAer nnssnpmmsn
iprrce. H@''
Der 8srt6t bes G'elammtrumItes tpurbe
~1srlfisn uub oebattirt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-02
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QetL&tet fNr ban .galtiGpsr gDeder.s
WenercS aus Gnr0po.
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yVlrica" lit loeben bon QtperpUCl Dta Queens
tOpn nit Na&rihtea Biz gum 10. bter stnse-
laafen.
0nsili6e MnGdsten nnb Demonftrattonen AZ
Gunftem tes Wortfns.
Die QcnDCn ,Gimeo" madt li6 Iber ben
0oro MaYur lultta, neil sr cen Nebelencom>
mtildr Ntalon Dur9 6inau3ieGun9 belitlbsn
3u letnem Wanquet In inesprcmtnente Stels
lung grbraht babe, Ste Ia9t, pap Die edn3e
|0elGiGte i~ibrteehS obne ale 8sbeutung lt,
unp ba6 bic BET Otsler @slegen9ett tom MaYpr
be3a8lth elmer beoorlebenosn Nnerftnnuug
Der conlSperirtsn Staaten burG @nalanp &c
mcAten Wnbeutuneen btmmelpsit BON Dem
wilfliden 3ultanbe Der Dtnee e~ntirnt leien.
nuGine N~nertsnnun9", last le, vi9 ni&t et'
ra cine 6raes Der 3ett, Der Winorttat cfer
Maioritdt, lpnSern Der ~ trttiAen Dor
\ anbenen 1bat1aHen. Wenn Bic
6Soeralen l6 Seranlobt ftnoen, tt: GuufSpe~
rtrten In rutt9sm 8eiBe tDver Staatsn 5a
Ia1en, bann, abtr aud nt8t c0er, wirp eS an
Der 3eit fein, btele 8rase gu er6rtsrn. GU
ipie Die Sa6e jseod isbt ltebt, 10 Bat 9err
Mfairn tpeOfr 8~sriprednneen nod lit itm bic
8erin9fe SpTauns 9ema9t ipproen, auSgea
npmmen BON 5erren, bte wte Ger 9orp MapOr
tetne GfrantnprtliAteit t1ben, i9re WUrtG
lbelunberS auf bic WaslGaale 3u lesen,"
Dem @apttdn beS r@ecrge @rtSwolO" Ioate
am Is. .. So. In Der ct. @tprae 6aa gu
ftperpost pom Der borti9tn &aufmannlAali
cine DlnfaprrIe i6erreiGt tperoen.
Ole QiSerppoler Ma1enttrlammluna, un,
i6er bic Grlalun9 elmer 8tiitmmuassapreNl
an ben YrGlI6sntsn QinrpIn 3u bef1lteGen
loats ant 10. y. sc, i'm Gmpbitbsater itdtt
iapen. .,,ai .afrY
Der Dampfer v@t6raltar", Der frater'
Nsbslsnbompfer oSumtsr", 1T III eiperppO1
a~nselanet.
tisfsd etaatsSefcits in StaIien.
Der itattentlGe 6tnan3minilter t9etlt IL
leiRem Der &anmer obeeltatteten 8srtbt init
baB eas Deficit Der StaatSfaIe am 81. Sc.
sember .. s. ii9 auf 100000 ($1,85O,000,
bflaufen babe.
6OHp;ntiOn suiidsn NrehRtn lInt giuflanb.
Bfrttn, IA. Te6r. Die @CnDenttpu
3tpil6en preuBen UNI 8uelanb In 8etrsff be,
Dplntlden Snlurreftton lit ant 8. 6rbrua,
unter3et6nst trprbeu.
Sn parts trlrben me6rere StuSenten pe'
gen elmer gu @anlttn Der PVIen Sor8enpmme.
nen Osmunfrattpn a~rretirt. 5
Weaes tn Betref res 9OtniIaen Nuffanbel
TT ntdt 3u melbsn. Die Snlursenten lnr
~getraltis rabri9. Oetreth %psrbtnpsrt biz
Nusfabr bon @afea anp Sriessmuteriat iits,
l6ie p0lntlde Creme. .a