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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-09

Libel Of Information No. l. filed by the U. s. District
Attorney for tho Middle District Of Tennessee.
IN PURSUANCE Of a witt Of VeHdhioni ErpoHaS TO
mo directed from tho Honorable the District
Court Of the United States, for said District the
18th day Of May, 1853 will sell said Goods at public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at
tho store house Of Morgan Il Co., on tho Public
Square, in the city Of Nashville, the TENTH DAY
OF JUNE next. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ, on that day, and continue until all Of said
Goods disposed Of
Said stock Of Goods consists Of Dry Goods, such
as Ladies' Dress Goods Sc Prints, DOmestics, Cling
hams, Cloths, Casimeres, Flannels, Boots, Shoes,
and Also Drugs and Medicines Dye stuns, Soaps,
Candles, Lard I'll, and great variety Of other arti
cles. H.. r. GLASCOCK,
may17-td U. s. Marshal, NJ d. ].
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-09
Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS.

The United Sates us certain lot Of Goods claimed
by one T. stewart, in said District.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21

Erom The Lsnden Tunes, Aug 23l
The war has now LASTED sufheieuily lenc, and
has been attended with g loss Of life sufficiently
great to tax BayefelY the soldier producing pow
eFs (if we may be permitted the expgession) Of
the Northern and SouthsEn populations.
The recent Buccsss Of the Federal Govern
1asnt hes led TO tbs belief that the South has at
length begun 10 exhibit signs Of exhaustion,
and It Is Important 10 determine whether this bs
really the case. It nay. ba coccedod that the
population Of the SIBth has bsen heavily tsxsd
IN order to supply up to tbs present tine ths
requisite quota Of t.cop5; but il is very uues-
tionsbs whether the s0ldier producing power is
not now much greater in the South than ia the
North.
That the Southern population, however, will
continue 10 supply such troops as msy be DE-
mzndsd by the GOvernmeut, tkere car he no
reason 10 doubt; whereas that Of the North
has in ths most unmistskable manner manifest
ed its refusal 10 yield compliance 70 a measure
which only extreme necessity could Justify. IL
is reported that the Federal Govcrnnent DO
psse, notwithstanding the recent popular dem
Onsireti9n TO enforce the c0uscTiDiion IF this
report Is well founded then no doubt can ex-
ist that The Sighting population Of The North
is exhausted. Dir. Lincoln does not possess the
means Of compelling obedience 10 his aeeree5,
AID at the u3cmeut when success aDaesrg most
LciA-lA- III Fipts-H-g &c NAAs e4 10 aHGeHElDa
Regard being had, therefore, to the pTodzeirR
pawefs of the respective populations Of The
North aud Souih, for The purposes Of the pIes.
sHt war, We believe that the balance iHsliues in
favor Of the South Il is Ia the p0pulous cities
OF the Federal States that the signs cf exhaust
ion are unmistaksbly apparent.
Volunteering has long since ceased ia The
Northern 8tates, aud heavy b8untie8 which
a year ago, proved 50 el6esci0us in recruiting
The Federal aFnies have ceased TO prove attract
i've. The Goyernment ut WssbinRton are
now driven 10 the alternative Of enforcing q
conseTip.ion, OF else seeing their armies totally
melt aWsy. In the South the sff5cs Of recent
events has been to necossiEsts an almost uni
vsTssl application Of the principle Of compulsory
rseTuisiug. The Southern President has called
upon al eitiz sns in the sOut5sn States BE-
tween the sgss OF eighteen aud f0Tsy-6va, 70
place themselves ia readiness 70 join ths armies
( sf she states whenever called upon. This, in
I ITSELF is @ proof Of ihs serious drain 90 which
the population has been subj sctsd By tee necss-
sites Of ke present war; bus If ths call Is cheer.
fully responded to, the SORlh can, with ease.
/ furnish armies even more numerous than those
with which she has hitherto struggled to secure
! her indsBednanes.
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Fo FHaE PaoPLz sBE BkOHG.IR.

Pu EEHE RzDFH4h eos t5EaEEe4Fh
HEApaUAEIEEs, ATLANTA, SeptsIaber, 2. 1853.
II AFIEG been assigned By ths 3seTetar7 Of yrsr %
II dniy IA the conscrgt buresu with auI5orty 70 ~
and preserve oruar and Tranquility tt t6rourhoat tIe
8ia-e hereby enter uuon tla lish rrTe III fhs u-fs
Ill All Hoidsra Ia re STATE who absent from the1
respeetlEe ooLfos it1out szthortys under any pre-
tense whatever. called upon % report thsssirs
without dsay, aher 81 ny Ls4dqusrtsrs ln Atlanta -
myself IN person oE 20 euah others are acting uns-
snthOrity from uo. IN other parts of the State vb
they VIII be tuEnllhed with rsons and Transportation
70 their courands.
III His ezeelieucy, the governor. havIuz te-ss-,T
me The aid Of ths civil and military autholiss of ~,
sta-a hey are eeaInesiiy solicited 90 operate with ne
IN ne osenarse Of ny dutiss-
Il Is uot Intended 70 intacf5rs OF conflict In su va
with ether aalhori iss. sna hope that al vii y-u
harmoniousiy together for he good Of car eomu9n
" The pEiyiisge q volgu.esriag is extended 20 "a
sonssTiglioa wac 10 lot volunteer 81 E s-s bsreS
required repoEt forthwith % the nearest snro ag
officer, 90 myself Il PeFsau, or 70 any cteer Ia TIA
aeiins under sEtaoritY uem Ne when thsy Nii hs
properly assigned lfany shsuld fl % comply with
The above requ-emsnts tHsy viii be considered dsssrt.
sFs snd dealt with aecorti1slg-
Those who rssp9ud promptly viii meet with all Tia
fayor that nay be abe 20 extend 70 hsl, ana Is
hoped that mons Wi pat upon me ne unpleasant tss
Of unT orcbs lusasuTea % bring them 70 duty; but
II any should refuse clHgly sth she above require
meDss hey VIII be hunted 10yn- captured and treated
AZ dsserters sueisat n sry forUe has been niscsd
ny dipolAi 70 eleaT ne State Of a sraggsrs au-
ers sud dsserters and 30 apprshend thcu wherever f
/ may g, which shai proceed % do at once.
Y All o6icors aud soldiers disabod fer u1cra aetfv-
service who viii nouut themselves 1d report 10 ma
viii be employed uudsr general orders No o. A5f1t1ss
and luspectort tiensras oid-e, Richmead Va Ia this
I branch of ths service.
Felow 6oidiars-Asn Of Georgia. sruthiess Zoe l7
yuur bordersanost at your very doors aud if rot
rspeled wild ds-eCrats the soil 0f our beloved stare
with lis polluted and Hnhaiio,Fed t.sad. win voa
suer your homes 20 be desoaisd, your wives sisters
and Tiers tn8uted and outraged BY Toe ss1a rdea
Of lhas NORTH WHO are dsstltute Of humanity and
strangers 20 al the laws and practices % civilized war
faFsi Oar hope, safety, freedom, znd al that
hold un5t dsAr, dcpeHd Hpon tls siaiWart arna
and unfinchn7 oourags Of cur people. Rally I -
sac ca yea, 20 your couutfys CALI &c battle eide
by SIDE with yOur ConaEadez i'm the heidi Let aous
u0iut She finger 0 &c yOu OF your descendants
afer YOU but rsiher I've Charished In the memory ag
your country aud he pri6s q F0lr chirens chidrsu
Of Be uuu bGred with tha gal aHt ever honeraa
dead uhoss nales sud ulsHiorie5 viii adorn the page8
] u future history, By order Of
siguldl G.. w LEE,
/ Msior and A A e. etc
i r y HoINFs ACTING Adlutsa. ser7sv-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21

her name Is Miss Lydia Stone dsuFhter Of the landlord
- the Whitney house. She moved round through the
erasgd dotg all she could 70 alleviate the suff-' ing
TAe dead bo5y Of one person fro, a8d she "a
OnOs procured water and put out When The scoun.
dres cile 5ack second time, ssyiug they would SUI
she replied thEt hey might vel KIN me
a. suybedy.' Hsroa deeds were performed by other
laiiiBg whose names have sseapeG us.
One Of tbs most cosvardiy nets the ah0Otlng 81
and children, they passed down under
the bguk toward tha river.
There Is no doubt but tbHt QuautreI bad spies a
Lsvreuce One man AZ ths FAdri8ge house scied as
guide, and pointed out prominent msn and thlHgs.
riding party of two laeies sud gentiaiaen were
Qaantrall Invited the ladies ride bsde him into The
ci y, ana they a "a
Gen.. C0HIngEe sIff1estsdS 20 deafh by deinps M
his we'll When be hrst discovered he gusFillas 10
town be wet iato tbr vel and his hired named
Keith. covered is up; aftsr the trouhB was over,
e man went 90 the well aud found the general The
bottom. Hn down, and unfortunately shared the
same fltes uaighbor named Lowe, passing aiorE,
went down 20 Rescue both Of them, ad sgHs slso st3
far
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seasawes,trz Vkrglain aad Enss renzes-


CoznssPondsucs of the Richmond DiIpstsh
LTECHBURs, Sast. I've have very ultls
news nom Tennessee. The last accounts sincs
tbe earturs Of the Yankees ia lie skiIluish
a. L;mess0us, Flacs our forces stiIl in that
neigbbgrh0od. ss Il =as not deemed prudent 10
make p further Gdgancs sftor ths c1ptars. As
yuu were advised last evening By telegraph, the
enemy are either attempting 20 get 70 the Viz
giuiz End Tennessee railroad. IN the vicinity Of
Smytbe county sud 0shar points, or are making
.sIuts iu that direction 10 draw attention frcm
ether points. From an WocaE LsaTu, the impTes-
sion Is tia: they sTe really IN earnest, to cat Of
communication On this road This opinion ia
sustained rom thsir In3unar Of operating and By
The advantages acEruiUR by tapping tnis road.
They send ont small 6stschmsats, who attempt
10 reach the road during the night; the party
mentioned ia tbs telegram ia yesterday paper
rs being captured, being one Of tie squads
which were sent out for tins purpose. Lt Is said
that they would have eiUdsd tbe military
who were IN search Of them bad il nos been fox
patriotic old lady wh0 pilot6d or forces %
their Whereabouts 10 ,Ee mountains. Our msn
came upon tLem while they were preparing
bTsakfast, and notwithstanding the facs that tbs
enemy were only aTmsd with navy sh0otsBs
they showed hgai, and wounded q miitiaman
severely in the lhigh, st distance Of one hHu-
dred and seventy -tve yards
The uurabeT now reported IN Abb's valley,
IszeWell county, is estimated from 5000 70 1000,
though I am inclined TO the belief hat This iE a.
exsggeragi01. The militia is Wideawake 10 The
southwestern counties, aud viii d. Efficient aaI-
vice N keeping Cf ih5se raiders. It is said hat
on last SUNDAY every man and boy who could
Taiss shot gun or an old squirrel rife was out
on The scout.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21
ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

r-gg .. sseut owner having 1us ness aena4a.ng Pc
Jbois e. personal stlertiol' Aea o29e'4ee 20 80, 81
- - -. aeo0mIo Odais ak iaIliiles 40 seta
-. - 5-i s,,Ig- 'Tbe lace 4 well known -aai a 4e
szcripiion needed a.. q. n r.-,, .t-qcf
~ le,d belonging b Tie place c. aoio on liss ,s ~
sllsf NAV be vsuisd. hsE negro srs-Ls io4 - ~
szroes Als0 large new bars - -,
Fersons wishing 70 purchase come and looI =
ffs unoperty or adde's she uBdfrs gBed % -lS"Ai
- W. 4. Quincy
80 Il, u w MCCONNELL
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BarHsiao ia Esass Poane..ee-sso RezigHs,

BurnEido ia HRzt Pcnaessse-sso Eesigus'
spssal Dispatch 70 the New York TribuneI
CrsCINEATI, September lI.-Gsn. Burnside,
upon completing the redemption Of East Ten
nessss By She esptare Of ths rebel force defend
ing Cu1borlsnd gap, rendered his resignation
to the War Department by telegraph BIS
hearty cooperation with Gen. Roseerans forblds
the presumption that this step originated in any
diffsrsnee IS to relative rank and command. It
Il supposed thst be contemplated It for some
inns In consequence Of the constant political
nerplexities that beset him in the administration
OF IS department, through tbs rePudiation OF
certain of his measures by the Government, but
did not take il until ne could leave the service
without diseredit 30 himself, sttaT exps!hng he
lsst armed rebel from his department..
The movement into East Tennessee was made
in two columns over tive routes. Gen. Burn
sigIs. with l3 600 cavalry and mounted infantry,
and several batteries, made ior Kingston, Lou
don and Knoxville, in forced marches. After
oeeuuying the latter place, he pushed north
wa,d = ith a small force &c meet the 23d corps,
under Gen. HaItguff, which had, in the mean
lime. turned Cumserlsad gap on the right BY
following the route through LOudon snd Vii
hamsbuTg. with it he surrounded aud lOieed the
surrendef OF Gen. Frazier.
TIE headquarters. OF tbs army Of the Cumber-
land are established At Chattanooga
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The E8olisb Womnn,s Esn,riolian,.

SuwloisEa, open the window 1 desire te
die in the SOUNDS of the church belsi"
Suwloiska hsd not courage TO obey. She
looked pensivsly at her mother
"MY daughter, is not TINS the Sabbath The
hour sf prayer has come. Help the old mother
TO prOstrate herself before our good God !" and,
pi6ns child, the young woman helped her moth
sr to kneel.
Suwloishs, implors thee, my daughter, open
the window, in order that ] may hear tins hymns
Of the church"
She opened the window on the public square
In which tbs church wss situated, sud then re-
turned, and sat down at the fest Of her silent
mother
''suwlOi,ESs, do net hear the sound of the
bells"
'.Nct hear -
1T is the cannon.
Eyes, mother, they bsve come down from the
Bteeple of the church TO kin the Russisns"
'Gcd is with us "
The mother listened again.
What hss happened, nay daughter Not
single chsnt, not 0ne vOies ia the church. What
is The priest doing 2"
g He has turned soldier"
d" Let US pray to God for him He has prayed
for US often enough. It was he who blessed Thy
marriage, my daughter. Oh, well do I TemeuB-
Der it. Thou vert bea5hfuli had dressed thee
myself Then the bells rang cat joYfully
Then an thy knees, before the altar, thou didst
promise hdelity to thy SHwloiska 4"
Il have kept my oath" rePlid the young We
man blashing with pleasure.
The eyed mother pressed the hsnd Of her
daughter closely in heTs-but, suddenly start
ins. she exelsiuled in a shIill voice, "Where is
thy wedding ring"
Il hsve given it away said the daughter,
holding down her head.
''Suwloska, has God reserved such portion
for my old age Oh, my daughter, who has
caused thee to forget, 70 such an extent, thy
eternal covenant between Bawloiska and thee 3
Whist hast tkou dsne with Il To whom hast
thou given It -
ITO Polsnd," and she raised E,er head with
confidence, I" Oar husbands are soldiers, our
chuTeh-beils have been melted into cannon, our
collars, our eaT-Tings, our pearls have been bar
tered for Inuskets. We wives had no longer any
thing to give and nevertheless Poland lacked
powder. Well there are six thousand Of as al
| ready, who have for car country made a sseri-
! Tee Of tho only property which remained 10 us,
| that which woman esteems of all ornaments
1 the most precious in the world, our marriage
rings We have given them up to purchase
/ powder"
The angel mother slipped from her finger the
| eolden covenant, which she had thought she
/ should never part with; and after having kissed
| il repeatedly, she wiped her eyes and ssi5:
''SuWlciska, take this ring sell il with thine
Go, my daughter, tell our victory; for the eoun-
| trv in which wives sell their wedding rings to
\ buy powder is free. Perish TIE Russians saw
loiska, open All the WiHdows. ] desire to die ia
Che sound Of the cannon "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21
TI,e Recent captures by. iste RIorfdH-The
sstngrutent OF tise Captain Of the Oneida.

TTse Recent captures by fsto FlOrfdH-The
statement OF Ilse CHPinin Of the Oneida.
The following appears in the Philadelphia
On bosrd brig "Wm. NJ Dodge" bound to
Philsd8lphis, May TO- 1868 ApTil 24-Afler 8
pleasant voyage Of eighty-six days from Shan
irhsi in latitude 20 40 south, long 2g0 10
west, at A. M, ssw ahead a suspicious looking
(thfs2-n2sted scbOouer Tigged) steamer stand
log across our bow, with only fore and eft can
vas set IS we approached, the stranger stood
about two miles ACROSS our bow, bringing him
eff our port beam, when he hoisted the dag va
fssl proud Of. We answered by h-isting ours.
he then hauled Immediately up for us, under a
fun head OF steem. By his having two smoke
sJBclls OF pipes 4 know il was not the Alabama,
and hoped il might be a Union cruiser, wishing
20 give or receive news, As he nearsd Us my
worst suspicious were confirmed by the apps
rent neglect of her rigging, exc, and / at once
con,,,.,dsd she was Of British rig aud eonsrBe-
ton.
On speaking to us be asked where from and
bound 10, to which I replied. asked where he
was from last, His reply was, "Frem cruise
As soon as I saw the boat lowered and manned,
nav hssrt failed me, and / knew We were in the
p0wer of pirate. Their bost slQpgsids, the
officer and SIX or eight men came on deck, we'll
armed. He again asked me where from and
where b0ANlf aha W uetlitr We WSg6 NOS u BAn
ted S;sles vessel On my Effirmstive reply, he
said, well captain. you are a p!izs to the
Florida; you, your officers aud crew, can pack
/ up q few things aud immediately 20 to the Flor
| IDA, as we are in great hurry Give me your
/ papers, if you please Inske5 him it he want
/ cd private letters and he said, "Egsy thipg."
l Thinking that I should be searched, gave
/ him everything, he allowing me my private jour
/ nsl, letteT-book and crew account book winch /
! think ygGs stolen and base nse made Of it, for
| some purpose unknOwn to me. was ordered
/ out Of nay ship tho first man They refused to
/ allow me to take q tuiuk, and was told that
Captain MGf6s wanted me l must 20, and my
steward would pack up my things and come
after me. AR indiscEiminste plundeT then CON-
mencsd. AL tie nautical instruments were
taken to ths Florids, Is also tho SNAIL stores,
canvas, and nearly ell the light, movable things.
Ir WAS shout eleven O'Clock when / WAS last
on board Of my vessel, and at noon she was on
Ere fore and sit. / did not see q package Of tea
| removed, although there were forty or flty
boxes slowed in the cabin, and very handy
They said they had supplied themselves from
the Jacob Bed. ! saw my properly passing
about ths decks very freely. 0ae Of the officers
FfMr Fioyd, ID lieutenant asked me if my sex.
tsnt was good une, and what the index err0l
was. I gave it TO HIM, and be said, Il shall sp
propriate Il, foT il locks like good instrument
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21
II The New York Herald, in its news sun.
mary Of the 10Th, says:

n lie Kew Aofk iieFata, IN ITS news sum
Tasry Of the 10Th, says:
BY the arrival Of the steamship Evening Star,
st his port at 7 O'clock this morning, We have
news from New Orleans 70 the evening Of
the 5Bh inst. The whole army Of the gulf was
in motion. In what direction and tor what pgT-
pose il would be improper to state. General
Grant while attending a review, was thrown
from his horse and injured internally. His in
iuries, however, though locking seriously at first
DO not prove to be dangerous.
We have received files Of the Bermuda RoysI
Gazsfts 20 The 1st inst. According to our "a
counts the ports Of Bermuda were literally
crowded with vessels engaged in running H.
blockade from the rebel POris, snd the ware
houses, whsrves, public stores, and every other
convenient pisoe, were cgsmmsd with cotton.
etc brought iH from the blocksdsd towns apd
ports Of the South. The vessels engaged in this
Illicit trsde iuvaTisbly cary the rebel flag, and
on arriving in British ports sTe received with
loud acelsmstioas by the people. The rebsl
steamer Eugenia, from WilmiBgt0n, n c., ST.
rived ut ST. Georges on the 26sh ult. Large
cargoes await rebel vessels in different parts o.
/ the island.
! European adviees to the Sd have been Ieceiv
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500 REW AID +!

DAEAWAY from the sub5cIitsr en- DE might o.. the
n Ia fnff. AEgEy BOY u-I5d JOHN, about
tuT utyth~.e ysars Old. OF uu att CgmpieEi0l- with
good face ive feet ze7e1 inches hBL hsd o. when be
Sen gray iesus pants and iruek eoEi AID black 9TH
esp BE is smart aud d. irk spoken. Pa most prsBs
DIV LETT on soldier fIr Chattanooga, Tennessee
asd mHy BE- with The 5ruy at tl-t p ace, or may az
tempt 10 cr0ss into K-utacky, In which state ls
once owl ed.
vii give the above reward for the apprehension
asI O. livery OF aid grl, bis los guleut 70
any la where ] lsl Eci hin
LEWIS TUMTIE
7-au CartsrsviIle Ga
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NEGROES AND LAND
Fer Confederate Money.
NOw's the Time TO Strike !!

,ooO ACRES or LAND AND FoUzFEEA
AStUJ NBGROBa
Iu he West P0iuf and hOufg 1uafT itlrptl wen
miles from Montgomery, 80 Clyds's orPoL ihsre are
twelve hundred acreE u-esred deling hoass, VIZ
touf rooms gB hou=as press le8io chgi-s 20 ~
oelieus stock larm having a5uncs1ice oi alei -
r,od level land good fo cotton. corn and wheat - +
s-ord Il H. 20 pi=ce Tor Eu ingeatue1t Lana ail1
1see o. e75c0l. The sfocE and cr1p can Be boaglL
lseIsl nicer aslsyH srs ianBeroua Apply immeoisiey
- M. e. gAYCE a. c.
-slz ~ AucfIgne- r. rFd q = hrokera
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REmnVAE..

l-gy G. sIaAs COMMISSION EEECBANT. and
e sea.er ia ali kinds ai county roaucsi Asa e
moved f,ugs his lac store ia ne EOrclasE building
- burned 70 lbs store irtey oo5U pied By Ripley
y-sood C,rocks-v uerCbapta, WhireEau street. two
scr fron having sTduas store, vnere D. viii BE-
hsppy 70 So s1d serve 81 q hs irend and easioi e
fTR RsLE,-A lHrgs and vel assorted stock Of
Lraokery and GlaaEss aIa. -
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Trade uetusen new tsriesus aua she tVest
Declared RFea.
HEADQUARTERS DEF-T % raE GULE
NEW 9ELEAEG Sept 3 1903

General Orders No. f5
J. The trada u the city q New Orleans via Cairo,
S. Louis and the cities sld towns 81 fEs Upper HlEz.
sipp thc Mie1zr and Ohio rivers q hereby tselarsd
rss fr-z any military restriction Whatever. Ths irass
x tle Mississippi gt ilteT- as p0l1-H within ths De-
partreul of the euI O held subject only % Eaeh i-i-
taionl a. may 1e necessary prevent the supply 81
provfons and l-zEtisun 0i aT e the enelea or Ia
country.
Tie FrcdueE af the county L1tsudsd for 7ensFaE
1arks may be brouEht at0 ths ilissFy posts tha
Inc -i1ng ths Aasi1igPt within he dsPsrraant o the
guy without slErlilt viz= AZ Sew Orlaaus Car
ro.'i1n Douslia0nvi.s. Baton E.5uzs sud Port HnE-
3. Oaseu and soI1Iers Of tie army are hereby d.
reGtsd 10 transfer 20 the Hon B p FlEu5srs agent %
shs Treasury Depsrtu8Hs of 15 Uuiicd 5sstea " bis
tsp-tieE taking rseei - tissf4r l captured. chan
d7usd or gussrEted property cq1ired fer ii-
tsFy purpose ia accordance with Rsns al order no. e.
of hadlpsrruslt 1f Esr.
g. The la ary GOart ~ this apartment 6 hereby iu.
vested with 1rEl elton iz al cases q
iQu, excessive unreasonable char-rs tFeai
Hsut n ccers and Boz .rs 81 re army % tha United
Statsl BY Errprrforz sFsHs -f sfcsu1cat ether
vessels il the nav FEen 1f ths ii1sssipp she Cuff
aad uroH csuviataT % zry % ths oteussE hergu &C.
ar1 ia e-udcr shsi be held liable 60 lns, lEpri1-
lLlLl-ut e0ill-fEsFr-H
By command OF Mai1rtf-u- BauEs-
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80 h1EsF assorted Candv,
500 cases Smoking robsco0--sll branls
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-21
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81 gross Matches,
30 dozen To0.h Brushes
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