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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

We have now in store = large stock Of
supplies in your line, 10 which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods canned %fruitsi Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers win do well TO look through
"a stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
65 Public Square, below City Hotel.
Harvey, HUGHKs & Co.
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To Go NoRrH.-The following rebel
citizens recently arrested, are to be sent
North this morning {; WIN. II. EwM, G.
w. FILL, BRUoE BUmEER, J. w. HORTON,
j. A. MCCLURE, DR.. DAHL. DurnE, e.
DRIyB, JoHN L. RAMAoE, j. D. STEVENS,
W. Hpoms, d. A. ALLISON, j. II. BRANT-
LEY, aid j. @. ANDREWS.
Auimber Of others, arrested about the
same time, have taken the oath Of alle-
eianc the remainder have not yet been
bee~niisposed Of.
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In this city, On NE Ath inst., At 2 O'Clock, p. ",
LILLE NElSoN STRETCH, infant daughterof Nj.
aud Mrs j. Stretch, aged Q months.
Tho friends and aoquainHnces Of the family are
iavitoi TO a,tond tho funeral, this afternoon At
O'Clock,
Residence, psmumbraho street, I'd door aboy,
Vine.
Sweet broken LutIs what art can now recover thee
Torn from the stom that fed ny rosy breath,
Ia vain my mother seeks
10 warm those faded choekai
Thy mothers love that once Ike balm iel on Thea
Has moltod into toHra 10 weep thy early death.
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Rich and Rare.

A new aud elegant assortment OF Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at 4. NJ. SouLEIEa's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, 10 enamel and gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
apfI0-tf
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Attention, sutIsr.

just r, ceived and for sale, at No. 60
Broad street, dried and green apples,
dried peaches, potatoes, lemons, oranges,
onions, eggs, butter, etc. ETC., by the bar
rel and box. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
may3-3t# d. s. Books.
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DrIed Fruit.

A. d NJ. LASDsnEno q Co, corner Of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand my barrels Of choice Driad
Fruit, AFPLEs and PKAoHEs, which they
are offering At the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
april 20-lf
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Xnntrd.

A situation as Clerk or Book Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department.
Good yefwsuoe given as 10 qualification or
hycky Address
"CLERE," box 752,
sp24-tf City POstonios.
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See the advertisement Of the CHEAT
HAM wholesale liquor establishment.
The retailer can find there the choicest
brands Of native and foreign wines,
liquors, &c, as the proprietor makes il
a point to keep only the best.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

SALE OF CoNFIsoATED GooDs.-The
sale of goods coniiacated by military au-
thoriliy, commenced last Friday, was
continued yesterday, and will close to-
day. The sale has not been as large
ly attended as might have been expected /;
nevertheless the goods generally brought
good prices, the aggregate amount being
upwards Of fifteen thousand dollars.
Some rare aud valuable books were sold
yesterday, and the remainder Of the
stock OF them will be put up to-day.
Amongst them are works on architecture,
aud other useful books, to which We
would direct especial attention. There
will also be sold to-day q stock Of hats,
shoes, pipes, and various minor articles, in
which bargains may be had. The great
attraction however, Il alot Of gilt orna-
m,nts, which some smuggler Of ele-
CANT tastes attempted to take South
They consist Of large aud small can
delAbras, vases, plates mounted upon pc
destals, a largo s%alver, with instand, bell
candlsstick, sc.
The statuary Of the candelAbras is su'
perb as a specimen Of the art woul'
take high rank. Gentlemen having
desire TO possets articles Of virtue ough
to 10 and bid on these.
The sale will m at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Custom House, ColonnAd
Buildings, Cherry street.
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RUHIAL NOTICE.

Tho friends Of Mrs. Robert l Moore, are respect
fully requested to msot to-day, May 9Th, At tho City
Cemetery, 70 bury tho remains Of her daughter, Mrs
MARY A. BARBlS deceased, atlI O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

The atmosphere yesterday, until about
three o'clock, was extremely warm and
sultry. A fine shower came up at that
hour much to the relief Of our citizens.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY, 8, 'Os.

Mr.. John II. ALMOND, one of the Pub
Iisbcrs Of the NASHVILLE UNION, departs
for Louisville this morning on a business
trim for the Office. We commend him to
The kind attentions Of all good Union
men, and especially TO "tho craft as a
truly loyal American citizen, and a gem
tleman in the strictest a%cceptation of the
term.
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W are glad 10 learn that Col ROBERT
JoHsoN's brigade is filling up rapidly
wilrecruits. He has our ardent wishes
for is complete success. Refugees, there
arcertainly hundreds Of others of your
nuber who could do more good by
etring this cavalry brigade than by
ay other means. Consider hal your
ountry has claims upon you, as upon
very other son and daughter.
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List Of Discharge Papers RemaIn-
ing nj Headquarters, Nash.
Vile, April IA, 1893.

James Admire, Private, Co. y, slst Regiment In
dlars Volunteers. Date Of nnal discharge, March I'd
1858.
Danl Angle, Corporal, Co. II, 49th Regiment o. v
Infantry. Tate Of fualdscharge, Mar h 81, 1893
Benz ii. Davis. Private, Co. /, S5th Indiana Vol
unteers. Date oil nnal discharge, Jan. 40, 1868.
ChafleH Former, Private, Co. g., 9th HIN IL VOiE
Date FINAL discharge, Jan. o, 1858.
John h. Humphreys, Private, Co. I, 10th o. V. In
fantry Date Of dual discharge, Feb. 20, 1858.
Patrick Howard, Private, 20. , 18th KY. Vol. In
fantry. Date o nnal discharge, Mar h 81. 1Se3
tph aim G. Ham, Corporal, G.. b, b1st Indiana Vols
Date " hnal uisgh rye, April "a, 1893.
Tffntd Lane, Private 90. I, sri Reg't Ky. Cavalry
Date of nna dseh e., Feb. ~, 1893.
JIcoh Nestnn C9fpo-ai O. y, 1tth U. 8. Infantry
Date VI hnal 4 scht-g- April Z lso3. =
marx rittijohn, rivate, CO. =, l00ih Illinois In
fintry. Ia'e q DIAL DIS barge r D Q 1893 B
10 orb Shilier, Privaie, 20. Il. 75ih v v. lrfntry
ia e Of fail discha g., Feb. u, 1858. =
Hsny Vanver, PlivAie. Co. U, l5h Fcg't Ky. In
fsntfy. Date Of nuEl disch rg-, March 25, 1903
J In W. Yandlef, Private. Co O, lTtf, BCg't Ky
infantry. Bats 0. hnal d soha-ge, Narcl rs, is .
may 2-1w JEO PRATT, A 40.
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By SHIELDS & HUME. on. Tuesday,
May 5, 1853, commencing at 91s o'clock,
a magnificent stock of Furniture. Bed
room sets; complete Parlor Sets; Ingram,
Velvet and BRUSSELS Carpets; Queens
ware, etc. All persons in want of good
furniture will find it 10 their interest TO
call. SHIELDS & HUME,
Central Auction Rooms, opposite Sc
vance Hotel, May $685..
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PIANOS AND FuRNITURE.-The readers
attention is called to the private sale of
pianos and furniture, advertised in to-
days paper. Good bargains are to be
had.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

This day received and for sale at
Wholesale, at my store, on the corner of
Cherry and DeRderick streets
so bbls. prime apples.
30 bbls. potatoes.
40 boxes Oranges-prime, fresh.
40 lemons, 4"
80 kits No. / mackerel.
40 boxes W. II. Butter.
Also, a large stock of Havana cigars
and Virginia tobacco.
may2-3t. ]. W. MAuEY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

THEArRE.-The interesting play of
"The WillowCo is the leading piece
tonight. The part of Luke Fielding is
to be played by Mr.. Foster; Sir Richard
Vaughn, Mr.. Hamilton; Col. Vanguard,
Mr.. G. L. Allen; Augustus, Harry Ever
cit; Lady Apsley, Mrs. Jordan; Rose
Fielding, Mrs. Duncan; Lucy Vanguard,
Mrs. Stewart. Mr.. Stewart follows with
a song. The performances close with the
highly amusing farce Of the "Limerick
Boy" Paddy Miles, Mr.. Stewart.
Mrs. T. r Duncan is announced for a
benefit next Friday night. She has been
a diligent, faithful actress, and done much
to increase the qualification of the pat
rons Of the drama who attend our theatre.
Let all prepare 10 give her a greeting Of
the most complimentary nature.
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FonoEs,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 30th, 1868.
Special Order No. 90:
I. In consequences Of the impOssibility
Of administering the oath Of allegiance
to all who have applied, the time for
taking the oath has been extended Eve
% days from the frat of May, Sunday
not included. By order Of
Brig.-Gen. j.. d. MORGAN, Com.
T. WIsEMAN, A. A. Civ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

The rebels took one OF E%ricsson's
devils" at Charleston. Bat the tele-
graph announces that two other devils
have gone their in its stead, SO Charles
ton, like the demoniao in the scriptures
may find her last state worst than the
frst.n
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Say " ADvRRrnFDn when calling for above. Sol.
diers should have their letters ALwAYa addressed TO
their Regiments. Direct Correspondents 20 write
number aud Stah OF Regir ents plainly, and your let
tors Sill never fail 10 reach you. ALlsttors must be
either prepaid by stamp or franked by Commanding
saicst 70 IRE pay.
7. C. uERNCK, Army 2 NJ.
May 5-lt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

The Sulphur Spring is in request
again. Large numbers resort there dali
ly to regale themselves with its refresh
ing draughts. Cook has the bath house
in good condition, and invites the public
70 the luxury Of a warm sulphur bath.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

BOARD WANTED.-An officer stationed
in the city wishes board for himself,
wife, and child. A quiet location would
be preferred.
Address Captain J.. II. O., box 1873,
Nashville, Tenn. may 5-2t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

REcoRDER SHANE's CouRT-Mondgy
May 4, ls63.--GeOrge, a slave, steaIiDg;,
80 lashes and sent to the w~orkhouse.
John, a negro, stealing; sent to the
work house.
e. Sprsgue, issuing change tickets;
fined costs.
Patrick Burnett, disorderly conduct;
SO and costs.
Sarah Pickett, drunk and disorderly;
So and costs, in two cases.
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W.. w.

nRAXE's C3EEK EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
~ For sale by
May !, SO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

HAVING this day purf hazel tho entire intore.t Of
IL Messrs wilson a titzhugh IN The firm IT Mau-
IS, vii on A. Co.,I take this method OF Informing
the frisnd- ol tho old firm, that they viii and me on
hand ut the cd corner, ready q 81 pply them with
the very best Tobacco aud 'igars; aso I vii receive
this day, ipples, Oranges, ' emons, Peaches, Potatoes,
twenty thousand leury clay No. I Cigars, and many
olhe goods, which | would be glad my hJst Of friends
would come aud buy
JNO W. MAUZY,
Corner Cherry and psadsTick.
Nashville, May lst, '6S- If
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lust RECEIVED a large stock Of
Dried Beef, Hams,
Bologna Sauss &c,
Smoked Herring,
and Fresh Salmon
A. LOUIS - CO.,
SO North Mark I street.
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Rptfgf peirt WsaFey Dee
Wills Isaac y WfIlRJO
Woods RobtW Woods John 4
Woods John "a Williamson Thce
Williamson John Mnlams WINS
Williams II Wlllama
Warner retef . Warner Sami
watkins Miss Martha Watkins John
Wagner Capt RI wooden J
Woodrorno ID WOODLAND ~
Watson Geo " Waldcrk TIL
Werts John Washburn fl
Whipple 3 Whitaker &c
Minosburg VIM II Winston rr Tho
Witt Jesse winshiFF
Warnock Capt Jas Walsh "
Windell Capt Webb rhos
WinkiCr d wallcp
Waliron m wcyrouoh Cbas
Wick Jas wheeler II
Nhiieman J " waer RUbt
Mhitelord Woodmar see J
wis John Walling Jarob
Wiser A Waterson
Wlnsett Hatley wcygcnds IT
Whi1en AU Wurts Hiram
Winter Henry y Wade nr sam
Ward Eveluo Warsun Richard
"
York Ephrcm Young FIJI
Young Wm
Zumbrou Geo Zimmermay Jacob
Zoiers Vim X
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REMAINING IN THE ARMY Posr-oFffcr Al
~ sMurtRcesbor0, Nay "a, lscs, which
CO.. called fr 10 two weeks, viii be returned % tbs
?, stofice a, Nashville.
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Communicated.
The Fight at Donelson,i

Mr.. SLATER: | had the sad pleasure
yesterday Of reading q letter from a
reliable nssmbor of Col. Starnos' Sd
Tennessee Cavalry, detailing some of
the casualties to our boys in the late
disaster at Dovor, or Fort Donelson.
He says that when the regiment to
which he was attached arrived, the ar.
tiIlery was playing on both sides that
Gen. Forrest formed them in line of
battle and made a short speech, and
ordered then. to charge. The artillery
playing on them as they formed into
line, they charged down a hill, across q
ravine, and up the hill into Dover, and
there met n shower of balls-were re-
pulsed, then dismounted, reformed and
charged again, with the same result.
His regiment lost sixteen men killed
and forty four wounded.
OF our boys from this county, Alfred
M. Shook was left on the field, supposed
to be killed. Only seventeen years
old, he joined his uncle, Oliver Shook,
to go as an Independent with Gen, For.
est to Murfreosboro last summer, and
there made n of his country's in.
vaders bite the dust; afterwards joined
Col. Starnes, and | fear has paid a
patriots debt.
De Kalb Uuddleston, another youth
Of seventeen, a shot through the
shoulder, aud LETT at a private house;
5. Wagner shot through the wrist;
VIM. McCloud, arm broken and left be.
bind. JAS. X. Shook ard W. r. Davis
had their horses shot under them.
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SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

The undersigned, as previously announced,
was appointed by d public meeting to raise the
sum OF $4,000, for the families of soldiers in
Franklin county who need help. Agents have
been appointed in all the Districts, most Of
whom are doing well. hope the balance will
not delay, as the calls for help are now becom-
ing quite numerous. .
To the people of District No. l, | have only
to say that hope those who have not paid
will como forward and pay up, More than
half the amount to be paid by this district has
been paid, and I have the pleasing statement
to make that in this call for money to feed the
families of soldiers who are out fighting our
battles, have called on but one man who re-
fused to pay his part. 'eiA
hope all will now come forward and nav
up at once. 81. 1881"
febl4 A. s. COLYAR.
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More Subscribers.

Our good friend, Rev. A. TnlDBLE,
Chaplain Of tho 4th Tennessee Rogi.
mont, has placed us under renewed OBJ
legations for another club OF forty.two
Subscribers to the Bulletin. Ito pre-.
faces the list with lhoroIIowiag pleasant
remarks. Our heart warns with grat.
ltudo for his kind wishes and friend V
compliments:
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The Times!

We have information from Nashville
from a party who left that place ten
days since, that Rosecrans' army had
not been reinforced up to the time Of
his departure.
We also have reliable news from q
gentleman direct from Louisville, that
Rosecrans' troops arc DESERVING by
hundreds.
Our informant took all the by.p&ths
to avoid the enemy's pickots, and said
no found the whole country from Louis
rille to the Cumberland river full Of
abolition stragglers and desortcrs, and
remarked that they seem to have taken
the same precaution to avoid their own
pickcts, which caused him to meet
them on his route.
If this be the ease, Rosecrans' army
must be much weaker to-day than
before the baltic of Murfroesboro. He
will therefore be- unable to advance
without rcinforcements.
The Nashville refugee states that
the enemy are committing all sorts Of
deprodations and have burned every
farm house, from Nashville to Muir.
freesboro. They seem to spare neither
friend or foo. We are informed that
the enemy have also burned the resi-.
denco Of one Mr.. Cage, near Wilson
county, turning his daughters out of
the house and torbiding them from re.
turning, even to save any clothing,
When the aboIitiOnists invaded that
section of country last spring, we are
informed that they were Hospitality
received by Mr.. Cage and his daughters,
and the villains have now shown their
true character, that they are thieves
and plunderers, plundcring and destroy
ing tho property of their former
friends. 20 it old Rosy, you are max.
ing friends for our cause fast.
We regret to have to state that our
people in Nashville arc in a great state
OF MISUNDERSTANDING is ruinod-and
her citizens bankrupt. The rich man
has been reduced pecuniariIy to the
level OF the poor man. Sic transit
gloria mundi.
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BgyH A lady subscriber writes US
from Stevenson rs follows: ".n..

BgE A lady subscriber writes us
from Stevenson as follows: '.1..
Enclosed please find one dollar for
the Bulletin. y y | cannot do with.
out my paper. I find it a very wei.
come visitor in our lonely home
With the best wishes for your succc, $,
| remain, &c.
Another from Georgia, says:
Your paper, though small, affords
me as much reading matter rs most of
the large dallies, and certainly interests
me more. Enclosed find So, which
place to my credit,
From Salem, 4 gentlemen writes; :
Enclosed find one dollar for vour
interesting paper enc month. | don't
want to snonso any longer on my
ncighbors," ...~,.
Another, writing from S~hclbyvillc,
says: .....,. .nu rs.1.at.
Enclosed is ono dollar, tor which
continue inc paper u. DR.. g., at Selma,
Ala.' r.l....
From SholbyriIle we get a club OF
~ subscribers. ....... a .l neyr|
We refer to these few letters as an
evidence of the favor with WHICH ON
" little daily meets.
B5T" The answer to "National Fnig
ma published yesterday, is Remtabcr
the SaJ6dth Ddyt0 keep.t Holy. Solved
by two Of our subscribers, as follows {:
Name Of the Stato-Alabama.
The Senator in Congress-Oldham.
Governor Of one of our Sta,es-in..
tended for Shorter. The authors II
should have been -. H.at .I%.
Much lamented deceased general.
Bee.
Confederate vcsscl-Palmetto State,
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Every reader of our paper will be in
terested with the important dispatches
which we publish to-day. We must be
careful about placing too much conf.
dence in them, yet that they arc emit
tied to respect no one can doubt who
has been q reader Of tho times for sew.
oral weeks past. As for ourself we see
with joy the Frightening sky, and our
beloved South, like an efulgent star
moving majesticalIy upward, still up
ward, toward the zenith Of glorious
independence. "Alrs wei" comes up-
on the western breeze. The mighty
intellect and the roble soul of ValIan.
digham have famed the common sense
of the west into a fire Of resistance to
Puritanical New England. While they
are wrangling, let US be more united,
and strengthen our armies. Lincolp's
throne is lettering. His logions are
MISUNDERSTANDING is working ont
its W ruin. Read the dispatches.
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CAMP NEAR SHELBYyILLE,
February 18th, 1863

Mr. EDlroR-Dear Sir: With pleas
uro | am again permitted 10 address
You ON the subject that never fails to
interest cdltors-that of subscribers
and the money. The true merit of
your most excellent paper, combined
with your patriotic zeal for Southern
rights, institutions and liberties, was
the grand motive power that caused
me, as an humble Chaplain, to volun-
teor my agency to secure patrons to
our county paper. In the securing
those patrons the man did only his duty
to the Southern cause. The TWENTY
ono came promptly. An evenings
pleasant activity secured ]forty.tWo
moro new patrons.
Now, Dear Editor, please accept this
humble effort as o token of nv best
wishes TOR your peace and prosperity.
Long may you live to gladden. our
anxious minds by the brilliant appear
anco OF your spicy sheet. A. T.
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rs" Lines to my Cousin" by KryEru
S beautiful, and will appear in our next.
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tx "Ie Local. of the Bulletin got
back from Atlanta yesterday evening.
LOOK OUT TOR a report of his trip IN
Tuesday mornings issue-it promises
to be entertaining to those who are
partial to something plain and unso-
pnIStIcated, and at the same time short
cuts at a few of those ephemeral actors
upon the "stage" Of life who cut I'm
such fantastic swolls that make anreIs,
SerapAs aud cherubims droop their
heads and weep. Since our brief ab-
sence we have seen a variety Of human
nature, and several n]onentitics (!
To The following is the copy Of an
~acrostic said to have been found stick.
ing under Buffers portrait at New Or.
leans:
ACR0STIC ON BEAST BUTLER
Brutal and vulgar, q coward and knave-
Famed for no action noble or brave
8aastly by instinct, a druakard and sot.
Ugly and fcnOmolS, on mankind Il byoty
Thief, liar, and scoundrel in the highestdecrcc
Let Iankeedom boast Of such heroes as thee
Every woman and child will, for aces to come
Remember the monster, tho vilest Of scum
G5' Lines to my Cousin" by KryETu,
IS beautiful, and will appear in our next.
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$40 REWARD

MY NEGRO GIRL DOLLY left M house,
near Cowan Depot, about the 18th of Last
month. She is about eighteen years old, bla,k
and weighs about l25 pounds. / heard Of her
being in the neighborhood of Deoherd ten
days ago, The above reward will be paid for
her delivery at my house.
feb13-lw* G. r ATSTETr
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FOR SALE,

a LARGE BAY HORSE AND AFAA.
lly Iockaway. The horse is kind and gentle.
and the ro9kaway nearly new. Enqaire al
this office. inn 3 "a -1tf -
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LANYARD NOTICR :
U-71TT--
O. T. I,C H.

The following named members of Tepr,..
Regiments and Companies who died II +,
AROUND Richmond, Va, left effects which ~
legal representatives can SECURE upon nres.,a'
ton Of proper eyidence'to Chpt. GLARESc;
AukflI, Assistant 5Quartermaster, Ri,
mQnd, Virginia: H.,
9.' Allen, NIB. 9'h> he Jones, A.. B. Jai
al GG9nnGll''S,l aas vqLqddy, A..Jso,.
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15

Not much danger of our armies be-.
coming demoralized under command Of
such mon as Bra2ton Bragg.