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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

New YoRK, May Ga special des
patch reports our army as, having pass
ID through the Wilderness of Virginia
merging into open country.
A letter received from Burnside
headquarters, at Warrington, 18th inst,
locates his corps there, but expected il
70 move the same day.
No draft has yet been ordered in this
city.
A Norfolk letter of the 4th inst, re-
ports that the rebel cavalry attacked
The out pickets at Suffolk on Saturday,
md were badly thrashed by the 5th
pennsylvania cavalry, with the loss OF
/ number in killed and wounded.
The Commercial Advertiser has a re-
port from New Orleans that Gen. Banks,
on the retreat to Alexandria, was as
-ailed by a rebel force, at Cane river,
and suffered severely. Thirteen trans
ports and gunboats are said to have
been blown up by his orders to prevent
their falling into the hands of the enc
my This is doubtful
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM THE
FRONT.
RumOred Evacuation of Dalton.
Intelligence up to 4 o'clock, p. H.,
Friday.

We yesterday conversed with four
persons who left Ringgold on Friday
noon, and FIVE others who left Chatta-
nooga at four Of the same day,
and they all agree in asserting that
Dalton had been evacuated by the
rebels, who had fallen back Atlanta
ward, in haste. As Ringgold is only
fifteen miles from Dalton, We think
our informants could hardly have been
mistaken; especially as one Of the
number had peculiar opportunities TO
get information
We learned from them much that
would DO contraband, at present, but
which can be published with propriety
in a few days The weather IS delight
ful at the front, the troops were in good
spirits, the streams are fordable, and
all is going swimmingly.
We viii add, however, in relation 10
the rumored evacuation Of Dalton, that
there had been up to four o'clock yes
terday, no official confirmation of it
received in this CITY
The rebel sympathizers have been
employing their time, during the last
three days, in circulating Munchausen
stories abont Union defeats, &c; but
they did not succeed in making any one
believe their fslsehoods.
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Revolutionary Madness.

The whole country is on tiptoe with
expectation Of shortly hearing of the
bloodiest battle ofthe war-and appar-
entity with the same feelings that they
would look upon an exciting horse race
-Press.
Our contemporary may speak for
itself, and its friends; but in behalf Of
Union men, We protest against the
Islander.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

WAsHxeroN, May 6-The Army Of
the Potomac has passed the Wilder
nsss, which includes the old Chancel-
lorville battle-ground, east Of Lees
army, and pressed on until it reached
the open plain southeast Of the Wilder
ness. Our informant states that Gen.
Grant took that route in order to flank
Lee. lie also states that the theory
entertained by officers was that Lee
was still in bis works about Orange
Court-house. Many believe that it Will
be found that Grant has tianked Lee
and is between Lees army and the
works OF Richmond.
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CARo, May ga gunhoat has arrived
from Red River, and brings informa
ton, that, finding it impossible to gel
the PASSPORT of, and being attacked
by the enemy while endeavoring e
tighten her, she was destroyed by order
of Admiral Porter to prevent her falling
into the hands of the enemy The tin
clads Fort Hindman and Juliet, and
two transports, were despatched to as
sist in relieving the Eastport, and they
were attacked while returning to Alex
andria by the enemy, who lined the
banks of the river on both sides firing
on them from a l2-pounder battery,
and making it necessary to destroy the
transports, which were burned Several
Of the crew of the tin-clads were killed
and wounded; among the killed was
Sylvester Pool, of Newport, KY, execu-
tive officer of the PASSPORT, who had
charge of the sharpshooters and was
struck back of the head by u pound
bali
The latest advices from below repre-
sent the appearance Of the enemy on
both banks Of the Mississippi Our
pickets have been driven in at Vicks-
burg, and an attack is anticipated upon
that place and Natchez
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Important n True.

In another column will be found a
document taken from the ST Louis
Democrat, together with the brief edi-
torial introduction by that Journal,
which is highly important, if the state
nnents it contains are true. Butof that
we know nothing
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LktOf Deaths.

EnAs u s. Hospitals, Nashville, eoptec
from the Record Of W. r. C0r7leli&s Gov
srnnlent Undertaken, No 40 Church St
for The ,0sek ending May It'll, 1864.
J W Stokes, co A, Ala cav.
| B f faucett, 4 Ind Bait.
Jacob Foster, CO u, I24 Ohio.
| John Rogers, co 6, SO Ind.
| A Findley, co X, &c III.
| Sames n Winter, CO +, 81 Ind.
/ Samuel Veneer, CO Z, l02 Ohio.
| Gallagher Gains, CO NJ, Tenn cav.
| Henry Varkees, co D, IL Ind.
/ Simon w Wariord, co D, 5 Iowa cav.
| solomon Pape, co B, IL y S col troops.
I James Mitchell, co L, Is . S col troops.
B F Haryell, co (, pa Ind.
David Kramer, co 9, Ohio cav.
Milton Shipe, CO q, Tenn cav.
James W Calten, co NJ, S Tenn cav.
Winceton Edwards, CO F, II U col.
William Clark, CO A, 2 Tenn cav, corpl.
Joseph Mcintosh, co B, ITS col.
Jas l. Acree, CO /, 4 Tenn cav.
VIM Ka,ter, 2 Mich cav.
Geo A Cole, Government Employee.
Chas W COusc, d"
L A Farnsworth, citizen.
John Anglin, co c, 10 III.
John W Jones, CO II, - Tenn cav.
John Davis, co F, IA Mich.
Chas White, Government Employee.
Isaac Garbrath, co D, U S col.
spice johnson, Bait A, U col art'y.
Il Bait, co /, Is U S cav.
Henry Crawford, CO +, Is Q col.
Carly Hammond, co 4, II . S col.
Edward smith, co P, l20 Ind.
James Reed, co D, Is Tenn, cav.
Geo n Miller, co a, 1 Iowa.
Richard Griffin, co q, Tenn cav.
James Hins, co &, 65 III.
has Z Barr, 81 Mich.
William McGrure, lQ4 Ohio.
John Doxey, co +, l independent cav.
John Walker, co A, / Tenn cav.
Hiram Foster, co II, l3 Tenn cav.
samuel Wallace, Government Employee.
Geo Ballard, co q, ! Tenn art'y.
Jacob Lewis, co A, Tenn cav.
Thomas Franklin, CO E, Tenn srt'y.
John Bishop, co g, Is Tenn cav.
til Uuey, co D, 10 Mich.
Adam Schuyler, CO D, : Penn cav.
Samuel Price, CO A, 10 Mich cav.
4 I Lick, CO G, SD Ind, Serg't.
jackson Dickens, CO K, 1 indie. Videttes.
Edward y elson, co g, y Wis.
James Rufner, Government Employee.
Fred Webster, co B, - U s col.
Albert Phellen, CO +, I5 . 5 cav.
Wiley Peters, co II, 70 . S col.
Osborn Pettis, co b, Is 5 col.
albert Radiord, CO 3, II Z eel.
Richard Foster, CO Q, IL o S col, ssrg's-
August Dieie, co A, Y s col.
Thomas Biles, Government Employee.
William Brannon, co 3, 81 Ind.
Jefferson Montgomery, Is Ind cav.
And 6eary, 90 q, 10 Tenn cav.
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Draught Horses.

4. 2. Ms CTF1CF. hAsEvuLr, Trss.,
April -, Isgf.
~ ] WILL PURCHASE GOOD SOUND
NgyF>e and seT}loeEtle DTsla sht Horses 10 ~
49, 81 iea-t l35k hanfs high. not less tioa
y ~ siN nor moro Than twelve years Old. and
% negn q least roo pounds, b; $1,000 pr heat
HOrses VII b. inspected and received u the Gov
eminent Horse Cord FOO 81 sumia -r-siroet.
BY or.ier VI Iicutenant-ColoLei ). L I-osnLb5o~
5. sud = t,uzrterTn asgeT.
CEA5. L. IRWIN, Capt and A. g. N.
~ 1e-lm
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-Rumors prevail
Of fighting, but they are founded on
mere conjectures, as it is known that
up TO o'clock Wednesday evening
none had taken place.
There are troops remaining on this
side the Rapid Ann, but it would not
be proper to state their exact locality.
These include some, if not al, of the
colored soldierA
Much Of the rolling stock Of the
railroad has been sent back to Wash
ington, a. there is new no further uss
Tor Il
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WILLIAMSON, COUNTY, TENN.
Administrators Notice.

4 Il PER ON,s INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
"a d James McLaUghl z, deceased are hereby
nos fed 20 come f0rs are, make payment and saw.
cost
All persons hating claims against said estate sra
uotied 70 presC II them EIfha the lime prf b
od by Law, or they siil BE- rrod. 1h5 tth Nav
1861 MATILDA MCLAUGHLIN. ..
~ - q ILl.-E-- 49, :
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Coal oil has been accidentally found
70 be the most effective means Of pro-
tecting fruit trees against euroulio, by
placing sawdust saturated with the oil,
At the foot Of the tree.
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Mayors OFFICE, NAsHvuLE, TENN, |
May Sth, 1864
The Work House Committee is re-
spectfully requested to meet at the
Mayors Office, tomorrow morning,
(Monday,) at ten o'clock, as business of
the utmost Importance will come up
before the Committee.
w. S. CHEATHAM,
Chairman Work House Com.
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HAY AND OATS.

10 BALES KAY. SC BUsHELs OATS. JTrsT
-tO reserved % steamer Tempest. snd iisr ssis
q u b. DIcKEY, AGENT
aP l4-u III Brood aad n igh-sts
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First night o. The yourg American actor, Mr..
EDWIN ADAMS.
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Theat

DUFFTELD 3 FLYNN, Managers. VIZ. Ev-
ERETT. Stsge Manager. < y. SIMON5, Treas
urer. A. HAI3, Director of01usie. n. ELsTCH-
ER, Scenic Artist.
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ap2e-d&w-6m-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-23

An Act providing f-rhllinc vacancies Of Der "a r,
Congrees in certain Indian naiioIs.
The Cor gress tf the Confederate states Of 1ueria
DO enact That whenever hy any cause . vacancy
hall occur -nfhe rp.es Itstio any In5iar nasi
emitted TO deleR the InfederA Coner.sF the
asne shah be fille /. tIscjsl ets ton sitcf t1fy
days Deiiyi ~ sid el, eiii r 10 ID arG cor
I'd aecoIoiEg 4, the prs ef OF ongress
entitled Ap Act 10 provie certain rega,stions sor
holding elet IL fdi deeg-fes the Cvngrt4s n tn
Confederate s'at1s IL csr'iin Indian .iians ap
proved bsy I ls6 ihid ce IL be Fiven by t-
Governor or priIorh chie IT sus natien according
70 the usual Hitde t giving bi Sneh nation r
nations. =
Sec. = Tnss thi- act take srsr. .sd q. en-se
from ald aftefits passage.
Approved, Jan. s. 1864
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NvnBER lS8

s. k-1 'rsi -i-y o L-- cen..-il N tz,-. --5 dis.
-i rr .1-d &, Is s'a'f~, br bs.rssff. o. rhs
l-ih 81 Il ~ ste ii.-ili be eosid caiiecf f1rns
p '-erT21 IS d-ri7- r.ra,d l,e the battle
f-il lie bltle ct E5lkef ; rfcek r.s fanrhf
frr-o - irr ~ - fl-1 Ed le-c n depot
T..es srsscncs 81 ~. ~ my ,Ea- rr23rtsi .
hi.l -il ti-ii- f o5- -TI.c-e zr,s 10 Apparent
s.f,sf.-ifs - l-.s = fik resrrainr his ori-inai
prsiii.i. -si csEis crt his -nAtursd
~, usi IL k'a--pls that ~-isa ~,
,ii.ss f'-.lile o1.-r % his s1peri-
el-iialt - e- 4<tE - reFpensib,s ftr any
ia s--t f'- st3 3ri'nisb seaT ch5oss 70 sub
-eis 81 isst 81 'e-er
Ems 81 b-l y n 5 .ksf,s crsak Iat
r--r sss-si. l-el --t z is5,r1s-.s be.ief that
i~.rs w@5 a-Is bal ircaierel his r1in in
ert-t- Ie nsif.l s L have b1en hesieEsd
III -a 81 rfriii Tie larger foes a.
.r1n c--- i'l-f q sc iiacs would have
tt,I q --i --. -ici flss cafes rs-he His
y u q iit. aisrciy 81 - - enzlnsi-ng
nfith -is |sir.3si- c-i II nis of 5 sups-
r. = n,s1ef -f ci,tDy. LA % rs cviteat
n-f.e- t'.F l-isrsd 2 fitksoa s. In
&. e g.. cs 4 lbT..-k ia iri.ls. IN. II
it i-'i T. n, '1nl.l iei--airprcciA-
,r 1i1 ,x'r'tt.ia< abe earri-on. and
s-l. AK ols.si -c1 Port H1is1n
Losi q SIZE "a q hT tie repeated
f,-H ls 1lll1- - Sc . i1Id Transports Il
trtIse. +, fl.e -r--siari1n of Hs'l riac-s- Gsnl
- q. i.l ,7- ie-- rssiil's o-dsr before
-iE 81 FL. f4i Hiisen. II at ALL
f-lrl- i'-.s,i Ti ~ -his q .ie-. utssiet
i.ta'. iir 1-,sseii 81. tT4s- z:.l sslorgii b.
.-- h--c -i .hfi,ss q i-es1 -r03Ts
81 Is d. tA..ie,i Lat i,
+. ~ TIE a-.ny rom
-,ii ,-.it asi m3-sriat
Ce1fsls-a>
tr @-i1aE "a possI-
ii- lts II i-t tl.e oere-lir-lr1it
A. ic -,o r.. 81. B tisf- tais OBJ
efr.e nlp ~, r i.es ns, ia . s.os thls
f -fsl.
k..l.i1ssE s-s l-. ssIis u zaaa ruy
fi---l-cl-, itil il.---.a. Ia lz.i,ceiif-aft.
s--e lI--ic IS lNs~ bag hilcn my orders
oi i.le t5ta ai-i I-f's sl ,i-E firHe As sabcyc1-
II iii io-s st-e s-f 4 f-lo IA l54. rlratsonf,
.r!i c-itlia ~ ii-f- al \ EAii11- Any. t,leh-
ui1 orders for as c.- ia-irn tele SCI aside
In i.lis rep u i-lvf IS n cosn,,c. cl t5 ci
t-r il tnaay .-li.i. II % mAke u5nc All
mAivtrs'0ns ur-e lie ulrc-tf q n-sal Pen
D-rtoi.. The -r-s ID 1>aa- ra-k-.fie
other most 81 3. FL .rs- b1ia have hesn
forced upon ne p iiis T. .7cial ESr..t Of Gen
eral Pelnb ertci,. .4ls q. 7il WAr D-pirtmsnf
ms cad Of - m a e'ioE.i iL MAS 1n-
General Pei-.ii-s til - s.ireri 1-s.1tion aui
oy implication, rai uii fiee iiis res, ,fsiuiiIiy
of the nov-rn 80 -lrl,1 ii iis srms 10 Z frht
sf Bake creek a-li Biz sit tck hritg,-d- -ars
which produeed tis i1s 81 Yl,ksburs sal its
army
Tnis sia'sncat ia= b. p cirraI a.el by The
press. . more - 81 Gefo ei.d a. d iDerc iof
less n..-izs oI a. Ell 4 Ga 4c-c- n-fii ms ST.
i-Dce Would b -ii i.t a- st = k.e.i isneat o.
tn j-tfice e de-
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- tcTf tl.'t <sl- 4 'iiil-i- = --- rlfefctorc 70
fii 'r- ~ 8 ihz safl r4.ea iF.u'd eiAiiy
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No 50.

An Act 4, authorize commanders Of csrps and Dr.
partrnents TO detail fed officers members OF Mill
tary courts under certain circumsiances
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Anerica
ID enact That cnmua nders Of cnrps AMI depart
e and they are hereby anthsrt1ed 20 dstail d.ld On
rers A ntefubers mfhsry courts whenever sny q
the iadres o. said aha Be disqualified ~ COZ
ssnTuiokty or annify upsbe from Sckneas % o.
er unavnidahlp caus- 10 attend slid coortA
Approved Fsbruary 8. 1854,
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An Act tie rrel lAtou az certain Cor
ieeerAte. tates EoEls d1d Il { u sttui rel Cth.r
for them.
TIE Copgress r Abe Ger rate States Of America
Co cract. 1hft Tho SfcieatNf lie gIesni n. RIid
he u HEREBY autl II u;Is5 tie ci M tg-
~ tvid ence, ifat Nrft rer ceuinm loeds ssusd b
him. upon y fesssi-H 6rs sf The Ssciesary tie
Navy, daied Cetefe.7ie .ies enih and twenty-sey-
tnth eghteen hrndFtd and sixty two. for million
81 coIIrrs each have Been cancelled abroad 10 sub
stiuts and deliver TO The sccse iary OF tie Navy
eqnai number Of bends ef like character-
Approved. January Q. 1854.
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| Continued from 1i0 f'sfge I IF
~, ,h.1zhf .x,-..,l.l ~. r,.,-...
re sn;nisn lat Nj hon. or,, l,,nnds,
ef the enen.p .esr:Ii ,,nt hold lott fNi.sis
.nd - - ,l'.,1
Swing vickrb,s-S s.p rs
iOf the 18th Isaii ssrtri-, to-itinn- nasorai.
" very etrorg. i CIR, ncs,ed and tho road-
obslrucsed fIis t.iaf r. n.en.s I've been a.
least equal 70 my \. hole fo.es Tie Biz Islacs
rnvers him from, ,fast- au5 C-orId -, N ,.n-
retreat n flefea- . Il
90 Jn.e - 4. in rely Il a Il -s5afch from
General p, rpber1,i y ~ ii-s l5 n in which he
saic That, ~ ~ 'ftr- On efcafy rcdrcf 4
rauoI,S, lic lee i-'-tt r. tstcfly q a3r- J
infprsa ad l1'H. 'i,a F.'.ior had bse.
seut hy neral X. Ssi-i. 81 CO cr~r,f.
with IN ''ii 3 'fr- Ia l-,.f fiif ',Iis- i--il,-
pi. .-iii mat f'-' - N'nii
make iiyetSrf i. te-- ee ri il .
oper lill-- it- . i.s... q. ff.41s. "a.
ny isic ss s7 r.
have e',y iN7 si l--
seu.s7l = s'.,.. .-',s t.lts = al a GLE l-s
f.ia rii l.i -ii' to- ua.-si ,.i.r ,li.i
s +n.S f.a'eit .y t1sA
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ni- if.-s &. E4 ,-. -l4t,
isa 1-f q. tlii. ,s1
hll f'-a ~ -.tl (. sse: ns--
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no. Ill

An Act 70 centinre IN icree the prosiaons of An Act
III therein named.
The Congress Of the Confederate States ef America
10 enact II At tie provisions Ct Actfn'ititd An
Act to inc1eate the rsy ct certain ON and en-
plcyees Of the Ixs euilve and Ia gsslaLive DePar
nenfh, approved nc ober ihir eenfn eknbteen hum
dfed and sixty-fwo bf and tke same ara 1hereby
tinusd N ioce un.il oibesv orderetby congsess.
APProEsd, January l3, II g..
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I fI Nol H..
EJ4IDt reaolatIloa in relation 70 the var

aeskvsd " the Coaaress Of the Cpne,iera,e sta.es
d Atnelika, Tha the es{ n is =eemri ising occa-
lion t1 rtaiind the ~ pe III GolfsderSte State
rnat they a. e ed IN sttugye pr The preserFa
y bo'h Of liberty aau esi ~ Ion IND that n &c
dlnc1 I he or teTtlne can b 100 ktfy y ich m '
M site q n q heasss sve~ ard their post ~
tas Jnient af sle-i. ma bre fsnte bi s. rs
d also - assure theln thai in tie 5u3emen OF the
en=tsss, ihs ~ orers II he country dsve opel
Fiih e erFy hpsisrded yi'h are. aid applied with
fdSl tv sr mole tlaR sSMeiept 10 snpsort the
bro r~ets y r ehith II Gin re MceSfy to wsg- isr
jat ieie enre ind - exhoft them by " rom
kde a i,n Which can l. Il 90 CO fr=s akd "a riots
70 us nons eurE q = ct 81 pills al and part,
uSs 70 in6ign4ni bike OF Try exhititfon
fa-til ~ per f&v-r quar-
p.ftf Il Il W h IN sie 10 enerOlis support 4
D7ancfef ~ the tst$ru ntl' in tes e'it
lei y ff ~ Er c5s4 ihfs aH owsses i d5taf AZ mr.
m ntqEs 4Id us~eiafi pJri lie c Eo.erai ili
Thf tsH ,toae llt.p8t 70 -suse the irfeki III,
s.ret-ts which sbs iips en- united ou c.lg i-aterna
Feelings AXIS tsTT.15 q y n ~ 10 III kutilc veal
AprToS4d, J. ID sly -. -.
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An Act 70 continue in force On actenitled An Act 10
provide for the compersAii n ef ce tain persnf :
ihereinAnkmed," nptr vsd Nay the 6rst, eighties
hundred and sixty hfee-
The CcrFrs 81 Of tho CeafeSerac states Of America
etnaat that the Get entitled Ali Act % PrVde
or The 9nffrsaiios Go e.rtain Ter-ons ti.e. ein
ssned Ailfcyd ~ IL. h-f eIelte1 hurdt d
md sky lTef, ssleiis - i'sswa liutaii n. veu
ty-ionr .ls n ils-saIue Is FhtF ceutr utd in
i9rce until III hrstyt isceasys sien husdred and
Eisty-hxg.
ppraytd, dan ! .Iee...
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No..

hint re,olo,5ou % thanks 70 Colonel Thoan G. L.
mar and the fBc.rb ami sngassd IN 5hs defsnc'
Of eecessiouyiLie-
resolved bv fhe Con gres OF The onfeSersts stafe
of lufrica That the thanks Of Congress ar 60 I'D
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In Act TO pat an erd u tic exemption frsTn rs i
r hsla,-,pD hays lsrteisae fss IL 80
stit 7se whuk
WhcsgSln tbopresrn n circumstances 81 thk eog1
uyit rfa iires the a.d et y y 10 are s-be - hcsr
rms.
Inc tIonKfts oi tle tcniccef1c states tf am7rfe..
90 enact ln'i no res % shall BE- exemDied ri nil
10y LYlee ~ ie-s ~ = lis having furn she'd u
stltute p1t TINS et shall not he construttfd
Anect Persors wh9 tn ulh not iable 10 render NIL
sAty service Pave rthiess furnished iubstatu
Approved Jan. s. 1894
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Al Act % Iprefrftt .- ~ - ,,s
stituses il the military seTS.ce p u to .sssss
States.
The Congress Of the Cen eierase tates 81 Auierlca
do enact, That M rcrsan fibl - ssfsfsty kervise
shall rf1iter be rermufleF si.Dvtd ~ fsi -h ,
Fubstiute Tor snch service size 1sA mi ifu's
received. isted enrolled il Tie military sylss
Of tbe Confederate States.
Appr.Yed, Dec. Is, ISG3.
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No s.

Jsitt Eesolpf IA pf THANKS 70 the Aabanz Troop
shal have re- nls;ed f5' the war.
Who're IS The A INA trsops composing the bri
~ ie ron 1dsndtd hy Fl Sadie r-teneral Cullen
Bttie "a the Amy VI Nor hern Virginia. rolunteered
the service lhs Gonied rate Stsiea in the early
part OF TIE year 1861 upon the mt call for tr-ops
the defence tf reina, have participafed in every
battl, ftnRht by hat ny. the battle Of Seven
ines 70 n O. Gett sburg atssys Winning, By their
gaantry and cevoti e-eryed praise, and honor
and ou after enduring for nearly three years the
. dshirs aud dsneers Of n tive military service
have re n itted for tho war: therefore
Resolved by tee for%res the C,lnfederst str States
II An rc4. ihitfhe tilankso Con <se : are due and
hefebyro daily ten iered tp the isbana troops
wh by hfir renewing the offer their s-rvices 70 the
country for the In aivan-e OF any Lgi-atire &c
Of ,Pve shown spir undsunted- heroic determi-
ien - batte evst until the indePendexcs OF tAeir
couniry estali~hed snd coneecr1 % TIE cnnea
. libtTiY sihy OF imiuttfion nv their courn1nlL
- so ved. The Pr~sid- nt be faestef "a co11nnl
e-te es,Ily e e se-nafs abe -onnnAadsi 80
tn-1 - - s@'g-ee sa---v's--e~ - .he -rnk-i-l
spnie ia-isn ~ Z. - thsir critud- and hero
d,, ~ the tina "a cai If pa { services
Aiid itL,H ia't scS tfp.fl tia cr1Giniug The
ihI'b AID re- s.Fri' g'he + lie CT, IKE pliriot
Appitv+d Feb, . lsfl
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80 ls.

Jeipt Tesol0tisn of thasks 70 A,jor Won Borckl
fant anc Inspector enersl d TIA CsvalFy Corps ef
the ArmF Of Harthern vir-iuias havi1s lef his oHn
cEst1I 70 nsi IN securing t1t lDderendeace a ourS.
and b his perIobsi ssn.nty IN ~ hed, haEng ruu
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INo l2.l

An Act 70 provide for holding ect0nl for Rsp-essn-
ta1ivCs IN fhf CtnfIft ol tie @ nfedeE1tS otntsl
ko1 the State cf Missouri. =
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An Act st.th6.iz.n1 ila tax i. fii - i.sefs4l &
corfmutsd iy coffee. e..sih = 5s5S sssa=zd So
klsnt. -
The. Cdr crssslnf tl5e O. 4 Is s.. f,sss.
d. en8Cr, 1isft S.ststf-t (satfsrr-=iis
agents eHga gedan tie csld sei III ss 81 s! as S
: he a1fnar Z II re5er-orsi.is 4i..i .l ~ ~.
tie Stcrefafv 81 lsar ~ = sf i ~. fs.-.-6
lna' ation| ffi tiS = il kisld u ..s af svtg
tke:cfcr IN SAT esk -
Approved, Dse. Is, les3.Fl