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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-02-13
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feline @aroe bebauptet unb l&tinbar fern bon
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f& Der ean6ptrt6I8dft erStbsn. 1911 murSe
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90&s,rtatbs Serbaatts, aufse5oten un6 mad
&ofsl tn's @sfdusnib ssi&lPYt, SIN, na8lta
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nur .sesen Caution ittuss saa3eS SermG9ens.
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Satrts 1913 fetne altprsu6ti&t uno peutf&s
@eTuuuuS az 1etsen.
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6ab unb @nt tn bic Sanbe bts Gafsler 8sstr
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ger SiFttgt un6 fteubtsea 6erasus trat &c nun
in ben Rrets Istner taatf&en Grsunbt. Nanir-
lid elite tr auf fetn Gut 9tBaus, bas er f&rtds
lid tusertHtet fanb.
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rettea par, hst pa&Hias mar aafstbuttu, Bb
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-02-13

E@stGt6dtt BON BEN EO6e StS srcsGrFtSen Hu-
@trtrs. garua 8ut6ar6t Ste atSe pat, Der
Elm gsrmSstn BON etntr 1tiuiua ,asGdBIdHen,
fastt 9edmdnn Sebt NJ Bet Mtann taandtf Hue
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asm @rabe ~ -ypa1era" an.
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tpstasn SoSa unh SsltsrftrDas sIaftttstft
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Stefss @.trdas,s tOf.t ft&s pftnnlss. BED
mann ntnnt Ot.fe Nufparttrtnnea -DtSbftn.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-02-13
Cine N~SrDcIamattDt
6es 46uperneure BON S5Iratnfrn,

Die gsunol aFtubLs bon 8irstnisn bat am 20, 3. 1e.
1868 paffrte 8eftb. bettteIt /: Gin gefte, BE 8stbaffrue
BON Dtisrttlrsn eur6 bic Gisil:9tbtrbsn tetrrfsnb,A
sntsneirt trpreer it, un6 ha fsrnsr Der BpnStrtsar 6nr6
bteltibe ~artori0rt lpprSen in, i6isftsy Sets al pSrbE1ilIt.
1en. .tDtsbaIb i'd, BtlItan M Il Is, 0snSsrnettr
Der GoTntontptaIa oon &tretntsn, hermit erpdnmtre, bde
sas 8olssnoe ttnt settsus &tf&rift bee rrrtrnibnten Oes
ntunstn eeGslben .bfrabrt Eerberb ttrNAt& aufstfSr6ert
fne, pinttltt u,S urafafsn6 Der Masfhbrune EeTIben
aufsefprbtrt ben Stfimmunssn teftIbtu, h6ilietH Btbor-
fam ~ ittfen. :S; t- z-
err gsattsn uater 'mttHsr SanS unh latsT hem
G.SE SteseI bieGtr Gommsnptatk ih Rtddtoub am
- 21fin East bee Nhpnate SGnnar q. 81. 1854
Ane TN ssitsn SABRE Der &OmwpnpeaItR.
: Cur ben gpupsrneur: : 1919 -
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-02-13

suradtsbreuS. BON Stm Stbs letntr S6ter,
faate tr In Der drturs fttnes 9eriens 3u etntfi
SrtuuSs ,Gs. Rebtn uns bstst Sage beSOr ;
ptnu @ott uns bas esttR last trtnteu ,Otr mad
seppnHensr S&la6t 6uf rae Bc9l mttntr
Sautrn:'t - DO&.t r. nor urter ben Saultn'
ben, rtt ben Stes ittr ben eOrFf&tn 9wfns.
BERN init .tbrem Slut ttf seln .iUaten.
Sn Der ;S6la&t sci gRSdtrn, alto rtntsr
Sag. fpdttr,. iaets. Ct, tnbsnn sr NIT ittusm Bat
tatuou auf Elm frana0Rfats SipOuat tarnte,
BEN lanssn 5lassItraan .unb trdrf ibn NIT seS
paIttssr 5auf ~ Sobtn.. Da traf i6n Susel
uHnp 8aYUnst; ftrbtte trintte CT nod nit BEN
Dessn SorrpartsSu uO iaste, ba man ton trestra!
gen wOate: naast mid uuO Essti"; sr fdlsppts
I'D iu: ttntm Gr6bauftn unN oesfHtES pa ; slrer
ridpdtts fdbs, ben bdtf bic est4s Juriidse-
ptSutt" 49, . .
llnO tpie;tbn Der shan3eupe stts Bst R6dern
Fals Spf.t ~forptrtr. 70 au& rrarth.n BON bsnsna
bic ft6 in fenen $nstn, Der 8ube CIT stnsrr
aaf benz 8atbstsGtr 3ufdmmenfaneen, In fetsr,
li&em Gemmsrs nit 2anotsSdtsr unb SurGfo-
bsnsr Sslpmdbs has buutiat StuStutsutbuua
80 trneuern. 4
06s TT ts bcG nit benz bsutf&sa Stubtnten-
tRunr fur tiu deent66nltd DING A; Elm Nftsre
bib 6es Ntttstatttrs bat man sS ssnannt unb
Sober Sat stumat bari6sr ssti&sIt. a6tr. rptr
Is aus sisensr Grfabruns ttnnt, Ssutt bod nur
nit GreuOe uHb Rabruns boran ,juri6, Dor: al.
len an bic Robsu Gsfe Oss Stubsutentbums an
bic Gcmmrrt. :. :
@au Sat iI& srbOBtn sefibtt babel, rt. Bel
stntnt bsttSen Vet, uab bic sbslftsn @sflbIt
wurpsn burh fs 9.ud6Et unS erwrdt. 60 Der
Ginerud, ben ttnelpIde Stubsntsufttr unter
aatGsIt&su gtFtdItntFsn ma&t- wts mue Der
&tnbrud sspefen fstu tti etslem tdatf&sn Cons
mere, brr penis Sage pot benz entl&ti6tnpea
ssraltiaen 8tslrnfampfe Set estpsts .pta alien
Stuoeuten atsstaltsn purSe, bic, tsbt fur bic
Gbrt un0 6retRsit bts 8atsrIanbts, fur bic, Ft
rpobl i&On Dor Sa9rep an .,eemisbtn phase F&
bssetRert' taten, aussHcsen ipar.n! gttt mel.
der Nnba&t. mpdte IaaH sfnssni nit ireI&er
Gaba&t bic GelOmiBen Our&fusen T.
Rtb.n ben StubittsR. faesn aud bic NtAt.
t~uSirteu, fa6en StabsUfFttsrs uub eanSpebr.
mdnnsr .Hsbsu tinaROtr rt&t TN Gimme. bitfes
prsu6ifGsn 6rsrss, 6tsits ,c.utfHen. Rrtsaee.
@ittsn untsr Der S&aar fa6 Der S6eti BON
8Ords, Der .srFe Sitter bonn etftruen Sreu,c,
lae Der Meatur pun S&ad, Der @oiutant gSrES,
aud her aIte @tusraI porn BAT bort fstn. smtpI,
tts; serufea uuh @raf non !8ranpsnburs Iftn
5ibueit e%eantpUrtst.
Die SOOtsufetsr S&arnRUrf's auf S&lOs
Barten6urs unb etslsr Gommsrs unmtttettar
Dor Der ~bIuttsen Gutf&etOuns in settpyts's ebs-
men pst& Rsrrlt&e NOHeuts: bes bstltssn
RrteaeS! ;
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
Mems frnm Rehelaonl.

we have some reliable items Of news
from the rebel treat.
They are running the railroad from, IT.
ginia 70 Strawberry Plains.
The small pox is doing its work among
their forces ia and around New Market.
IA Younger son Of old DIR. Jxstter 6siiaA
r .HetoeA RanSeg recently killed rebel pri-
vate at New Market, by tAe name Of Brown.
Ramsey was in the act Of violating the per-
son Of lady, and Brown interfered, alleg-
ing that he had mother and sisters HIM
self and woald not stand by and see such
conduct. Ramsey shot him down.
OK. I'm Brasitea. who took the oath
here some weeks ago, has been going with
rebel company TO point out Union men
and houses.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
Change ef Cammanaers.

Gen. SoHoFIELB arrived in this city on
Tuesday, and has assumed command Of the
Department Of the Ohio. We trust the new
commander viii soon be able to bring order
cut Of the military confusion prevailing
around us Gen FoSTER, who has Just been
relieved, has suffered during the time he has
been hers. from wound OF many years
standing. and quite aggravated in lie char
acter. ie has repeatedly asked TO be re-
lieved for this cause and for tho reason that
he was unable 10 give his personal attention
10 the affairs of the Department.. So far as
we have noticed, both the citizens aud the
army have sympathized with General p. in
his Affections, and have wondered why the
President was not more prompt 70 afford
the rslief 30 approximately sought. We
have not yet seen Gen. SehoEeld, bot We
trnst be is Snan Of sound constitution, that
lac enjoys good health, aud believes that
safety consists in driving the rebels e far
rs possible from these headquarters.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
The East tennessee Relief Associates

We need not offer TO our readers any
apology FOR devotiag the most of oar space
this week TO the proceedings Of this body
and the Address Of the Committee appoint
ed by it, Ii there as sabjeet paramount
with Us, ii is the welfare Of East Tennessee.
and If there ever was people whose con-
dition challenged al the sympaihies Of our
f6is sy IA t6e ot FsseFos e and ID F;s
fal. but now desolaied land of Eas: Tennss-
see
II were almost needless FOR as 20 say that
the objects Of the I" Relief Association =
meet our most hearty eoncarronee. Much
may be accomplished to alleviate the con.
dition of our people, and ii is only by the
action aud cooperation Of cur own citizens
that such relief can be secured. The bese-
factions OF the prosperous aud beneyolent
people Of the Northern States may do much
to mitigate present suffering. yet the daty
rests with. those of rs who are able to WELD
even the slightest influence, to help our,
selves 20 the extent OF our ability and 10 do
aIi n our power % alleviate The conditlon
of our suffering country men women and
children.
This Association presents an opportunity
for al 20 assist IN the good work Through
this Association il is proposed to distribute
such contributions as may be made for the
destitute of oar section; and Through il sFe
-. r fxx-.,,......... - 4
so, obtain such reforms as win secure TO US
indemnity for our losses and probably open
up to US way Of communication with the
Northern aud Western markets. In such
resultsevery lo,ral East Tennesseean is deep
" interested Let all, therefore, promptly
come up aud strengthen the Association by
rapid increase of members. Our want OF
space prevents further remarks this week.
We shall reeHr 10 tiie subject again.
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a., ~ ii skesfs our psopia pfoisfs ~ fsst
3:s,iebsksifa Or if|ait loases
Tks ioltosina resolution, pastsd By pr.
MISS, We nnhnlmeiisiy adsFiedf
sMxaEsH Thh ASSOCIATION rs isarsl siAl shs
ffsn NkSaAsfn2 q. TAYIon . slsiSsn g hast
Tennassre. q now engaged IN calling the sftaatien
81 he Northern public 10 the psssenl needy eoit.ls-
tss,, a. n ueane az ear lmnediat4 section q De
e,antry. aud eterees thIs Assasiatnn hiss fhtlre
eonaasns4 n 81 slfiI9, IAspisseHs and ins.grey,
Rssairrd. That me ala NATnhsIFt @. TAY1on
BE- ana Ne 4 hcfshy appointed special Agsas q
abs Asesailon 10 present The elsims Of The ps0ple
81 Easf Tennessee, aae 10 fetssye and eeliest CO
tsibutIous IN their behalf 10 Be- dispen.ed uh1ef TIE
shesytaseaaeuns q tho Assneialian3 ehd he SD
agent Il hereby most warmly commended 70 the
fswer II patriotic and beasvolesa people every
where
On motion of Dir, TEMPLE Il was ordered
that the proceedings Of the Association BE-
regularly publishcd in the Knoxville
IVAigt and then. on motion, the Association
adjourned 70 meet again 1t II o'clock on
Saturday, The 13th instant, At the hetho-
dist Church, in this city.
TaonAs ". 1fuNKs, President.
Jonx M. PLEniSG, Secretary
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Rememheri

The EAsr TEsxKsEE RElaKF AssocsA.
Tros" viii meet at the Methodist Church IN
this city Al ! / 0 clock m On Saturday istll
inst An persons interested IN aalelioratine
che present condition Of the people Of East
Tennessee are urgently requested 20 sttend
and attach tlleiaselgca to the Association,
By or,lor Of the Association,
JSa. n. FlKsIsa, 1setretay
FebgHary 9th. 1864.
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WAS DepAaTMxxr

WMBiNareN ElFr. Jauuafy sd, 1854 y
Slas--Yeur eonauHaAiestlsa 81 the 10Th nltiato
addressed 10 ihe Provost Marshal General has hasn
referred 10 The Secretary cf War who directs me b
inforn yols--
lal. That the question whether claims eAn Be- al.
lowrd far property taken frol or aegsscN rendered
hy, lscrzsns while dis9yal e. the Government, even
Presidents reosns proclnsnatien, ftst depend upon
future lexiSlation.
Al. - =
am. siE very respectfully,
Yoar ebcdient servant,
Ed. NJ fAsBT.
Brig. Gen. a. A. @.
Basa. GES. s. P. cxHTxE,
Provost MaFshsl 6suHral
u Easi TcaAe>see, Rockville, Team.
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Knossills, saturday, Feb. IS, lssa.

D. The Editor Of this paper has been
confined 10 his room for several days past
Ny sickness This fact, together with the
leagth of several documents, vii account
for the lack Of the usual editorial variety
this week.
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Il 8. naoNNT.osf, ndllOr.
lNvINclslE BANNER

fnviseible Bssveel ne Gag eE the Fssel
OF where iseas "a fsof thst wsala altsr 90 thesf
Or ne hands 10 he iosSsd tsil triumph i Non,
AID he esals lasks psses. AZ Il ED, % he spaf
Civ tcass fof he Farssak-a asrssaF q prayer.
Thea Fossssai iAs faae u aas stsaasra te sAArsi
with welsasss .a ~oaAaiae. and senAh1a asd seasu.
Ana The glorY &c asaihscr Tho STRIPES end he Stars
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Cash mr Labor.

The undersigned wishes 10 employ ons or
Two Carpenters, to do some rough, plain
work 10 whom he win give liberal wages
in cash. W. G. BRowSIew.
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the Association

The Association therenpon proceeded TO
elect petmanent officers for tho ensuing
year, via;
TSxsideak-- Rev. Ta1HAs ". HrMEs
Zee PFesskssfs--R II. 1IonepEN, q. r. TRMrIE,
and JoHK McGApaHEr.
SseFstarR-,IoHN u. FLKsfsG.
7srasarTfs--Ms NJ MflLGR
Eree2lire fsisaiasttse--n. RteHAansas, n, H.
JouRntNoE, thrones ~ WafrR W. q. BRowS-
res. q, II. HasEg, ]. d. AgKK. I. W. IfuMEs, IS.
i. RopaEss and JAMES CvnalNa.
Mr.. TEaPLg offered the following rcsolu.
ton, which was unanimously adopted,
Rsseses6 That she fey. Tnoxas n. fsuNrs f,r.
w. q BaSwKLow, Joas BAxrkH, VIZ HEIsKEII
and J6Hs ~ FEeAlslk be appointed . so,nnlstee
% address the President of the United stases and
through him. beth Houses Of Congress nss thu con.
dlslpn and wants Of the people Of East TeApessee
and ssh their attention 30 the necessity az some NC.
tio o. the part of the Government for their relief
On motion Of the Secretary, o. r. TEa.
PIE, Esq, was added 10 the committee.
On motion Of Wa, HElsKKLL. Esq., a
committee, consisting of Messrs. Joux s.
VAN 1itpEz, w CaAia and A, BaRroS,
was appointed 70 wait upon the el.izens Of
Knoxsille and vicinity with yiew TO oh.
tain members and contributions in aid d
the objects of the association.
The allowing resolution, introduced by
the kstrnsaEy, in lieu Of ono previously
te1fe The Association, was adopted:
htSoltsd That he Exscatits Csmms,,se b aad
thns nfa heFeby Instructed 1foeee 81 enae 10 a..
.ssaa xast lsgsaatsen, % the payt 81 esaersss "a
llas eels4s @ the part ~ the EoseraEaess e. ans
aelf tfegeoE II any d necessary Il sasuss q
!a9 alsle q last tennessee smsrs traols and sat.
szslt.gy e.npshsst!pa So their property fias maj
esEs hesa aeptfose6 By suseafily % ssgss.siaiss
y ~ asNlE e nstsaasy Fes .lsa public ssSssse +
kns Il thu CeaAmlties deem Il ussszage 49, sss
hereby authorized 70 send an sgent Or agents =
8 city, o. tie representatives 81 lis A.
spelNaiNh VIA inztspstieis Il 10 tkslF btlt IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
Organization OF the "Esst Tennessee
Relief Association

- stl Z =
At an informal meeting Of citizens,
held nj tbs otEsee Of the Exchange and
Deposit Bank, on the "a instant, for the
purpose Of considering the present ccndi-
hon Of The people Of East Tennessee, and
Of deyising. IL possible, tho ways and means
Of securing relief to the snfEering, ON mo-
ton of Rev. T. W. HeaEs. o. r. TExrts,
Esq., was called 70 the ehair, and Jona N.
FLsMSa requested TO aet as SECRETARY.
After free ind fail consultation, on mo-
ton Of Jons BAxrKa, Esd, committee,
consisting of Meears. Joas u. FLrHtHa, r.
". HunEs, VIZ. HnskrII, J. n SWAIN.
J. III MEEK aad Z II llepsBRs, Was chosen
blythe meeting, with instructions 70 prepare
ana report TO future meeting Constitn.
ton. under which 10 organize permanent
Association.
On metion Of Mr.. HuxEh the meeting
adjoarnoA 90 meet "a II O'Clock on Satur.
day, the 9th instant, at the Methodist
Church IN this city.
SATURDAY, February 9th, 1864
The meeting assembled to-day at the
Methodist Church, pursuant 70 adjourn.
nent, and wac called 70 order by The Chair.
man. The proceedings ware opened with
prayer By Rc,s M, IffbKs. Post chsplain.
The objects 9f the meeting were briefly
explained b. IN HslsKElt. Esq. aiier
which The cemmitses On errsnirasion.
through thsis chairman. snbmItsed nc tbl.
lsRIng report
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE Err sAeE
Thu Aaseeistiaa DIM \ kasnn = Ia RAss
TksxuaEt REl9zf AsaesH tEsazs
ARrlkssk d. on l.rss
The olsests 81 thl AssaelasEef e1all Il e sssn.
tribuit q ~ = q ~ sfiiA 81 he peaps
81 Eess Teniisz slla ~ - 1esFs1e aadsr De
effects - i ssflea a. y fe<z fIi.H nd dls
peassng nny Ad84ff9s e. AE7ilsfi64a whistler -
monies d lsspgiseA fsst mag b s3sled 81
that psll5ese IS lnassidaaak sasa y eapos
fationEs - siding shs pepptA II sserf lnFltenate
way, a securing huln fks aiftanTstiek bdsh civil
end lhiliiefy Fe3grel ana tlair lss4ee procession
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-11
NO. IL CEDAR STREET,
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND FOR SALE, the
w following City and Suburban Residences and
Farms:
ID ESIDENCE on Gay street, containing l8 Rooms
IL Price, $1,000.
ID EsIDENCE on North Market street, containing
II rooms. Price, $1,000.
DEsIDENCE on South Summer street, contain
IL ing rooms and basement Price, 5000.
ID EsIDENCE on Spruce street, containing Z
II, rooms This is one Of the most desirable To-
calities in the city. Price, Si0,50O.
u ESIDENCE in Southwest Nashville, near Nash
IL vile Pow Factory, containing rooms.
Price, 81 900.
ID ESIDENCE in Watkins Grove, containing G
IL rooms Price, $1,000.
ID EsIDENCE in Watkins Grove, containing or
IL rooms. Price, $500.
II ESIDENCE on Cedar street, containing rooms.
IL Price, $1,000, half in Planters Bank.
d EsIDENCE on North side Cumberland river,
Ii, 20 acres of Land. This is a magnificent house
and fine Garden Land. Price, $4,000.
A FINE FARM, miles from the city, 1877 acres
n of Land, magnificent House, built in the latest
style of architecture. Price, $4,000 IN Gold, its
equivalent in L. 5. currency.
A MOST desirable piece Of Property on Broad
n street, free from taxation Price, $4,000.
VERY desirable residence on Church street.
n Price, $1,000.
INCUR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, near the Re-
servoir. Price, $3.50 each.
II ESIDENCE on College street, near The resi-
IL dence Of Isaac Paul, Esq. Price, 5000.
II ESIDENCE in Edgefeld, corner Of Spring and
II Wetmore streets. Price, 81, 500
100 ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the above,
IODU unimproved. Price, el00 per acre.
WE have also, 40 vacant Lots in the city and
w suburbs for sale and lease.
For particulars, apply to
W MATT BROWN b Co,
Real Estate and General Business Agents
Mar lin No II cherry street.
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Rebel Prisoners.

The Government has appointed a
commission to visit all camps where
rebel prisoners are confined and ad-
minister to them the oaths Of allegiance
under the Amnesty Proclamation
There viii not be any very general rush
on the part Of these prisoners 10 avail
themselves Of the benefits Of the am
nesty; but If even one in ten Of Ell the
rebels in our hands take the oath it
VIII diminish the army Of JEFF Davis
by at least four thousand men, or about
ten of the average rebel regiments At
a recent visit to a camp of five thousand
rebel prisoners, we were informed by
the COmmandant Of the post that over
a thousand Of them had expressed their
anxiety to join our navy And il may
be found that even as large a proportion
as this one-ffth, will come toward from
all the camps
We trust the commission will inve5-
tigate as closely as possible the sin
cerity Of the prisoners whom they pro
pose to discharge after taking the oath
The rebel opinion with respect 10 the
binding character Of an oath is a very
loose one, and there are many In cap
tivity who would take twenty oaths Of
allegiance, and then quickly make
their way South to join the ranks Of
treason. We have a great advantage
Just now over the rebels in the number
Of prisoners we hold; but it is not safe
10 cheaper the stock
We think il an excellent sign that so
many Of them are anxious 10 join the
navy; and we think this an excellent
disposition 10 make Of those who take
the oath If properly distributed, and
kspt for time under proper surveil-
lance, no danger need be feared from
them in the naval service We sup
pose their preference for this branch
Of the service is 70 be attributed % the
fact that they are less likely % be
caught and executed as deserters By
jeff Davis; and perhaps also somewhat
to their unwillingness 70 fight against
their old companions in arms.--N =
TfDe7
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The War Department has ordered
that on the decease of any commission
ed officer in hospital, that the surgeon
in charge forward 10 the Adjutant-Gen-
eral an inventory Of his effects, and in
form the nearest relatives Of what
effects were left If they are not called
for in two months, they viii be sold at
auction, and the proceeds sent to the
Treasury. Swords, watches, trinkets,
and articles Of that class viii not be
disposed Of in this manner, but viii be
properly labeled with the name, rank
and regiment, and date Of death Of the
owner, and sent to the Adjutant-5ener-
ais, Office, to be deposited with the Sec
ond Auditor Of the Treasury 20 await
the application Of the heirs.
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DIFFICULTY At FORT PnLow, TESEssrE
The Columbus (Ky) War Eagle saws.
a lamentable occurrence took place al
Fort Pillow, on the the 23rd Of Feb
ruary, which resulted in the death Of
Lieut. j. F. Gregory, of the 18th Ten
nessee cavalry. The Lieutenant had
been placed under arrest bv Major
Bradford, commanding the Fort The
Major demanded his side arms. when.
the Lieutenant attempted to draw his
pistol, as it was thought with the in
tention Of shooting his commanding
officer. Before. he could accomplish
bis purpose, Major Bradford raised his
revolver and fred, the ball entering the
left side Of Gregory, inhicting a mortal
wound. No hopes were entertained Of
his recovery. Those who witnessed the
shOoting justify the Major.
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ASSISTANT QUAHTEEN4sTER's OFFtcr.
Nashville, Tenn. March 1874

4 IL persons occupying. renting or leasing build
"a ings IN the eIty Of Nashville which have been
declared atandoneds or are owned by persons IN
the rebel army are hereby notified not 10 rrsle re-
purs on such properly, and furthermore 70 arrange
70 vacafe, as the Government VIII require uoqss.
sion OF the same within the next thirty days
T. D. BAKER, Capt AID A. ~ n.
By order Of In charre al iu.idin9s-
Brighten X ,. 1RANGER. Mar 0-lW
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The Newburyport Herald says there
Is only one way 70 get cotton, that is
TO defeat Lees army and break up
Johnston's Then We may hope to
hold scme part Of the South so that
cotton can be grown.