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J . To Our Subscribers.'
J Wetind aftvr a fewmonflnexpfiitnce
Jthnt it is iinpjfsil)!! to collect the email
,anionnt duo us for the Daily in the city,
with the mgnlarity t hat ehouM attend
lhat department, without more time and
attention -than wo can well Hord tube
ft mow upon it. In the future we will be
".'overned by the cash in advance princi
jj!aAnd by that "vifcQroua; policy''., hope
l(r6nIer profitable, that which up to the
present time lins Leen aliurclcn. Trom
this date no paper will be delivered
trom this oflice unless j aid fur in advance.
IV'hc-nthe time paid for expires, llu; paf.tr
be discontinued, unless renewed in
inie to prevent it. Our Agent cannot
(ford to call on any one three or four
times for tho paltry sum of fwenty nott
md then perhaps iiot'gtl i!. All su'm rib-
rs in arrears will please pay tin- .
yr.nt on application. ; in ' "
Tiikathe. During last wet k there was
full attendance at the. theatre every
veninjr, and the manager exerted him
el f to put forward each evening, a varied
aid attractive bill tho drama, singing,
lancing, leata ot strength, etc. ve ne-
lerfled in our hasty notices last week, to
.leiition tlie feats of strength by Mr.
ki'.ky Woulanp, some of which v. ere
ruly wonderful. The idea of a man
living a rock weighing a thousand
uunds brokun upon his breast with a
ledge-hammer, is suggestive to us of a
ery heavy pressure upon tho chest. We
re not advised as to the programme for
lie present week but we feel justified
i saying that it will bo attractive enough
o fill tho houso every night. The bill
o-night is " Black-Eyed Susan," and
The Two liunnyeastles."
Wo are happy to notice the arrival
n 'the city of Mr. Chablki II. Ghees,
gent for tho collection of claims
igainst the Government. Mr. Grikn has
ust returned from "Washington City,
vhere he has been on business connected
vith his office; and he was, wo believe, very
successful in collecting claims against the
Government. , He has .facilities for the
irompt prosecution and collection of
laims, possessed by no oilier agency in
ho State, and his connection with the
National Claim Agency" of Washington
'ity, enables him to prosecute his claims
vithowt delay.
Persons having claims against the
JoTcrnment will consult their own inter
si by placing them in his hand for col
ection and settlement.
Ho reports large numbers of troops in
:ho North, ready to move. South, as rein
orcements to our armies already thers.j
Passes.
t Wo have been rcjaested, oillcitily, to
oay that no passes are issued to persons
to go beyond our lines, except to thofie
onnected with the army. Persons going
o and returning from Kdgelield, and
''thcr points within the lines, will obtain
iasse9 from Colonel Gillem, the'.rrovost
Marshal;' or from General 2vr.c.i,EYs
, leadquarters ; these passes require po
her endorsement. We are also reiuest-
d to btato that persons coining from
eyond the lines into the city will be
necessarily retained. There are military
tasous tor this Heeniingly rigid rule,
I vhich will last only a few days, during
vhich time we hope that all Kood citi
zens will possess their Koiilg in patientoe
(. With pleasure we announce the ojit-n-
ngj'-f ft now Billiard Saloon by Hamil
irioN AVilliams, Lsij., ut No, -i'J Cherry
le.treet, Coloiad Bildiu.. .,r. W. is u
'ald Tfsilent bf oiir ciy,'aii'd ' has the
feputation of being tmo of those eitlc
Nfin'ii who minds hi own business. His
""coin js ct-utrally located ; liis tables are
'he best in th eity; !ii cigars and to
iff" 1aeeo are A No. 1 ; and lios( who may
. ;.ive him him a call will liud hiui a n
finnan in every shape atitl 6vii.se of the
p-ord, and will treat every .man as
i-ciiilenian. The building is next door
o the AiAM' llxpress ('I!. e.
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Tennenoe money ia cow kg good M
ny paper money, bit demand United
Statri Notei.
.The Evacuation of KaehyilloT
Mr Charles 'ir. Green. Vrillng from
Washington states that our' informant
was in error in saying fbat Gen. Neglay
was strongly of thcimjirfssipfl thataih-.
ilie should .be evacuated, and adds : p .
''I have very reliable information that
Gen. 13uell, at the time ho was etscuating
tho country south of Nashville and mov
ing north with his army, considered it
contrary to all rules of war and military
tactics to hold a city like Nashville, ivitU
all communication cut off from it; and
that he would have etScnated it had' it
not been for Gov. Johnson, who insisted
on holding it. Geh. Negley kt that time
did not have command of the city, and I
am certain that he never has had ever) a
thought of evacuating the. city since he
has been in command there. . It is, also,
a mistake about my being a bearet of
"important official dispatches." I brought
through private letters to the parties
named, but no olllcial dispatches; and
the lady who came through with me was
my wife. ('in. Commrrcial, . .
The seat of Congressman Cox, of Ohio,
is to bo contested by Mr. Shellabarfcer,
who is confident that ho can prove frau
dulent votes more than enough to defeat
his opponent. Cox's majority jv only
283. . - ' :- ;
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' tfftteiiftive Auction SIe, J
This morning, ftf "Woollen Oood?!)
meslirs, Hosiery, I'oots, Shoes, &c, by 15.
F. Simei.DS & Co. '
On Wednesday morning at 'J o'clock,
we sell all the Honse Hold, and Kitchen
Firnitnre belonging to Jones' Hotel, 6n
tho coiner of Square and Front; ajrect,
near the Suspension Bridge. . :i, ... : j
' 15. F. SHIELDS & Co.! "
Nov-is-ut. ' ' ' ; ' !
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edvo tjii.ii Suiujoiu xii ojatjj Suip&u
uoo 'in IPTl'N-"'.? 'pop.o 9 '3uia
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J. Li! Ar.i.u's Daily Raii.hoad Stajs
INK, FROM NA.SUV1LLE TO MlTCHELt-
U.I.E. I will commenco running the
above line on Monday, and as there arc-
no accommodations at Mitchellville for
passengers, I will make close connection
at that, point with the train?.
SCHEDULE. , ! I
Leave Nashville every evening .after
supper. ' !
Arrive at Mitchellville next morning
to breakfast. ' i
Leave Mitchellville every evening after
arrival of train from Louisville. 1 !
Arrive at Nashville next morning at 3
o'clock. ; .
Trunks and packages sent to my ajrent
at Mitctiellvill-, will be brought through
promptly. ; .! ,
Office at Comuie'rciaV Hotel.'- ;
W. A. WARREN, Agent.
November 10, 1802 tf.
Messrs. E. fc J. Nobthman, have re
moved their Dry Goods and variety store
from Union street, to No. 22 Fubllc
Square, where they will bo pleased to
meet their old friends and the public
generally." They will bo found polite'
and obliging, and in every way worthy
of a liberal share of patronage. Give
them a call.
Nov, 1C it. ;
L'xicnuive Auction Kale of Staple
and l uucy . Dry Coudi, by lt F.
Khleldn & Co. 1 ' '' '
On Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock,
Nov. IS, wo will sell the best assort
ment of seasonable , goods, offered this
season, consisting in part of Cassimers,
Tweeds, Flannels, Kerseys, white and
colored Linseyp, bleached and brown
Domestics, Boots, Shoes, fcc.
Splendid stock of winter goods.'
Terms. All good current funds taken
at par.: k.' ; , iB- r, sjtmana.? uo,
Nov. 1C-2L . , . , ,. i
)ully Connection wttli the Louis
ville ItHllroad.
J-'A It K. (fll.OO.
Tkai.ey fc Swam are again in the field
with their lare Passenger Wagons for
Mitchellsville and Franklin, Ky.
i. Everybody wishing to go should ap
ply early every day to secure seats for
next day. gj" Passengers called for at
their residences at 8 o'clock, A.M.
TKALEY & SWAN, '
NovFMf . 1 No. 5 College Street
Water Taxes ! "
the Siupi'iintcijdtait 'oflo VaierWorks
lias positive orders to shut oil' all water
from delinquont tax-payers. Such ii
are, in ancaii wi,H Hnd it Iht ir inter
est to call forthwith at the ollioo of the
Collector, and pay up.
N..v.'li;i k1':.-lw!-'T". ?'. Garkktt
A Well-Stocked Theatrical Ward
robe.
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The citalogne of Jhe wardrole of the
Berlin Opera and lh Royal Theater con
tains about eighty-xilno thousand num
bers, and -there -are from three hundred
and sixty to three hundred and ninety
complete suits of dresses to be kept in
readiness every day. i Mor than a huadi
ted 'men' are . employed in keeping this
mighty magazine in order, besides the.
inspector, eostumcr, &c'' The first divi
sion shows the spIndors ot 'Rome and
Greece, the togas and tnnics, &c; includ
ing about two hundred and eighty dress
es for soloists, and six hundred for the
chorus.,"; ' ; . , " J 9;'
The second di vwion embraces nineteen
hundred and ninety-one ancient German
garments ;,' while division three com
prises, fifteen hundred and fifty-two
fpinisk costumes, among which there
are many Don Carlos and Marquis Posas,
not to mention the innumerable Figaros.
Division tour contains French costumes of
the beginning of the eighteenth century,
court dresses, and military uniform
citizens and peasants suits, to tho num
ber of ten hundred and twenty-seven.
iht mih and sixth divisions contain
seven hundred and sixty-seven pieces of
French costumes of (lie second half of
the eighteenth century, and modern
French dresses. Division seven belongs
to the ideal costumes. In division eight
are found clerical garments and those ;of
the different monastic orders; in nine,
the Polish, Russian, Hungarian and Bo
hemian ; and in ten, the non-European
dresses, every no of which is entered in
a huge folio and hangs on a separate
nail.
The ladies' ;w"ardrohe -is-still more ex
tensive; it contains no lessjthan G6 mag
nificently embroidered Tejvct robes, 500
silk robes SG9 silk and 97 satin jackets,
and 441 silk and 30 satin frocks. The
armory, resembles a media-val arsenal;
coats of mail, cuirasses, greaves, buck
lers, shields, .helmets, etc., besides all
kinds of aims for cut-and-thrust, and
costly ornaments crows, diadems, kc.
are kept there. . Light divisions lollow,
containing head-coverings in thousand
fold variety, stocking and gloves, 6kins,
plumes, bandoliers, scarfr, epaulettes,
ilowers, orders, white and other linen,
(of which 30,419 pieces were . washed
during one year) boots and shoes, and
finally, the paddings. At the performance
of the Vestal in tho Opera House, no
lefs than thiity two mon and five and
seventy women (,wcro employed as
pressers. ' '
A Secessionist . Badly Sold.
, I'ram tin Niw' IVlford SlTcury. .
A friend vouches for the truth of the
following: "Soon after the battle of
Antictam, a paroled rebel prisoner woun
ded in that battle, and calling himself
Col. Treston of Louisiana, appeared in
Baltimore. A name of. such distinction
procured him attention at. once, and he
was immediately taken into his family
by Col. r k, au old rctideut and a
warm sympathiser .witn tuo rebels.
Col. Preston was treated with most dis
tinguished considerations, his wounds
carefully attended to, and, all his wants
generously supplied. Indeed he was
greatly lionizeu, mtrotluceu to tne duo,
the envy of the men and idol of all the
6ecesh ladies. , After, the lapse of a few
weeks, Col. I k, one uay, learned
that a Mr. C, a relative" of his distin
guished guest, had arrived in tho city.
Lie informed Col. Preston, who expressed
grrat joy at the intelligence, and begged
his host at once to invite -Mr. Ii. to bis
house. This was dono the same day,
and upon his arrival, Col. Preston, in his
chamber, was informed by the servant
of the fact."I will make my toilet im
mediately," said tho colonel, "and wait
upon JIr.. B"i Put a long timo elapsed,
longer than' Col. T- -k-' thought the
most elaborate toilet required, and the
gallant Preston did not appear. The
servant was dispaeched for him again,
when it was discovered that the chiv
alrous southerner had slipped off, taking
as 6ouvcnirs of his visit. Col. P k's
gold-headedi cane, and lady P- r-k's
diamond ring! Of course, inquiries as
to tho Preston were pushed, and it was
soon ascertained that he was no Preston
at all, but a New Orleans barber, who
had civen his entertainer certainly a
close shave." : ' ;
. Cakson ok Lakqe CaLinnB are sup
posed by many to be an .entirely new in-
penliou, auu many persons evidently bo
lieve that ihe Kodman 15 in. guns are
the largest ever made. This is far from
being true, however, and modern work-
mea have yet to attain the success of the
ancients to large Hnaqce. T he "Sultan
ot lurkey lias oJ in. ana a in. guns
mounted at Constantinople and the Dar
danelles. Uut tho (iliKATOf of all is at
the Kremlin of Moscow. This is M in
calibre, IS feet long, and weighs 97,500
lbs., almost W) tons ! la w,as made, so
says na inscription, uj. adwcw icnon,
at Moscow, in the year 158(, two hin
dred and seventy-six years ago, i
The suicide of Major UimneU at Wash
inpton was the result of continued grief
at tho recent death of his wife.
8500 IilSAV-iHID.
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tli" It.nik of T.'iiu.'-M-r, jltii i:i I'linl'"' l'.iiik.uui
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Kefttao- tlio u of all llunk
, ,. mentioned below. . . ,
TKe liillowhiK Tonnefsc Bunk3 are broken, or
l.avu bi-on wonu t 111 : anj tlnir Noli-, If any are
out, ar nttu-rly worlliltws: . i -. . i . ;
' AirrlHiltnTOl Bank, at Bmwruvlllo. . ' !
I I mural Bank "f T' ni;csi i at Kaihvillo. t i
J-'arnierH' anil 5l" lini. 8' B ink, at Jl'mpliU.
Mcclianlm' Bank, al Mi-mphis. i
i llrinpliis KarinR lnstlUtlm, at M-mpliit. . -
Kxcliunue Bank, at JIurlr-ef boro.
Miners' and Ianufactnrvrs' Bank, at Knoxvlll .
. rtank of Kaat Tenno'pw, at KdujviIIc.
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llauk of Trenton, at Trenton.
. Bmk of Jolfonon, at Uandrl li?o. ',' '
1 l'4nk of nalborn, at Tawwcll.
tBatUt of Taaewell, fit. TazowolL. .
Lawr- nwburn Bunk, at Lawrcnccburg.
I'llirons' Bmk, at Mcmphla.-
Bank of Am rica, at ClarkavillfJ r -
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' MONEY MARKET, '&c. ;
: riNOlSNATI, Si IV. IB P.M.
Flmr or dull' and ru in lower i Halx-rflne oflird
frcly at ft to j rxtra i .'(Ofi."i a"i, aail family OS 40
M. heat iln'1 at Jl.l 12 for ri-l and wln'U-.
torn in active dtnand ;it .ViftMc fur ahvllnd and e.ir.
WhMky 8jo. . . (
MiBSi'ork lirnicr at $10 6fl(.ilrt 75. Ijird dull and
1'iwir; FiiIph of 700 trcm at 1;con the spnt.nnd
8-":J fiw I)ocinb(-r. GrvMi m-MM quiet ; lo.lKKJ Itm
hlmuldvrs mild at aji-. (Iror crli Drin. ,
ll'i'H lincliaiiKPi ;i -j.-jf.ri bj fur liirbt to extra;
rrcei'tn 7,XKI head. . , i
ti'ilil nnt-liHiik'i d l it) : Ik'iimud Notes, 14. hx-
rliange dnll at .ai-. . , .
Baltimdrr, Nov. .ri m.
l'lo ir .1m1- Wli-at nuiut at $1 88 for whit,
and SI h.'i.1 fia lor r'dj Cora Mi-ady at Ti(,i)7:r lor
yclli' . , und ilc lur w hite. liinky .nli I ul
l'revlnj.in lieavy.
,, , , . Oi-ricc or thk I.oruviMk I'ruo. rat, 1
Saturday Kvening, Kor. IS.
' Y1m mouAr markot; ri.nins nnl't. with IH. rbnrr
la rutin, bunkori ollrring 12S12U fin- Ugl.l ; 1124
fur Demimd Nols : VJHit-ViV. for BllVPr. K.mt.'ru ex.
cUaiiKB dull nt,J (bacouut buying, awl fre-
IIIIIIIO noinug
' "' 0hr or tiii! ViwrNMEfl SfN,
,, . j . , 1 ridity, Nov. 11, J
Ioo MaRkCT.v-Wo bear of but llttb; dolnn In bogs
na y a few avs ooralrrf In to fill nuitructa pruvi
oualy ma le, Tlie marki-t will irob;ibly 0n at 3 50
to ?.l 7'. ' ' '
I-IXJai3:Es,
PICOIIU.II.
ART GALLERY,
- for. College anil Union eita. i
M'lll OAU V.IIY IS irKS DAtLT TKOM T,
1 A.M. to .5 l'.M , whvro l'icturva id tb, luoat
cniinont men may bo iu.
Photogriapii8,;Ambrotypes, '
MELAINOTYPES, I.KTTEKTVPE, VIGNETTES,
and CAKTKS I'K VI.MTK, arc inailo In tiia big best
tyta of perl'tction.- i. ... .
dTbe Public arc ri'xnevtfullv tnviUKl to visit unr
Gallery, win-re ail dctnrt-a madi. aru warranted to
give FallFfaclion, or uo tiiarg..' will bo Diadv.
WANTED,'
One Hundred Wood-Choppers.
'PHE I'NDERSIGNEn H IN WAST OK ONE
1 b..i.dr-d wool-hoiyr, to wliicli will be .a
on i doll:ir )p wrd fur cutting woo i, Emiin'r at tli
(nivfrrrni nt wood yard, nt-ar tbe Lou!vll Ik-pot,
rl.lin, ; J W1TKUW8KI.
Qriar((TBlascs, ftrl!flcatts.
PURCHASED BY ,'
CHA8. H. GREEN
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OPFICE, No. 88 Cherry St., (Up 6taira.)
Dr. King's Dispensary
ron riuvATK nisEAsi.j.
'"ZTimM DH. H1NU, formerly o( N Turk, fo
tbaiaaltour ruurt of Liiuurilla. Kv.
and wno bat drroted bll altoal Kanil
the ireMmPQt of private dim-ast-a for 30 ynart, tuitert
nimnoil, bav;nK att-nJed to a tiraulico for to matil
y'.am, an 1 curt-d ao many IhoHiiU-ia, be if wiuh'-d u
cure all diieasei of a privaln nature, no tr.alt-r b"
D.1 I jy in r y be frora lntudlcl-i.a L!vd'.c!al triMin-i-nl.
or'roin n-!KlM;ti)f thelrown. Ir nine IVypeLinr'
No 3 la-adprirk airoet. b'twocnOirrrT aol turjaure
"' io 1 liry, wbore be cum all d:fe of a priTat
aitura
(ioonr'jea cured without oauaeju medlrloci erl.
erlcroucewitb buwinexa
Slrloiun-iof oM or r.-mol date, eSectually eared I
a IVwdaye.by an oreratinu wblcb cauvue bo paia
WLore a Hlrlr'.urt? exult bealtb cariDot be enioye4
I'LTiiA't do ai'ffjva eaui'r more tnim-iiicr aad ussar
m nt the oon-titntlon so much.
Syjinllit, wnb all th dm'-i-eof the tk:n, f;ror.iig
oiib ii u'-f'ti or oau ireaioii-ri, 1:110 uo r..ivtuaiiy
ooreain aiew aayt.
.Vninal Wtakn'it. Hartwulr wiemxio hin bji
r reo to th't d;8iiaro, aad aii tbe raB wiu .nni xrowlnt
out of '.1, broujrl t ou la inuuy by the dvntrui-'itt
bu'J.it f.i inuouiidcrate yout)ic,knd env.Miv indul
ence of tte iui',niii, a E(j'i' i.tof wbl. h will utiJerJ
rame tbe c.inulutior,ren'icr'r tbe t il;Jojt nalitfoi
bu i or society , and tir.tr premature oH ap o
r""inalct who uiy be Inuortrjr with any difficulty
oe wunii niy rual anp.if vj ii,Jiii.n air rei:.
furttittl roe.d.Mg a'ru 1, 1 '.ilii (jandnnt'ng thell
or, w.tii a lea Lcbo I, di'.t ti I r. A. Kinp, ,q
Ii-'i'ler-. i slreei. Niuin li.v, ", . mi . a Hi imH' Ihu pneav
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Draws DaUy at COVINGTON, Ky.,
.'ii ia ' ff:M v ii e.l1 ,tstt: )
AT 1 9 . A P . ; 0,'CI.OCK. , i : t , '
it .ii.i..
, v . I . . . .. ) 'i
Under . tin ,i'periniendene of. Sworn
.' hi , ' . Commissioners. , ' ' 1
I .i ,i "i1 . 1 .' . , i I '' 1,1
$5,o 6b to $4 6,bb or
r r-.. . i,. 'i ( .i ' ;'; :' :
Tlfkcls from Cije.TiiUar to Tr'n Doil.in,
i -. ,
Crlera fof Ticket wilt bo nrotniitly tint by re-
tnm rtiall.and our omchl PrawliiK te'ut to ull cor-
wp'.-ndenti. ' ''
I ! I ...
r All orders for TickitJ, addrcu
, ' , r. ruAircn , & co.,
Jr Clrcuhrs tent free lo all onlorlnj;. '
' " '' '' )n!j-2f)-(Kira
M. L. , ALEXANDER, ,
' Auction & Commission'.
MEEGHANT,
No. 71 PiniLic NUI AHI-, "
. NASHVILLE, TEriN.
SOLICITS CONflTaNMKNTS, ANI WILL OIVK
prompt aU-ntion to tli- B.ue uf Dry Good. Boots
Bboe. Hats and M.-rrhatidliw ir'-hernllv. '
j" Ail tali tutli, niiii n-tumi mmlo promptly.
RtntafMrra :ilMirrl . ffmttnl.. 9 11..111...
A Co., A, J. Iiuncan A (' .., Ninlivillo,T.-nn.
0-tf
Charles II. Green,
' ' AGENT TOR THE . '
COLLECTION Df CLirlS
AGAfXST THE
V. S. GOVERNMENT.
Office, No.' 33, Cherry Street,
(UP STAIRS.)
Claims Against tho U. States.
AI.I.KN A. HAM. will attend to the collection of
c'mma against any of tbe United States autberl
tiei eithor bero or at Vh;neton. Ho niav he fnDri'l
at tho s-ewanee linuei. .
NaaliTille, Jane litb, 18A2
, CAKKYALIjS .
' ' 'AND1' 1 - ;
SPRING WAGONS,
Foil HALE AT
. 1 ''1 .: 1 :' . ,.
MYERS, HUNT & Co's
CARRIAGE WAREROOMS, '"
-. 1 , 1 1 1 . . 2 i.i.1.
3STorth Market Street,
' SEAR T11E fiAUE.
Nov.l im., : ... r, i
24 24 24.!-. 24 24
Startling Intelligence!
NOXICK T.i
i BJUOItKUH,
hKJLDIKKfc?.
CITIZKMfft
amlKVKUYJtOUV.
- tWIITTO
NO. 21, DEADEIUCK STREET.
WheMyoU will fin 1 tbe'
CHEAPEST TOBACCO,
In Naahvllle. A I no
X ImK i nse-i Kiwcler,
Coffee, '1'ott, liioe, ; . , .
MueUinl. Table-Halt,
tStaroh. H'xla. X'ojjjiei'',
fpioes, Vinecar. Hoap,
, . CaiKlUtM, MatohoH,
Ilrnt'lief, HUujkino Twinf,
Wraxpiny:-pni)er, cc. Aces.
Pon't furjet tb pi ,cr, 1 -.
NO. 24, Dcaderick, Near Cherry.
1 v. own co.
Nov. 4 1 irt
24 24
24 24 24
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of THE
UNIVEESITY OH. NASHVILLE.
rpjIE BHI1UU M-SI0N WILL I'PEN AH
JL iiaual on tbe 1m JI ,iul,y in November and
j couiiiiuo until th l,,-. i f ?l ucli ih..i.
; .Nov.l 2 . 1 LimiX nj' ll.t fni!ty.
To ail I (lie ?Illllarr(epartiueitt In
the Iliatrlrt nf Die OUIo.
OX A AFTKR THP t't 1'AV Or JI'I.V lSi;2,
i'i ' ." 'I a u'tl 'i- at, ft, t.luud Hotel 111 Kai
vill'.e, T'.m".i' and rtinrn Mu d ttriTt, iimeite
llm (b.iiit loo. iv.lje, Ky., fur ail truiisaction
or beet l;i il.ia d-j.artaji :.t . I r tl.r -0 Ml.a Iruin
July lal leiia. . I'lUCLM K AH.N'.Jr., .
H-f ( 'ontra-tor lor II I'l-trb t ot Obio
S. P. Uli-'.-H JIaifcH I Vv 'M i firto'l fattlf'
-ti'!' , s w. t.sui;
ROBERT L. MAITLAND
General Commission Merchant
tajiwW'M imjm ftnM finr-wm - v -r-" r--wn
AND
C3 Mii8., twJt,tTt,-nd M Fxibftn-t
( 'm m. .'.t.' 1
M r-I J'.
evl York.
Wnuta Vi .si.
Uay , lgoj. . -
am
WTEITESSE 7T1S X A If CTT
: J-i- II nil hoii.tw m: :.i:.ic. (-)
iiiiioiiii wmmsi
,t : t roxivT Br ,-
IIARVEY, COLLIX.S BRACE,
;' 'v. 1 WARUIHOTOJI, .JVCi-v T
CHARLES H. apEEN.Vtgent,
riUlS AqF.I?(T putr.tMi leiiilar fucilitiva ft.r tb
X( tnctuMifu jirowuiivn and K ttlinu nt , f 1.
wande aKniiKt tbe Cincnil Oovrrmnrnt rf KVF.RT
PKi-mirTl(., Il w'udJicd'.rt liarinir Jind n.-vtr
ynara'ptnV.rfMva In thr- hiauiiKnirtit' of da ma
for ConKrcM, tb Court of Clairlm, and tl.n Exatq.
tite Ir.nartmiit at WahlnRlon, and 'tioirO thor
onplily afinlnt.'d aii.1 fiaiillar lth tb I1Wt and
ngnhitldnt govoraliin lliflr itjimtnnnt.
Particular attciitinn 111 b pivon t . ra.-n nr.,na
out of tin. r-rasctit xiar, IncladliiR tl. anc. nata of
Btat. Contrattoni, and lliabiiniiiia; (.ulimri rt tba
Vr and Navy IViwrliumita, and lor ''Collect
luttv lrlllliir, antl Uritaiiir.inir Vol
untcera," tbe rdiuliurspment of wblib It aulbor
iivd by an act af Cgrpii CLAIM.- K)Ii ls;EM
NITY FOU PIUVATK PKOPERTr TAKES FOB
rcEuc.rsE?,' oft fiii damages to'?vch
1'BOPEftTY, furTTcrurt lout In tbe tervlco. an I for
.illlltary I'ay, I'l-nalotia, nnil Homily
lttnd, 1 ' 1
We gita Birial attlition tn' procuring lci
ion, llouittlea, etc, a.vrulnn to K.ldu-ri
bo iiaVe bo.ii WMin.Ud, tontraote tli pan., or the
familin of auch at b.iva tlii-tl, or Iwn killcl ilnlu lu
tbe diaohargt. ul tlinr lina id ilrlv at am u ilunan tb
prtnont aar . , j I . , .
iwvial rare will aluo i glvi'H lv claims wbub
havi bwa bfretofnr Kcjcctett or Klikit-udctl
by (be IVp.irtiifciiinor I liCllclrii 1 1 ' Jtlanuged
1'ryinjit attention alio givi-n tu tuo . I!i ition of
QnartiTiniiiitHr'a Hoa-ioti glun for rroj-rty taknu
tor tlio nnn i f (bo Army, to ai r'.nilnn Ari-ornta with
and collecting C luiins uKnliist !u. Qu.,rl. 1 nin.i. r'i Di
pitrtnioiit.1 ' .1
All Claim .bic'id Iti our Iiainln ri-ivn our Prompt
I'emoiial Attention, tbrriliyiircnrinir niauy
vrblrb, in tb6 bands of an Attnrnxy at any dirtaut
point, fri-intntly prove tuiiiiru.tafiil. .
AKidt from tliai dmidetl a lvantmye, mir daily inti'r
conrm. with all tlio IV;iartnit-nta 11.1 1. li-a nn In mot
caant to obtanv VciajouH, uiio li nuny apivdlly thai
wlmraal commnnbatlon and olln-r, ui ci n-iary !fial
must bw cundnctii tbrunli tli-i iua,ilH.
To tli t-a md, we aolji It jo'i to forward to i.s ai.y or
11 CB1 of nnh i.'barai U'r yon tuny fn.in n.-m. to time
lave jirrsiMiti'd, aiol, a. it o.ir custom, w will fur-
nisli yon wllh u'.l tin' iiri-c-HMry bliuik', ati !,- when
'Jilircd, liiKlrm-tloiia. '
No cliiirgo mud., in any can imli-nii aiicoomiful,
Ad !rea: CIIAKI.FS II. OUFKV,
No, ;irt (,'borry iret,
i . N,ilivil!o, Toiin
it r: r r, it
1: c; 1: s .
' NVaBlilngtiiQ
" II. B. Fa.i
1. ny. -
... Coninilai.ii.il r of rtibllo
A Diiiblliifa. .
...Erle.l'a.
I'blla lulpiila, I'a.
...Uurren, "
...Erie, " '
t'oviTiiomf Ohio.
bliiaiio, Iiliuola.
....Waioi town, N. Y.
....Frio, a. .
... Liankira WaaliingUia .
" OlDKOX .t. Unit,
" Tuonan B KuianM-a.
" C. 11. Ci iitim
" F.njn Pahbit
' WlLUAM PUNXI.-OX...
" JiIAU JI. I.rr.iH,...
(.'ii.inlf B. Hiunn..
Cllpt. W. W. Dwhin..
. T. MniiiioN t,u. .,
1 n. c
Wia. T. liuTtAri E'i..... .M.'inMlli ,Pa.
HiMHEt. A. Foan, Knq.. .. , .(.'lili-it To, lilinilit.
Conr iUtB.iru, )... leiro Haul.., lint. .,
I'. A. i-owr.r.i, t.fi 1 iiicliiiiiiti. Oliio.
W. .1. W. Uoiwon " '
0n. UlrROAT Wimi rj...-.,8oiiFfjiicico,t'al.
Joiin Ii. UAYNri, ., Aurora, lu l.
A. r . 1MKTKY, Ki i.imxa, N. T.
W. K. IIabvcy, Eiiq Omalia ( ity, K. T.
lion. 8. (i. IUii.tV I'll 11, N. T.
Ciuaira l',t boukt, HMri.lt, Mlh.
TiiOHAH M i W iwiiw, Km....Nnw Baltimore, SUc
Wai.unh A Jri'OHi.a.......Keokuk, Iowa.
W. It. Hui;kih , Eq K'iuna Torrilorr.
H. in'NTHwnm, !, h Vo.MU flroadwav. N. Y.
Bowiaa, IiRXKan (t llai-W and :':(! Vcey ti ,
ron, .lr Jw 1 ork.
OAanvra A Iionor 10 Warmn airm t, N.Y.
Jicaoat U. Been, Ea':.'.,.Nawan at, ror.. Wall at..
Ahw 1 ork.
. 4'fT Itroadwav, N. Y. '
,1M r niton iit N. Y.J
.CI nc in null, Ohio.
.'oviiilon.tKy.
. MayavilW', Ky. 1
E. rJofKiKT. Kt'l.......
WlUUH IK-BTKA, I.aq..'
( IMBI.F.1 Fox, ! . ,.
J iiiC. (ir.Kiis, E"....
JUUTI A. H.Mil, t.n'i..
Jnlyi.i-ly.
(illOVKIt &c lIAKKlfS
SMY!X(i HAi'IIIXBS FOR SAM:.
i , MACHINE NEEDLES
For (irover 4c linker. Wheeler
' lllon' Hiid Il0ve Mailt Itira,
' ; , "Atso, MACHINE OIL,
Al,.l v,-'i ti.ii.j iH-itainii, to KHii M i.-lnuut
'All k'ni'la ol
MACHINES REPAIRED,
At W. Fariniaa Wall pi.Ti-r rlore, ( ur. f..alrlck
Stri'id and Puldic Muarn,
an;-ly ' lY I'. M'AltKKi
Government Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN
WILL filVK PUOMPT ATTtNTHiN T' TDK
toll." I 011 of clii'tns or . icry kind Oi'alnt
CuVl.nililHit "f tb. I'liil'-d ltl.ll.nl l.llll X; , t H
care.
OFFICE Oil UNION STREET,
bctwix u t oIli'K and (.'berry atrrata, (op nUnr-i) ovid
Yorlt't l'ook loro, r.Ailvii.M, Tt s.si'.er'
, HEt't I'lVftj.
Dn'uLi.n roiu.y Hlward II. Fnt, t", mi i il R. I.'are,
Horn, a II. llarri'.in, A I. Ihiiirin. . .
M itw ii couny llun .lord. id Htokea.' I
A'niHa cuui.y llr. I, II. (ivrdnn, J. V, llowuu,
lUKal'j c-iihhj r,,l. V. H 'tok
' rfraK,uai Rolmrt Ciln, (iuora J, KlIlblBtld l
, H ku e.,ui.(y . Wiibani llo.i in.
UnihTfird .,un'if K Iaiii I I. J.'t !..ii, Wii ni U)
Tally. " . ' 1
llfiliiii cvfiiy Wdll iU II. M'iraiior. :
M inha'.l C'H'a'y A I.i. er Mi l I- !
' .V.n.n"r rrnii'V 1) ill" I'eyton, Thtfnna Trlnibb".
: ii.n im'l.j OavlU Hiiia-d.
h-i.L Jmme Hon, T. A. 11. Ni laoii , U..11. Ii..li-it
Mclvllill. y. "' I llrtf
7antcd to Hire,
jv CixKl COOK, WABJIKJi, uud
IIf JKl'l
En',u'r at lb 1 (j.'.it.
