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SUNDAY MORNING, N)V. 23, 1862.
Dxlcnalve i'nrnllar Kale,
We will sell on Monday morning, No
TemUf TlflC2, ''at 'o'clock, it the
resiclehe of 8. Nathan. No.' .30 South
Market Street, a large lot of Housbhold
AFD KlTCUB 1'CKXITCRE. A! 10, On
Wednesday morning, at 9JJ o'clock, at
Ihe residence of D. ElbUAck, No. J 08
South Summer Street, all his IIouskhold
and K itch em FuRMxuitK ; alio, one ex
tra lino" Wheeler 6c ' Wileon Hewing
Maciiink. Sec bill of sale.
H. K. KHIICLDS .V CO,
' Nov23-J I. .
Haul of Guerrillas.
Twcntj-fie regular " J'tittc rnuU " Lt-
. longing to roiiREHT'rt , command, oome
cavalry inen, some infantry, and some
liflonging to Fkkeman'h Battery, were
brought in yesterday, having been cap
tured by (Jen. Cmttendkn's command.
Fifty "butternuts'.' wero abio brought
in who were captured by Gen. Davu'
command. They are hard-looking nut,
and appear hadlyj Iront-bitten. t Tlncle
Sam will soon have quite a fitock of but
ternuts on hand. , We.hopo the " Yan
kees)" may get the ' hill on 'em," as Sam
Slick would say. While the prisoners
wero standing in the Capitol yard a
member of the First. Middlo Tennessee
Volunteers '. S. A., recognized his broth-
Icr among litem. Mich is the lateol civil
war, when the father lifts his sword
Lgainst hit child, and brother is arrayed
gainist his brother. On last Thursday
la rebel supply train was attacked by our
: avalry near Clarksville, and the wagons
lull taken and thirty prisoners captured.
Tiik KiVKit. The recent rains raised
'lie river some live or six inches, but it i
;iow falling, with live inches water on
the shoals. At the present writing .the
weather is cold and clear, with no pros-
Liect of rain. .
Laborers who worked on t lie fortilica-
'ions in and about Nashville, during the
month of October, will be settled with by
f 'apt. Mortom, oh Tuesday next. (See
(advertisement.)
Otstkiis. Our friend, C. L. IIollisteii,
it No. -17, Union street, has just received
i lot of these delicious bivalves, which
Lre for sale this morning at tho above-
liamcd place. We have tried (hem, and
i an pronounce them luscious, and as line
.8 we ever tasted. We would advite our
eaders in want of such to call early, and
ccuro some of. the finest of the season.
Sec advertisement.)
Rii-OiKSiNO. Messrs. IJardk iV
huowK, News Agents, dealers in Kta-
ionery, Ac., inform u that they will re
sume buiinrgsj in a few dajf, at their
I Id stand. We chronicle their return to
ksihviile with a ereat'deal of pleasure.
''hiy are clever, energetic, and worthy
oung men, and deserve a liberal share of
l.atronage. We wish them the greatest
luccest. They have arrangements for
btaining early copies of all the Dailies,
Veeklies and Monthlies published in the
lonntry, equal to any other house of the
Knd in the South.
There was a full house at the theatre
it night. ' Mrs. Pkknahd made her first
ppearanc mis season, as - wane, hi
... C - I
te Daughter of the Kcgiwcnt. Ihe
early applause with which she was
reefed last night is sufficient evidence
tat she is a favorite with a Nashville
i(lience. Her "Marie" was all that
ould be wished. Mr. J. H. Allkn!
Surplice," was equal to any personation
f that character that we have ever seen
n fact every member of the company
isplajed unusual energy, and correct
ess" in their diilemit part?, and all the
arioii characters were rendered with
revision and discretion. Mr. W. M.
osn.u and Mr. IJadci.ikkk, make their
rtl apiicarauce before a Nashville, audi
nmftn Monday niht. Hoth j;eiitUuun
einj; uiiknoWi) to ua, we shall withhold
yy .iiTniWiit for the present. The bill for
londavt nitht is "'"nello, ami .
,.t
'Mi'horn nioncj, nl Sjuth ('arnluu,
ouriis, nl Alb;uu.i, n( 0 1 rent
: t .' 1 n t in I,ouivill'.'.
l.ovrjcy'i ninjuiily
t.ir r
Second Presbyterian Church.
Preaching this morning, at 11 o'clock,
by Capt. Harvey, of 78th Pennsylvania,
And at' night, at 7 o'clock, by Iter.
James Matthews, of Danville, Kentucky.
Kkmoious Slrvicr. Preaching on Sun
day morning, November 23rd, at Post
ChapeJ, No. 2 (McKendree IT. E. Church),
at 10; o'clock, by the "cr. Mr. Cokant,
Chaplain 19th Illinois Regiment. Also,
at3 o'clock, P. M., by Col. Moody, 74 lb
Ohio Volunteers.
. The public are invited to attend- i
m I mi - '
Divine, Service in (he German languacd
is held regularly every Sabbath morning,
at half-past ten o'clock, in the German
Methodist Church, on College street, be
low Louisville Depot, where the German
Lutheran Congregation of this place has
for the present its meetings. Preaching
by the I5eT. H. Kuokrs, Lutheran clergy
man. Another Roat of Rebela Splendid
Affair near Piketon.
O'U' iitl to Adjutant General Finnell :
Hr.AiH4iiiiTin 3Um Kr. 'olptmm, t
. CAH1' Kiinsi.i., Nov. W,Mi. '
I arrived here (Piketon, Ky.) on the
rlb. I expected to have a little brush
with the rebels at Coal Grove, eight miles
below here. Itnarched the lust day
eight miles through tho mountain paths
ami got witlnn Tour miles of them before
they received notice of my movements.
I routed I hem and scattered them in every
direction, taking 7.r or 80 prisoners, a
hirne lot of tents, about 1MJ guns, 3 wag
on", und about -10 horses and mules.
I am yetjhunting tkctu in the mountains,
and shall probably capture moro of them,
!ul Hit! main body has escaped through
tho Pound Gap. There were about MJO in
all 200 infantry, under Col. Hawkins,
and ;!00 cavalry, under Col. Thos John
son. Iain rapidly lilliti; my regiment
and shall soon need a mustering ollicer.
.
Please inform our friends through the
Journal that the rebels have no longer a
hold in eastern Kentucky. I have named
this post for you and will hohl it in your
name.
Yours J. 1)1 LS, Jn..
Col. ;!th Ky. Mount ainers.
Kentucky Rebels Made to Foot the
Bills Union Men to Have Indem
nity fcr the Past.
Lot isviu.w, Nov. I".
While the rebel army occupied Ken
tucky, a wealthy mid prominent rebel
citizen gave information which led to the
seizure of several hundred dollars' worth
of bacon belonging to a Union man, the
rebel army taking the meat and paying
for it in (.onledt-ratc scrip. Ihe rebel
citizen, a day or two ogo learning be was
likely to be called to account for his
conduct, and not liking to answer in his
own neighborhood came to this city and
reported to the l'rovost -Marshal General.
lcing asked what he had been doing, he
replied, nothing. Thereupon the charge
was read to him, and as lie could make
no satisfactory denial, the Marshal gave
him a writing, substantially as follows:
"You will return to Washington Coun
ty, go ( Mr. , and pay to hiui, in
current funds, tho value of his bacon at
the time it was taken from him and
this will entitle you to Confederate notes
ho may have received for the same. When
you have settled with him, you will re
port yourself at this ofllce to take the
oath, give bond, and be discharged."
lhis policy will be pursued in similar
cases hereafter in Kentucky.
Eleven steamers arrived to-day from
above with portions of Gen. Morgan's
Cumberland Gap army. The army re
mains here long enough to be paid olf.
'Ml . 1 I 1. I
I x on -ivru steamers nave ueeu rngaeu
to transport Gen. Smith's division from
this city.
A loyal Tennessee regiment formed a
portion of Parson llrownlow'a congrega
tion on Sunday. Addressing himself, in
his sermon to them, he advised them to
obey their ollicers until they arrived in
East Tennessee, kfter which they shall
extrcise their own taste in settling old
scores with the rebels in that section
PikvobtMarshai,'s Okkiob, )
' Nashville, Tbnn., Nov. ID, 1602.$
Sirn.KK are reminded that their ap
pointments confer no authority to sell
anywhere except with their wn regi
ments. All Sutlers doiug business in this city
are ordered to close their establishment
and join their regiments, without delay.
All violations of this order will be
summarily punished.
A LV AN C. G1LLK.M,
Col. 1st Tenn.Infy.Prov. Marshal.
Nov. 2' Jw.
Oiilljr u niieci Ion tit!i Ilie l.oiila
'vlltt) HNllroad.
TiiAi-iY Swas are iaiii in I lie liehl
witli their lare l'assenjuT WavM.n Cur
Mitcli'llsvill ami i Vankliii, Ky.
l'.vc r l0ilj wishing to no t-Lu'iltl ay
jily tally t-vi-ry tlay t tiocuro fruts fur
next day. CT 1'aexfimfrn rallnl fur at
tin ir ii'siil' iu t a a S iiV Km k, A.M.
thai.lv a- swan,
N'h1'! if" N".. " (';. , vi,.f .
Triumph to tli Xnitivlll L'nioa."
MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.
Rebels Removing; the Inhabitants
from Fredericksburg!
Gen. Samner Demands the Surrender
i 1 . of Fredericksburg-!
Large Force of Guerrillas at Aquia
Creek and Icesburg ! .
New York Money Market, &c. !
UfiAucju Admits Anur of Potomac, Nov.
22. 'Last night was spent by the rebels
removing the inhabitants from Freder
icksburg, and throwing up earthworks.
Deemed injudicious to open on Ihe city
to-day.
Our encampments, w hich were in range
of the enemy's guns, have been removed
further back from tho river. The rebels
lired a few shots, to which we made no
response. '
General Sumner demanded the sur
render of Fredericksburg yesterday.
White's rebel guerrillas, twenty-five
hundred strong, appeared in the vicinity
of Leesburg.
At Aquia Creek a number of guerrillas
were seen last night, their intention ap
peared to bo to murder and plunder.
New York, Nov. 2-1. Gold 30.
News unimportant.
Gkkkraju8 Clemency. GefTrard, the
President of Hayli, is known for his
clemency. Put this clemency is not the
careless act of a man with whom every
thing has gone well. On the contrary,
GellVard's heart has been wrung by the
keenest woes that can try a man, all in
direct connection with the exercise of his
power. His only son, a youth of eighteen,
died of exhaustion and fatigue, brought
on by his exertions in that blessed and
well-nigh bloodless revolution which
carried his father to the Presidency. His
eldest daughter died in childbirth from
anxiety for her father. His youngest
daughter became the victim of one of tho
most dastardly murders recorded in his
tory. Yet nothing of all this has availed
to sour or freezexthe man's long sullering
generosity. A general officer in atten
dance upon him resolved to murder him,
and Gell'rard knew of it. Takiug with
him the would-be assassin, he went to
tho cemetery, at the gate of which he
left two ' guides" who had accompanied
him, and proceeded to the son's grave.
Having reached it, he turned to his com
panion and said, ' I know you carry pis
tols to shoot mo on tho first opportunity ;
do it here. Let mo fall on tho grave of
my son. Do yon hesitate V" he proceed
ed alter a moment, "take my pistols if
your own fail you." The spirit of the
assassin was disarmed; he was forgiven
and retained his rank.
It is said that the depredations com
milted by Gen. Chant's army, in its
march to Holly Springs, were committed
by loyal Tcnnesseans who have enlisted,
and took this opportunity to avenge their
wrongs. They were careful to bura only
tho houses and barns of notorious rebels.
! DISSOLUTION.
Mollis HR1I OP AXDBR30M A KOilASd WA
JL kbit ilny Unsolved, ty mulnul cuiifnl. Ttiu
boiiki mill ccouiita will ! fouud In the biodi of
Andrew Andi-rnin, for collect iou, whw luu n uu
tiiorlzftl to rtx.ipl fur tbuiu; ud will tarry un
tli l)OV LmilieHH ftl the old bland, No. 63 liroud
trml. Orden fulloited.
ANDLKW ANDKttrioN.
J. 11. lto.VA.Nrt.
t'.l.cj- lSlti, Xu2Miw
, DRUGS!
LI. KINDS OF DRUGS NOUGHT AT
V. Ko. 60 Cinrry street, aur LX'tdarkk trecl.
i oia i a
Ufliabursfuifnl of Officers.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY,
wttf kav lwu at auy exiJtuM lu tliO foiial,..n ut
t hair I'ouii'auir abd KriiuauU, cull ba
Reimbursed by Government,
by placing their Claim iu tlie baud of
CHAltLEO II. GREEN,
(,"..( or iVI'twn atlawui eyn.uj Vi llvtmmme.tt.
OFFICE Ko 38 NORTH CHERUY ST.
Novla-tl
ISTOTICli !
j rpilK V liKKIGN Ki l!t(J TO IXiUltJd Till;
' 1 1'iibU that 11. ry l''ivo
REMOVKD
IfiUi tlirir Stain iu tuiou bUvtt,
'To No. 22 PUBLIC SQUARE,
' i r.- v. y .ii U-J ty Sn uuiws A Jit'viM.kt.
j WdTThn T.adlwi jll) M.1I unf.r a lor is
j I Ot.i iL'K titvt
E. & J. NORTHMAN,
Hi r.ibi.-! Iwj vtovii ft m Vi. jm Pxm'I.
SPECIAL NOriCE.
I 1.!. ! KltSOVi IN'I'KliTKI) T'i M. I'nWlKS
I V .11 h.t t'h.il.i.ij; t.n. 11 , ,,, . 1,. , . j li'-l lit I
II. it s.-iii itii m i.i.. y 1.1 1 .' m I i'.. 1 iv 111. 1,1 .
.t.H.r ac.-oniit" I .r tl.lrly 1 uyt f I. .l
1 ,nd i.i'..... I; i,.'w hi .Mc.t'i. llisi .4 1'. No. 2
1 : i ' - t 1 . , ... 1'. I'l.
CORRECTED DAILY lj W. Z. CHILD3 CO.,
5..'62, COLLKOK STRUT.
TU qaolatioai ara .t L'nlud FlaW-a
Traa.
vry ala, Okii, lud.aua, and Kculai kj :
Dank of Ttiamw :
din.
I'nli'D Bank ; 3
Platitara'Bank.... 3
alorrlianty llask 14
Dank of tli Univu 15
Tradi-ri' Uank li
Uitik of Cusuuiarca mj
City Bank tl .u
Karmara' Rank .' a3
liaok of Taria )4
Ilaakof Cliattaoooga 1Q
Hank nr Mi'inoklf
Ruck 'i Ditiik , 3
HWrr Itiink 11
Cowoneruial Rauk (
3oullirn Rank 40
Ruikof NnahTlll 10
Hank of 8halbilla 10
Ocw Bunk 40
liank or Dundrlilgv ....40
Dank of Weat Tudw.i 1.1
iaiikof MM. Ilt launeaar 10
Narlbaru Uauk 1
Oeorsla and Soatb Taroliua..
, ..21
...M
...Ui
...11
dla.
Nonli Carolina and Virfiiila .
Alnbaraa.
Loulvlaaa ,. ..
Bayinj. FrtUwj
.... M
.... 18 Tl
Gold....
Silver ..
DOCUITII. WILD CAT.
North WVatorn Riuk cf fiooigia. ...
Ilank of tho Empire Eiati1. t;arnU .
Dunk of Alliens, OxilK'a
. ..)
. ..tu
union Hann ...
Hunk of W bitfield
Timber Cutters' Hunk
.to
Itcfune the Issue of nil Hanks
mentioned below.
The following Tonniiea Ranks ara J.rnkon. nr
havo km wound nji ; and their Notot, If any are
out, ara utterly wortlile:
AKriultural Bank, at Brownavillo.
(cutr.il Bunk of Trniicpui" at Nithvl!lP.
Farmers and M- )iani s' Hank, at Monoblt.
Wecbaiili-f' Bank, ut JI"in.ln.
Miinhia Saving Inetitiition, ut Meuii'Lls.
Hxchanire Bunk, at Mnrrrc-efbor".
Minors' and Mantifactiirvra' Bunk, nt Knoivlll .
lWikof Eiuft Tunne.uii'e, t Kuoxvijle.
Hank of Trcutnu, ut Trenton. -
Hunk of Jellerann, at Pundride.
Hunk of Clttilioriic, ut Tarewi'iT.
ll.mk of 'i'Hzewi'll, at Tmcwell.
Iiiiwr'-ni'vlnirn Hunk, at Lawreui'Cburg.
I'ltiw-na' Hunk, at Memidin.
Bunk ol Aiunrica, at UarkuvlUe;
mmtxtml
MONEY JMARKET.
'irnrs or 111 k l.ovmvtiM Jora4i,, 1
i'l Muy, Not. Vl,
There fa rather more briiiknis in inonttturv annn-d.
hut no muteriul clianfe in rale", 'l!,t Imnkt nj iay
inir iSruao W cent preiiiliiin lor roM Mid dclliiiK at (Vi
(:;3 r'wnt. Silver wan in fair d"inuud at old rutu,
fay 2201,'a vnl romtitti) buying, nnd 'i'.ySi f
cent i;llinir. The rulin(( rnti- oilerinn 'or Itomuud
Notva n Z'JdWi V, ceut tiri iniiun Tticre in it better
ileen ind for Kunteni exciin' ire, the bankerx buyintr
nl i coul discount, and selling at j ar to cent
I'rt'iuium.
WANT TO PURCHASE
TEN THOUSAND
Union and Planters' and Bank
of Tennessee Money,
i FIVE THOUSAND
Chattanooga and other Southern
, Money,
Wk.ib wa will jmv the blhe't prlt-t. tb-e.tiOV-KUNWENT
fllKCK.-,
7. E. CHILDS & CO.,
N.l-!-lw BROKERS, W Co!le;e Ptre-I.
HUGHES'
I'll EMI UJI
ART GALLERY,
t'r. lljc und In I on St..
'ym GAU.EKY IS OPEN DAIM FROM 7,
.1 A. II. to 5, P.M., wbera fitluiu of II wu.t
ewiBfut uu uia; ba Meu.
Photographs, Ambrotypes,
AIKLA1NOTTPF.S, l.KTTKKTTPKH, VIOKETTKfl,
and CAUTKS 1K VISITS, ara uuttla iu th blUtht
tyla of ierteuiua. "
AWfTUe pablio ara reipectfully hivltd t viiit aur
Oallarjr, wUera all nlcturea u.ida are WArrauU-d to
give liatirifaclion, or uo charge will bv tuaie.
WANTED,
One Ilundxed Wood-Choppers.
rpiIK VNDEKSICKKH 13 WAKY OK ONK
1 hundred wood-rboMer)i, la which will be paid
oue dol.ur kt cord for tatting woo 1. Knqulre at the
(lovrruiimnt wood yard, near tbe I.eiiiKvllle lpot.
Mcl.VS.-lia. 1, WITKOWK1U.
QuarfrIaa(lrs, Cfrtificate
' ! V U R C it A J K D BY
CIIA.S. H. GREEIST
OFFICE, Ko. 38 Cherry St., (Up Stain.)
Dr. King's Dispensary
ton i'kiv.vii: i"isi:ni.n.
trps li'.t KINtl.loriuvny or Ni Vork. to
4' a. Jr''- the last fniir yir of lu:rnio. Ivy,
' and shohaa Jeyotfd h'l aiuxllcuia
the treatment nf private lirrarf fur DO yeara, flatten
blDineir, hav'.DK att 'iidt-d to a (?: I Kavfor io man)
yra, and corrii to uiauy thoapanda, ten ptialled ti
e.iro a.l difj-a-r ol a private palura, uo roattfr hi.s
bad thy roy bf from iniudlcloua me'tinal Irnaits. 1 1,
or iri'n urniwi (.1 in.irowp. iir. It inf vwltotltArv
I 0 ib Iwa-lrrirk urn, btwera Cherry and tueaqaars,
ai'.iid lory, xtiere he euru all dtsoMUivf a iriTai
1 Dt.ire.
II inorhea curtMl without oauseuus cuad.rlafca or id.
rlMcoi e wi;u nasiui-M
j Kirvuni t,( old or rMVBt dt, ?etally euret
I -wrtjyt,by a'j (T-rfct'"0 uhifh cu a in p'.
Whir a tur i.j'.iU Lcalth cJitit te enjoyM,
Prr n" d'i r rn nf ri"' m achii-f and audi?'
1 "uliKf ir.e o.ijfPiiii'i o ') roach
j Hyilnlir. '.th Ml tho d wm of tbe u . , f-row.ii
i ou. of a .K'f.l cr bu 1 truitocui, . ati be ii-fw tu,l
f onrcd in a tow dhja
I roJn.w. I'ari ri:itr v xi .t-.-j i.t ;tif ina
Blr. ti trtts d ftH( ard a'l t'?e r.-.r-on-j.-nc rowi
(.it nf u, bnmjlit no 'b rriiry ny i' r tiruiam
1 ba'r.'.ta t mcfiBrfi.tcrttil yo if , i:ti udnl
. juuee of tho patni in, a fc?!wt f wl.'rh will uadrf
IwtMV noastit-t!on,ri,nd,"r,'-t lhi nit.Jv-t tiDBtro?
I but mr or f":i,.ty,aiid 0 r,r ns., tr o'd .
j y-'i.i' bo may be im.i h, ;o , y il,!b,uilj
be 'V'imb say r.m aa'ir.,i . ,,. 1 fi '
j IVrkofi r-- dil n ahroal, hy : , t nr. ' r: , .1 y t, u
I owp. lib al eiicltid. n.,i 1 in 't. a .in St.t
I ir..dor;(k itrot, Ka,brH'e, T. . 1; . i i'r.iitiiKit.
itt iridic n. ant to 1 tjir -i.. i. ' hoar
Iron t ')'..! kit a fh m .rr.n ut 1 'J- wi'ti
iiytO-lr .Kmif
KENTX7CK Y
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LOTTERY.
it; '-fkaivc'i: & co
MANAGERS.
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Draw, Daily at COVINGTON, Ky.,
AT HI AND & OXUW
Urukr tU Superinleihlence t.f Siwrn
Commissioners.
CAPITALS
$5,000 to $40,000!
Tickets from One Dollar lo Ten Dollars.
Ordera fur Tlrketa will i. .,.r.,.i . ....
j' iuui uy rc-
Inro mnll.aud ur mricial IriwiLK sent to all ir-
urifiUvUkB
AM orders for Tic'acbi, aUdnaa
R. FRANCE & CO.,
' Circular unit frt'e to UU ordering.
. JiiIj29-.10iu
M. L. ALEXANDER,
Auction & Comlnission
MERCHANT,
No. 71 I'l HI.If! Kll7Alti:,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
G0LICITS CONSIGNMENTS, AND WILL OIVK
KJ prumrt ntt. ul i.u to Ih.i sale i,f Hrv (iiodi. Boot
Bboi s, Huts and Merrliiini.'Ue gent-ntl'ly.
All aulea tush, and r' turim ii):ide jirornplly.
lUrKnNcM : M.ii rH A smttmi, n. S. llnllins
S Un., A. J. lnncii A- f'n., Niwhrille. Tens.
tg5-tf
Charles II. Green,
AttKST FilK THK
tlLLECTIOl OF CUIHS
AGAINST TUB
U. S. GOVERNMENT.
Office, No. 38, Cherry Street,
(UP STAIRS.)
July 20 11. '
Claims Against the U. States.
AI.I.FV A. HAM, will attend to tile rollertlon of
chum jiralnst uny or the l'oitel ftalea author!.
tici either Urru r at K'aMiniglon. M rnay he loiin l
at the rrwaoi-e Homo. -
Naahvllle, Juu Ulh, ISfl'i
SPRING WAGONS,
fur sale at
MYERS, HUNT & Co's
CARRIAGE WAREROOM3,
North Market Street,
NBAS JtJIZ 8QUAKK.
Nwt.I 2ia.
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cj i its
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CITIZKNH
uml KVKH.V1 IO 13 V.
VOX1K TO
IV0. 24, DL'ADLHKK STREET.
Whre you will fin'l II.
CHEAPEST TOBACCO,
in K.uhvillo. Alo
Corlee. 'X'tav, JticA,
1 3Iutttr.t, 'I'ublp-iitlt.
Htarc;h. Fiwla, Iopjoi-,
Hpioen. Virieattr, Houj,
' ' CumllPH, Msttoheri,
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"Vruivinic-j)np.r, Aio., Act-.
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OV TIIK
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
flMIIC KKdriAlt KKSMOS WII.I. nl'KN A
1 iiiuii! on Ihe I t M"iidy iu Novi'inlirr and
(Oiitmue until lln l of M..f h I.:i.
W. K. HOWLING.
Toull Ilie Plllllury fteparliutnlt In
, tUe District ol tUc Ohio.
OV AM AfTFfl TIIK lvt f'Y Of Jt'LV l..J,
,n .... i ti k , 'he M. t ioud HoUl la Naali
vill.e, nil '. ulI ou.- I-u eirct, opN,n,te
the i.iinl ll"i I "ii ; i:-p Ky.. for ull truncal tinn
i r hi.rr lu I m d ) n'. O' iit. I r il r'" inont'ia li nn
Ju'y ll '' i I li u'.iJ.- KAll.N'.Jr ,
i! :fr i 1r. t,,r fir 1'ic Myirh t oroi.i"
S. U IIIjI.'.h M.u . -t iriC'i .i d lor k" I i:HU )
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ROBERT I. MAITLAXD & CO
General Commission Merchant
AND
BANKERS,
63 and 63, Bearer (S rtet, aad 80 Ixciac
4 i. ",
RnHT I,. Vt.itl.'.!..
iuis tVHinnt.
Hay , HtU.
Xcw York,,
TENNESSEE BRANCH
IliTIOilil CLAIM AGEIiCY
ONDSSTKD T
IIAUVKV, COLLINS BRACE,
WASHINGTON, V. C, .
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent
No. 3, Cherry Street, Nashfille, Ten.i.
rpiIIS AOKVCT potic!...." recti' nr fK.-ilitlm fr the
X iuroMaful pronccnlion and M lllrtiin; ol l.
natidi fill nut the General (Jovrrnment of tVKUI
DKSCUIPTION, In cotidurb r linrini; hid nra
years' oTerh-nce in the managcniont of rl.um
for Con'.rena, the t:onrl of t'lnlmii, and t!.a Kirtn
live Pi-iurttufiila at AVasliiiivtni, nt. I biux tbor
ounhly ac-inainlcd aud f miliar with th Km iui.I
refutation" Rovornlug Ihi lr adjimtmi'tit.
Partu ular altentii n n ill be nlvcn to " n n
out of the present ur, in. lu.liiiw' tix- n n'ini.1
Htatea, I'vntrnrtnr. und It.at.uriiliia ::. of the
War and X:ivy !N-.rtiiicnli, and for ''Collect
Ins lari 1 1 1 its", nixl UrannlriitK VoU
UHlCCra," Ihe rcinilnir cmciit of wlii. h is 'iiithor
iwdliynn act nf Cnni.THHj CLAIMS I UU 1SIBM
NITY FOK 1'IIIVAIK 1'ltOI'KHTV T A ii KN 1 OH
PUBMO I'SKS, till H'K I) A SI Mil S '1 .SUCH
VnoPKUTV, for lit risen IomI .ii the -r. ttu i fi r
Nllltarf I'uy, li'nloiikkMiiJ ICownly
L.aiil.
We f;lv ainicinl ailiuil.uL to ioc ii :u I'i'll
alona lloiiiitlca, etc, niii,; i,, ;-..'.vri
who have befit woiaidcd, ronfrii' t., t! oi4, f t'ie
fiiillilici of mn h a hitvu ilii'il, or hi cu k':,l v' .'.r ia
the dinchai i.1 of thctr line of drt 4 ioi' h .h::o th
nrcnuut nr
r-'peclnl cm o lll alno lio (:iven to (!:(in..s wh cll
have her n hiTi'l'dore Itrjcrlril or uniUi'd
by the I'cpartuntiUor I nf Helen 1 1 y .llaiiaicd
Prompt attention a No uicii to II, e ol'tr(!(iicl
Qual IrriuKnt. l ri IlcciMpH i;ii'ii f .r Prop-rty taAec
tor Ihe ue of tho Army, lo in r uiiim Ai-coiimn with
aiidcnllti'tin ( la ui aK.itnt I lie ','iKti li'i nm.v .1 l lr
purtineut.
Ail Claim.- plu. i"! in .". i iu.i ip. ri' f TrurLpt
1'crannal Allriilion, t !..- .1 y .i i:trg n.iny
which, in the hand of an Ai'orm y nl k'.t il'ntuut
point, liiMiur.nl ly jirovn iiiimict i-.'u!.
A-hle trout lh. deeded ad' mil i;.e, i.i:: ,!A;'y ia!.r
coiir-.e with all Ihe IV;.Ari ioenl en.il,;e4 u- !a wan
raru'ii to ubtn'.u d"idoin inm !i niof. . e i'ly ttm,
where ul commiliilMition and other i.i
Ultmt h condtK ted thl'olil:h the inull.
To thin und, we folic, t j on to I.. hi ,1 l
all c;iie ofHiK'h rhitrncler yon nut) fr-in, I
have presented, and. 114 in o,;r i iilom, v
Dish yon witli nil tiio neceoary l.!nl.., ,
.i (oh ;i
I . IT
fc tae
h-fi.
I(iiiilred, lllstrui tli.Tit.
No chure mitde in any en"' tn.li ,.a.i'',i .
Addren: i;ilAl:l l S II. DIiHl..
No, '1H rio-rry sire.,
" Naehihr, 'feno
ic r. r i: i: v. n v v.
:
lion Kk.uaH i Vi.l i li.... Major of
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igtoa
II. II. 1 RKM.I . . . .
IViniiiiH.-iioner of TftMlc
A Hull IIok.
Krle. P.
... I'hiindelphia. la
. . Wnrreu,
. . Krie,
Ooi emor nf Ohio
I 'hlc nilo, 1 llincji.
ulfi tow n, N, V .
...Kile, pn.
. . I'anhin ll'i $t,a
I.
.. .M-wlviile ,1'a ;
. . .I'hli m;,i, Illin .ii.
...Terre llnille, l,J.
lio iniiati, I lb I
" ;iini' .1 Pail
" 'I'lloHAH It PloKKM Ii..
" I'. II. CrilTl:'
" Kl.UAH I1AIII1T
" Wll.l.lAH lkMOV....
" JlKUli M. LlTAO
" ;maiv II. Il,'a
('apt. W. W. Iiimis . .
V. T. famisox A I'o
Wm. P. Smjttai'.k K.9'1.
Hahi'ki. A. Komi, Km..
Cobv llAkii.il R, Kxq....
I. A. Powhii, f.
W. A J. W Koe-nji,...
Gen. Hi hwat Tnim S in I'liui, i, 'o.i'a!.
.loH' I). Ilirra, Ki Aurora, Ind.
A. . 11 iht, Ki'q NebnuiKa, N. T.
W. K. Iltavar, Ki Utnaha itr, .'. T.
Hon. 8. (). Iun.iv Pern, N. T.
!Uhi P.CaoaiiT, K4....l'etr,,lt, slii'h.
Tuom ah M. Wuwi.1, i:'i'... New Ualllinoro, M .
WaliJu A JrvrokiHi Keokuk, Iowa.
W. li. III.ackhi'bv, Kaimaa Ternloy.
II. IH'Miauroa, l.til A Cu..V40 llroadwav, S .'.
llowaaK, liirKHA A Hn :ii. III ami .'id VMey (i
i")t.ii, Jr btw Voi-.
Oikmu A Imixsii W barren itrant. ll.X.
Jl.koNIc II, lll'cit, Kt Na.AU at, ror., Watt at,
New Yva.
Ii. K. Ifc)ii(lT, Kit 4i7 llroadaay, f . Y.
Wuijam iaavEA, : A Kiillonau'et X. Y.J
('iiaulk.'I Kot, V.n DiurlniiNtl, Khia.
Juu (itiKiK, K, f'ovinxtiiti.lK.r.
Mini l a A. Kik li, K' Utllle, Ky.
Jultf-ly.
(iltOVKlt Ac 1IA.KK1CS
SYAWM) NU .l!i: FOIL SILi:
MACHINE NEEDLES
tor (rover A IlitUer'a, WUeelt
M llim' aud How ft .Tlurliiitev
Alho, MACHINE OIL,
Alul every lliliu "i'luiinK lo Sewing Mc!iliie
All . iui oi
MACHINES REPAIRED,
At W. lnoniH i Wall Pipn Store, ( or. ll-JTlra
lleet and Public .w'Uaie,
aUKil-ly liy r. M'UIUI
Government Glaims.
ANDREW McCLAIN
WILL (II VK PltHMPT AHKNTIHX TO THK
C"ilei I inn of ci. nine nf i w i kind ati!.itt lite
(iOVelulll III of t'lO t'llitel I t !., - .tllll-Lii ti hi'
ti",
OFFICE 0N UNION STREET,
between Cot'cxa (ind Cheiry htrtitu, fopi ovel
t'oi k Hook Hi ore , N tmi vn.i.i:, TriifA-aa-
Hurt X H F. S f t ,S :
UI Ill t,H uwnty Kdwa4 It. Kut.HlUi.! ': f . iUl .
Horn H. l.arririoii, A .1 . loiio .hi.
Ititorl lvHylliill. . lor tin rl'.e4.
.v.uii cMiJy lir. 1. II. (lor don, .1 W. Il .!.
J'Kttlti county I ol W. II Hnti'.
IVdrrH oohm Koberl l',iln, Itcoret J. K; .li ofleM
H k.14 t'lUhtf Wl.iinlli l:o- u.
. .'uM.v fur J n,ua Kd Var.l I. lot hli, V ! in I!
Tally.
?,(Vil y Willl.nn II. Wi eio r.
M'lflt.tU cvUH'y A iii.er M 1.
tSmnltrr vmtnty It ilie Pevt.in, Thoiii.u 'I', ,u om
JurhtoH aou'if., -Iiavi I li, p e r I
hatt yriiM-ll u. T. A. ii. Sh'i, li , II k det I
alcKlnney. .pttvif
Wanted to ilirc,
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