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sANFORD's E
YER INVIG 0 RA TOR

tits compounded entirely from Guus become an ca
hshed fact Standard Medicine known and approved by all
that have used it, and is resorted to with confidence all
the diseases for which tits recommended.
has cured thousands within the Inst two years
given all hopes of relief the unsolicited
cafes in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament ndvid
ua taking it, and used in such quantities gently on the
Bowels.
of yourjudgnent guide the tho
Liver lnvigoraor and will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarhes, Summer Complaints
Dysentery Dropsy Sour Stomach Habtual Cosyeness hoio
Cholera Cholera Morbus, Cholera Inanum Fatulence
dice Female Weaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache as
thousands testify In twenty minutes If two three
spoonsful aretakon of attack. All who
aregivng their testimony in sfavor. 6E- Z.
Nix waterin the mouth with the Invigoraor, and swaow
bothogether.
Price, Slper bottle.
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ne Judge ofahe Third District c,ovrrt-,rbe
friends Of L Il. StM0NDS Esq present him as Il candidate
irrespective Of party for the Judgeshp the Third District
oeuSt. ul5 93eE
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SECOND DfsTRICr CoufT. NE are requested to
State tiaf Judge g Do Kennedy has not withdrawn
4 ~ 4 condidata fol Juage Of the Second District
Court.
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HhKAT he Peog IA Demoeyatic Irnion
says zha 6hoaig; Il, tba paaria
Museum, has been presented ssit & section Of he
limb Iree, cut forty aeet from tie ground rnn,
farm FEN miles from that city in the center If
which Y GFlaiY embedded i chain abont three fast
long shs ends hanging down on each side. Tina
limb some By or eight inches diameter, through
which the chain passes. and il hangs about ten il.
rhes bslow where another limb has branched N.
ftfaiing what Iscalled creteh., Ii il suggested
! snsf n some Former period the pieces Of chain
nars liaye beeR thgown over the crotch when the
sfee saa pat sapllllg shereit was forgotten and
nss saee relaained anti thu groWthof tbs tree
= pssairie Undecided tiie original resting place
removed neeslg n feet beyond IT.
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~ Va ttsrringss Patent Champion FIRE and
6foot Nos 81 and "a Gravier street. New Or
's-'s' d6 2ptf
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- GorIEs OF rHE GRnscgsT, containing the
III proceedings Of the Convention, can be had
81 solis counter, III wrappers for mailing.
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~ The oblgipg gentlemen Of Adams Express
again have cur thanks for news in advance Of the
3.gS
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Diseases TIE Throat es3etg Eeeseqs

Diseases OF The Throat Gg2sJ Eeaaa1ys
d. r. CRANES system OF treating all diseases Of the
THROAT and LUNGS b. Inhalation Electro Chemical and
Medical Vapors in connection 18th Constitutional Remedies ia
now well known be the only and rational
NEVER FAILING OF EFFECTlFa A CURE.
Even Ill those extreme and desperate cases. which lid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice
Dr. u has also established Permanent Office Institute
of the and of all Chronic Disease by Of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRo-CHEMICAL BATHS
From three to five applications will 5
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS rs.
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all naades which result from tb n
ence of
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS ETC.
Office and Residence late No. 146 now No. la5 ST. JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and St. Charles streets.
mig 2pAioWeSat,SWt
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bargains Bargains!

AT
D "A. B r. a - EL NJ "A NJ
BLACK LACE sHAWLs. at S4-worth s.
at sC-worth Sl2.
Ladies' BLACK LACE NITTs at Sl-worth s.
Aiexanders Kid Finish SILK GLOVES ellsworth 7-c
NARQUIsE PARAsoLs ut s2-worth 81 50.
DIMITRY BANDS at 15,-worth See.
NAINsooK BANDS at 25c.-worth Sec.
1900 Yards English Rareses,
RAN ana Striped at 10 cents yard Worth 20 cents
Also
New Cnsos Finest Linen Cambrics.
J. A. BRASELMAN,
mz' 2piu"eFr CorRer Magazine and St. Andrew SITS.
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AZ attention Of housekeepers aud Others is
pf aae hsHsshea furniture this ~ II
= ~ esqust street b5 B. " Montgomery aae
tieneeg. ses adseFtiAensus..
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B MaRg IyS Az THE eaEoLE GouRs E.--This after
noon, A. me Creole Course, the famous PAGER
% pace against the trathng Of The famous
sFottef Rttan 81 mile heats. to wagons, best
fhree ~ iaEs ioint stake of 5000 N.Y. ced d
Set yoAr pnggIes ready. Read Mr. Gassady,s card.
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TO Dry Goods .gObBe,s.

For sale on consignment by the undersigned cases UNI
BREtLAs 10 cases of LINEN THREAD lOcases Of SWISS
NULL.
J. G. sIBBALD,
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to1TAGs aEstpHSgE "a delightful cottage resi-
dsacs ~ 81 The eoaaueise ii soaoit L q.
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ligS F0ssIL tRns DISTRICT No. IA regular
elfg % Ibis pary win be held this evening,
slFill room at clock. Fulland panctual
N seauestsd, as business ofimportapce
ste be tTan etad. Sseenotiee @
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p., W., BATTLE CREEK Mich. Dec. q, 1855
,bs pF @ - Thee wilt please accept line inform
caused hy complicated chronic disease attended with an eTap
'o on 'he neal continual course OF suffering through Hfe
hhsg fedchd me 10 state of dependence have not heen
m0e to Obtain stun for caps neither have been able to do them
up IN consequence Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold. This ndced 10 pay Eripgs IJ"doea njn,o
the last cent had on earth for dollar bottle Of hy Hair
lsorAye about the hrSt Of August last have faithfully
ooTea the directions and the Ad spo, Is oveed WITH
n SK ana black though short it IL aso coming all ora
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would re-
store entirely en permanently feel to persevero III
us use ana htug destitute OF purchase any more
would GS thee II thee Sont not bs willing send me an Or
der on thine agents for bottle and myself the rrp.
widow and the fathprlesg" ~ ~ ~ '
Thy FRIEND ~ SUSANNAH KIHBY
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EsrR ~ cRfrler " mule estray il else
Ess ths ap0a PROOF psopetiy lie can RECOVER he
aslas. SIC adseasenleat. l..F - U
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SUSANNAH KIRBY.

Lt1oHIRR, Noble county. Ind, Feb. s, 1859,
" j. wood Denr Sit In tho latter part the wear
St %he attending the State md National Law School OF tho
e o rev irE, my hair from unknown me- COM
neneed FALLING Of very rapidly that in the short space of x
Gf NE whole upper part Of my scalp entirely
e e sae AMI nh back part of head shortly became gray
ua you WI not be surprised whenI tell you thar pon nv re-
turn 10 the State of INDIANA my more cpTn ac1nnces
were NOT so much at loss discover the change ii nv ppear
at all. f'iee' "ehe 10 fecospise us
al once made application to tho most sklfu nhvscnns in
the country but receiving assurance from tn tai m ei
CONG again be restored forced to become reoneIIe ia
ny a N fortunately in the latter part Of lid year le5Y
H the no@ Ms e me BY drgg
e ana tonnd TO satisfaction that ID fbn
desired elect Since that time have used seven daTs tgorh
Of your Restorative and result have rirI cnnt 81 80,
SOFT Slack hair which 40 money buy. ' - 'N''
AS mark Of gratitude for ycilr labor and s1i In IN. r,
ductIon Of wonderful article have Recommendation x nsa
% many OF my friends and aQunnta who an harry tn
nicrrn gou, are using II with like effect ' 49, ff' ~
Very respectfully, yours,
..a ~ A. NJ. LATTA
Attorney and C9IG5elior.n Law.
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zyse Toilet.
TIRE ELEO" II THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTy
"TREFELIO" Curesall EruptionE.
"TREFELIO" sofens the Skin.
'TREFELIO" Beautiaes the SKIN
"TREFELTO" Ersdicatep Hnr1or.
"TRGFELIOn 80 cents bottle
Particularly adopted to warm climates few drops polst
tha water for Hhins is deicOsy refreshing nnd axhs7h
hE giving tn. skin Freshness Sootnee Elasticity Soess
hr'ancy ana PurityCoong and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t,
h rn hnd Of IN aabastsr richness Of Beauty removes ar
Ernptinns. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
a$S~ Sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME No 1874 Oans
tree and by Druggists generally.
TILEsTON & CO.,
my!3 2ply General Agents. As Broadway, New York
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ASHnn.7s7A coFapenteRt driver is directed ia
shc nease appaaslpg ts.iay
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5-,E,ho Hon. p. H. Morgan, Judge OF The
second District Court will be supported reelection by
mis- 2p'4l MANY FRIENDS
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santleor1,a Namsly otsthnrt1c F,ll1n.


CoDpoundedrom Vegetable Extracts and upn GaH
Gases, air tight end will keepin any climate.
Tho Family Cahartc Pill is gentle active Catharo
hch has used in his practice
The constantly increasing demand those who
long used tho Pills and the satisfaction which eli
gard their has induced within reach
The Profession well know that different Cathartcs act
on different portions of the bowels.
The Family Cathartc Pill has, with due references well
established fact been compounded from variety of the presE
Vegetable Extracts which alike every Afoen
ary cana and good and safe in all where Catarn
Is needed such Derangement f he Stomach SeepinesE
the Back aud Loins Coivenes Pain md S5rapss
over the whole body from sudden cold, which frequently L
neglected. end in of Fever Appetite Tsa
Sensation of Cold the body Reslesnes Headschs Or
Regh in the Head all Inannlsory Diseases Worms in
Children Adults Rheumatism Purifier the Bnod
snd diseases which flesh heir to- too numerous t.
mention in this advertisement Dose. to g. Price Dimes
The Liver Invigoreor and Family Cathartc Pills are retsa
Druggists generally and sold by the trade in e lsres
5wns - ''"ss
ST. W. SANFORD NJ. D., Manufacturer and Pro,,iato,;
ssa Broadway, N Y 0p''0si
J. WRIGHT L co.,
ann Wholesale Agents
nNa3~ Anasold BY svHy Druggis
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Tho NEesalrls Faces.

The spriHs meeting 1t the Metairie, to begin to-
ii mofra9, promises 10 be one Of the iyeliest and
most exciting that We have had for several years
TEe stables arc faIl and include NOT q few Of The
we'll ETeIs Of the turf all in excellent CON
tision Ife liberal ana aaairahle mana cement Of
tbs Jockey Gab on former occasions will be kept
slas meeting, and, aside from the excitement
pertaining directly to the races it will be- ever,
pleasure u visit tile famous old ATetairie.
d Hill teE Of general interest to our readers,
VIZ propose W tell them herein what there Is on
hand iii It'd ay Of horse-a flesh for their amusement
saIs meeting
lnor's stabe contains Gasta Dipa, Fairy,
S. Regret and Ben Hes.
and n. IN. boswell have Planet, Fanny IEEash-
Hskgsa, Exctsquer and lyfnette,
Fiji. ge lls nus Jpeii stoooa ana U1aels 1sas .
Col. ai1an has Repeata Dick Eftvard, Tit
andsa two year old out Of Mary Perkins.
Hon. p. n. Kenner has Sid Story, PANE and
EsesBgia
r. b. Folay has Bette Hard, tt,iagg,
ana 7fibiaie
Iii. d. X. Richards has Htiisboroagh, lstoeksseN,
i aa5l Two others.
flp John Campbell has 5.loa ssfopar, 4,flsps.
fzssEs, three and four year old Glencoe, and a
od vi ansr,
81 Js NH T,5ss. Hunter hare saersod and Lane
b VI
NH liiisnls have Neil Robinson and Gca.s
81
4, 81 saaiilers has Magenta and 9igtH.gAf.
" q Moore Mas Laura Ea,yis, molly
lE3ookks aiassitd and LADY Cgfey.
FFomthe foregoing, Be seen that Tie mus
+ tef II asatrong oIe for tha spring campaign and
4 promises any mount Of sport.
Ta5 morrow the sport mil open with two sweep
st'te races one at mile heats for two year olds,
and gay other At Two mile heats for three year olds.
N ts iattar race, a1stsood, Bette EEard, Light;
'sItsg aua sf77pa src to contend fol- the honors.
I1e advertised programme shows what may be
hooked for every day next week. Let the weather
sshs 9aF asa the traek dFy, and great viii be the
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YsiTs+ pF Log Lar Department.
Tlle auhfal COMMENCEMENT Of the Law Depart
lians of the University of Louisiana Is to take place
h 8 N Lgesnm Hall beginning asll o'clock. The
santae i as follows;
Music.
essnierfirg of Degrees upon Die Graduates, BY
I'eof IaaaaslI iant, Dean of tho Faculty
Music. n
Afidfess to tlie laating Glass b. Professor
CArsiian Raselils.
Music.
Asuani orafioa, W John +. Kennard.
Masic s444## # S M
galsdietery Address. by Bolivar Edwards, Of
Louisiana
Masie.
ahe exareiaes VIII BE pleasant ana highly litter.
esing. Ne acknowledge the receipt Of polite III
vitafions 10 be present.
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y D. NEgssN, Is.sl.o.r mo IsEopraetor.

ssssFEoIaae JoUrsN Az OF THE
sgc, III II rSEIoN |, ~ I1oJJISIlA NJ A..
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Copying Presses.

Just received, invoice of COPYING PREssEs-ten diff
different varieties and Sizes
few superior English Wrought Iron all warranted
and for sale at usual prices by
Fl. G. STETSON g. CO..
m25 2p6t "A C,,n, e..oo.
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Foundations
THE
JEFFERSON DAVIS ASSOCIATION


bVN3afe8 To ESsS9'GAasR.
a COTTON PLANTATION IN this State, with about twenty
Field Handsnu have NIL appurtenances and be in such s
aion rs may he made it for the coming seoson 10
cost not over 100000. Apply to
DUMEE & CO.,
mE 2atf No . Tti, n,.
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Res1aOcR

SMITH, COOPER & sTEBBINs
Have removed from Il Tchoupouas street to No "A PoY
DRAs STREET. one door from Magazine MIG 2p1m
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C0&GFety Tissue.

Just Received-one Hundred Reams COLORED TISSUE
PAPER assorted bright Coors For sale Or aue by
H. G. STErSON & CO.,
n,o5 1,ft
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Esf02eN Books.
on hand, large stock of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS of
all sizes and ruled every variety and pattern of ruling
ssing of SUPERFICIAL Royal Medium Deny and Cap half
ponnd Sheep Russian Bauds Full Bound Russian made
OF American and English Buc Laid Blue Wove Paper and
all warranted Of Superior quality Together with large asso
ment Of
SNAIL ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
In Great Variety.
ALL SOLD AT LOW PRICES!
NO Advance for the Present Tariff.
BOOKS RULED AND BOUND 10 ORDER to any Pat.
tern or Style required at short notice
&5~JoB PRINTING executed with Neatness and at LOW
PRICES, by
H. G. sTETSON & CO., :.
Inz' -pol 81 Camp street.
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:
THE ONLY PREPARATION

That has
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ElecEi0ss OF Judges,
ON MONDAY, THE 1sr OF APRIL, 1861.
Citizens Ticket.
T. WHARTON COLLENS, First District Court
L. II. KENNEDY, Second District Court.
LOUIS nUYIGNAUD, Third District Court
j. W. PRICE, Fourth District Court
H. D. OGDEN, Fifth District Court.
D. AUGU>TIN, Sixth District Court
This Ticket will be supported by all who wish impair
t"i and independent Judiciary. mo 2ptd+
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m22 2p1m No 51S Magazine streae
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
From western virginia.

We learned yestesday that the Confederate
Government have ordered the transfer of
Gen. ANDBRsoN's Brigade of Tennessee
Volunteers to different theatre of action
from that in which they have been en-
ployed, and that the "boys" have already
struck tents and taken up the line Of march.
Gen. DoNELsoN's Brigade have also been
ordered into service on another field.
1t will be gratifying to those having
relatives and friends in these Brigades to
know that they are not to winter amidst the
mountains and SHOWS Of Western Virginia.
Where they go, the public will soon learn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
NEW WAR REGULATIONS AT THE
NORTH.

A special to the New York Tribune,
dated the Sd, says that an order will
soon be issued from headquarters inform
ing the Governors of the several free
States that no more regiments, batteries
or independent companies must be raised
or received by them except upon the re-
QUESTION of the War Department. The
regiments and companies now forming
will be completed unless it shall be
deemed more advantageous to the SER
vice to assign the men already raised to
complete organizations actually in the
field.
General superintendent of the vol
unteer recruiting service, will be appoint
ed for all the States, and recruiting in
each will be directed upon the system
pursued in the regular army. Depots
are named for all the Western States,
from whence supplies will be issued.
Commanders of regiments in the field
wanting troops will make acquisitions di-
rectly On the superintendent for their
respective States.
1t is also stated that no more cavalry
will be accepted, and it is the purpose of
the commanding general to muster out of
the service all cavalry recruits in incom-
plete regiments unless they will consent
to come in as infantry. The number of
cavalry already amounts to between Co.
600 and 5000, much more than the gov
eminent can use.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
DIED.

On Monday evening, Dec. I'd, of Typhoid Pneumo-
La at the residence Of DR.. E. n Patterson, in this
county, Mr George W. Fogg, Of Capt. Raybourne's
Company, Col Terry's Regiment, Texas Rangers.
The patience and amability of the deceased endear
ed HIM to the hevrs Of all the family. All that kind
and love could do was done; but nothing could
step the dread destroyer It hard to see one so
early in life, one whose soul bouyant with the
brightest prospects Of happiness sinking in the en-
brace of DEATH But weep not, Mother, for your dar
ling child he is not dead but has only entered into
sweet repose. The rest is his that comes not to the
living Although you were not permitted to see his
eyelds closed to earthly and follow his
to the tomb, there is place where you will 'meet
10 part more" 1t is not farewell forever you will
your son again in that bright that happy abode
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11


A Free Market has been established in
fhis city at the Work House for the benefit of
The poor. The members of the City Council
from the different Wards will give orders to
the poor so they can get provisions:
Ist Ward-John E Newman, John Coltart,
John Hooper.
I'd Ward-James T Bell, George Kinney
IL Charley Thomas.
Sd Ward-Dr Woodward, George w
Darden, VIM Shane.
4th Ward-Major James N Hinton c E 81
Martin, Vim & Demumbreun.
5th Ward-Wm S Cheatham, W Fl Glenn
obs, Jordan Z Coleman.
9th Ward Major B 8 Rhea, James Hay
ME, John J McCann.
7th Ward-A 81 Hurley, Henry Hill,
Isaac Paul.
9Th Ward-David @ Love. DR. C A Brodie,
John E Hatcher.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
Death of Collin W. shesosg.

At the regular meeting of Southern typographical
Union, No. l, of this city, held Monday evening,
9th inst the death of Mr.. COLIN W. SHEGoGG having
been previously announced, the following preamble
and resolutions were reported by the Committee, read
and unanimously adopted: 9F
WHRRRAs The Great Author of man, in the exercise
of His divine will and pleasure hath called to spir
itua existence our late worthy and esteemed young
brother, Collin W Shegogg. But a brief month has
been marked upon the dial of Time, and with hearts
yet freshened with for the departure Of dear
frend and member, we are required, by the impera-
tive decree Of an Awse God to pay the sad tribute
of tears and anguish to the sacred remains of her
high IN our affections. Just arrived at age when
life holds out TO its cheeridg prospects and
brightest hopes, it is indeed of deep grief
that the germ Of vitality in our young friend should
have thus prematurely withered; but the remem
brance that death is the Send of all human sorrows"
warns that lamenting should yield 10 hopeful
signation- victim to that fatal disease, Consump-
tion in its most dangerous STAGE all expectation OF
his recovery had quilted the minds Of his friends,
many months before his decease. In the death of
brother Shegogg we have stern verifcation Of the
knew him twelve month since, as the bouyant,
cheerful and healthy companion of our moments Of
pleasantly, thought TO behold him in the dread
habiliments of the grave2 With abiding confidence
in the wisdom of him that doeth all things well,
acknowledge with humble submission this act OF His
Providence and solace ourselves with the firm trust
that the departed has exchanged his mortal coil
for the fadeless wreath of Immortality. The many
eudeardg virtues of his social life and his infinite
funess fellow member OF this body, shall be as
ever green spots in memories. Therefore, be it
Resolved That in the death of Brother Shegogg this
Union has lost an honorable and useful member,
strong and jealous advocate of cluse, and the
community useful citizen.
Resolved, That sincerely condole with the rela-
tiyes Of the deceased, and minge our sorrow with
theirs in this their sad bereavement.
Resolved That we attend the funeral in body, and
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That these proceedings be Published in
the city papers, and copy be banded to the relatives
of the deceased. . lfl T. WINHAM, Chairman.
TROS L. BATEMAN, \
pa. L. W. MCDANIEL, ro,,,,;.s.j
WIN. T. SKULL, S"'
JNO. L. KIRBY, -
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Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Dec. s.


Mrs. I. G. NICHOLSON, Of the Ladies Fer1nes-
see Hospital Association:
DEAR MADAM Please do me the favor to
apply proceeds of the enclosed check to the
benefit of the sick soldiers under your
charge To the brave. soldier, who has fall
len victim to the exposures and diseases in
cident to camp Iife-far from kindred and
home, even "a cup of water given by a
noble woman's hand, and drained by fe
sered lips, may give a shock of pleasure 10
she frame more exquisite than when Necta-
rean juice renews the life of joy in happiest
ours'' May God, in His infinite goodness
nd mercy, grant that the noble and self.
aeriicing efforts now being made by your
elf and other ladies of the various Hospit-
al and Clothing Associations and Soldiers
Relief Societies, be the means of saving many
valuable lives, and of restoring health and
vigor to the brave soldiers now stricken down
by disease, that they may soon return to the
feld of glory and honor, and with brave
hearts and strong arms, aid in striking
down and driving back the merciless foes,
that seek to desolate our country and subju-
gate our people.
Respectfully your friend,
r. w. BKowN