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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
rpr KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN.

4 Northern paper, giving au account OF Gen. Bragg's
withdrawal from K 1ntueky, INDUCES In the following re.
nance:
While 10 Crab Ocohsrd Ian. Bragg was surrounded
by a number OF Rebels aud one or Two Uaionists, who
Piled him With question: until he was forced 10 make q
little speech in answer 10 them. Ia this speech be
touched upon the eutjset Of ths campaign into K ,Dtuc-
ky. He said that h, aud bis Government had been 10 Q
led BY their K ,n'ucky frend-, Who had represented the
State as ripe for revolution. They had been deceived;
but the mistake was discovered too late. The campaign,
he faid, which they had urged bad been made, and been
made In vain, at = great cost OF men and materials.
There had been no I'd squae recompense, and the dead,
wounded, and prisoners whom he had left In Kentucky
more than tquilled the neE recruits he had received.
He said they had anticipated obtaining rot less than
6ty thousand recruits, whereas they had not received
1--we thousand.
At this lncture q Union man respectfully remarked
10 IAN Bag, Iha. there vas no uss In attempting 10
Il zht Ksatucxy 90. OF the Union. Bragg repli d, yer.
ltstim. Il know /. nov, sh; and | never intend to at
tempt Ii again. | sm nov leaving the State ~ fast a.
poss.bls, and | never intend to re- enter L."
fHE ELECTIONS Il HOWL FROM BsEss1r.
In an editorial upon the political movements At The
North, the New York Herald sAys:
Instead Of carrying on the war far the Union With
yieor aud ensrgy, the republicans have obsIucled aud
psrilyz d |. BY their dishonest schemes TO pervert Is into
q war Tor tue hoohtioh VI etSsefy. iuo tieo3oue ~
the denunciAiou Of the popular wrath against them,
and IL they will not heed this manifestation LEI them look
out for more ,erribls consequences. They might a. veil
atts mpt TO arrest tie progrets Of the houir 6 TIDE Of the
ocean as TO stop the revolution which hes nov ct in.-
Their wisdom viii DO to submit with . good grace to
shst " i~nevitsble. TIE compilation Of the Eo'ihsrn
revolution Of the polls vii be the gnal iof . similar
revelation Ut the South, which vii overthrow J q d..
Wis l. Co TIE people Of III, South vil coon undsIs aud
that lh.y have been deceived by poll icans and dems-
eoguss, and have expended theiri tljod aud treasure 10
vain. The reatoratio p, Of smiosble ~I,lit'ots vll follow
and the authors Of tie disruption Of the Union vii ntst
with the rewards due 10 their ar mes.
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DIED.

10 stva,nGA. on the 9Sth ut, Ms. p. R. PLKAsANra. rsnet
Of the late Dr. Samuel PieasAlts, Of Richmond, Va, Ia the sd
Yea II her age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
TIE oARfRALDi Ix~cIffhEhf'
A Lcndou letter, Of 0ctobsr llth, says:

London, and indeed all England, Ia 10 9 feimsnt re-
spsc.ing Gatibsli \, and several rats have occurred In
various qlsrsers, r~ssultiDg in pitched battles between
hs sympa hiEers and the adherents of the Pope. Last
Sunday a serious confic. took place 10 Hyde Park, and
it is understood tia. the rival factions are preparing for
a more violent demonstration tomorrow. The suIhori'
lies are takiag every prsosu.ion 10 prevent bloodshed,
but a vary bitter and vide spread feud exists, and II 10
feared that tho pspess Of Monday will record some
dreadful catastrophe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION,

REFORMATION hsvios been rs,eived b. The f1.c..l's ,ha, u:
foliovIns pd,one era charsd with vshoss feeuies, oeApsd
from The IIi Of ire city ~ L~.nohbarg on he light Of ne fIth IN.
rant. 70 ~: JOHN tPuMka ykAnK kIhgnAf. 0Iplos
ANDtRsoN, JOHN J. Colby. HENRY I. uHNoIt and hlsok
HOOD. and hat hey are res going - largo; nsrs'rs, la
hereby Tier . reward Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each 10 any person or persons Who shah uret the sal %.
csped pd.onsis and deliver them ints TIE jail Of The sails city Of
Lynchburg; and II do moreover rquis eli omess OF this Con.
nonvealh, civil and military, and request the peotls generally,
&, use their bsa esertions 70 procure The Arrest Of The said prison
era that hey may be brsug,t 70 jssuee.
--l Owen under my hand, - Governor, and unter the Lss
Ill Seal Of the Commonwealth q Richmond, this SID daysf
~boltober In the pear 1sea.
By the Governor:
aEoRor v. MuyroRp,
R>orstsr, Of the Oommonvealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

JoHs srnxix, charged With murder. ID about IS or SO years Of
age, sIu made, right eyes, fir c~onpls,i,n, DARK hair, about si
fethlgh, IrishnAn BY birth: has Q dosncntlook, SLOW Of spessh,
clothing not reeolieeted, except Q cap.
raSK KnsnAx. cha ssd With burglary. spus made. about ~ OF
IS years eli, blue eyes fair esmplsxion, dark half. about I've iest
sI Inches high, dosueaa lax al the toes o. one OF bis feet.
mod s,sielv quick spoken had on . Low crowned blset sloueh hat
and a hros 20 mo esfn Raglan oyer-e nt mach worn
GIDEON Ar KRsos. charged " u burglary. heavily made, uoop
shouldersd, fair complexion, sAadr hair ard vhiskers, With bttons
eye; bA, on = ios. roupd-tTovned drss sl'uch hh, very uueh
uorn douacsst looS, SLOW spoken.
Joss J. C0LEr, chaig d viin felony, sienisily and sraight tuii,
sre about % or n. dark eyes and hair. fir complexion lad 90 .
nEhtblne uriform coat; srestrslosy.
HKsRY T sssoT, escape September 9Th ch'rred with fsbLy,
youthful appe IRA o.. fair eopplsIiaa g'od eountsnAner, ave frss
sig Inches high, Ahoa IS yeau old; dressei In back, Win r'ol
tiers cap, and says he enlisted - drummer 10 ems Of The Vhsiia
regiments
2s OF ~ year OF age dst complexion, doNnoNt look, sb,a' i've
fee. ,evsn or eight iIohes high, With red oVsnhit usually sorn ~
soldier nov6 ct
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Last evening, about duck. Col. Wynddan was deal q
fhoroughfrre Gap TO bring in the pitrolA Our foios
stationed there was successfully brought away BY him:
The expedition was fred upon BY bushvhaeksrs, and
two Of the men we're MORALLY wounded. An ambulance
was sent after them. Toward morning the Colonial re-
turned 70 this place with bis men.
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WANIHD.

- good BU6LSIs for 81 Rsnnsnt vlrtiDis Cavalry. Vs
= sach. liberal salaries viii be paid In addition % THAR u.gs :
40 dlsrL Horses uil be furnished By We Reginen. Apply 10
Ays days In person or by letter 70 ne Al Boon 81 JxehAns
Hotel II u. hooLnLLAft
noV8-Ns AdjutAnt Sd Va Cavalry.
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~E.&S. WORTHAM a CO, Dom

WA ul-lou Merchants. report sales Of two crops Of '
bsceo made By them Al the robAScj ~EIeaAugs f,th ADD slH Oct
lsc2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

~ BBLs. pure Older Vinegar, for sale o.
~ "a " W.. n PLEAsAHfs, 15th stlssL
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SuGAR, MOLAssKs, Ae.
NOTICE

dividend NUIACB.
MyHR Board Of Directors OF the VI gina Pre- and Marine Insu
Anes COMPANY, on the siinsl, declared . semi snnual DIV
Oct Of lopez cent, payable 70 the ssOelfhsldsrs Is usaAi, on n
18th Inst.
IoG-lW WH. WILLIE, Jk becty
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Oh KEGS English sl o..b soa., n5 sale sy
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II nRosIsE on-Jass received sas e. e: a u,x,.,.~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

NOTICE. Got looae or vas taken from the rack, near the
IN prmp 1. frost Of We Qisrtsrmsters Depsrtreat. on Tuss-
day m roing, between 10 and " OLDER, q tns elset hA %, With
fair leather Bldie AMI NNtusAls, aud webbing Halter, rau.hide
psdile with q re breast gr,h sad nsres about nrns ye S old
and no white on her, except Q Etue on neJew. l viii riv- so
fer her delivery 81 Mr.. Hixs stable, and to for pto5f 10 convict
any enc Of tikinx her. ~
osa,-ss bsh N O R~st
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Rebels Removing the Inhabitants
from Fredericksburg
Gen. Sumner Demands the Surrender
) Of Fredericksburg!
Large Force Of Guerrillas at Aqua
Greek and Leesburg
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
New York Money Market, &C.. !

HBADoUARTERs ARMY OF PoToNAc, Nov.
22.-Last night was spent by the rebels
removing the inhabitants from Fredor-
icksburg, and throwing up earthworks
Deemed iDjudicious to open on the city
to-day.
Our encampments, which were in range
of the enemy's guns, have been removed
further back from the river. The rebels
fired few shots, TO which we made no
response.
General Sumner demanded the sur
render of Fredericksburg yesterday.
Whites rebel guerrillas, twenty five
hundred strong, appeared in the vicinity
Of Leesburg.
At Aqua Creek number of guerrillas
were seen last night, their intention APP
peared to be TO murder and plumber.
New YORK, Nov. 23.--Gold 3OA.
News unimpOrtant.
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GEFFRARD's CLEMENCY -Gefl'rard, the
President of .Hayti, is known for his
clemency. But this clemency is not the
careless act of q man with whom every
thing has gone we'll On tue contrary,
GefFrard's heart has been wrung by the
keenest woes that can try n 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 the
most dastardly murders recorded in his
tory. Yet nothing of all this has availed
to sour or freeze, the mans long suffering
generosity. A general officer in atten-
dance upon him resolved to murder him,
and GelIrard knew of it, Taking with
him the would-be assassin, he went to
the cemetery at the gate of which he
left two "guides" who had accompanied
him, and proceeded to the sons grave
Having reached il, he turned to his COM
panion and said, | know you carry pis-
tolls to shoot me oil the first opportunity !;
do it here. Let me fall on the grave of
my son. Do You hesitate?' he proceed
ed after moment, "take my pistols if
your own fail you" The spirit of the
assassin was disarmed; he was forgiven
and retained his rank.
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aashrllleS ;Aniol,..
TIE NJ s.:
SUNDAY MORNING, nov. 20, 1862
Er,en,lra FnrnIturs snle.

We will sell on Monday morning, No.
vember "a, 1862, at ga o'clock, at the
residence Of S. NATHAN, No. &c South
Market Street, large lot of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also, on
Wednesday morning, at 90 o'clock, at
the residence of d. ELsBAoK, No. 16S
South Summer Street, all his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE also, one ex-
ira fine Wheeler & Wilson SEWING
MACHINE. See bill Of sale.
B.F. SHIELDS 81 CO,
Nov23-1t VIZ ...tN.
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RE-OPENING. - Messrs. HARDR 4
BRowN, News Agents, dealers in Sta
|iOnery, &c, inform us that they will re-
Fume business: in a few days, at their
Did stand. We chronicle their return TO
Nashville with great deal of pleasure.
|rhty are clever, energetic, and worthy
young men, and deserve liberal share Of
patronage. We wish them the greatest
success. They have arrangements for
obtaining early copies of all the Dailies,
.yeeklies and Monthlies published in the
Ountry, equal TO any other house of the
hind in The South
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Kentucky Rebels Made to Foot the
Bills-Union Men to Have Indem-
nifty for the Past.
LoUIsvILLE, Nov. II.

LoUIsvILLE, Nov. Il.
While the rebel army occupied Ken
lucky, wealthy and prominent rebel
citizen gave information which led to the
seizure of several hundred dollars worth
of bacon belonging TO Union man, the
rebel army taking the meat and paying
for il in Confederate scrip. The rebel
citizen, day or two ago learning he was
likely to be called TO account for his
conduct, aud not liking TO answer in his
own neighborhoOd came TO this city and
reported to the Provost Marshal General.
Being asked what be had been doing, he
replied, nothing. Thereupon the charge
was read to him, and as he could make
no satisfactory denial, the Marshal gave
him writing, substantially as follows ;
"You will return to Washington Coun-
ty, 60 TO Mr.. -, and pay TO him, in
current funds, the value Of his bacon at
the time it was taken from him and
this will entitle you 20 Confederate notes
he may have received for the same. When
you have settled with him, you will re-
oath, give bond, and be discharged"
This 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 off.
Thirteen steamers have been engaged
70 transport Gen. Smith's division from
this city.
A loyal Tennessee regiment formed a
portion of Parson BrownlOw's congrega-
ton on Sunday. Addressing himself in
his sermon TO them, he advised them TO
obey their officers until they arrived in
East Tennessee, after which they shall
exercise their own taste in settling old
scores with the rebels in that section
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Haul of Guerrillas.

Twenty five regular " Butternuts " be-
longing 10 FoRREsT's command, some
cavalry men, some infantry, aud some
belonging to FBEEMAS's Battery, were
brought in yesterday, having been cap
tured by Gen. CRITTESDES's command
Fifty "Butternuts were also brought
in who were captured by Gen. DAVIS
command. They are hard-looking nuts,
and appear badly frost bitten. Uncle
SAM will soon have quite stock of but.
tenuts on hand. We hope the A" Van.
KEGS" may get the "htIll on en-" as SAN
SLICK would say. While the prisoners
were standing in the Capitol yard q
member Of the First Middle Tennessee
Volunteers L. S. A., recognized his broth
er among them. Such is the fate OF civil
war, when the father lifts his sword
against his child, and brother is arrayed
against his brother. On last Thursday
a rebel supply train was attacked by our
cavalry near GAINESVILLE, and the wagons
all taken and thirty prisoners captured.
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Divine Service in the German language
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 Rev. II. EeoRRs, Lutheran clergy
man.
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0vsTERs.--Our friend, c. l.. HoLLIsTER,
pit No. AZ, Union street, has just received
p lot'of these delicious bivalves, which
pre- for sale this morning at the above
named place. We have tried them, and
can pronounce them luscious, and as fine
be VIC ever tasted. We would advise our
readers in want of such to call early, and
secure some Of the finest of the season.
/ See ADVERTISEMENT
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There was = full house at the theatre
asst night Mrs, BERNARD made her first
appearance this season, as Marie" in
be Daughter of the Regiment The
.earty applause with which she was
reeted last night is sufficient evidence
hat she is favorite with Nashville
ndience. Her Marie" was all that
ould be wished. Mr.. j. r. ALIENS
surplice, was equal to any personation
Ii that character that we have ever seen.
n fact every member Of the company
displayed unusual energy, and correct
ess in their different parts, aud all the
arious icharacters were rendered with
recession and discretion, Mr.. W. NJ.
FosrER and Mr.. RADoIAFFE, make their
rst appearance before a Nashville audi
nceon Monday night Both gentlemen
icing unknown TO us, we shall withhold
w COMMENT for the present. The bill for
iOnday night is "othello,' aud +" Box
nd 2oxs'' ~
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DOURTFUL-wILD car.
Refuse the Issues of all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound mp and their Notes, If any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
central Bank OF Tennessee at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, at KnOXvin
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewell ..
Bank OF Iazewell, at Tazewell.
lawrenccburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America, at Clarksvies
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TENN SEE BRANCH
or rHI=
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
eoNDvoFEn ~
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARLES Il. GREEN, Agent
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tena.
CHARLES 81. GREEN. Aeent

UNHfS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities FOE thu
Il successful prosecution and settlement OF De
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION its conductors having had segera
years experience in the management Of cla.mu
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the BzsCu.
tive Departments at Washington, aud being thor
oughly acquainted aud millar with the laws aad
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given 90 cases arising
out of the present war; Including the accounts 81
States Contractors, ami DsbursIng o.ns-5. or the
War and Navy Departments, and for :" COlleca-
ing, Drilling, ana organizing Vol.
untecrs,'' the reimbursement Of which author
lied by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDRM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES OR FOR DAMAGES 10 SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses los, N The service, ana for
MILITARY Pay, PensIons>and RoWnty
Lnnds
We give special attention 10 procuring PEN
siOns, Counties, etc. aocruius 20 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contrartc1 al CASE. o- she
families Of such have died, been killed iIs IN
the discharge Of their line drtv such Iurjog IA
present war
Special care will also be given TO claims whcG
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or In efficiently Managed
Quartermastcr's Receipts given for Property tsken
tor the use Of the Army, 10 arranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against the puarcrmE,t,sB De,
partmeut.
All Claims placed ia ogr hands receive oUr rsuups
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of au Attorney at any defiant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our dairy iator
course with oil the Department., enables IA nos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily toaa
where al communication and other necessary eotah
must bo conducted through the mails.
To this eud we solicit you TO forward l.. a, AZ or
all cases ofsuch character you mas from ts. 81 anne.
have presented, and, is our custom, we ,y. g1r-
nish you with an the necessary blanks, arl. sdeu
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case uulcs, successful
Address CHARLES H. GREEN.
NJ, % Cherry Street,
,sffIr FHasa
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcR--Preaching on Sun
day morning, November 23rd, at Post
Chapel, No. (McKendree M. Z. Church)
at 101S o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. CoSANT,
Chaplain 10Th Illinois Regiment. Also,
at 61S o'clock, P. NJ, by Col. MOODY, 18th
Ohio Volunteers.
The public are invited to attend
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GnmMErctal.
MONEY MARKET.

OFFICE or rnE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
Friday, Nov. Il, 1862
There is rather more briskness in monetary affairs,
but no material change in rates. The bankers pay
ing 2Sa3O % cent premium for gold and selling at so
@33 rs cent Silver was in fair demand at old rates,
say 22G23 n cent premium buying, and 2G@27 y
cent selling. The ruling rate Offering for Demand
NOtes was 23@2j q cent premium There is q better
demand for Eastern eXchar ge, the bankers buying
at u = cent discount and selling par to a q cent
premium.
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Another Rout of Rebels-Splendid
Affair near Piketon.
ldieiql to -Algutant General N'nneH !:
HEADQUARrERs 3gfH Ky. VoLUArEERs,t
CAMP FISNKLL, NOV. 10, lSC2


HEApquARrERs S9fH Ky. voLUsrBKRs,
CAMP FISSELL, NOV. 10, 1902.
/ arrived here (Piketon, Ky.) on the
9th. expected TO have a little brush
with the rebels at Coal Grove, eight miles
below here. Imarched the last day
eight miles through the mountain paths
and got within four miles of them before
they received notice of my movements.
routed them and scattered them in every
direction, taking 75 or so prisoners, a
large lot Of tents, about $50 guns, wag-
ons, and about 40 horses and mules.
| am yet hunting then. in the mountains,
and shall probably capture more of them,
but the main body has escaped through
the Pound Gap There were about 500 in
all--200 infantry, under Col. Hawkins,
and 300 cavalry, under Col Thos John
SON am rapidly filling my regiment
and shall soon need mastering officer.
=
Please inform our friends through the
Journal that the rebels have no longer a
hold in eastern Kentucky. / have named
this post for you and ! 'oU hold Il in yo,T
name.
Yours j. dis, JR..
Col 39th Ky. Mountainous.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

The RIvRR.-The recent rains raised
the river some five or six inches, but it is
now falling, with five inches water on
the shoals. AT the present writing the
weather is cold and clear, with no pros
pect of rain.
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1t is said that the depredations COM
mitted by Gen. GRANTS army, in its
march to Holly Springs, were committed
by loyal Tennesseans who have enlisted,
and took this opportunity to avenge their
wrongs. They were careful to burn only
the houses and barns of notorious rebels.
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Laborers who worked on the fortiica-
tons in and about Nashville, during the
month Of October, will be settled with by
Capt. morton, on Tuesday next. (See
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Dnuy Connection with the Louis
Vile ItRiIroRd.
IA II T.. 5000.

TEALU Il SWAN are again in the field
with their large Passenger Wagons for
Mitchellsville and Franklin, Ky,
Every body wishing 10 so should APP.
ply early every day TO secure seats for
next day. or Passengers called for al
their residences az g o'clock, An
TEALEY 81 SWAN,
Noyl3-lG 80, . College street
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PRovosT MARsHALs OPTICS,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1921

Suffers are reminded that their APP
poin1ments confer no authority TO sell
anywhere except with heir Gun regi-
ments.
All Suffers doing business in this city
are ordered 10 close their establishments
and Join their regiments, without delay.
All violations of this order will be
summarily punished.
ALVAN C. GILLEM,
Col LIST Tenn, Infy, Prov, Marshal
Nov. 20-lw.
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Preaching this morning, at IL o'clock,
by Capt. HARVEY, of 18th Pennsylvania,
And at night, at Z o'clock, by Rev.
JAMES MATTHEWS, Of Danville, Kentucky.