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y THEATRE1-The theatre continues To-
be crowded nightly. We do not think
that all who attend could be accommo-
dated with seats, even Il the auditorium
were twice its present size. eHThe Little
Devil; Or My Share, wapV given last
night, with good cast; Mrs. BERNARD
personating "Carlo, the ----," as the
bills have 1t. We never had any great
admiration for the piece, and will not,
therefore, attempt 10 speak Of the perfor-
nance. We thought, however, that Mra.
BEnSARD, IS " carlO,p (theatrically speak
ing) displayed too much Of the clap-traT,
and are of opinion that the character
could be delineated much better by dis
pensing with such nonsense, We know
this lady is public favoriie she is GER
tainly fayorite Of .ours-being, as we
believe, one Of the most versatile actress
es on the American stage. IL 10 seldom
that she does not have the proper con-
ception of the character she undertakes;
yet we could not persuade ourself to like
her "Carlo" last night. So it was either
tho fault of her acting, or our judgment;
we do not know which.
We did not stay to see the after-piece
-" His last legs but, of course, it
must have went off TO the satisfaction of
all presentwith Ed. WIauT, the inimitable
Irish Comedian, as "FEL1x O'Callahan."
Monday evening we are TO have evil
liam Tell" and the laughable farce of
"Poor Pillicoddy."
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' Relief for the Poor,

The following seemingly stringent or
der from the Executive Office will not be
considered unjust by those who are ac-
quainted with the suffering and destitu-
ton OF those poor families in this county
who are the victims Of this inhuman re-
bellion. And inasmuch as the persons
whose names appear in the following list
contributed large sums of money in
wicked conspiracy against our Govern
ment and exerted all their influence to
decoy poor men into the rebel army, we
believe that all just persons will applaud
the course of Governor JOHNSON in COM
polling those who have offended gre atty !,
to contribute 10 clothe and feed starving
and naked families among US. 1t is
enough TO make ones heart bleed to wit =
ness the sorrow and distress of the poor
wives and mothers who daily crowd The
Executive Office for relief. Hundreds
and hundreds are reduced to the m ost
heart-rending poverty. Mr.. OvERToN,
who heads the list appended, placed his
princely estate, valued by himself, we
believe, at S5,ooo;00o, at the disposal Of
4 Governor HARRIs, to further the rebellion,
andnow let him pay the penalty:I =
STATE OF TENNEssEE, ExEcUT1vE OFFIcE,
Nashville, December 10, 1862.
WHEREAS, there are many helpless
widows, wives and children in the city
of Nashville, and county of Davidson,
who have been reduced to poverty and
wretchedness in consequence of their
husbands, sons and fathers having been
forced into the armies of this unholy
: and nefarious rebellion, and their necessi-
SSs having become great and manifest
and their wants for the necessaries Of
life 30 urgent, that all the laws of justice
an d humanity would be grossly violated
unless something was done to relieve theil
destitute and suffering condition; the fol.
lowing assessment is therefore ordered
in behalf OF these suffering families, from
those who have contributed directly OF
indirectly in bringing about this unfor-
s,-,,ate state Of affairs.
Ths amount annexed to each name may
be paid in five months by instalmcnts
the first payment 70 be made on or be-
fore the goth December, 1862.
All persons called upon in this notice
will pay the amount required to the
Comptroller Of the State, and it will b.
Ooplied, in such manner as may be pre-
= bed TO the purposes for which as i
I, = ~ Affected: 4E
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Great Battle at Fredericksburg
still Progressing.
Burnside's Army Across the River.
The Rebels Supposed TO be Re-
treating.
Dumfries. Virginia, Taken by the
Rebels.
Burnside's Army Across the River
Slave Instructions in suriland.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H. Gen. Sigeps
advance has attacked the rebels. A
fight ensued, the results of which is I'M
known.
The main body of Burnside's forces
are over the river. A double line of
earthworks behind Fredericksburg con-
fronts the Union army. II is supposed
the main body of the rebels have re-
tired.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, Dec.
13.-The battle commenced at eleven
o'clock this morning, and is now pro-
crossing. Reynolds corps, on the left,
advanced and engaged the enemy at a
quartdr TO nine. Seven minutes after
wards the rebels opened with artillery,
to which we responded with heavy guns.
The firing on both sides is at random, On
account of the dense fog. But little in
fantry has yet been engaged.
A force has been sent to meet the re-
bel cavalry on our right and rear.
New YoRK, December 13.-Gold thirty
two and a quarter.
Morocco RIVER, (six miles north Of
Dumfries, Va,) December 13.-Ten OF
fifteen hundred of Stuart's cavalry DASH
ed into Dumfries, this morning, and cap
tured ten suffers and twenty five pickets
They also destroyed several Government
and suffers wagons. Thry then hastily
retired General Steinwehl Subsequent
ly occupied Dumfries.
New YORK, December 13.-Demaru
adyices report serious commotion in Su.
rinam from slave instructions.
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T'HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for ths
il successful prosecution and settlement Of DO.
mands against the General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severa
years experience in the management OF claims
fore Congress- the Court OF Claims, and tho Exeou.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and fmiliar with the lava and
regulations governing their adjustment. 500 1Gf
Particular attention win be given to cases arising
ont Of The present war, including The accounts Of
States, Contractors, and Dlsbursing oncers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for V CoIleca.
lug, Drilling. and organizing voIs
unteers,', the reimbursement Of which 10 author.
lied by an act at Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FeR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and sor
Military Pay, Pensions, and Isounty
Land.
We give special attention 70 procuring Poms
siOns, EBOuBtIes, etc., accruiug 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contraoted ri case. or tho
families q snch have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of dirty such during u
present war
Special care will also be givep to claims which
have been heretofore 1s elected or Suspomdea
by the Departments or Ine1ciently Managed
Prompt attention also given 70 the collection Of
ouartormaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
andoolecting Claims against the Quartermasters De.
partnent.
All Claims placed IN our hands receive our Prompi
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands OF an Attorney at any diatxnt
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intes
course with all the Departments enables us IN mos
cases to obtain decisions much speedily thAn
where ali communication and other necessary desan
must be conducted through the malls.
To this end, solicit you 20 forward 20 Us any o.
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to ins
have presented, and, az is custom, We viii mr..
nsh you with All tho necessary blanks, and, WHOM
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless succeazfoI
Address CHARLES H. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
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Dir. Kings Dispensary
FoR PRIvATE DIsEAsEs.

Mst,ess,Tss0n R KING, formerly Of New York. for
ltikk - The last Our years Of Louisville, KY
- and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment private diseases for 80 years. attcrs
himself, having attended to q practice for SO many
years. aud cured 10 many thousands, he Is enabled
20 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from iniudicious medical treat.
mcnt, or from neglect of their own. Dr. Kings
Dispensary is No. % Deaderick street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story where he all
diseases Of private nature.
G0uorrhwa cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business
Structures Of old or recent date eectualy cured IN
few days, BY an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief aud UNDER
miuos the constitution so much.
syphilis, with all the diseases OF the skim growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be Ell ctually
cured I'm q few days.
Seminal MISUNDERSTANDING tention having been
given TO this disease, and all the consequences grow
lug out Of IL, brought on in many by the de-
structiye habits OF nconslderate youths and excess
i've indulgence OF the passions, neglect Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
icct unit for business society," and causing prema-
ture old age. 4l tI..te
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed direct TO Dr. A. King,
No. % Deadsrick street, Nashville Tcnn viii have
the necessary medicines sent tother address Oilce
hours from O'Clock In the morning until in the
vening July l0--in d&wly.
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FRESH OysTERs. = Messrs CALAN &
PITsFfELD have just received a large sup
ply of these delicious and nourishing
bivalves. We can, with good grace,
recommend them, as we have, upon more
than one occasion, RECALLED ourselves upon
a half-can, the gift of the above named
gentlemen. Call at No. 10, Deaderick
street, get a can, and you will be GER
tain 70 repeat the visit
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neaalng nIastsr on every Page.

Farmers, call for Che Country Gentleman !;
Mechanics, call for the Scientific Am9i-
can; Literary men, call for atlantic
Magazine, and Eclectic Monthly at HARDE
& Co., 48 College Street.
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HEADQUARTERS, NASHVILLE, TENN,l
December 10. 1852. {

General Orders, No. 1.
Pursuant to S. f. O. No. ID, Headquar-
tiers Department of the Cumberland, De-
cember TO- 1862, the undersigned hereby
assumes command Of the Post at Nash
vile, and of the troops composing the
Garrison
The following staff Officers are hereby
announced;
Capt. JNo, PRATT, A. A. G.
Capt. O. A. GARRETT, A. @. NJ.
Lieut.. w. O OseooD, A. d. @.
Lieut.. JoHs X. RANKIN, A. ID. O.
RoBT. B. MITCHELL,
Brig. Gen. u. S. Vols.
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All styles Of Union Note Paper and
Envelopes for the Soldiers. Plain Sta
tiOnery for citizens, good Commercial
Note and Letter Paper, with Envelopes to
match, for all, at HARDEE & Co.'s, 4s Col
lege Street,
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Cit liens, soldiers and strangers visit
ing the city, wishing to pass a pleasant
hour, should call and examine our stock
of reading matter. We are sure to please
all sorts of tastes. Rocks from the ablest
authors, down to the most thrilling blood
and thunder stories printed, can be had
lad 49 College Street.
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Entire new style of Playing Cards
suitable for the parlor games of the day
Ladies, Citizens and Soldiers, call and
examine them. They will suit all tastes
Directionsa ccompanying each deck. HAIR
DEE & Co, 48 College Street.
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special Auction sale. by u. p.
shields A On.

B. +. SHIELDS & Co, will commence, on
Monday morning, December 18th, 1862, a
very large auction sale of Dry Goods,
Shoes, and Hats. Also, magnificent
stock of Ready Made Clothing, consist
ing of Mems Coats and Pants, Youths
Clothing, &c. This sale win commence
on Monday morning, and continue Tues
day and Wednesday, Great induce
meuts offered, to dealers particularly.
dec14-lt* b. r. SHIELDS & Co,
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CnURcH--Preach-
ing at il o'clock A. H., and at 6
o'clock P. M, next Sunday to- mOrrow)
by Rev. II. H. KkLroe, from Washington,
Tazewell esg1llinOis.
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SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. IA, 1882.

RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.--There will be pubs
lie worship At The Post Chapel, (secsnd
Baptist church, on Cherry street, at 1o16
A. NJ, and OF P. M. this day. All are
invited TO attend.
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UNcURRENT MONEY, GOLD and SILVER,
bought and sold at the Insurance, Ex-
change and Banking Office of w j.
MAaR, corner of College and Union streets,
Nashville, Tennessee. If.
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Auction Sale.

l viii sell a large assortment of Dry
Goods, Ready made Clothing, and Toys,
on Monday morning 18th inst, common
cling at 10 o'clock. M. MARBURG,
1t. AZ Public Square.
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A sale of $4,000 bushels of Youghio-
gheny coal was made to the Govern
ment in Cincinnati on Wednesday at six
teen cents per bushel.
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Any person wishing books or papers,
not in the city, can have them ordered
from New York, at slight advance from
cost, by leaving name at HARDE & Co, As
College Street.
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The human race is divided into two
classes-those who go ahead and do
something, and those who sit still and
inquire, "Why wasn't it done the other
way?n
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CHARLEY HoLLisrER, at No. AZ Union
street, has on hand fine lot of Oysters
and Butter, right fresh and fat, and at
reasonable prices.
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LoaisviIIe aud Nashviils ItaiIroAd.

Passenger train for Louisville, Bow
ling Green, and Memphis Branch, leaves
Nashville daily at s o'clock, A, NJ, Louis
Vile time, which is fifteen minutes faster
than Nashville time. The Ticket Agent
is requested to sell no tickets TO any
Station on the road, except upon the
presentation Of pass to such point,
approved by Mej.-Gen. RosEcRANs, The
Ticket oillco will be open in time for
all to procure tickets.
Nov 30--2w.
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by the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON,
EDwARD II. EAST, ~
Secretary Of State.
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NOTICEl

UNION BANK OR TFRNFssRE,l
NAsuVLAn, Dec 2nd, 1864
"a " ELECTION FOR ELEVEN DIRECTORS,
"a 10 serve ile coming year, viii DO bold 40 Oh
Ranking Rouse, 90 MoRDAY, tbo bth day ~ January
neNt
Decl-in COkhEi Cathier,
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Good saddIe.Horse wanted.

Any one having good saddle-hOrse not
over six years old for sale cheap may
address Post ONCE Drawer g.,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-0Aicial infor-
nation just communicated warrants the
assertion that the French Government
has no idea of prosecuting any further
their propositions for an armistice or me-
diation.
No propositions of any hind, in any
form, from any insurrectionary quarter
have been received by the President or
any Of his Cabinet
No discrimination in regard 10 the
Press was made or known at the State
Department in regard TO the foreign cor
respondence. A remedy will doubtless
be applied 10 prevent further complains.
The Navy Department has received a
letter from Lieutenant Commanding
English, on the coast Of Florida, stating
that the boats beloning TO his vessel had
captured in the Marion river The English
schooners Agnes and Ellen, and sent
them 20 Key West for adjudication.
6 Much has recently been said about the
invention Of First Assistant Engineer
Whitaker, for firing guns under water.
A dozen persons have brought similar
plans to the attention Of the Navy De-
partment. II is no new Invention or secret,
having been successfully applied by Full
ton and others. No practical Importance
seems TO be attached to this subject.
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New YoRK, Dee 12.--Additional forces
OF the Banks expedition left to- day, in
Guiding the b0th Massachusetts, and two
sompanies'of Rhode Island cavalry.
The Press announces that SigePs adj
vance 10 Culpepper indicates march 10
Gordonsville aud protection TO General
Burnside's flank.
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New YORK, December 13.-Demara
adyices report serious commotion in Su-
rinam from slave instructions.
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RANAWAY.
WANTED !!

A SITUATION a. SALEsWOMAE, in either a
n dry goods OF fancy store. Address
MARGARET.
ia25-lw Memphis Post gfFca
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SALT !
T US TEES S ALE!
Thursday, the 27th February, Is62,

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me the
~ Eth dav Of January, 1860 by G. A. Hanson and
Mary A. Hanson, will on
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CHEROKEE CuREI

an unfailins cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpotency, Loss Of Power Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Distracted aud Difficult
Msnsrust9n and a diseases caused by de7iatng from
the path Of nature, and indulglg IN Self Pollution
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and full viz -orrestorsd
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnubia hsppiuess
In the Cherokee Cur0 the poor debIasad worn down
aud desparug devotes OF sensual pleasure will and re-
lief
is safe and pleasant in TASTE but immediate In its
action containing mineral poison, bat s prepared
from pure vegetable ozrscts, in the fola OF delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for g. and for
waTded 5y express to ali parts Of the word.
Sold by all respectable druggists eyeryThero
POTTER & MERWIN, Proprlstors.
Sole Proprietors to jefferson street. nesr post Office
g3neTs, dealers in all popular family medicines, Nom
phis, Toun.
E8~Sold in Memphis By I'll -osponsi5Is druggists.
y71rssf Tvg
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30 TAAERs UP OF ESTRAFs.

g He law provides that after the expiration Of twelve
4 months ir0u Jd5 E0stuE Ci stray horse, mule or
and months f3s hogs audshsep, it is -hs duty
OF the taker up pay into the hands Of the Ranger
esrsV fails comply with the law DO further provides
that h RalEsr shan bring suit for the recovery of the
y hole v4lua and damages Now, therefore, AXE no
tica that after the mss Monday in February next
will be complied, by law required bring suit
against all deiuquen Those having sfidHvits 20
horses etc. posted ~ them viii save costs by remit
ting the same TO at Raleigh. 2. S. FIFE,
Hanger Of Shelby county Tennessee,
paT-f-fl Taruerv 25-h 1862. i722-v2ts
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NRTECE-

.EE would hereby give notice that no SEQ
wv more REPAIRING will be done In Lzes}@4t3
our Shops except for CASH The great difficulty 10
making collections makes the adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with at this tire and we
hope none of customers viii ask for credit as we
shall positively make deviation from this rule from
this date either Tor Repairing on any sale Of goods
N. S. BRYCE & co,
Memphis, January leth 1852. Monroe street.
ialg-lmi
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PLOW POINTS.
PLUMBAGE OR BLACK T,EanT

lust to hand ana for sale 1000 AVERY PLoW
ja25 eod3t ORGTTJ, BRnTrrupe & 70
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50O0 yds. CaPpetimg,
500 pairs Hens Ekip Shoes,
1900 pairs Chiidren's Shoes,
35 boxes and caddIes Fine
Virginia Tobacco,
IO0O lbs. Feathers,
2OOO yds. Cotton Drilling,
&c pieces Ticking,
IJO pieces Heavy Brown De-
mestIC,
India Rubber and Buffalo over
shoes,
Cotton Yarns, Spinning wheels,
Wool Rolls, Batting, yVaddiHg,
Wool Cards, Carpet Warp,
Bed Comforts, Blankets,
Axes, EatChets, Broad Axes,
Trace Chains, Table Cutlery,
GUGPOWdeG, Coffee,
Roe HeFTings, Picked Shad,.
Smoking Tobacco, Etc.
n We continue to buy Socks, Linseys,
Jeans, Wool, etc.
ja19-2w Taylor q HECEwen.
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shall be very happy 20 alI my old customers and
friends OF % any other man." who has cash whose
wants either in the wholesale grocery or commission
business, shall be ever ready and able satisfactorily
supply. ID. JAMESON
ia2----- s. E-ont Enu-
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CONFEDERATE LOANl

E1ERSQNS having money 90 loan sre informed that
& they can procure at the Treasury az Richmond or
from the Aaasrant Treasurer or Depositary at VIII
m,ngton Char es-cn, Savsnnah- Mobile New Orleans
Galveston selup bis o. Nashville from any gent OF
the Loan Bonds 0r Registered Stock, payable a. any
period OF six months intervening between three vears
and eighteen years with Interest al ihe of eight
per cent. per sHluul, payable semi annually in coin
Holders Of Treasury Notes az any time procure
from the same Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DEPOSIT
tariss Agents Bonds Il gstered Stock in EXCHANGE
for Treasury Notes the said Bonds Steck 20 be re-
convertible at she pleasure of th5 holder INFO Treasury
Notes and 10 bear interest no The Of six DER cent
per auuul Until reconsert-d aud thus e9nstis
3 d. post on Cal, bearing six per cent. interest
fSgnedl G.. g. ETElI5IINGER
ia24-3W Secretary Of the Treasury
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FOR SATE
e2aOn REzEaLARn

FFHE shove reward viii be given for the apprehengic
4 and delivery TO the Jail Of Chic0t County snsaE
Of r w. MAGILL- who waut1aly murdered Charles
T. Sutton the Sd Es the residence Of his father
in Chicot County, Arkansas sad MaEu is about 60
years old, nearly feet feet high weighs about 100 40
pounds thin visase, front Teeth ON little stopped hair
black with small lock il front gray, balance so ncIninz
70 be- had hair his face when be lef somewhat nts
Egent was in the Mexican wsr
VIII pay the above reward as aforesaid for him.
W. H SUTTON,
noI0 Chirat C0urtv ArEs-osz
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The officers and agents referred to above viii pro-
caed without delay, TO- carefr.ly box and forward to
me- At Jackson all the guns IN their possession, and
present me the bills Of all reasonable expenses incurred
in boxing. -tc properly authenticated and receiDtsd,
and will pay them JOHN III. PARKER.
Jackson, Tenn, January 25th 1862.
5rgiu vuo=-
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SpECIAL ORDER.

IALUU'IVL HEADQUARTERS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 18th. 1862 :
OFFICERS OF -h8 Etiiifia. and gents for conn
Il ties in tbs Fourth Division Tennessee Militia, are
authorized and directed TO deliver guns by them col
lected and received under orders from the Gov
eTuor TO john H. Parker, who viii control their ship
sucL points may designated for their re-
psi-
H. john n. Parker, agent, etc, viii have the guns,
by him received shipped TO Jackson, and Memphis, or
such other points, which la his opinion, they be
best and most speedily fitted for service.
By order OF IsHAI G. HARRIS Governor, etc.
". G.. WHITTHOBNE,
Adjutau5 General.
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MAgERS AND TURNER'S /!

TWENTY god CABINET MAKERS and TURN
1 ERS wanted Immediately at our factory. Steady
employment an good weges viii be paid Mono but
good vy5rtmen need apply.
fa3} Inn MCKINNEY s. co.