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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-01-01

ron. decl9-td
~ a5e horned TO annource L. NIXON MOO az
ae Cun'y Court clerk ef Davidson county Il tee ensI
!aE daTeh election. JAM Ia
We are authorized to announce JESSE JORDAN. as can
ddae o1nty Cout Clerk of DaVidaon CCuntg, at the en-
suing Harch el,cign. det2l-ntd'
We auth rzed to announce K0S0IUsKo aANoH as a
candidate y Court CLERK of sTitson coWnty at the
ensuing aaTCh eSctIon dec2l-4d'
Yea c authorised tn announce LTNDS LEY NICHOL q
CLERK OF the unity Court Davidson county
e1saing March election. dec9f-td
For Revenue Collector.
We autho-iei tn announce ID. L ALEX 4HDE8 as a
candidate i,r Revenue Collector. Election IL March.
cec3I I'd
We authorised 20 announce Z. BYERETT as can
ddat for Reeve Collector Of Davidson county at the eu'
suing March election Gec29-td
We ST. 'horised TO announce ANDREW GREGORY IS q
candidate for Re Collector OF Daydson county at the en-
suing Na ch election. dec29- I'd
authCriz ts Gro P. ECRvELL candi
date fer ReveR"e Cole tor Of Davidson county, the ensuing
Marc election. declS did,
We authorised TO R Oh DWELL, the pres
ent ol candida EeY Collector OF David
unty, ct hs t4g March election.
We authorized to ann ounce WILLIAM PAYNE as
candidate for State and unity Revenue Collector for Ia i'd
county 81 the ensrI March elestiOa- decl4dtd'
Circuit Judge.
We authorized say BAXTER will tie Cce
Of Circuit Judge another The people desire it.
6eclS-dtd~
We are su:Noriaei to ounce TURNER FOSTER as
csnddale for Judge q tbs Circuit Court, counties Williamson
ana Davidson. deC@9-td
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MORE Coon NEws.-A report prevails IN our city
tbis Inonino that the steamship Gladiator has ar
rived at a confederate port with 10000 Enfield
Rifles, and other needed articles for the Southern
Confede am We have resson to believe t6at the
report is C0rstitutOaa!ist, Dec. p.
We learn that private letters Peteived in this city
GIadiator nTeviors 70 her arrival, vas that she
was lying in the barber of Nassau, with Federal
vessel moored right along side of her. How she
was able to give her watcher the slip and gain a
Confederate port through the swarm Of blockadr
er9, is mystery Truly the hS4 M o. 81 providence
is in it.--Macon (Gal IsLegrGph, DEC. ~.
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The Florida Legislature has passed an act for
bidding the expectation from thst State of any beef
cattle, dried or picked beet hogs, pork or bacon
com OF corn msal, or SALT or provisions of any
kind, whether salt or fresh. The act also fOrbids
any person or corporation from buying these artlN
cIes Tor purposes Of speculation, and provides that
all provisions CO life shall be sold st price not to
exceed thirty-three per cent over costs and
charges. The Governor IS authorised to SEIZE and
take into his possession any stock beef cattle,
hogs, O. salt or provisions. for the OF the pub
lie service, upon making just compensation to the
owner or owners thereof, which in his judgment
may be necessary for the support and sustenance
of the srnv,
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Reading E1asfOr GA Evory Pase.

CANADA WAR MovEuENTs-The Montreal Advert
ser states that the commander of the forces has
proceeded west to take the necessary steps for Pa-
chg that portion of the province in state Of de-
Tense Il has been resolved to cali out the prOvinS
cial militia for drill during the winter, and steps
have been taken to erect scma Notifications at weak
points, for which purpose the sappers and miners
at Halifax have been ordered TO Montreal The
government steamers will not winter at Quebec,
but proceed TO the lakes, 80 that they can be en-
ployed in case Of an emergency, before the opening
of the river navigation. Arms and ammunition
are b ing forwarded from Qaebac to the inland
magazines. The erection of new batteries has
been commenced near the old fort at Toronto. Two
batteries will be erected, each to mount six great
yuns.
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M. BEL
BY ATHoRITY. I


An act for the utng service Of the Provisional Army OF the
Confederate States.
Sec The Congress Of the Confederate States OF Amcrc. do
enact That secretary War and he is herey author
adopt for recruiting existing zen FOR
service for three which by tbs easu
aes of the service reduced de IN ad dschEgcs
SEc And further That the try Of War
Eertby suhorE to detsl he comPEy commits
stoned officers shove Duty 5 such numbers ami ar Uch
tunes as his opinion, will compoTt vita the public
oers thus pointed to ens AID recruit for hsr
-pacfiye companies.
APPROVED Dec. 10 1861. janl laE4E
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Ma 3tO)

An act to provide the payment OF the Carriers eeets
raj votes Of interpretive States OF tia Gonfdracy
The Congress Of the Confederate states Of America do
cage at the rate Of ten cents per mile id eight dollars
Der en- to be computed for the number Of days acus v re-
quired By ordinary routes CT travel to and from tn Capt
respective States to the capital Of the oonfederacy b.
and are herehy wed the Of the cor votes Ia
the seat OF Government
APPROVED Dc 10, 1851.
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We win esteem it specal fyor il friends snd coesPen-
dents in tbs various divisions ard camps Of the Confederate
cIcs viii furnish With all the gHp sRd proper TO be
ps before the public We wish to make paper both
ucre,iing sud visitor to the tent OF Eodes
fighting cur battles independence Their letters should be
,3srssssS n rs at Nashville. Tenn
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Notice 10 Candidates.

Circulars d candidates inserted ia the Union AND
nus be paid for as other business neces and the payment
cured advance e publication. This rule will he enforced
!nfezbly No cirssrs either * candidates their friends
Will hereafter be inserted in this 1eer any other rms
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mo 3.3)

An oct to establish lhs da from watch tbs comm sou Of
tain staff Cfic9rs shall take eff ct.
SEC The Congress Of tae Confederate States Of America
10 That all gons, Assistant Surgeons Qlartermas
trs, Oomuss res and Assistant Qute AsterJ Oonuisk
RES appointed and c5mi 1ned he Provisional Army snd
mag have commenced their service before receiving their
emissions shall entitled TO take ceivs from
actual to perform their
duties, Dps in the services Of the COnedsrscy
a pP3nvEn. IL. lsGI.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. /, 1869.


Those Of our 1ends arriving from the domiRonS ofKng In
coin who may have copies of the late Louisville, Cincinnati
Northern uaperS will confer special both ourselves
and the public by eaviue them Office, in Nashville, with
the least decay possible We will cheerRly pay any expense
IncurTei IN procuring them.
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a card.

HAVE Opensd GOO worth Of choice Ready Made Clothing
IN Nashville these goods were TG 9aGe up % or
SUIT Old prizes s a Ss5G .ed The WAR sf
chants and TO pryas ost es Gentlemen desiring anything
in my line call at COMMERCIAL go corner o;da and Cherry
streets, Nashville, enn. " K WADE
EnEennhEr 10. 'RI-tlI ianl G2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-01-01

Fresh Sausage Meat and Tender Lelns
for Sale,
Families in want of Sausage Meat, Tender Ions
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
OF [deGl9l Z. n. BRUCE TO-
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Ben and Brass Foundery.

VNHE suh riber respect uly his thanks the public
for pasr avofs and so;its continuance Of psonsSei in
the aboTe iiue, also
C0ppeI e tai sheet Is an Manufacturing ];
geher with every description Of Metal, Turnnga, Metallic
Psckings Bafbt Metal and Castings
soda Founs Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps Of every
description manufactured to order repaired at short notice
Cash will be paid at aI times for old copper and brass
decI3-dH i. COLE.
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CrnereI @rders-No. So.

FONT HEFEF, I!.Ii III -
Hereafter TT familics Of officers, or men, VIZ W
to live at this post Those already hei'
may remain until further orders.
By order of "A. hhlNAN'
Col. Commanding, Fort Henry
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For Sale or Rent,

eFFER for e. e my resiaanre Edgf4d STAGED to it is
dne A)wer gard H. handsomely laid of aud pit
Aso We gatable garden Also, the bsk dwelling Tos e,
81 on Rus sell street, not sold by the Est JFrua 1902 they
Will be rarted. MRS, JNO. II, HILR,
daoQp
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The Gift Enterprise last evening at the Masonic
Hall was complete success. File afrer file of
fair soldiers ma9uvered around the gay
Hall in the most graceful evOlutions, acs
companied by file cl0sers of the other sex. What
shall we say of the magnificent display eff gifts ar
ranged in the most tasteful style and dazzling the
vision with their brightness and beauty? And what
Of the splendidIy arranged ard dressed ia
bIes, like psrtsrres in Queens garden
Aladdin and the genii have surely been visiting our
fair citv and assisting our matrons and maids in
performing their holy duties. But more anon. The
splendid sDectscle may again be seen tonight at
the Masonic Hall, when cur hmble pen may attempt
some description of the scene, if we should not be
Prevented by the impossibility of performing the
task apnaDtoblY.
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$50 Reward
IN away from the under gIed the 9Th inst. negro
q boy named Wath-scme'n says his IS George
ebou ~ CT cid, If DIX coycT low ard LeaTy EST
and we'll nBde tG rtundstout Ceet q jeaLs Of dark
brown color and pants also ak yell wish
sack coat of N ArO h Pair Of psIs Geek cnlor
uf goods, shirt snal eng cloth, black
wool hat, pair Of ussett togsn shces with the
rive ed The last tine LesId CT Lin he ia Com
terlsnd lie with bUggeE blanket, sid he
belonged to Mr.. gers and going alter hogs suppose
p4y the above reward placed in Jail CGliveret
BENZ. F BEIDaHhN.
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selling out to close.
BSll &c -AkeTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Nos. IS and % MaFket street,
Have in store
SnN BBLs extra Family Flour;
G1ObSB 100 bbIs K4naTba SAT;
0 bags krme Office;
90 boxes Star Candles;
q bbs Newsom's u Whisky;
10 BIB Old Robinson UOanty WHISKY,
4" Rye
Smi his Old Reserve "
casks foe French Brandy;
10 bbls Seignett's
l6 bbis Gognac, 0tsrd and Rochelle brandy;
10 bbls Gin er, Cherry and Blackberry - ,,,
30 bbs Port, Madeira, fherTy, Sweet ana ASags "ine
10 baskets Champagne Vile;
% xeJ L. horne Armisiead Tobacco
20 boxes assorted brands v,
Large Of fine Separs Pickles, Spice, Blackths'
tut Warehouse Fmp.y asks. There's, d., &c. 81" "
which he, wish to close cut INN nedis:eiy
tec20-iW
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Rnn.ic rnncner Waneed.

lady or gentleman to teach ms ans vocal music
in JaDuar liberal salary given None but accomplished
and need aPy Addrss with paricu.
lars aud references,
deces-64t* BOx 225, Holly gprirss, Miss.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR-to be attached to
Colonel JOHN c. BURCH's Regiment. Good arms
and everything furnished allowed by the Regula"
tons. Apply at No %, Broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, N.
Patriot copy, aud charge this office.
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Attention volunteers.

All officers and privates of the 44th Regln,'I,' "
Tennessee Volunteers, commanded by Col Ao'e~ =.
MEL, that are at home on furlough' VIII nllol-
ately return to Camp Hardee, near Bowling 0Fe'H'
By order of the Colonel ,ai,t
Dec. 90, 1861. ". M. BREWER nv
FoRT DoNEIsoN, Dec 18th. I86l-Al ofncerS anu
privates of the 3Oth regiment Tenn volunteers
sent on turlough, or otherwise, will immeul''''
return, if able, and report themselves for GUY
By order of Col J. W HEAD, Com Goth he8''
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DINA CoAsT-The correspondent of the New York
Tribune writing from Hilton Head recently, says:
Ninety>eight soldiers have died since the expedi'
ton left Annapolis, October 2; 81 since it landed
at Port Royal4 November 7. The whole number
of sick from its arrival to the end Of November,
exclusive of the Sth Michigan, was 1882. Of this
nnmber there remained at the end of that month
6S4 REQUIRING hospital treatment. The 9Th Mich,
gan not included in the above because its returns
more than snv ether regiment, and would swell
the total Of sic, to nearly 5000. The returns for
December are not made up. More than 800 pa.
tents ara now G in HOSPITAL still larger number
requiring hospital treatment are left in quar-
tiers for want of hospital tents and the sick list
daily enlarCes.
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TERR]BLE EXPLosIJN-PoTDER Mill Blows Up.-
At twelve O'Clock last night one OF the State pow
der mills, at the old United States Marine Hos pita
st Gretna, blew up with report that shook the
whole city to IFS foundation stones.
pillar Of flame shot up to the sky, for instant
illuminating the whole heavens, and then came the
noise and sh0ck-tOo great, too sudden, too over
towering to be mistaken for any thing than what it
really was.
At first it was difficult to know in what direction
the explosion had been, 50 diffusWs was It's effects
but as the building became wrapped in flames its
location showed ITSELF and assured our people that
it Tas not the arsenal, which many had feared.
The explosion, at that hour of the night, could
not have been the result Of accident. 1t must have
been the diabolical work Of some inCaTnste fand
1t behooves the men Of New Orleans to look well
about them for traitors in cur midst. Let them be
hunted and placed out of the reach Of doing mis-
chief.-Nel1 Orleans True Dsl.z, Dec %.
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General order Mo- 81.

Fort HENRY, Dec. 10th, lo6I'
AL absent officers and men stationed at this POST
who are not on military duty or sick leave, are
directed to join their respective commands imme-
diately. By order of a. HERMAN,
dec24-1w Colonel commanding Fort Henry
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Please Notice.
and after first day Of January, 1879, We will sell
our goods Exclusively for taSS'
as we nov pay cash 1or eli the geods we uy,
PEELED purue tn couhs Ano AoPe our enos VIII
not ask for crsdit
Our prices sha reasonable 40 can be under
existing orcumstarces and hope customers Will con
tinue to give US their patrCnass o,o,, -
If THOmEbON x 10.
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The Past Mstresses of the Masonic Hall return
their siroo,s thanks to Lieutenant Tom HUT Or
anyctsr man. for, The valuable assistance render
% him Izst evening ~
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Removal

Il elhDNlaLa
Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
E. N. BRUCE & Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
deal In
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HEADQUARTERS FL ST BAT. CAVALRY, !
camp Iear Monticello, Kv.,
GectmtCr IL, 1851 }
reward Of 800 each will be pad FOR the apprehension
and delivery to the military authorities Of the city
sshVIe tbs following ebeIs Of The battalion; Nike
hays Horato Witty JSmes JackIon, CIcckEt Rhodes VIM
Hutchin sou m Steele. &Id tCans'er, James Rowland.
There wfo atsnt spc have beer reported to
head GUAR tiers Lieutenant CsvsTt will report hmss with
toe absentees he was tent for medafely. oIdtrof
lieut. Col T. n. ACNAIRY,
FIJI P1loxrAz, Acting Atj't and Mfjar.
doc0
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THE TRUTH COING OUr.-Our readers will re>
rember how the Yankees claimed a brilliant and
overwhelming victory at the recent battle on ALE
gheDy Mountain. But the truth is beginning to
leak out che following Is from the Indianapolis
Qa) Journal of the 23i:
There is no Disgusting The fact that the Ohio and
Virginia regiments in the recent battle in Western
Virginia, ran like scared dogs. Ths 25th Ohio ran
over the 18Th Indiana while the latter in line
of battle, and threw them into some confusion,
which was the principal cause of the 18th losing as
many men as it cid. The 18th recovered fl ON its
momentary shock, and succeeded IN retaking some
prisoners of body Of 800 it had captured and com
PEELED to stack arms before the needless and pre-
cipitate retreat of the 25Eh Ohio. Had the ONO
and Virginia troops stood their ground the victory
Of Gen. Mroy would have been more complete, as
he would have certainly captured ALL or nearly all,
of the enemy, with their supplies and equipments
Ehe Indiana troops did all the good fighting that
was done, and deserve all the credit of the battle
So far, the HOOsier boys have been successful in
every engagement where they have crossed fire
with the enemy
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Lock OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT CONFEDERATE BILLS =
Two Confederate notes were rejected at the State
Bank within the last few days as cOunterfeit-one
s. and the other SO bill The signatures I.
Elicit for Register, and Il. H. GoodlOa for Treasur
er, when compared with the genuine, are at once
discOVerable. The former, though appToximating
the genuine signature, is not in thst almost copper
plate neanees of Mr. Elett5 besides the initials l.
and are connected by the forger, while the orig
nal is never seen without period after 7. las
here printed and entirely isolated from Elicit Mr.
Goodies signature is free, distRCt and neat runN
mig hand-the forger poorly initiates the initials
and bungiingly cramps the name Goodloe. The
forgery Of both bills was evidently done by the
same person. Extreme caution in examining the
signatures, and particularly these two names, is
necessary, when handling Treasury notes. A lit
tie vigilance and scrutiny mpy detect the offend
ers and bring them to punishment.-SGrG"nGh he-
7Hlblic11 Dee %
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Lady's Maid for HIRE

accomplished ady's mad, we'll qusiAed for the oiet
n every :ct. hekces house 1t ard
nurse II good character and entirely trustworthy
apply to ID. K WALKER,
de 9-3t ALVIN lyons, NO 81 Msrkat street.
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Robertson Coun.Y Land for Sale.

Robertson COunsy Land for Sale.
NN the G5th OF January, 1861 the late residence OF T.
" T. Cung, decd Cross anE, Robertson ungy,
fern, a valuable and, containing :5Oacres
$50 Of which in cultivation, aid the Erms
in Ro bertEon c.uny,
Terms OF credit of ole and two years ard H,n
tanned the land.
at the time and place, will sell feur likely negroes
credit Of twelve months.
dec24-dtw krw2t no. T. OAVITT, bGm'r.
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srp,p,op VrslGAR.-Mr. Il. K. WALKER, formerly
Of the Banns, has established vinegar manufac-
tory in this city, and is making superior article
of yipagor for family use, as we know from actual
trial
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From the POtOmac.-sInk

From the Potomac Sinking Of n Vessel.
The only item of striking moment from this line
that we can gather is the fact that on Sunday eve
ding about dusk, Captain Cooks battery, than
which there is more eff sient in the Southern
service, opened near Mathiss's Point, on al up
ward bound three mGsted vessels, (merchantman,}
and in some five or six shots succeeded IN sinking
her. Our informant was not able to say whether
the crew was saved, but it is certain to the sink
ing of the vessel.
Shortly after this cccurance the Freeborn came
steaming down, and opened upon the battery but
after some fifteen or twenty well dereCted
shots from Cooks battery she was induced to
retreat in good order to the Maryland shore.
We learn in 8 conversation with soldiers On fur
Tough from Transport that on Sunday large
steamer attempted to pass up but that she was
tired upon by rifle guns ana forced to put back
down the stream,
On Sunday morning small sail vessel managed
to pass down, though she was fred at some TWEEN
ty or more times.
Yesterday everything was quiet as far as we
could hesr. at EVanspOrt and also at Aqua Greek
- FredeiccSburg VA Recorder, Dec "a.
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Fer EgCmt,

FaVEE gtor Nos College street, being one OF the
q most desirable stands in the city. M ~,
Also for rent sale, the convenient dwelling, No. 20
street. containing egh Rooms with kitchen,
rooms, sc. Enquire # Wa EICABBUM1
decl9-2awtf 81 Vine street.
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SNAIL NoTE BlLL-Ths Eicksburg Whig under
stands that bill passed the Legislature of Missis
sippi granting privilege to the New Orleans jack
son and Great Northern Railroad, the Mississippi,
Central road, the Mobile and Ohio road, and the
Mississippi and Tennessee road, to issue $3.50 600
each, and to the Southern Railroad Company $780,
600 of notes, in denominations Of one, two and
three dollars, to supply the want of small change
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n ead Thl3.

AM now offering desirable Residence in Lower
Edgehed Lot fronting 100 feet Oldham street Residence
besides k chen mousse servants
rooms, &c sold cheap for cash, on time to good
and prompt purchaser Row the time 10 invest your
money admin ably situated residence for
pIoyee on tn. railroads. apply TO
A. Y. g. LINDsLEY,
declI-ln IS College street.
I'D EMEMBER that splendid Extra Flour made st the
q "Rockhil Mills" Edgeed, by W. Il. LucuS, for sale
8 store and where else in the citV.
dscqO-f TRABUE L LUCUs.
JOHN. W. GOULD. n. J. THAXToN. r n. BLAKEEoRE.
GOULD, BLAKEMORE & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS, Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
pay particular attention Forwarding, Purchasing
EE and Selling Merchandise and Produce. novI9-d3n
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ANNOTACEWENTN.
FOr Sheriff.,
For Clerk.

We are auiholizsd 20 J. ii. FIJI TON c'Dd
GleE of Davidson County al the ensuing March cleo
Garl4-ti
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The Paducsh correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat says Lieut. J. L. PNCa, Gen G. L. Ssrru's
aid, laa joined the lrebeIsrst Columbus