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COPARTEERsBIP DISSOLUTION.

YEyHE partnership heretofore existing between he IN
1 der-igned d0ing busnegs in Memphis, Tennessee,
under the 6m name OF ]. Il. HHNI1EL d Co., aad in
New Oriesns unfer thai o. A. D HENKsI a. CO., Is
d"y d we'd by consent. 4. D. Hsuk7l assumes
rhs ser el1snt 0 the entire business both Memphis
and New Oreaas and he only has authority 70 sign the
former firm name, either Of them IN liquida ion.
/ n. HENKEEi
A d. HENKEL.
Memphis January 25ib. 1862 ia25 2Bs
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MULES! MULEs!
WANTED :
GOLD! GOLD


FVgEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF GOLD wanted
L Immediately BOILING O. Co,
ia30 Ivy Fgont Row.
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FLOW POINTS.
PLUMBtCE or BTACK T-EADT

eJ POINTS, Nos.
fa25 e1f2+ nprrrv r,zs>--rr.-r,c
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sEM RENWAREh :

n ANYWAY from the subscriber, while work a.
Il ms on The fortifcatiOus - fOt Pi low, ~
NEGRO BOY, uaned ABRAM but stree have : ~
owned him has gone oy the name Of VAN. II isSa-<
si et high good deal Of white about Bis ey es quick
snoE en- md very likely. De is doubt trying to make
is Wv 10 Psdlcah The above reward viii be given
n taJsn within the State CT Tennessee and 500 if
arrested cut Of the State Ny address is Glencoe P.
u iqIs.5yg JNO. d EASTIN
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40 the Pnblic.

MEssRs CLARK, GREGORY & Co: have been afflicted
with the letter my feet for q number of years. and
have used four bottles Of your fmbrcsaI Oil, which
have effected cure cheerfully recommend it TO al
persons afflicted with tettsr.
We Y rsspectfu .y. W B. GRUBBS
Nashville, October 9th 1889
Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY 81 Co, Nashville, Tenn :
Gents 6nd there is great demand for your Ambru
sia OIL 1t Is said to be ystrate article for rheuma
tisu. Iregret that did not take an agency when yo
we're here As the demand is very great, 7 hope yoa
will send it to me, as it viii be of mutual benefit tc
each Of us Yours, respectfully,
r. S. HARDY Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn. January 10th, 1860.
Sold at the uaapfaculrers' price by S. Mansfield s
Co., Memphis wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Memphis druggist. jal4-daw2w
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e1rusEses3 SuraP

90 BBLS CRUSHED SUGAR I.ndisr psr sta.7.
- - er Clara Doissu and for sale by
GEO g. BUCHANAN
laf Agent So James gar Refinery
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NNTECF.

ETE would hereby give notice that no u go
w more REPAIRING will be done in -sessS=1s2
our shops except for CASH. The grest difficulty Ia
making collections, makes the adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with us st this time, and we
hone rome Of our customers will ask for credit,
shall positively make deviation from this rule from
thi5 date etsr for Repairing any sale Of goods
N S. BRUCE \ co,
Msmphis January 18th, 1852. Monroe street.
jai9lms
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T WEST. Agent Once on Madison street, op-
sJ posits Bank of Memphis
AutuOrlhrd Gapltai ei wv W.
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.-------S 3oJOJJ
- $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
q security TO policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire Buildings and Mer.
chandize of every description. Also Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitsby adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
Wm. II. Mcfarland President Farmers Bank;
a. Warwick, firm Of Warwick Bsrksdalei
WIN. G.. CTenshaw, firm Of Crenshsw Co.;
Wellington Goddiu, firm Of Goddir & Agpsrsoni
4. w. McCance, firm Of Dunlop, Moncurs & Col
G. A. b BtTksdae, firm Of Warwick s BarlSsdaiej
James II. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer
L ID. Crenshaw firm tHaXal Creushsw & Coz
John L. Bacon, hrm Of Bacon q Baskerville;
R. B. HaEsA, firm Of Haxal, CrenshaW a. Co.;
John Currie, Jr, Ship Owner;
WIl. 3. Warwick, firm Of Warwick ic BsrksdSlei -
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law
g. @. Ellett Builder
Z. G. Rufin, A grculturist and Manufacturer
T. W. McCruder, firm Of McGrudeT d sons
W W. Crump, Attorney a Law;
James Dunlop firm of Duniop, M0neure q &c.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
O. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
] offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE CON-
PANY to the property holders OF Memphis, and solicit
a portion Of their business. All losses wiz be promptly
paid in cash this agency. Those who wish to eneour-
age southern institutions in preference 20 northern VIII
please give me q call J. Il. WEST, Agent,
oc2-Iy Madison street.
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j. C. DAVIS
MEMrHIs. peeenbsr Z. 1857.

MEAfHisi December :, 1861.
z. J. PARK Esq.-De1r Sir: I an . practical tanuer
and have been following the business for ten years.
have always svaiied myself Of every improvement and
discovery in the art and without digressing into
explanatory remarks the claims Of different pro
eesses, their scientific status. in practical sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced.
With without bsrk, !. is a great seouomiser ard
article is used which, il any degree can possibly in
iure the FIBER shall feel much gratifed to see it uni
yersaly adopted. Yours ets
CHAS. TURNER.
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S2OOO REWARR.

I'VE above reward VIII be given for the apprehension
and delivery to the Jail Of Chic0t County Ars ausas
CT II. W. MAGILIs who waut0aly murdered Charles
i. Sutton the Sd inst, the residence Of his father
in Chicor County, Arkansas sad 3IagiI is about 30
years Old nearly feet feet high ls about l30 40
pounds thin yisage. front teeth e stopped. hair
back with small los X in front gray. balance ucnin
to BE- had hair on bis face when be left somewhat mte-
ligent in the Mexican war
I VIII pay the above reward as aforesaid for him
" H. SUTTON
nOl0 ChicOt County. Arkanasg
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HICKORY GROVE. KY. January 7ta ls72
E. J. PARK, Esq: have given your rev discovery
thor ugh and am glad to say a very successful rial
on Eight stock, without a1d with bark also on heavy
so esther with bark and t has more than met nv e
peeatious. The sole leather was completely tanned in
thirty fvs Gays and the kip whah was heavy in eight
days. and desire to say aod embrace thc opportunity
to Go So IN justice you that the system is clearly
founded scientific principles that the preparation
of the hide for rapid tanning really strengthens The
fiber and is decidedly conducive 10 the production
Of excellent leather.
am familiar With almost every new process, and
have used several but regard yours infinitely superior
in every respec' to any with which am acquainted
Yours etc, PHILIP BOUGHNER
COLES CORNERS Tenn, January 18th, 1862
E. J. PARK, Esq; Permit re, sir to tell you ABOUT
my experience with your new system Of tanning
supposed yours hot process using a hot ooze
which had fully tested, but which found Told not
answer the purpose. pleased to find that yo de-
nouneed the hot oozs in tanning have used bark ex-
clusiveyl and have tanned as good sole er as
ever sold in thirty days, by your process with
great deal less labor and with nearly onehs less bark
After get my hides barred and fres Of lime and pat
them in your first mixture and then put the oozs on
can accomplish more in day In tanning than could
before in a month. I doa't want any better system
than yours IT viii perform 81 and more than You claim
for it. The kip which now tan in ten days used to
work hard to get out in five months 1 an pleased
with it. and believe viii save bark enough and labor
enough to pay for irsslf IN six months.
Yours etc.. J. Y. BRYCE
PEToNA, Ark, December S6, 1851
E. J. PARK Esq Sir: Your new syssszi of tanning
has been thoroughly tested in my tanDery have Alsd
it with and without bark, and feel grss ersth ason
in saying that fer rapid tanning excellence Of leather
and eheapnsss, it is beyond all comparison TIE best
method ever in uss.
1t is simple ard easily managed By the most inezrs s
euoed bands No man fail g make the best leather
be follows your directions. It is enough for me %
say shat am perfectly satisfied, snd even dsEshtsd
with your rev process It must prove highly saikfas
tory 70 every one. Your etc
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shan be very happy 10 see al my old customers aud
| frieBds or d" any other man." VINO has cash, whose
wants either n the Wholesale grocery or commission
business shall be ready and able 10 satisfactorily
-rnnl,y ID. JAMESON,
| ia9;-lm S5 Front Row.
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J0OO yds. CaTpesE1g.
SOC pairs Mems Hip Shoes,
I50O pairs ChiIdrem's Shoes.
35 b0xes and caddIes Fine
Virginia Tobacco,
1899 HIS. Feathers,
200O yds. Cotton Drilling,
20 pieces Ticking,
E5O pieces Heavy Brown Do
Enestic,
India Rubber and Buffalo over
shoes,
Cotton Yarns, Spinning Wheels,
Wool Rolls, Batting, vV1dding,
WOOl Cards, Carpet warp,
Bed Comforts, Blankets,
Axes. HateIsefs, Broad Axes,
Trace Chains, Table Cutlery,
GunpOwGeT, Ccnee,
Roe HeFrings, PicIkIed ShRd,
Smoking Tobacco, Etc.
"a We continue to buy Seeks, Llnseys,
Jeans, Wool, etc.
ja19-2w Taylor a lLcEwen.
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Osrrso.r .Tsifsfary EEo.pisaF.
HEADQUARTERS OvERToN IIosFrTALs }

MEHFHIF ] eln.l JaDuaIy 70, Io0Z.
Those persons through the country drsirous Of max
ing contributions Of sny kind for the comfort Of the
sick and wounded this pot, wiIl have the same di
rected to me. AL donations viii be properly acznowl-
edged and dsbu-ea to te different hospitals as they
may be required.
We ere anxious to receive these donations but can
not be responsible for the disbursement Of articles no
directed personally 70 myself
c. &. MASTIN. G. s. a..
Surgeon Of the Post aud Inspector Of Hospitals
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a ~ - - -
CHAS. TURNER.


hENFHIs December g, 1851.
E. J. PARK, Esq-Dear Sir: have become sequaint-
ed with your new system Of tanning, and feel great
pleasure in stating tha. consider decidedly the best
method Of tanning in use.
The leather Is soft elastic and perfectly tanned the
materials used cannot in any way iuiure the leather
and is fifty per cent cheaper than rh old method and
from ten TO twenty times quick II is sim pie and ell
eient and any person can use it with srccess.
Yours, etc, b. d. AABERS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREATEST DISCOVERY Oh THE AGE.
Inst the Thing f0r the Times

DEING the cheapest speedest and most effective
ID method OF TANNING ever in uss.
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanned il 25 to 80 days.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather sle in l5 to 20 days
Calf Skins, Light KIP etc, in three 20 Eve days.
Without bark, making excellent Leather, which, fcr
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability !
Is equal to any made. Bark be Used Il convenient,
without interfering with the rspidty Of tanning. 30
oil OF vtrio (sulphure seid) muriae acid alum, sal
soda, or other acids slkses, fenasl are ussd
sample Of the Leather sent to order.
State, County aad Shop Rights sale under Pa,sIt
granted by the Confederate States.
Best Of city references given.
Address, inclo-ing one dime, Z. J. PARE,
Memphis Tenn.
Ofiee-iu Jackson Block.
No !
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n RU ELS S ALE!

nY virtns of deed of trust executed to me on the
ID 18th day Of January, 1860 By c. A, Hanson and
Mary A. Hanson, will
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J. OLDRIDGE.
TYRo. Miss. Dscam5sra . 1871

TYRO, Miss. December 2, 1861.
z J. PARK, Esq Dear Sir: have been tanning
with yOar system of tanning and have succeeded
admirably. am perfectly satisfied thar it will do
all that you claim for It, aud tan wi o. without bark
ia ons-teBth Of the time usually employed By the old
process feel convinced hat it is the ehea quick
est and best method cf tanning ever used aid so sim
pie that any person eau tan with entire success
Yours, etc, j. C. DAVIS
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W JUSTICE
MEMPHIS December 0 1861

MEMPHIS December Q, 1861.
e. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: I have been engaged il
tanning and manufacturing leather for fifteen year,,
aud may be considered to understand practically as
well as theoretically and feel bur simple justice to
state that your system Of tanning s decidedly superior
to any thing with which acquainted 1t saves az
least fifty per cent Of bark when it is used and equally
that in cost when no bark is en- loved and tans in
vastly shorter period than possibly be done By the
old plaz. The most important feature Of course IL he
great economy, in tine and money, aud the facility Of
using bark tanning without it, Tie system must
prove satisfaetory to any purchaser
Your etc. Oh TDRTnGr
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STRKYED or SY0TFy.
DISSOLUTION 0F PiRT1ERsHIP.
MEMPHIS
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION foun1sd by he late Professor
J. We'ny Armstrong viii be ready Ter the reception
Of pupils
Monday Next, February :5rd.
The auccsss which has attended MS Efforts this far
has induced the under gnei reaching his pre-
iesilon sEa he is resolved 10 establish tbs point
p-rmalsnt sc1ooi Of the hg1est gr.ds-one in which
young nen vii eujoy every facility prepare them
ssyes for college for businsas None but teachers
OF the highest quail iidcati0ns viii be employed
he Rates Of tuition estsbh he'd by Prof Armstrong
WI remain unchsuzed
jag iT =. d. sTEWART
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DFHTAL NOTICE !

( n HHDS. Sugar received by New Falls City. Il
NJ store ANA for sale by GEO. C BUCHANAN.
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SPECIAL ORDER,
GENERkL 0RRERs N0. 8.

HDQS. CENTRAL Army KENTUCKY.
BOWLING GREEN January z7th 1852
IL officers and sodiers belonging 10 this Army
- row absent, without leave WIn reioin their re
speCtive commands wi fh0u DELAY.
IL. Commanding officers Of brizsdss aud regiments
VII 70 the strict execution this order and report
promptly all cases where unuec ssary de avs occur
III al who FIJI 20 report pfompty in conphance
Vf ts order III De puhl shed ia tha ne7 spapers as
deic~tcrs and dealt with accordingly
By order Of Major General HARDEE
w. D. PIgEETT
ia29 Avalanche COPY. Asst AHf- General
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~ Office IS her by given thaJ have been appointed
~ by the County Court of Shelby county Tenn Ad-
ministrator, with the will snnczed Of the estate of
John A. SsHouer, deef ased ali persons having carns
agalt said ssfaia VIII Brosent them TO me- and thoss
owing it viii please tette with me
JNO. A. NOOE.
AdHi1istratoF, etc.
ffuee ever Nans6 6eid'7 druc store. faT0-1r1
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FOR SALE.

ONE DOUBEE CIRCULAR SAW FRAME, con-
plete, for Sc inch ana 80 inch saws.
Annlv L, n HAWKS
3f5 Main street.
or QUINBY & RCBINSON,
so N, Was'ern Foundrv
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PREsSED INTO SERYICE!
~ u. .E.gmFESo. s 20.

OWING to circumstances I am under the Beeessity
OF again resuming business at NY old stand, No. 6
front Row where shall carry business Under the
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Wool Hafs.
NOTICE!

FE7HE MEMPHIS DRAY COMPANY having
fully o-g -nized a1d opened sn flee al 43 Front
Row NJ STARE tenders its services 20 the business com
nunlty Of Memphis Al business placed in the HANDS
OF p. III Nance Superintendent the undersigned
at the oiire shall be promptly attended 10. Collections
aud settismutts vii be made Monday Of each week
by Mr. H. auce, self.
i-eSlw T. IT, DrRR Treasurer
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PROPOSALS F0R COAL.
Q. - Navy Department.
FFIcE OF PBOrIsIOys AND CLOTHING.

9. - Navy Department
tFFIcE OF PROrIsIOys AND CLOTHING. :
IdCHaipED Va, ia uzry .s, leG2
ekOPOsAAS wi De iecaiv-d 60 this Office until fhs
Il l5ta day fch-asry next lor implying THIRTY
fifE THOUSAND lL rs OF any portion tbere0f) 81
average Coal ft Tor use on C s. Steamers. at such
places ana ia such guam iiias 70 Separate cen
tracts 20 be entered into for Its aeiiyer eaeh pEce
~ New Orleans, La.-Teu thousand 90 0GJ tuns.
At Mobile, As--h.ighf thousand r050) tuns.
AT Savannah Ga--oiK Thousand ldaG,) tuns.
- Charleston s. C--Eigili tiousand (-0J0 tuns
At Wilmington n. C.-1hree ilaasznd $500 t1us.
The delivery to commerce wi lin thFiy days after
approval Of contract in each case.
These Proposals. must siate he kind quality ard
a1loent q C1s 20 be deyeTeli ihe points end inter-
vas 81 which IS VIII be delivered ald te Price per tun
delivered.
They must be accompanied 2 q good end sufficient
slrety Of the ab.ty Of t1e Conlracor 10 faIhl tie
c0udfi0ns q his coutraet.
Ali Proposals mnst bs scaled iud7rsel ProuessI. /.
for Coal and directed TO
OFFICE OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
&. s. Navy Department,
is29 feblO Richmond. Va
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FOB SALE

THE ENTIRE MATERIAL Of car old Office, coz
4 sisgDg Of the
Presses, JOB Tyre, SEMsssss, CG5-
SEseES, Gases, EZssEes, Leads,
C0ssas5 5Ssi5Sg52 Kettles
(ysiesU), eEC., eEC.
lso, one No I AIiteriDg Machine one Lead Gutter
large assortment OF Cas etc. al nearly new having
been used only ebogt fifteen eighteen months and
which viii sen prices that viii make it to the IN
teres Of those in need of sueh mateia purchase Of
rs. Cau at the APPEAL job Rooms.
Oc2l-is WifITNORE & BRO
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speciaI Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November s, 1861.
Hassrs T. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL and W.
HINELE have Re tired from or firm.
The business viii be continued AID settled b. the
naming partners. GARVIN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis Is SAMUEL GwYN.
Ofiea "a Front Row u1y7-davv3n
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I r. ". c. BRYAN would inform his eggz-z7z=za-
- friends ala the public generally that
h- has removed his of &c % the JacksonQ fy-r15A
Block. corner MAN aed Gzyoso streets. -AALI
over The store of A. B Coffeyi first door up stairs.
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E0n HHDS. SUGAR-al grades For sale by
,)tBU J. B JENNINGS & co
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Thursday, ihe Eth February, 1852,

AT II O'Clock A. NJ in front of the office Of the Quarter
of the Confederate States Army, on the south
side of Court Square, in the city Of Memphis ana otste
of Tennessee proceed to sell 70 the highest bidder for
cash, certain LOT parcel of Land situate, lying
and being in the county OF Shelby and state OF Ien5
see being part Of Lot No g. in Block No y on z. W.
RuekeI's map Of the city OF Memphis, and bounded as
follows, toyit Beginning a. point in the east ne OF
fernando street. twenty and three qusTeFs Ieel
north Of its cticn with the north HE Of Calhoun
street; running thence uortbwsrdiy With the east hae
Of fernando street twenty seven ca feet nine %
inches; tn nee eastwS-dly ~ud parallel Win CaAo1h
street hundred and eleven lD feet thence south
wardly and parallel with fernando street twenty seven
t23 feet nine (y) inches; thence Westwag1ly and rt
lei with Calhoun street hundred and eleven (llD
feet to the beginning.
Equity of redemption waived
JOHN G. FI-'NIE,
ia26-tdz T. T-ustCe.
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1an be executed On the premises at the shortest notice
PRTETING DONE N
C0E0rs, zTssg8 asRSz Bronze,
In a superior manner

Pamphlets, EziH Heads,
Drafts. E&ials A.adinG.
Cheeks Cards.
Bonds, Deeds,
Etc. EtC.,
Neatly and promatiF sZoosiad end sztsfactioH guar-
grteed.
Our lsrgs assortment OF tvua g. sli entirely and
Of the very atos5 syi and having been selected with
great care with view TO Tire wsls 1f this section Of
country W have 20 he7tncy u d-carns That we have
he best stock of staai collected togs shsr in the
city Of Memphis
Or stock o. Stationery Is complete and consists Of
every variety Cf Cards. Paper etc. from the most infs-
rior TO the fin Sc yes lctrad- We have also
superior assortment Of lsa % every coor sl quality
We challenge succsssf1 rivalry In every department Of
our business.
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

TEyE have built and arranged suit Of Rooms for this
w express purpose. Our light combines al the
modern Improvements.
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TEsTIMONIAT.a

No letter answered unIess it contain one dime
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SPECIAL ORDERS N0. Sd.


HDQS. CENTRAL ARMY OF KENTUCKY
BOWLING GREEN. January 70 b. Is62 I
{ Assistant Provost Marshal viii travel on each
n and every passenger traiu passing between Bowl
ing Green, Nashville and Clarksyle Il shall be his
duty before he leave Nashville Clsrksviie 10
demsud and examine the passports Of all the passeu
gers not officers soldiers, and remove from the
cars ali who fell to present proper passports.
IL The same examination win be lepeated after the
Nashville train has crossed he Cumberland river and
any persons then found without proper passports shall
be put out Of the the fIs station or in case Of
grave suspicion be brought under the Provost
Marshal Of THE place
III No person viii be permitted to enter th5 cars al
any way station sor Bowling Green without passport
from military officer.
". An officer Of the Guard or Assistant Provost
Marshal viii examine sl passports Al the Depot az
Bowling Green, and the guards viii prevent any person
from entering except Oy the door or doors at
which such officer or Provost is stationed
". The Commanding officers at Clarksvi e and r IS
seivtle Will put guard on duty st the Railway Sta
tons and take in charge all passeng who leave the
cars a. those stations and require them report the
Provost = srshal OF hs Assistant at the Depot.
VI Citizens arriving at Bowling Green by the r.
will Immediately report to ID be registered by the
Provost Marshal
vi No Ferson viii be permitted TO enter or leave
Bowling Green on freight trains
VIZ These regulations viii be posted MP in the cars
By order Of laEj@r General HARDEE
". D. PICKETT
ldz9 Aveanche c0pV. ASS AN7il. General.
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1900 Dozen Hats.
The Fur Season

Consisting Of AIARTEN, SABLE, LYNX, SIBERIAN
SQUIRREL CHUCILA, and ali the lower grades Of
FfTRS, made up IN the nost fashionable manner.
ANllISlO a