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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or THH
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
eosDucrRD NJ
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, y. g.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. 30, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

TNlus AGENCY poascEses peculiar faciiitioa or m.
anoooasiul prosecution and tottlomeni OF ia.
MINDS against tho General ooyornment Of Every
DESCRIPTION, TIA conductors having had sevsrsl
years. eSporlenro IN tho management Of olains Ia.
foro Congress, the Court Of Caima, ana tho FSsou.
tieo Departments ~ washington, and being thor
oushly acquainted and familiar with tho lava and
regulation governing their a6u1tmsnt
Particular Intention viii b given % oas,s srlsIba
out Of The present war, including ths aeeoonts al
siatsa, Contfaotors, and phbursiug Omosrs OF a.,
Wsf hud hayy Departments, end Tor - Collect
ina, Drilling, and Organising VoIa
untceFasn The reimbursement % which isauthor.
iIed b 90 sct AZ copgvsH5i CLAIMS ron IHnHM.
MY FoR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoR
PUBLIC UsEa. on ron DAMAGES TO sUcn
PROPERTY, ioT Heroes Lost 10 The service, and for
uilitarY PaYs PenSiOnss and bounty
Hand
We give erocial attention to procuring gen.
sions, EsouDsieE, ETC.. sccrnns % soldlsrs
who haze been wounded, contrastsi a sass. or The
families o. aush have died Or hsan killed uiis IN
tho discharge ofther line Of dpiv sa anch during no
present war
Special cara VIII also 10 Given 10 claima which
have hssn heretofore Rejected or Sunpeuaea
BY ihe ncpartnsntso or In0fioIensiV MaaaQsa
Prompt attention also given 60 tho oolisction os
Quastormastsr'a Roooipi0 given Tor Property iaken
Tor the use orthe Army, 10 arranging Accounts Win
and colsetng Claims against the onariormsslor'a be-
parmcnt,
An Calm placed 10 our hands reoolyo our pfompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, 10 the hands Of an Attorney az any distant
point, frequently prove uhsucrcs'inL
Aside from this decided advantage our daily inter
oourso with al the Departments enahles ia 90 mos
cases 70 obtain dsoisions much moro speedily thhs
where al communication end other neocs8a ~ doton
/ must ho conducted through tho mails.
70 thia cod, We solicit you 70 forward 20 ~ any o.
Ell clfcs ofsuch character yon may from time 70 tins
have presented, and o. ia our custom, we Wi fur.
uish sou with al tbo necessary banks, and, when
required, Instructions.
80 change aado 20 any caoo unless successful.
tdtrFf cHAWEa n GREEN,
no. Do Cherry street
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We have large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of at 40 cts. per
hundred.
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We learn that the marauding bands
are committing great depredations upon
not only Union men but sccosaionists, in
the interior counties. Their sole object
is stealing. When a secessionist pleads
that he is for the Confedcracy, they tell
him Damn the Southern Confed6racy-
we want your horses, or your money, or
clothing What q shocking state Of
affairs.
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TmEATRE.--All "That Critters is not
Gold" was played last night, and pleased
the audience Immensely.
The capital farce OF the Omnibus"
sent the folks home in a roaring good
humor.
Tonight is presented another good bill
-ihe Soldiers Bride" and tho 'Dumb
Belle" Mrs. BERNARD appears as the
Soldiers Bride with a full cast Of the
company.
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The story Of the capture Of Lou isville,
circulated by some rebel lie-mongors in
this place is ridiculously absurd They
might as well talk Of the capture Of Phil
adelphia.
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The Secession wild ass does well to
feed itself on the East wind Of foolish
rumors while it can, for in a very short
time Old Anus foot will come down upon
it, and make 81 hurst like a Christmas
bladder
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nv Davidson county, Tenn. July 10, lsC2, d negro
" man, who says no ugmo M nCNM0lE End be.
onFu 90 Jesse Martin OF Marlhsu County, T0na. ago
about 2l yearsi 8 fort inches high color, BLACK .
banl. Indicates hard labor.
The owner 10 requested Co Cowe forward Ercy0 pro-
porty, ard pay charges az iho law directs.
o. 81. HINTON,
iulyoi-H sheriff aud luilorOfD.C C.
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FOR RENT.
Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tom, June rs, 1862 a negro
~ man, who says his name ia jazz, and belongs
to Richard HIDE % pat dsou County Tenn. age about
90 years wrighs ab0nt no pounds eft eye oJt 1cf
on right hand
The owner g requested 20 come forWari proys Tr1.
poriy, tnd n8y charges, ls tho law directs,
j. b. HINTON,
Iuiyai-W ShoriT and Tailor Of ~. n.
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NEW MUSIC.
EIereYs Yonr AIalel p

Here Y our .A1ulel Z"
A NEW COMIC CAN'T SONG and CHORUS. which
"A 4 bound % DO iho most popular Song Ia print.
Caup LdLJni can Do sent by mail 20 any rari " TIE
o0uliFy, on receipt u 10 oQuls 10 atamIa
a. this song has become very popular throughout
well 70 suppiy themselves by tlo hunirol h.oh eau
be- had ai reasonable ratca
Also, NEW SONGS;
lone Crave b. tho eea,........by william Uava
ru Looking Tor Him Homo, ......... -
EsRnrellne-S1i0 and Cdorru, ....
Inc hadeu.a Farewell or the soldiers Bdtrothed-
h0antllul ballad.
Juauiiai or hancia-apl6udid variations
Silver eat rcl-a -- brilliant, and not dIneult--bv
Miss ficr
@. Il. BHAUAIAN,
% UNION dfhEET,
Successor 20 q. -. BupyBocg.
J1ly ia-u
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TcHr hEQIVEp, AND fOH 7AtE.
~ Ming AraWalarae
Lnt8 and u0ii6r Leather
Leather ana auln AeAtlnks
HgaWM LYON,
JOYS 81 ssrioi1i
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Everetts sueeeh

Don't forget to read EvERErr's SPLEEN
did speech u g TOLL Of wisdom and
patriotic Gre
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0OUBTFUu-wIhD car.

9OUHT FUH@WaRn CAT.
North. Westafn Bank 81 Qecrga
Bank 81 the Empire State Geo.
Bank OF Athons, Gao.
Iulion Bank.
Bank 81 Whitfield.
Timber CuttorH Bank
hefuss she Hssnen Of aIH Raalzs
mentioned helOVVs
The following TennsaFro Bsui,a ar, broken. or
have heon wound ups and their Note. IN ans ara
out are utterly wortlIipas.
Agricultural Bank, no Brownsville
tautriu Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmcr7' and mcdaniel Bank al Ner1rhi4
Mechanics Bank. 90 Memphis.
Mompli7 SAVING Institution, at Memnhe
Exchange PanA, 90 Murreesboro.
Miner. ana Manufacturers Bank, M Eurvtn
ilnk % East Tennessee, 10 knoxville
Hsuk az Trenton, at Trenton
h1ut vt Jolioraon, al Dandrdgo
liane oi tleiboruo, az Inzowcli
Bank ut ia7u0ril at TaloWol.
iaWrt ur.hurg Bank, ~ LaWrontchurc
Ciuzons llnk, st Memphis.
Bank Of America, at Ciarisyillo
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FRESH CORN NEAL ior aalo at the
/ Broadway Nils,
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NOTICE.

All subscribers 10 arrears to the .Nost-
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and settle at the office, or their paper will
be discontinued.
Our readers win excuse the monotony
Of orr columns. The most horrible Of all
monOtonics is the monOiony Of war
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Bakers Wanted.

A Few GOOD STEADY HANDS, An TUT
y U. Bakery, As College street
Nashville, Tenn,
sept End, ls63-lWt JOSIAH ID. ALLEN.
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Mile EUGENE M TOUpET

Mile EUGENE M. T0UPET
VIII open o French and English Dav School on th,
FIRST Of SEPTEMBER, 1882 ia which an the rolid and
ornamental branches Of thorough and refined En-
slish and tronoh Female education viii 90 Taught.
French will be taught without oxtra chnrrc 10 Tho
pupils attending Milo It's school, and will rcroive
instruction daily 90 that beautiful language.
FRENCH CLASSES.
At tho close Of her school, daily, in tho afternoon
Nile a. VIII have separate bronch Glasses Tor Young
Lads and Misses, also for married or single Ladies' 20
whom instruction IN Fruuch win be given, three
times weekly, either at her school-roous az abovo
OF ~ the residence Of tho pupil, Il preferred.
MILE TourrT's standing and competency I'D on eli
ciout teocher are too Won llnoWn TO the Nashville
community for many years past 10 require any COM
mCudatl0u.
Tho terms oc Lor school, Cor English tuition arc
made moderate and % suir the present times.
For Rates VI Tuition, and further particulars p0nsn
apply 10 Milo loUrEr, personally, gt The residence
Of her friend, Mr. Joseph Woods, No, - High street,
Nashville. Amos
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HIADQUARTERs DIsTEICT OF THE OHo,l
Medical Directors Office, Nash-l
Willie, Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862
General order.
Medical Officers Of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report at
this office Immediately on their arrival in
this city, to state their business aud
authority. EBE. SWIFT,
Surg. U. S. A., Med Director.
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Affairs in Western Virginia.
Reported Crossing Of the Potomac
by the Rebels--Firing Heard
at Nolans Ferry

An0ther English steamer CaptuT0d.
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WAR DEpARTMEvT,
ADIUrANT-G Generals 0FFIcE.}
WAsHNoTON, Sept 3.

GENrRAL 0RDERs, NO. 125.
The following officers are, BY direction
Of tho President, dismissed from the SER
vice Of tho United States for being alb
sent without proper leave from their re-
spectiyo commands, while The armies to
which they belonged are fighting the en-
envy in the field Capt Thornton Smith,
Assistant Quarternasier OF Volunteers
Lieutenant simpson, OF Che e9th Penn
sylvania; Captain +. Valentine, A. d. G.;
LieutensntJ. L. Ohrister, A. u. G.; Cap
tain j. v. Patten, 73d Ohio; Major q. 9.
Austin, l2eth Pennsylvania Capt. John
j. Sperry, l06ih Pennsylvania; r. p.
Crawford, A. 10. G.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
Lsigned] ID. THOMAS,
Adiufant- General
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tArTIos.-As there are dealers who take ad-
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country. we are also determined to be

country, we are also determined to be
judged By the Jaw, and not BY any Sec
rets'y or any ono who is not commits.
missioned for that purpose. We know
and acknowledge the rules Ct war, where
the necessity OF the case requires the cx-
is'ence Of martial law. But We know
also, the common law Of liberty, and the
broad, great charter of the constitution.
lwrite warmly, zeacusly, because |
cannot bear to think Of our cherished
governments taking any course to in
lure itself, at time too, when our only
hope of escaping the eternal disgrace and
humiliation Of letting the cause Of hu-
man liberty perish in our hands il TO
sustaio this government Of this Union,
and have it . government worth sustain
ing. With great respect,
GwO. GnUIp.
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Is REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITJ.
L ma ely qualified, ard hes txper,ercsd in al,
forns OF diseases knowled GO gu to dis.ensitle
10 the proper treatment Of the venereal al, eases
10 all its varied nnl CON t.licated forms, and has
Tor years L.adc tho treatment OF Iriva.e diseases
his business md study. Experience, the best
oil tea hers. hiss ma led him to perfect remedies
AZ once efficient, safe, permanent and in mos,
@ ses can be used without b nd ance 10 busine.s
Particular attention ven to old standing cascs
such ms were tormer'J considered incarah.s-
Syphilis in oil forms, Gonorrbgs Gisst, Stricturex
Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder snd Urinary Diseases.
Also the eFectg II solitary habits, both 7 ,inous 10
body aud mind, and which produce some of tho
following effects Dlotches, bodily W ak,es.
constipation aversion for and uneasipes IS In female
society, unmsnliness, dread Of future events en-
ally complete prostritio Of the vital power loss
Of memory, ringing in tho e.ss-oan 10 fully ro
stored TO besl,' -
All .stte.s, with stamp answered.
Dr W. manufactures all his med; one f-.m tbe
pnrest drugs; free from all smell or taste Please
call friendly talk and hs opinion will cost Won
nothing HIS trcats-a is tho result II Ling ~
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's permanently effected. DR.. w. treats sell. abuse
With the most happy result.
Post Ofos boz, 2,294. Ofics and Consultation
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Post once Wiater limo Table.
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
fOSToYFlCB ~ DAVENPORT. IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at SA. NJ. ami 81 p.
n. Arrives 1t loA. NJ. and ~ p. ~, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MArL.-Closss at . A. NJ. Arrives
att ~ Sundays excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAiL.-Closss at 81 7. N.
SourHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closes at s A. NJ. Ar
fives 1T 8 r. NJ
NORTHERN VIA DEWITr.-C Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday atsls p. NJ Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 6 p. NJ.
ROUTE No. l0y77-tia Blue Grass, etc-Closcs
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Al So o'ck. T NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, TAuRsdAy and Saturday at y
O'Clock n.
RoUrE No. l00is Viz Tiptcn-CIoses Tuesday
and Friday ~ l2 O'Clock II arrives Tuesday and
Fridays - O'Clock N.
RorrE No. lO9a7-via Puifal,-Closcs Friday
at O'Clock N arrives Saturday ats O'Clock
korTE No. loe50-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at So p. Nj Arrives
Saturday 1T s Y. II.
OFFICE Hours. -Oiicc open at s o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed at 81: o'clock =. NJ Office
closed VI y O'Clock Y. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from to o'clock p. NJ.
= As the principal mills arc carried by Rail
Road, oil the time as stated herein will be
RAIL Road linB, the clock in the Superintend.
ents Office, N. \. RR. Depot, being the stand.
afu. CHAS. Il. ELDklBGE, 7. M.
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DEAE II TEHS!

JNHE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
! enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp MccleliaD, davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT FRINGE, born In Frederick county.
Maryland, u years did farmer by Occur alton ep-
listei September 9th. 1892. at kookuk, by Mai ,r
iiliam ijelknay, for years has grey eyes,
Town hair tair CON llox,on, feet s inches high
for tho 18th Infantry.
j. l. BRhDEN, born In Decatur county, Inai.
ana. aged 20 years, by occupation a farmer, en- 3.
listed ut davenport. Iowa, august 10, has hasel
Dyes. black hair and dark complexion, height 8
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM /! JONES, born IN Orssge county,
New York, nged "a years by occupation q ear
penter, enlisted In io.a City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark compi zion,
height 3 feet s inches.
JOHN hO0dHTEN, born In Hardin county,
Ohio. aged ~ yenr-, by occupation . farmer. en-
listed AZ Davenport, Town, September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height .
fect II inches.
Any oLe apprshsnfing any QUE or all Of said
soldiers will 30 paid all reasonable cost OF trans
portation and subsistenee, together with n reward
OF five dollars. when said dcscrtsrs are returned to
tho Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
K.M LlTTLLk
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Oclt. 1862. dn
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In use Wheeler h Wilson's, Grover d Bakers
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A GENTS. SUrLBRS, NEWS DEALERS
~ 20 dlsrs, sttsntsoO! We heve the las0sse
stock Of stationary paeksgss. u di0ssst sty3es
War Maps, Songsssrs. lnk, Tpstiss, H., ana Of
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Than the goods can be bastcd by hand.
No person or machine has a right to use said
Wageners Bss,er ana Binder on any machine.ex-
eept said Wagener's Machine. unless bought Of
sai. Wagc4sr o. his legal agents.
Price Of Baster and Binder o. Sent to any ad-
dress On receipt of the money, ready to attach to
any machine.
Please state the kind of machine you wish to
attach tito.
All kinds of farm produce taken at market
price-cash not refused. For further part culars,
address J. A. WAGNER,
sg26-dtw Moline Ills.
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Ale! xxx Ale! Pure XXX Ale

liz > ENU II e NIX ALE.
present Use Ale ~ per bbl., Stock Ale eS.
TINE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTUR
mo, and is prepared to deliver, the above
superior Ale IN any portion Of thu city. Leave
sep 23-dtf II. SMILEY
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TO LET.

nFFICES AND VERY LARGE Rooms IN
~ Post Office and Lecture Blocks. Ths -.
Claire Maket House. suitable fos storage of grain
o. heavy nershsndiss. ADplyto
0F0. L. DAVENPORT. a.
JOIN J.. COFFIN.
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4. r. 4 u, KELLY.
DACKE OF BEEF AND PORK. AMI
L shipp:r o. Lave sseelt 81 Brsdy ~
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1t has been Gen. Corcoran's fortune to be-
come one of the conspicuous heroes in the
events of the last year and half Colonel of
the New York sixty-ninth at the breaking out
of the rebellion, he rose from sick bed to
lead his regiment among the first to the field.
During the three months which followed, he
was engaged with his command in arduous
and important duties, till the disaster of Bull
Run threw him into captivity, and changed
the whole character of the war. The heroic,
and self-forgetful patience with which he bore
MS long and wearisome Imprisonment, wheth-
or as prisoner of war, or a felon in rebel
dungeons is part of the history of the coun-
Try Tor the past twelve months The brave
messages which he sent to his government be-
lofe the policy Of exchanging prisoners had
oeen nnally agreed upon, and subsequently
when he was held as a hostage for the pirates
who were arrested preying upon lawful com.
merce, will be remembered to his honor nc
long as the nation lives. "Let no considera-
ton of my captivity" said he, ''weigh one
feather against the wise or necessary policy
of the governments" and afterwards from his
dungeon, LET the government take nc
thought Of my fate, but do its will;
am content to die in its service, even
a telon's DEATH The government was com
PEELED to abandon the positions which it as.
sumed in the beginning upon both these
points. But as apartial recompenSe Corcoran
and his comrades in captivity are free to en-
ter the service Of the country again, and
share in the glory of its approaching triumph
over its foes. Gen. Corcoran is now in the
prime and vigOr Of manhood He was horn
In Carrowkel, county Sligo, Ireland on the
2lSt OF September 1927. Emigrating TO this
country in 1919, he settled in New York and
with his own hands, laid the foundation Of his
fortunes He rose from private in tho ranks
TO the command Of the regiment with which
his name has been so honorably associoted
and which win still form part of his new
and enlarged command. His visit IN Massa.
chusetts now has for its object the comnle,ino
and perfecting Of his brigade But his en.
conraging words and the living witness NJ
his presence cannot any where fail to con
tribute something to the strength of the grea
army Of which hie own command will form !
part. The citizens Of Worcester will give. 4,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-30

REV. THOMAS W. HIGGINsoN, of Warren
ton, (Worcester?) Massachusetts, the we'll
known writer and lecturer, is now cnlisting a
company. which is more than half full. Mr..
Higginson is personal friend and associate
of Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Gar
rison.-Nelc York Ecening Post.
The above paragraph, though rather an
cient, is still in general circulation. Bearing
no date, the casual reader would infer that
his company had been much less successful
than it really is. His ranks are now more
than full, and if he had Il free charter
instead Of limited one he could easily ex-
tend them into two or more companies in this
immediate vicinity. The men who serve I'M
der him will be an honor and an ornament to
whatever corps they may be attached.