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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-12
TIE FIGHT STILL GOING
ON.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
F8EDERICKSBURG OCCUPIED BY OUR
TROOPS.

NV YoES, Dec. L.. The Herald contains, -,
.o.,al Dispatch from tho headquarters Of tho
t,av u the Potomac, to ; =. NJ, Yesterday
t-.,cs pAr,ia! lis: at the casualties. The
r'eva, ], the Hera'd special dispatch
pnpurA&rGeg - TIE FIELD. onrosits F-,d
q. .ar., Dec l.--3 P. Nj. Between AMI
,gtass this morning the pontoon train in
,..,.g i the l7th ard 50th New York enoipaers
,,l.- command Of Gen Woodbury.. proceedoI
oae river bank, where, with infantry supports
d, attempt vas made to throw three briidcep
ares. The river one at the point where the rail.
rad bridge fornerl y crossed, and two more on.
.s.te the city, but nearer Falmouth. A dull
5sge otscured tho movements for while. and
aopontooners succeeded in partially construct.
m, the bridges, when the rebels suddenly OMEN
dsverv brisk and deadly fire Of muskctrv from
,0ng the river bank and windows of the houses
cnpeng cessation Of the work. Some If
Oh. men we're shot midway in the stream. and
slng overheard hoated down the river.
Returning to the cover of the surrounding
hills the men were again formed, and at about
O'Clock the attempt to bridge the river was re-
,.gei bat tho rebels, with rein .orcemenss Of
ssrrslootors, 3warmed on the opposite bank,
Nothing iaontcd by the hot fire poured in at
Mer.JYpoa7ance CT our troops, the pontoonerg
vent "a !an,ly 10 WORK, but in vain The storm
bullets cayeloped them, planks ana boats
1ueridiol by every volley, and they were
nnr..d once more to fall back to the rear of
tie bill.
ASH wag evident that the rebels were deter
-aci 70 use tie houee9 :o- defence, contrary to
tie implied agreement ID the correspondence
Wien recently passed by q hss of truce, orders
VEL, gwen 70 cur artlllerynen to open fire upon
otC;r. The log was So dense tina. it was im-
,25e to soo but ! short distances beyond the
We ac river but the houses, however, in
.-cl tic rebel shArpshooters exposed them
E7ss were plainly visible, and to them our htc
E@b. tn: zine particularly directed.
!, cock the bonbArdment had become
general, and Iro.n that tine I'LL one o'clock the
WE'D! artillery WAS inc9ssant, while shot and
s2-el i4st and thick into the doomed city
4.. 10 tho engineers were formed for a third
t4,y construct bridge.
4"er tie previous Intellectual attempt on the
PAX The englngtrS to cross, Il party Of 80
4a rom that reGir1ent, under Capt. Marsh,
L-9,2eryl to assist IN the endeavOr to finish
..-ls the trdgcs
Vlca more the column started down to the
w, yad,r the direction OF Gen. W oodbury.
~ ze4 The planks anu CARED out some doz-
lasJ % Ihe end Of the eCTing OF beats. Part
4gm were compelled to retire under the very
!~4- fire rom the rebel sharpshoo:ors, who
"caossy.r ensconSed securely IN rifle pits be-
~ftel-ngo O. our artillery, and within Is or
IL. ., TIE rivers edge. The pontooAers
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american & Foreign Patents
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-23
AgIoN ~ THE PRESIDENT Of TIE
UEITED STATES.

A3raI1a5 il51 oarao a 59S1"IS5 onn, and
te 5tate5 O -A1zoa! 5,5 MN sraof a. here
cl.et o. 5ne ATTY 5o s.9|$ Hat , eroa ter as eye
Oy proclaim ana :T2;a!5 .laS -, H., o};ac
toore the war VIII oe p5os0v111s1 80 .1. @
Of practically GesE@I:lS 70 %'' 5 c3 r , he
ron between 5he Cnat30 s>l<s137 :o1 C$t>'l
States ana people 5l.eTo1, - WYNN s2 4;sf,.rha
relation IS O. may 90 S55'elll.g1 - ,a:,.@,
That i Is my QfIoSo oL1on s11o NV -. .t;o<2
Of congress- 70 again Teol)!IseI.4 .a @ ol'5
oi practical measure o7!soeLl.5 I'7Sf'l! IL sIaro
70 CI'o nee - -,,ja,o[f nav nor
then he in Tot}el10n aGalSG the CNil3tS :1te'tCS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-23
WENTWORTH SEMINARY

VEIN v UAIA SEMINARY
y1OR Young Ladies-ALRERT Z n,o,
L FORD, Principal A'Ao>'
The duties Of this Institution vill be reeve
on Monday, September 18TH.
sen l0--lW@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-23

WE have been appointed agents for the sale
" Of q neW and vory superior brand 81 F A A.
lily WASHING SOAPS, which we wish 70
introduce in this market,
. Car customers Will cor. 1T their interests b.
using .these SOAPS. Wo4aye in store an our
usual large assortment of'fAACX 4OJIET
SOAPS VIZ Brown Windsor 7. bite DO, h.
ncy, GIycerine Almond, Silver, White and
Notified CASTLE, Transparent, IN Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Jsya, &C., &C.,
ion sale By LEA = BE- AFTER i CO,
3 no 81 Nos and :. So''+'o Fairfax street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

TINS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for the
Il successful prosecution and settlement Of De-.
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, ifs conductors having had severa,
years experience in the management Of claims ta.
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Fxecn
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughy acquainted and familiar with the laws aus
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arsipe
out Of che present war; including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and Discussing Officers OF the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vols
untecrs,'' the reimbursement OF which Is author
ICED by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOE INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost .n the service sgd for
Military Pay, Pensions, and BountD
Land.
We give special attention % procuring PEN
sionS, BOuDties, etc, acorumg to soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted di ease, or tho
families Of such as have died, OF been killed bio en-
the discharge Of their line Of dirty as such lorinr
present war
Special care viii also be given to claim which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments Of Iueiiciently Managed
Prompt attention also given 70 the collection O Z
Quartormaster's Receipts given for Property taken
tor tho use of the Army to arranging Accounts with
andcolloctng Claims against the Quartermastor'a De.
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our rromrt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in tho hands Of an Attorney at any Distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daiy inter
course with all the Departments enables us iu mos
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily tbaa
whore al communication aud other necessary detaH
must be conducted through the mails
To this ond, solicit you to forward o. us .ay Or
all cases ofsuch character you may from time % time
have presented, and, as is our custom, we VII fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and wbea
required, Instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful
Address CHARLES H. GREEN.
No, 30 Cherry Street
Nashville. Tenn.
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SNow.-The first snow flakes of the
season aoated down about night-fall yes
terday evening, and in short time be-
gan to fall rapidly. The roofs, fences,
and side walks were soon whitened, and
the weather is now raw, chilly and ex-
ceedingly unpleasant. A few weeks ago
we urged the necessity of taking imme-
date steps TO supply our poor with fuel.
Has anything been done2 If we do not
act promptly there will be a frightful
amount Of suffering among us. Authori-
ties citizens! you must act To neglect
the hundreds Of families who are now
suffering from this inclement weather will
be treason against God aud humanity.
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People are getting tired Of so much talk
about bagging rebels, Our forces are ale
ways about 70 bag rebels, bgt don't bag
them. The promises come duly off, but
the bagging doesn't When Lees forces
crossed the Potomac into Maryland, it
was published everywhere that our army
would bag the whole Of them, bat it
didn't. When Stuart's cavalry more res
Gently made bold dash 200 miles through
Maryland into Pennsylvania, the country
was vehenently assured that we should
bag every man Of them, but we didn't
When Gen. Sill, few days ago, made
rush into Frankfort scattering Morgans
guerrillas, it is said, in all directions, we
were cheered with the declaration that
he could bag the last man of them, but
he couldn't When Bragg rotreated after
the battle Of Chaplin Hills, we were all
exhilarated with the intelligence that
Buell., Gilbert, and Granger were on all
sides of him, hemming HIM in, and that
they would bag him just as certainly as
he liYed, but they did nothing Of the
sort When we hear of rebel troops be
ing completely "hemmed in we can
hardly help responding" ahem!" As
for bags, the rebels generally give us the
bag to hold, but not with themselves in
it Louisville Journal
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CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED AT PERRY
vILLE.-We have received a note from
Surgeon General Weber, of Ohio, in
which he corrects number of statements
falsely represented to have been made by
him in reference to the state Of affairs at
Perryyille Ky. Gen. Weber says it is
not true that the wounded at Perryville
were dying for want of food and neces-
sary attention at the time of the arrival
of his party there. The army hal, after
the engagement, moved forward in anti
cipation of another engagement, neces
sarily, taking with it most of the sur
geons and supplies. This no doubt oc-
casioned some temporary suffering, but,
thanks 70 the Sanitary Commissions Of
Louisville and Cincinnati, supplies were
soon upon the ground in sufficient guam
tity to make the wounded temporarily
comfortable.
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SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. %. 1862.
rOR LoUIsvInLE.

Parties wishing TO send letters to Lou
isyille and. other points north Of that city,
can have them deposited in the Louisville
post-ofIice, by leaving them at As College
Street, and paying twenty-five cents Oh
each. All letters left by Monday morn
ing will be taken through.
tOct 24-1t J. G. SNYDER.
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Resignation of Lieut.. Col, Gano
seth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.


At meeting Of the officers of the Goth
Regiment 0. " Captain PATTON, Lieut..
CUsNINGHAM, and Lieut. SMITH were APP
pointed a committee to draft resolutions
expressive of regret at the resignation Of
Lieut. Col. GANo.
At an adjourned meeting the following
resolutions were laid before the meeting
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Lieut.. Col G. L. GASo has
become afflicted with partial loss Of
sight from diseased eyes to such an ex-
tent as to render it absolutely necessary,
by the advice of his medical attendants,
that he should leave the service, in order
that he should avail himself of compe-
tent medical aid--and whereas in pur-
suance of said advice he has rendered
his resignation; therefore,
ResolUed That inasmuch by his energy
and diligence in the origin Of the Goth
in a great degree are we indebted TO him
for the organization Of the Regiment, and
we will ever hail him as its chief founder,
anu IbultDiDtA uiiu hb oilC VI lND lllhb
and best friends.
Resolyed That in parting with Lieut.
Col. Chas. l.. Gano, the 69th loOses a sim
cere friend and the country faithful and
efficient officer; one who has been trieR
and found ever ready and always at his
post.
Resolved, That it is with extreme re-
greet on our part, that we find it necessa-
ry to extend the fostering hand to so
worthy an officer, and trust that his af-
Fiction will not prove TO be Of so serious
a character as now anticipated, and that
he may return in safety TO his family and
friends TO enjoy long and happy future
Res0lUed That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Nashville
UNION and the Cincinnati papers.
JOSEPH TUCKER,
I'd 1T. Co. B, Goth o. Vols, Secretary.
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oLD NEwsPAPERs.

We have small quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of at so cts. per
hundred. Those in need of such an ar
licie, will do well to call soon and secure
a supply, as wrapping paper is a COM
modify not TO be met with every day, and
more especially at the present time,
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention heldin this city May - 1862.
ResolUed, That we recognize ca the
NASHVILLE Union an able exponent #
the principles of the Union men d rem.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend H.
as well deserving of the patronage of
Union men everywhere;
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THEATEE.--To-mo morrow afternoon, Mr..
5. I. SIMoNs, the gentlemsnly Treasurer
Of the above-named establishment, takes
Benelt The bill offered for that oc-
casiOn is one Of the most entertaining
and attractive we have yet seen. lie has
succeeded in securing the services Of two
young ladies Of this city, who will make
their FIRST appearance "on any stage"
on this occasion. "The Loan Of a Lover"
aud "The Widows Victim" in addition
10 any amount Of new and interesting
novelties, constitute the bill. Mr.. S. is
a most polite and accommodating gem
tleman, and we hope the public will not
forget him on Monday next
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no 49, d
On me Death Of her sister. AIberta.
rntrxS

w a ~ iHNE
It's God who called Then sadly yield
To Him who gave the treasure sweet
With hopes bright promises fulhllcd,
They point 70 Heaven with Joys replete.
Although on aching void Is left
Within be hearts Of kindred dear,
ra but warning, when thus beren,
That God who rules, Is ever near
Thy lovely treasure, then, has gone
10 join the hosts Of seraphs whore
lu hymns Of everlasting song
They chant their praises sill with prayer.
The cherished one, though called from us,
While innocence bedecked her brow,
Its smiles have left a sweet impress
IN many hearts, thow sorrowing now.
Then sorrow not; Affections dart
We know for christians were intended
TO guide the mind, and try the heart,
Because "God loveth whom he chastoncth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

TIE continued insults offered TO the
soldiers and officers of the Union army
in Norfolk-principally by the female
population-have compelled the Military
Governor, Brigadier General Yiele, to
issue and order to seize the houses Of all
parties who may be guilty Of this ofense,
and appropriate them TO the purposes Of
the government either for hospitals or
quarters
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

Oar military authorities have deter
mined 10 make Kentucky rebels incur
some Of the penalties Of rebellion. Yes
tcrday Mrs. Ballard, who resides at the
corner of Brook street and Broadway,
was notified that her residence would be
needed for hospital purposes, and 10 was
SO occupied last evening. II will be used
ior thc present as o hospital for officers.
'L1mtrHc Journal
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Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.
UFrfCE OF THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL, Z
IHlRsDAA, Octoher %, 1902. [

OFFICE or THE LoUisvLLE JOURNAL,
THURSDAY, October %, 1902.
The rates for gold were somewhat bottcr yesterday,
the bankers buying at 2jM20 q cent premium and
holding at 80. The rates for silver were 2O022 "a
cent premium buying and % ~ cent selling. The
bankers We're buying Demand Treasury Notes at ~
@23 "a cent premium. Eastern Exchange L. neglect
ed, the buying rate being 4 e. cent discount and the
selling prize par 10 = q cent premium.
flour AND CRAIN--Flour is quiet, with sales extra
at s. 2jGs5 60 Wheat unchanged with large re-
ceips ana sales at 96c@S for red aud prime white.
Oats 40G42c in bulk Sales OF at 40c for aud
42c for shec'l. Barley Sfm1 10.
CuEEsE-T Firm 40 the advance, with sales s. boxes
Western Beer, al lO@I0iSc.
GRocFRtrs sales II hhs New Orleans Sugar al
uRWl1'4c; bbls refine at l5c, aud 10 bills crush
20 bags hio toice at IS zu2gc. Sales Of Rice at s0
sac.
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Members OF the Medical STAFF, U. S. a..
at Nashville, are cordially invited to at
tenda meeting of The Military Medical
Society, q. S. a. of Nashville" on Mon
day next, October 27th,) at General
Hospital No. il, (Female Academy
Building)
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NOTICE 20 Club .alrer,

The Editor viii be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNIoN il
they will remit TO the publishers and not
to himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information IN such manner az
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26
Great .stlaetlons lMoaaaz Ahe,noon.
POST CHAPEL.

The military authorities have desig-
mated the Second Presbyterian Church as a
Post Chapel, for the use of the army and
loyfl citizens Preaching this morning,
at IL o'clock, by the Rev. JOHN DHLoN,
Chaplain 18th Ohio Regiment; and at
night, at z o'clock, by the Rev, GRANVILLE
MOODY, Col, 7lth Ohio Regiment
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A SHORT ANswER,--0ne Of the enroll
ing Marshals, the other day, received a
strong hint from down town female.
Stopping at the lady's house, he found
her before her door endeayoring to effect
with vegetable huckster 20 per cent.
abatement in the price of a peck Of po-
tatoes.
Have you any men here, ma'am?"
The reply was gruff and curt" No"
Have you no husband, madam"
"No."
"No brothers?n
"No."
perhaps you have a son, ma ann"
DWELL, what of it,"
" ! should like to know where he is.
Well, heisn't here"
80 l see, ma'am. Pray where is hep
ain the Union army, where you ought
10 be-"
The marshal fastened round the COR
ner. He didn't further interrogate the la
dy.-Ffapk Lesbiss Paper
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

All subscribers in arrears to the Nash
Vltls DAILY UNIoN are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Route Ageht or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued.
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DOUBTFUL-wILD CAT.
Refuse the Issues of all Banks
mentioned below.

EkehuSo Nhe issues OF all Bunk n
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken or
have been wound up and their Notes, IL any are
out, are utterly worthess
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, az Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, az Memphis.
Exchange Bank, az Murtrcesboro.
Minors aud Manufacturers Bank, at Knoxvl
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, &C Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewe.l
Btnl~of Mzewell, al Tazewen.
Lhwrcnceburg Bank, at Lawronceburg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis
Bank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

FUEL FUEL What have our city au-
thorities done, or what are they doing
about fuel? Hundreds Of suffering fami-
lies await an answer
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Rev. LEVI S. WALKER, Chaplain of the
10th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, will
Preach at the Union Chapel, in lower
2dgeiield, on Sabbath the Goth instant,
iO6 o'clock A. NJ. Both citizens and
soldiers are invited 20 attend.
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Special order NO. 10.
HEApQy AHTERs. UslTEB STATES FORCES
q Mp nashville, TENNESSEE, y
OToBEE 81, 1862.

OClUiht Il, looa
I. The citizenssof Nashville will inn
mediately turn over to LIEUT.. C. c.
COOKE Aid de Camp and Ordnance Of
ficer, at these Headquarters, all the Arms
Or Munitions Of War, in their pos
session or concealed within their
knowledge.
III. Those persons who before the 2ith
inst, voluntarily deliver up their arms,
properly marked with their names, will
receive receipt for them to be returned
or settled for as the Government may di-
rect.
III. The refusal to deliver arms Of any
descriptions, or TO report their where
abouts, if known, will be taken as suGi-
cient evidence Of disloyalty to subject
the offender 20 severe penalties. No eX-
cuse whatever will be taken for an eva
sion of this order.
~. A rigid inquiry will be instituted
to discover parties who may evade this
order in any particular, and liberal re-
ward will be offered for information
which will lead to such discovery
BY command of GEN. NEGLEY.
JAS. A. LowRE, Capt Qnd A. a. G.
Oct22-3t
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Benefit Of s. r. ,Simols, al the Theatre,
Monday afternoon.
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MoRGAN's WHEREABOUTS. -- We learn
by last nights train, on the Nashville
Railroad, that John Morgan, with eight
hundred or twelve hundred men, arrived
at Litchfeld night before last; but so far
as we could learn there were no forces in
pursuit, unless IL should prove fact
that Colonel Wolford has been sent for
ward for that purpose. A confirmation
was brought up on the train, of the re-
port that W0liord was after him.
We trust he has a sufficient force. We
doubt very much if there is another man
in the army SO we'll qualified for the SER
vice. Wolford will catch him { any body
can; il not he will follow him to- the
Gulf, provided he is not ordered back
We sincerely trust Cen Buell. will give
Col Wolford a large discretion in this
matter, and we may yet have the plea
sure of announcing the determination Of
Morgan and his gang Lou. Democrat, 23a.
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Nashville ana f.ouisvIIe Isati- stage
Sine

~, LIE ABLE will commence running a
Oaily Line Of Stages from Nashville TO
rankin, Ky, on Monday, October 27th,
lonnecting there with Cars for louisville.
Office at Commercial Hotel
4ct. 20-2t w. a. WARREN, Agent.
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HEADQUARTERS 1sr Tenn CAvALnY,I
NJ ..,r..,r cd. IT.. 49,. og rDnD

HEADQUARTERS lsT Tenn. CAvALRY(
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, 1862.
[ Orders No. 6.
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present, and absent, and viii
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, it any, since last report
BY order Of Col. STOKES
JOHN MURrul, lst Lieut. y Adiutant
lst Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tt
Greenbacks, Tennessee money, Gold,
Silver Southern currency, aud Chattan-
nooga money bring the best price at the
Insurance EXCHANGE office Of w. NIARn
on College street. opposite the Scwancc
House. A premium paid for 81 and 81
Tennessee Bank notes and shinplaslcrs
Oct15.tf
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Headquarters us. FoRCEs, Z
NASHVILLE, Oct %, 1862

,pecial 0rdersl aEaogn
No. 20.
/. !. Twenty-Five dollars reward will be
aid Tor the discovery and Information
any ANS or maaltioas of war concealed
j violation Of Special Orders No. 10
I il. Any slave giving reliable iuforma-
on of the concealmcnt Of arms shall
ceiye military protection.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. NEGLEY
JAMES a. LOUVRE,
Capt and A. A, G.,
(Onicial,)
NJ. J.. JOHNSON,
Capt and A. @.
Oct z6--lw
MS, sutherland aad bliss Williams
mons BeaeN, Woahg
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Ne,o Song By s. B. Dg6eu, Monday if-
tefn00a.