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SPEc14L-Ow1nE to the inability of thousands 70 f.
cure Tickets e the late Grand GIN Concert the Mala
2
are ona more Ehsrsl scale and citizens Who were
able to purchaae Tickets for the late Concert will
have an opportunity In th!s, the Second GRIND GIT
Concert The management wlll labor to make e. this
These prizes have all heen selected With great care
are Of good manufacture and warranted genuine Th4
beft Of FOCAL and Instrumental talent i engaged and
every effort will he raic to render the ConccTt eater
taninE "a ~ T. make 1FA1os acomoensAuon for tas
Tickets for saie st We.be Co.'S Office, No, I: Lar.
n1Aa block, 81 South CLARK street: ". " Kuha deal
erin Piano Fortce l0s Lake street stairs; A. IT, MIL
er JeWe!cF 1sS Lake street CORNER C1ark Gllfets,
Iisus - CO e. ! Fancy Go;s Apt s5aonsr, w15croo%s
street. and nearly Nil public places
Persons In the country. Wishing tickets. NJ enclosing
the money to Werho J. Co. PTopr1etors, fost OEcn
Lock Boz s3p will meet with prompt attention. All
The PUBLIC q respectfully Invited to examine thoss
two elegant Pianos at " Fl. Klmballs dealer in P1sno
Sewing Machines. q Wheeler Wilson'S Agency. los
Lake street, Of thcn-their Prize Machiac-fs tho
nnest and ha1dpomest nannfactnred Its duplicate !.
the Household of the Tycoon Of Japa, the Duchess Of
CUMBERLAND England and tn: duchess of Con.tantine,
Rnssta; Fine Silver Wsrt Sc. At i. II. Mlers. 12s
Lake street, Photographic Albums and other Fine
oler Fries, ii Cudvor.h 4 Lor1nS's. rs Randolph
street.
Drawers Of Gifts In the country can have them for
Tardcd by sending thelr address to Wecbc Co..
posf On1ce Box fSs3t.
Tie principal t;1ss will be On exhibition ut bryan Hau
on the evening Of the Concert.
The numbers drawing tho following Ps1xea will bo
published n tho Dallg Papers Immediately After the
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By her Majesty's gentlemen nshers, appointed
for this purpose, to the seats reserved for
them in the choir, and in the gallery on tile
South side Of the altar.
GUESTS.
Her Royal Hiehncss the Princess Christian
Of Denmark, ana the other foreign Princess
ea eeeded n tne Gaee1s caees MI is om The
state entrance ut Windsor Castle to the West
entrance Of St. Georges Chapel at half-past
eleven o'clock, with the members Of their
respective suites, aud attended By snbal-'
terms escort Of the 1st regiment OF Life
Guards.
The following was the
ORDER or TIE PROCESSION.
The first carriage contained Colonel Oliphant
gentleman in attendance on his Highness tho III.
haratah Dulcep Singh; Captain Eaas, Equcrry Of
his Serene Highness the Duke Of Holstein Giucks-
burg: Captain Iund. Adtutant to his Royal High
nces Prince Frederick OF Denmark; Major Burnell
Count OF Flanders.
The other carriage. contained Colonel Du Plat,
Eqnerry to the Queen, in attendance on his Royal
Hfghness Prince Frederic Of Heesc-Casse1, and
On his Serene Htghness the Duke Of Holstein
Major General the Hon. A. N. Hood. Eque1ry
TO tic Queen, in attendance On their Royal High
nesses n tue Count OF Flanders aud the Duchess Of
u. DC Roepstorn and Baron de ocrtzcn. cham.
be1laias to his Royal Hghness Prince Frederic Of
Col. Francis Seymour. c. B., groom in waiting to
the Queen. In attendance on her Royal Aighness
Princess Christian of Denmark
Lieutenant Funcke, gentleman in attendance on
his Royal Htghnesa Prince William OF Denmark.
Count dc 1-annoT, gentleman In attendance on
her Imperial and Royhl Highncss the Duchess Qi
Brabaut- y
Countess Dive, lady in atteadaucc on her Ia2c.
Enl ard Royal Highnees the Duchess Of Bzabant
His Hfchutss the Mahirsj1h Duleep Singh
His Serene HiGhness Prince Edward Of Saxe
Wcimar
His Serene Highness the Prince Of Lcincnsen.
His Serene Highness the Duke Of fHolstcin Glucks.
Hia Royal Highness Prince William Of Dca.
| Ills Royal Hiehness Prince Fsoae,ic of Hcssc,
H. Royal Highnes. Prince Augustus of SAKE Co,
Her Royal Highness Princess Dasmar Of Den
mark.
Ills Royal H'ghness Prince Frederick Of Den.
Her Imperial and Royal Highness the Duchess ol
I! Erahant.
| His Royal uishness the Count Of Flanders,
:. Her Royal Hghpess the Princess Christian ol
Denmark.
Her Royal Hlshness tbs Princess Thyra Of Den
His Royal Highue.s Prince wa1demar of Dea
| mark.
| ARRIVING At ST. GEORGES. -:
Upon arriving at tho west entrance Of st.
Georges Chapel, tho royal guests Of hel
MajestJ were received by the master Of tht
ceremonies, Lieut.. General the Hon. 8ir Ed
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SCENES IN TIE STREETS.
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The arrangements made at the Mansion
House for The accommodation Of distinguish
ed visitors and Of the fairer members Of the
families of the civic dignitaries were devised
aud carried out upon scale Of commensurate
convenience and grandeur. Long before noon
all the seats allotted werc occupied, and as
tic weather was fine, the awning OF the bal
cony WAS raised, md j noble view afforded to
the vast mass of human beings which was con-
stantly heaving and swelling, and at times ap-
pearing to be struggling tor very. life itself, In
the large area c0mprehended between the
Mansion House, the Bank Of England and
the Royal Exchange. From an early hour,
the pressure at this point was so excessive az
to produce an endless amount Of turmoil and
confusion, and, in many instances, to threat.
en- serious destruction Of life. But for the
good temper which prevailed on all sides the
worst consequences might have ensue1- Even
as It was, women with the greatcr part Of
their clothes torn of, were with difficulty res.
cucd from the throng, and borne screening
and fainting into some Of the bJe'streets.
Impish boys, hat1ess and shoolees, wcse dug,
Us it we're, out Of tho dcnsc and scething
crush cf humanity, and flung anyhow upon
the backs Of the horses or upon the roofs Of
the carriages, which were inextricable and
hopelessly mixed up In the crowd.
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TuE BRIDE.


On these occasions, !ue believe the dress of
the bride ranks In general estimation rs only
second in importance to the celebration OF the
ceremon! Itself, which is to be regretted, for
be described by Its effect. It is embroidered
white silk, trimmed with silver, which can
Just he discerned in rich designs glittering be-
tween the snowy folds. The traditional white
is not, however, departed from, though over
all ehe wears slight bodice with open sleeves
Of white silk, embroidered with Silver, aud
which, fitting tight, sets off her tapcring
waist and fau1tless symmetry Of form to ab-
solnte perfection. Her gorgeous train Of
white and silver is borne by eight young ladies
o9 Q, teen ana i~ea5 ths
most ancient houses. The young ladies' thus
honorcd with SO fair post in the long pro-
granme Of this happy day, are all the daugh-
tcra Of Dukes, Aarquiscs or Earls whose titles
arc almost Us fa1niinr as the names Of our
Kings Of old.
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NO. 1877.

day last, when he went to bis place q
residence-the BuFnet House-snd found
Iohnuv Glen sitting on bic ssfs, waiting
to see him. Jobnny had experienced
some OF the vicisitades Of war since
last they met lie bad been captured
by Wheeler's cavalry rear Bridseport.
dis espsors took hirn 10 Wheeler Whs
salussd him with
What are Jon doing herr, yOu ID
little, Hsnkee sciundrelP
Said Johnny Glen, stOutIy-H General
Wheeler, sn no more . d-d scoun-
drel than You arr, sir"
Johnny said the Re6els stole about al
that he had ineluding bis pocksi- book,
which confined only twenty-five centA-
81 Bot wouldn't have cared for 1he resi-, /"
BE- added, il they badn't stclen ny has,
shieh bad three bullet h0les a rsoeizad
Et Cbickamauga"
he wss haally psrolsd and sent Eerth.
Do Saturday he was on bis way from
Camp Chase b bis regiment, having bsen
exchanged. Gen. RoseeFaos observed
that the young soldier had cheVrons on
his arm, and asked The meaning Of lt.
tie said he was promoted to q corporal
for shooting Rebel colonel e Chicks
mauga. The cOlJnel was mounted, and
stopped JOHNNY At some point on the fsld,
crying, stop, you little Yankee esyil. "
Johnny halted, bringing bis Austrian rife
10 an "OTder," thus throwing the colonel
of his guard, cooked bis piece, (Which be
Could easily DO, being 50 short and sud-
denly bringing it 10 bis shoulder, fred,
the colonel falling dead with q bullet
through bis breast
The httle fellow told bis story simply
and mOdeslly, and the General deter
mined to honor his bravery. lie gave
him The badge Of the g Roll Of Honor"
which Mrs. Saunders, wife Of the host 81
the Burnet House, sswed upon Johnny's
coat HIS eyes glistsned with pride ss
be looked up'n The badge, and little
Johnny seemed suddenly 70 have grown
an inch or two taller, be stood 80 erect.
tie left his photograph with Gen. Reese
Grams, who exhibits &c with pride. We
may again hear from Johnny Glen, the
Youngest soldier in the Army OF ths
Cumberland.-Cn. TtnseL
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Ra,a in LsnE.,rsss,s Rear.

The correspondent Of the Cineinnsa
Commercial gives the following account
Of an Important raid in Longstrests rear
during the time the battle was raging a.
Chattanooga:
The battle Of Chattanooga Was fought
and won withOutthe corporation Of any
cavalry on the Federal side. The cause
Of this Was pirtihlly owing to the impos-
sibility Of obtaining forage, and partially
TO the fact that the Ridge was too steep
10 permit q cavalry force 70 render Eaa-
terial aid in operations from the front
But Grant did not permit the cavalry %
remain idle. Ga Tuesday afternoon they
q1ietlry crossed Sherman's pontOOns, and
while the entmy's attention was sttrsct-
ed by Shermsn's batteries, they moved,
under cover Of night, 70 the rear Of The
enemy's right
Tue force was under command Of Col.
Long, and consisted Of the Ist and I'd
Ohio, and part Of the 4th Ohio. 4sh Mich
igar, 18th Indiana Mounted Infantry,
aud the 10Th Illinois Mounted Infantry.
A few hours after dark they arrived
three miles in the rear Of Bragg, where
a train Of sixteen teams laden with for
age, were captured. The spOils we're ia
sen to Tyner's where they cut the tels-
graph, and captured two courisrs with
important dispatches from Joe Johnston
10 Bragg. Six miles below . halt vas
made until o'clock In the morning,
when they received intelligence Of train
Of supplies belonging 10 Chssi-
ham, en- route from LOngstrsst 10 Bragg'a
army.
After rapid ride Of ten milea, the
train Of eighty wagons, with Qaartoi-
masters stores, and q psymaster's box,
were captured. Ia the train was . pay
masters box con aiming $50 600 in rebel
currency; and $500 in gold and silver.
The guard aud horses and mules we're al
clptured RsraeiDg their steps, they
approached CeV' land, on the cut skir's
Of which, they tiok six teams, and ssan
after three QuarteImaster's vagina
loaded with valuable booty. Cksrxing
into the town, the residents were aston
ished to ace tie Yankees, aud aEegimsns
II cavalry q 1 Kentucky we're net long
in placing some distance between the
town and them. AtCleysland, one thou
thousand bushels Of grain, and thrBs
thousand barrtli Of -four and other Valu-
be plHnder were taken.
Ga the following morning, dstsch-
msnt was sent 10 Charleston, where >
sharp fght took place, With The loss Of
ore private, Kansas, I'd Ohio. The track
Il the railroad connecting Bragg aad
Longsirset's communication, was torn CD
'or nitesn miles, the telegraph cut, and
tle enemy otherwise taEssssd. This
morning, three infsnTy reg merits asd
two Of cavalry entered tbs tom and
Ter = brief skiruish, our cavalry retreat
ed, with al tbelF captured supplies.
TJis raid was enc Of The bsat Of he
gar, aud its execution vas intrusisd %
worthy hands. They are 5 brave force,
who have render, d signal D rgies 70 this
army, and never fail Ia accomplishing
shat they msv sf's~pt
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nos. AND LOCATION OF HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE

The following Is correct list Of sIl Hospitals in
this city;
HosplaI No i-0H Gan Factory Surgeon W
Hsrner, OIL, e rtet on tue s7in.
Hosyital no 2-URiVersify Building Surgeon 3 D
Lyndr, ) Vols, Market street, on the Hill.
Hospital No 3-EHslsy's BEiiding: ~ geOn l Har-
low, ) Vols, SOuth-e.st corner Public square.
Hospial No 5--GEH FdCOTy; SurgeOn " Hoge-
boon, L yO s, upper end o. Front street
HospifnI No s-Afd5onic Hall: Surgeon " Otter
sou L s Vols corn Z ( Ch rch and Summer streets
Hospital No e--CaTriaQe Fatt0y: Surgeon
" france, L 5 A, Market str et below thesquare
Hospital No H. Pess ROss) a A Surgson L d
II lgle L ; 4, on University riSe
Hospital No BrCGdtrdy Hotel Surgeon " Lau
ton, U : VOis, corner Er' al sus Cherry streets.
Hospital No l3-Hamss High School: surgeon
Tayl0, ) Vols, crber Of Spruce and Bread streets
Hospital No 14-NashyRls Female Acadenp' Surgeon
J Piilps, Vols, Church stieet, near the Chatta
nOoga Depot.
Hospifal No 15--Hyaes's High School Surgeon Vim
N Chambers, Vols, corner Of Line a Summer sts
Hospital No 16-( CoHtrebaRd) surgeon Ro
ma, ne 5 A, corner Of hr al aud Front streets.
Hospital No Ill OFcsrs surgeon Il Lynde,
q : Vols, N -rket st eet, % the Hill
Hy.pd1l No i9-Morris htruet0Hs BNiLiiHJ: Sur
gsau j " FOya q 5 Vols. No 4 N, rket 81 ct
H5epitlt No 2l-Metso3is, Chssrch: Surgeon
FGlier, Vols, Chu Ch stT ct, Det Summer and High
Cumberland Hospital: Su sc Clark McleTnent,
Z Yols, on Hardin Pike, west Of the Pentontisry
PrisoH Hosp tat--Seoond Bqpiist Chsrch: A Sur
Reon g a cEma q, L A Juerry street {, on the Hill
C,onroIesosat Barracks tAazl0sl HoRse) Corner #
Church anu Chtrry streets.
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A theatre is Ia full operation At s.
Augustine, Florida. It was established
by the Forty eighth New. York regiment
while stationed at that point, and has
since been carried on By the Twenty
fourth Massachusetts. The building will
seat some seven hundred persons, and
the entertainments are said TO be very
popular with the towns people. The
mOnotony of military life is grea ly re-
lievsd By the amusement thus Afforded.
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I. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No /: Meets suey Tuesday
night-B McEwep, G; I Neakley, V g, john
y hi, e, secretary X spain, Treasurer.
TRAeUE LODGE, NJ II Keb ere-y Bfoaday NigLs-
yLP zlks n G; W I PbHh =, v q; hopkins,
Secretary; B 3 own, Treasurer.
SplLAY LODGE, No 90 Asst evcTg Friday nigh, al
their HAlt on South cherry strect-J .ises att,
NC; NE DOrtch, V @; Z G0Odiett, Secretary, n
CUtton, Treasurer.
AURORA L DGE, No los (Geruan) Meets -ervv
Tksl7. deg Hight-Jp bn heberich, \ c. L ker, y
G; A Winter, secretary; c seterle, Treasurer
RIDGELY EECANPMENT MOL: Meea erery ] 4 oHd
81 WedMssJay nighis-0 FuieT a. r harris,
Jr, HP; l. G,skity, W; Griffin, "; John
Hike, Scribe, R Gutter, Treasurer. =
OLIVE BR ANCH ESCAMPsENT, No 4 lfeess susry
I'd aad "a WsdnssdGy HtgLs-L Locker, G p; A
Campbsli, h p; J ark 3 frisamsu, "; 7
G Coleman, Scribe; n Ward, Treasurer.
DECREE OF REsECCAH; Hesfs Il Friday EsSh ~
sseA Hso4h-John hide, L 81; BIT Thoa pson. A
/ n; J l. Weakley, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, en-
eseior; Mrs brown, Warden Mrs. ohss Robert
son, sentinel
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The YOusEest SsIdt'F in the Army
81 the Cumberland.

Lastegeniog, at toe Caledonian supper
Gen. Rosserans exhibited The PHI tlgrst b
Of . boy who, be said, was the olngOsi
soldier Ia the Army Of the Cumberland
His pane Is Johnsy Glen. twelve years
Of age, a member Of company c, 22d
Mich gan Iofantry. HishOusis ct New-
ark, Ohio. DE Grst attracted The aitsn-
ton Of General R1secrAns daTiag re-
view at Nashville, where b. vas aeiipg
a. marker fer bis regiment Hisex'nas
youth (he 10 quils snail fer Lis az J and
intelligent sppfsrsnce interested ile
Gpneral. and ealing him 10 him, be gus
toned him 90 70 has name, age, regim ne,
etc. Gsa. Rseerans spoke s8ceufAgine :
ly 10 she young soldier, AID odd him 70
come and see him Wtelsssr be eams
where be vas
He saw no more Of lAs boy untiI sasar-
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Medionl Director Of Depnrtment.

Surgeon: Glover Perm, U "A Once, chattanooga
Teun.
4 sssfqHf 1feiioel d ecioT: Surgeon Henry
Thgrstes. Onloe No24 cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Re1iioal Inspector; Surgeon " Ciendenin, I Vols
on No z Cue ~ street, between Broad and Church
Meii 81 Director RsseTrs Coyps: Surgeon William
Varien, Vols. OfCe, II Ugh street, Gen Gialger'E
old headq Isritrs
Mssioai Director Of he PoR surgson Watson.
Oice s0uih Summer street., near TIE City Cemetery.
2 Freposs NarshaE L euJ Cot Geo Spaulding.
lssisiaaf Fr0r0st Marshal; Captain James 9 Boyd
5Ist IuinOs. once az the state Capitol.
C.rsHaander of he Po0: Brigadier General S
Granger HestquiTters, College street, between
Chureh and Union streets. -.
S~Hsadqsart,rs Of DE C5rludE9sr Of de Disyia o
Fassrilis: Gen L Il Rousseau The Bass residence
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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AsnncnIntInn fnnIrIs.

The RichmOnd Enquirer reports the
price of -four st one hundred dollar,
Confederate money, per barrel, and CON-
plains that one man living on Broad street
has over seven hundred barrels hoard
ed" An intelligent oontrabsnd" in
form Tire New Orleans Era that this per-
SON Is keeping bis -four on Speculation"
,ill the fedsrsls ct Richmond, when he
expects barrel Of -four will be worth
more than a barrel Of Mr.. MsInmingeE's
Clnfsd y ate money.
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The Hartford Times--ths central and
controlling organ Of the opposition party
in Csnneciicut-ezpressss iiself in favor
of the enlistment Of negroes in the
armies Of the United States. 1t recon-
mends that the quots Ct The town Of
Hartford be raised BY procuring the
whole number Of cOlored volunteers, If
possible.
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$4,000 Agents Wanted !!

H5O,OOO Agents Wanted
RARE OPPUkTUNITY.
$4,000 Watches, Cod Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard and Neck Chains, Chatelaine Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets.
Sal Sieve RiBgs Ca JOf7Iia hta9s, Chased hfHrs,
keso,so Ris0s Gsd Fins GeAfs' California Die-aos
Pisa Cal0foruia Dassr Nd Ear Drops, Bsass ~ Se 4
yesreiry, Mes StFles Ssas Gsd Bul.0as, &C.,
worth 100000,
70 h sold for One Dollar each, without regard 70
yalus, and not TO be paid for TIL you knOE
what you Are TO set
doing the business Is cents each, which must en-
elosed when the request l. made TO know what you
can have. After kno Ing What You can have, the d
Il will be a. your option TO send 81 take the article
or not.
1--WE articles eau b. ordered fer sI-eleyen for 50
thirty for SS-sixty eve for si0-and one hundred
for SIS
VITA the informafion Of what you can have will be
ssnt Circular giving fdil instruct 70 Agents and
. full Catalogue Of article, snd then Il vii be ~
your option % send and get the article or not.
Also, for 81 ! viii send solid Silver Shield or
either Army CORPS Pin, with your name, regiment
aud comp rny handsomely e1grAved upon H.
y. II, WARD = CO.,
Box asa, New York eos Broadway.
novsa
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A Coco No 80 das. LfneeIn
Il Is some Em'ndi FIR The riaieuls
witch has been so unsPAFipgIy hssped
~ certain foreign pressss up0a Mr.. liz
q IN, that the LOnd9n Spectator, one q
the most intel igsnt and most rerp eta
be journals in Europe, finds occasion for
the following words about him:
"Mr. Lineola has been tested a. fsw
Governors have ever been tested. ~
trough he may not always have risan
fllly 70 The level Of . great erneresaev
he has seldom failed to display a pobis
! upartiAlity, . great hrmness q purpo.s
an a sAgaeious, if7yomeWhat ut;lit,r;.,.
iugRmebt.
We believe juster man nevsy Ma
the reins Of government
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The NAsHVTLLE UEI0E.- This patri-
oiie journal comes 70 rs in "a enlarged
torn, having eight columns 70 = PAGE.
L Is nov the largest daily paper in Tea
asssse, sud is one Of the ablcst and uaoss
radical journals IL the eOaEFy. L sup
ports tne government withont rsssFga-
lions or conditions. and has eOairibaisd
largely 70 the formation Il . sound po-
aiical sentiment IN Tennessee. lie DEos-
psritY is an evidence that Il Is apneseis-
ted By the peopis.--h p Essning Pa.
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WALL PAPERI WALL PAPERI
w. FREEMAN,
State of Tennessee---CORse Co.
Attachment in JUSTICES Cont.
John L. Davidson and Joseph RaILer Us. d.
3. Robertson.

A TTACHMEST having been issued in this case
~ against the Defendant, upoa the ground hat The
DEFENDANT had abscOnded from the state so that the
Ordinary process OF law canBos be served upon hi
Il Is therefore ordered that be appear before me, a.
nv oce in the town Of Manchester on he 18th ia y
Of December 1858, then and there TO defend said
tachmeut suit otherwise the same VIII be proceeded
in ex parte, before me. And . Is further order ed
that q copy Of this order be published 10 the Daily
UnIau newspaper Published 10 the city Of Nashville,
for four o0nsec tive weeks.
Given under my hand this l7th day Of November,
1865 g. D. I'm ERSON,
Justice Of the Peace Of Coffee County.
-IauIfa
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A ooD ExAAPLE-Ata UHlOn meet
ing At Kingston, Decatur county lat
wesk, Col Wilder proposed 3 collection
t. raise money for volunteers. One han
dred dollars were raised. and . mn
stepped forward, signed lhe roll and re
eeivsd the money. Holding It up be
said, "Here is a one hundred dollars Tor
the next volunteer" Another came who
did The same thing, aud another, ssd 80
On ill nineteen msn were enrolled, and
ths money was then votel % tie Sani-
tary Commits ion - sabaNayoIss Josasal.
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USrTED States DISTRICT couar-Th.
Sc against Blanton DaBcsn was ana
mi'tsd u the jury on Saturday. VERDI,
-ThA' Duncan tad besn IA sss,t ~ -
fsderate Go7ernmsaf. and given -
aid ooDiort 70 the r.bels. y. T.sss
Utihd States Attorney, and J. K. Coz
Zoe fjr The Uaited States; Ripley ~
20 ley for the defence. Also v.r5isss
for the United States in eases assi.ss
Simon 3 Brctnsr, n. Clay Mssiwsiker.
md s. d. MSrris-L0aisyills Journal
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

s4afF-James Z. Hinton. DsPuiies-TScmas Hob
on aud ]. K. buchanan.
Rogsaer-Phinsas Garrett.
IIiIzss-W Jasper Taylor.
OorOHsT-G Gutter
Raaoa-AlexaBder Mcdaniel.
RevenHe OolsctoT-W. ID. HODer EsoD.
Railread Tar CoEecsoT-J. g. BFilef.
COAsabisS for ds RsshsiLls DGstrlot-John p. Cover
and I K NeWInAn.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

IATE Oasr Three large Lots in the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Sprt <, and but = short distance
nom the General Railroad ne2nt, Wis. -EE
oNEl0T, with good picket fence on Spruce street,
about 100 feet 'front.' running Through to Vine about
go feet and rootine on three sire a. total number
Of front feet about 100
Also, LOT on vine street, about goa feet. run
ninE through 10 Mciemors street about 20 feet,
fronting on three Streets and having total front Of
about SEQ feet, with picket fence
Also, l0r on High street, ab7ut ocO fest fTonl'
runnibg 20 an alley In she direction % SUMMED
street
The three lots above men Toned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are eon-
Venlent cheap, have water haeihties, and room TOT
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the atten-
tion Ct those who desire % invest in productive
property. II. &. SCONEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-10
For Sale.

A HANDSOME REsTDEECE, lot fronting the
~ Capftcl Park Street, considered the most doslr-
sbls part Of the city for Family Residenoes. Apply
= a. @. SCOYEL-