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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

bytsrian society y the town Of Dewitt 70 dispose Of
their property.
Episcopal church m the town Of Dewitt 70 sell teer real
estate and TO sgaze and confirm the acts Of sa society
and We election o. their ana 70 p'ev0s TOR '0s''
An 81 70 amend the ACT entitled an Get 70 amend
the several acts Incorporating che village OF 0vego in tho
county Of Tioga, passed April ~, Iool
San act TO amend entitled act to conso.
date acts relating the village Of
Cazenova bounds and TO enlarge the powers
Of the corporation Of sa,a village.
6An act TO amend an act 70 incorporate the village Of
IAN TO change the place OF business of the Starr
Arms Company.
s.-An act 70 amend an act entitled an act revising,
amending and consolidating the several acts in relation to
the village OF Fort Plain passed April T. 1868, and 70
tend the powers OF the corporation OF said village
s-Ah ACT 70 S'ehd An act 70 incorporate sno viage
Bainbrdge In the county of Chenango, passed April III
1929.
Io-An act to empower Fremens Lodge No. 10, Of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in the city and county
Of Albany, to hold real and personal estate to limited
amount
u-An act to authorize the Albany and Vermont Rail
road Company to construct branch road.
l2-An 10 authorize the election of an additional
assessor in the town Of wawarsng, Ulster county
l3.Au act to authorize the Board OF Supervisors OF
the county of Putnam to raise money by tax TO pay
lunteers in the United States service.
l4-An confirm the acts OF the Governor Of the
State Of New York and appropriate moneys for the
repayment Of money paid as bounes TO volunteers and
for other purposes.
15-An act 70 authorize the levying Of upon the
taxable property Of the different counties and towns in
this state TO repay borrowed for or expended IN
the payment Of bounties TO volunteers, or for the
penses enlistment for aid to their families
to pay any liability incurred therefor.
The Governor has two bills in his hands which he has
not examined owing in healthone is TO legaize the
those supervisors who have placed in the tax levy
for 1862 the amount necessary for the repayment Of
raised for bountes tho other to " extend the
time for the construction OF the Albany and Susquehanna
Railroad.
-Four more bills that have passed have reached him
yet. One of these the bill TO extend the time for the
collection OF taxes in several counties OF this State
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concern viii be the most powerful corporation Of
the West. With ordinary good management, the
I1ttsburg company is nov in . position to earn
regular dividends.
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CITY COMmERCIAI. REPORT.

aAruRDAy, Feb. 21-6 P. II.
AHEs-There were so bbls sold al sxc. for pots and
DC. for pearls
bRxADsTus1s-The market opened buoyanty but closed
heavily for -four to-day. The sales comprised IA, 500
bbs State and Western, $50 bbls Southern and Zoo
bbls Canadian, within revised range
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List or Bills In tho Senate Awaiting
Third Hen ding.

IAN act to close highway in Westchester county.
2-An authorizing the Board or Supervisors OF the
county OF Westcheser TO levy assess and direct 70 be
collected money repayng the bounties heretofore paid
to volunteers.
Am facilitate the construction Of tho Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad.
Am act amend act en- titled act 10 enforce
the responsibility stockholders certain banking
prescribed by the constitution and provide
ton and association, passed April s. 1S4g.
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At AUCTIoN.-wILL BE SOLD AT sHERiFF5
"A sale, by JAMES NJ. MILLER, At the merchants III
change. "Wednesday next me 10Th INC ssy -gIsfot
brown four story Dwelling NO ~, MAI ,on ave
uuc clabora,ey hnished with trcscoed walls ana every
modern Improvement convenience and ins
mist desirable residence formerly OF the Hon A. Oaky
Hall situated in fashionable quarter OF NJ ety. viii %
tsposd III and is purchase VIII aHod
nnsrtnnlty 20 secure profitable Investment Of casio
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But large majority Of those accepted pensioners
only partially disabled, and the amount Of pension is
rated according TO their disability, which may be
fourth, third half thirds three fourths &c
The disability Is based on the proportion which the
effects of wound received disease contracted in pub
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B.rk Golden Age -, $500.
me Lover Bay.-Al by pilot boat No IS
ship ueorriana, Nabmau, from Liverpool Dec -, at
chor on the bar.
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A CALDWELL. OfULlST (LATE OF CANADA,
afrr an absence fifteen years has returned 70 Nsw
YORK and n suncd his professional business at 3 Clinton
ia Eighth street Dr. Caldwell has for twenty cvoed
Rs attention exclusively e. operations The Eye and Ear
No charge ior examination or 0ruion. Office hours fsm
Al ". la3 ~
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TIC hlImbcf OF Coaswlra Entros Cearances Tor te
ear according 10 the Custom records Ia as follows
CLEApED CO.. srvysr
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nj, he hour of their trial these men had new

r;il The hour of their trial these men had new
a. leo they said) perceived the ambiguous terms
of the Governors approval, and thought they
vers acting with perfect safety. The Justice
to.ud that they had not acted in this matter
a,itbin the laws Of this State" and bound them
aver in the sum Of $500 each, to appear for
.,.l At the next term of the District Court
they remained in custody one day, then OBJ
nined bail and departed. with sundry threats of
returning to seek satisfaction.
Thus ended what At ore time was on the verge
# becoming bloody tragedy; and the question
4 generally asked Why. If authority Wa intend
a to be given, il was given in such terms
and Why officers Of this State could not b en-.
Moved on what, under any circumstances, is .
delicate and dangerous business!
Yours truly, JAMES NORRIS.
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Tremendous applause.)

A PRopHEr.-Col. Higginson had among
his meu at the capture OF Jacksonville an old
patriarch, gray-headed, and too cid to do any
fighting; but vet q prophet priest, aud king Of
the young negroes. He told them that every
one who got Killed in SO holy cause was pref.
ty sure of stepping right into heaven! 1t was
a short cut to eternal glory. The fellow who
hung back, who was afraid ifhe got shot. there
wasn't much hope for him! He is greatly ven
Grated by the negroes, and his eloquence had
wonderful effect upon the soldiers.
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~ wv
Public acknowledgment.

PUBIC AEAM0 leu ABA0Ass
It is no less pleasing than proper to
render thanks for benefits bestowed The
Bible eDjOins: Honor 10 ,0hOn homer 10
due" Prompted by these sentiments, do
we, the sick, wounded, aud 'disa bled
SOLDIERS, patients Of General Hospital
No. 10. tender our grateful acknoWledg-
mems to Msjpr Jno. W. Foye, o. S. ".
Surgeon in charge OF Hospital IS, for The
excellent dinner, which be prepared, AID
bad served out to Us under his immediate
care and direction. We had not only
an abundance of the suJstantials. but maby
of the o,rdnentals Of festive dinner
were richly enjoyed By Us. The meats
we're Of the beat kind, and well prepared;
Likewise the poultry. The vegetables
were in every respset excellent. The
chicken pie could not have been beat
had it been the prediction Of eaisiHe
ro.ak-and the abundance Of il, The fac
effte IN WHICH II Ha8 DaAeo, neAC ~
equal to anything prepared for the fam
lily Christmas table, the restaurant or
hotel The desert Of pudding cakes and
fruits capped, very appropriately, The
Grand elinsk Every man enjoyed the
dinner. Every one left the table salts
fed aud grateful. Not : better meal
was served anywhere in any Of tbs hos
pitals way down here in Dixie" than
We had here on Christmas day. Il eost
less, the end was attained cheaper, bat
The practical benefits were greater, and
the satisfaction consequent more entire,
than many festive meals, prepared with
oul design, and wanting q distinct def
pite object. The oijset IN view vas a.
tained--tbe end reached ansE.ensEal sat-
isfacsion was given. Iswss triumph
-ofiai.lsig-stSesigs good lasts sad usas
tsrig ezeeusiou, WORTH tbe head and hssrs
Of our Nspolsoaic Mi g ssrgeOn, We
njoiee with bin. We are sratsfsi Is is
rseipisats We exposes ourselves deeply
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fFor the Nash lie u1I n

FLOR the Nashville Tn n END
20 The Rebellion and slavery. Ell
.4i -5t D t5se DaiIy. PrVzs OF the 2lth-)
The radical sbolitiOnists (and eli other
reasonable people, assume that Slavery
was the cause Of ihSrebelliOp, (dOn't you,
Mr.. Prsss0 and they and eli the world
know, that the rebellion has neatly de-
stroyed Slavery entirely Mr.. Press D
They tell ms now Chose reasonable peO-
ple) that the war must continue (thAps
IT'D till not . vsstigs Of tie institution
be left, (ought to be so long agOl other
wise it will be sure TO produce another
rebellion IN the future (therfors root the
weed, Mr.. Press ,. The sum Of this
logic is (and.a very sound logic il is, too)
that the Shareholders, having resOrted to
rebellion, to secure and fortify slavery,
(whata holy cause , and the measure
having proved sh utter and disastrous
failure, Gas their Vice President prOphs-
sied them, 1t would } they will be sure
to employ it sgin, (EOuid you 90 sseuri-
tyfofA fol Mr.. Press ? THAT Is, man
having the iOOth-aehs (pOOr fslIOWD ap-
plies salt 10 ease it. Cor compounds it,
and finding that it greatly increases the
pain, Compromises never cure radically,
Mr.. Press , be will be sure to try salt
when it aches again, (eonssqnsntly pull
the tooth Ou', the aching tooth, the can
cerous tooth, the slavery tooth, pull i
OFT out Gus b Truly, TIE rebels have
reasoned badly abOut their afAirs, (truiy,
We beliegs 90 to- D bat have FcarosIy let
shoTa themselves incapable (of sVal-
loving COpPsrhesd adsices and) of dis
corning the connection between premises
and conclusions. (Sss American History
from 1851 10 ths present date
OsK OF THE RADICALS"
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10 q. b. DIRECPORY.

TFNNFsSKE LODGE, No !; Herts sreT Isesdtng
.feAs-R II McEVen. n o. l. "cskley, G. JSun
THioe, Secretary o X spain, Treasurer
TRAbUE LODGE. No II Nsas euc-g MoRdag Eisht-
L PsikB, \ G; " / Phiui 10, q Hopkins
eecrstsfr. p y n own, Treasurer.
RNlf.kY LODGE, No 90 Nosts eus1F frtd9g Htqs, al
their Hall ON south a erfy strcvi--Ismes Wy Att,
Nc; y p Dorteh, G; Good,stt Secretary, n
c Cotton, Treasurer.
AURufA LpnGE, No los Germany Aees eueTr
Tker.dav af9hf-John hebench \ g.; L ogSer, "
q. A Winter, Secretsry; G SicteTle, TREASURER
RIDGELY ENCAAPMENT No 1 Meeis euerg = Az
JTHP.J 4 W.aksy, 5 ". n Grifln, W. joan
Hoe Serbs. b Cutter Treasurer.
OLIVE AR sNCa ENCAMPRhNT, No 1. 1fesls susFy
% and "a "Wednesday nsshis-L locker, = a
C.mrb n. a P:JL lark "; B Friedm' n, } W. 7
cColeman, scribe; n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REEECCsH Eess IL Friday 81 u n
- ys,,fs-Tahn p Hide, Z y; kobt 1hoa p On. A
Isp:J ] 4 weakly. 5 ereiary; MS byrne, e r.
ducior; Mrs brown, wardeni hrs Chs kooeri
aon, sentinel.
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Asssnapssd RsABsry-aFaVsEy % .
Weunded BolfleF.


The Cairo (TIl,) correspondent ei the
Chicago Journal In bis letter Of ths 21st
inst says. GOA sf
We have had rslated 70 us some Of fhs
particulars Of - affair Nkieh tack place
in the souihsastsFn psrl Of Willisms0n
couaty, Which eertsisly borders upon the
marvsloas, and, II tFes, hes fsw parallels
in history. The Wifs Of e. cacsF Ga the
army rsssntly rscsivs4 ffe8 hsr husband
. packsgs Of moEsY ooR3aiPiaE 800 .
portion sf which bslsnesd 70 ihs families
q soldiers livisa II Ne vieiaisy. Bsrly
stopped II ths laSy's kouss, and asked
perzissiea 10 Fpasia Ell aight. she rs-
fused him, bet b ssia be 80 iso LANE
70 proceed sHy farther, ssd sksrsgsro
nasss stay. TIA lsdy asslly osnasatsd.
ana seoa goiag - 50 Sc sok he pre-
canton y fastSa Ne tsasr Of his room.
Duriag tAs hight tbs lsnily we're aroas-
"a By violsnt kseeklng, accenptnisd
with orders 70 opsa ~ dosr. Tks ladv
refused, and ssksd what va uantsd.
Some oae On ths outside 81 ths hou.s
answered that II abe aid not raat n xsl
hur she bad better open ths fosr. Or
they wosl4 brssk Il dsws sAs hads lei
Of money, saA thsy esss bsand - have
IL As might b exPsoisd, she vs. great
~ tsEddsd a tAass thrsats. and
opening The dser 81 tks soldief's
room, bsKzsd lin 70 rroiect her.
Ia > Eclcs losd easa1h. 70 - heard By
he ru6iians oHssids be sxciains6. q An
unagmed, has II 1 had : pistal Eoaid
Ok ihb yillsinsp TslHar ths fadv n
bring bin Che msnsy aad not - Il
slarFnsd, bot 20 secrets herself and chii-
dFen, be rscappsd ais EsVeiTsr aad made
ready to.rsosiEs he attack. TIE mansv
was EiEes ints his ksspisg, and scsrcsiv
had she time 70 seek elacs o. SAFETY.
when the door vas burss from iis kinzes'
sad ten msn, disguised e. negroes. -.
tered. Not fading ihs ooisct az heir
search In tbs outer y3Om, iheV rushsd
INTO The one occupied By she soldier. va
sitting uPin bsd, fred I've sAois 81 ytp;d
succession, siih such dsadif sdsef fbss
three Of the WoEld be nsrdsgsgs were
killed sad = fourth sszsxely wounded
This unexpected oppedilon friehssnea
VIC S1AAnaef u soruls Nlo fetrt aled
IN dismay. Great sxeissssnt zss caussf
In the Dsighbsrhood By the sffsy. ans
the nsxt m0rnisg laEgs crowd ssssn-
bled 70 investigate ihs transaction and
exAmins The B0urdsd ulsn. who "a
bssa taken pgisonsF. Jpn WssAfnx TIE
blseking frosa The gsse q ths dad fa,n.
they were ecognizea ssscns 81 tie lsds's
nearest neigh5ors, Ezd one Of them sas
her own brothsr-in Law. Tae heroic
soldier beezns ths lea q the dag, md
the lady insisted upon hss reosigiae =
share Of the ssvsn huudred dollars -
reward for bis bravery, bat this 10 per-
sistantly refused; saying be was slrsadY
wellearsd fer, aEd IA dsfosdssx she faeni-
~ Of he lady who had shsllezsd AID led
hin, Be EaE bua doing his dusy.
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ouartermaster's Impairment

ISept Col. } l. DONALDSON, senior ADD supervis
ing QuafteTmaEier. al fhief Y Af ters'is - o.
Bepots, Depsitnoat 81 the cusr Der anu Slse
les Cherry -slrtst.
C.pi.JAMEsF. EuslIVG. Chlef assistant olafts-'
uaster.s y On . iQs Ctl-frs-strcet.
Capt g. WIN low, A y NJ, htsbntsing Quar-
te-masier onics lu7 Cherry sweet.
C.pt CHA~ II. IkNlN, . y, IN charge ~ Cor
rsIis' stable, Fnbllc Animals Means 4 TrAn'-
portasion, Lsmber. Worship, &c Ones lOe
o.,t- c. CRANE, A. Q. NJ IN charge Of Railroad
TRANSPORTATION. Olles ohuSel-Et, a. Cbastenoc-
CD STUBS, A Q. NJ, IA charge n Fora-r,
incl trr st-a uers. AMI biFer IrausP aTtaiou.
onos S Cherry stree
Can't j. kOK5ON, A. NJ, in ohsTEs OF btPot
Trnusforisii.E. U1ce 8 Chr -stietf.
csrt C. Wan t.sssi2 81 ID chs ne ~ - - NJ edi.
clnes FAraWars. snd kise -iiaIeouso 2. sieyes
- rz(JfIie~ los hrFTy -sfreels as Af
Cspt z j. Cox Q n, IN charge Of biafionary,
- q N. BArfs, tloibFg, Ga md Ca Tison
- 9 Iouip5fe. OF = N hAltet % Get.
c.uf A n TtcEEB, a. q n, teofiIainf ans
60 fafburslne ou4rie uiaste~, q. :. Military ksi-
roads oBes chuscb-stfeet, At ChsiiAapoga De-
c.pt 4 Isox.S.A. O T., Post QuaEiernsstsF, II
- rect f1st itkuIe ~ oe, nospitais, Bar
rscfa ouafters, Fuel. sommIttit'n " Saariefa
ana Faei. irnting. lfss e - dcfaehnlsnia, Ae.i
-. 3. @ @;g Il 10. Ia 81 az ii slsIss q
resis- Nefisra ReslrQsf, klS coiif9s-.irss',
- AetsktHe l,eEa baSSis
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obliged to him as cur worthy Chief
Surgeon, than. whom there is rot bet
ter, prompter nor Efficient officer in the
service Of his country. May Providence
long continue bis useful life, and bless
him to ever b the benefsctOr be aol0
Is and the true friend of the needy, dis
sblsd and suffering of his fellow men.
The Committee Of Ladies from St, Louis
will please, also, accept our sincere graf
itude for their presence, with Us, and che
SO many acts OF kindness bestowed upon
Us Gen will ever bless these ladies'.
Ga behalf Of his comrades,
G. W. s.
EAsuvILLE. TENx, Dec, 90, 1865.
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TIE FIGHT.

RoUSD l.-Kng tried his rightbu the
ether was away with great agility.
Heenan rushed ia aud got the others
head in cbsneeFy, and fobtd neriily
tilI he felton, hin. King Sainly endeaV-
oriny TO extrieate himself and these
tactics Of the Boy evidently showed The
line OF policy be intended to adopt.
Kings return was bat short snd inofsn-
size with bis right on Che back.
This preliminary round Was decidedly
in favor Of tae American, and there was
= perfect Ovation at his corner.
RoUSD o. King got on frat with his
right on right joVI, sad tie exchanges
we're Of the most rapid character. King
delivered anotaer singer on the chsek.
Then Hsensn retsliatsd by . severe
counter with bis left, giving smack sp.
on the 'itories" Fighting fast ard ia
rious, and eventually HesDan, BY sheer
dint OF strength, threw his adversary.
ROUND 3-Hespan. followed his man
to the middle ropes, clulched bis left
arm round bis Opponents head, tWirlsd
him over in Kings ozu corner with but
very litsle brief exchanges.
RoUSp 4-Heensp up first aud snail!
ing. King doing exchanges to close,
when both we're down, Kisg uaderneafh.
The sppesrancs Of matters At shis early
stage Of proceed ings Indicating that the
Stars and Stripes bad all the best Of IL,
Notwithstanding King stood so gallant-
! " 10 his task Is 70 give every encourage
meBt 70 bic hackers, who rallied around
him in gOodly pumbers
ROUsD 5-King let fya TREMENDOUS
hit vi b his ight on the Jaw. He seem
ed quite elstsd, .sBd keI TO Outright
ing, Aad danced around, Fepesiing aaoth-
sr with ths sans SUCCESS, Emidst the tire
mendous cheers Of bis friendE. They
| then rushed 70 the corner when Heenan
pus on she hug sgiin ard threw bis maa
- easy as . giogs. ..zs1i 15 1o.
RoUSD 6-fhsy we're no sooner up
/ than bOia we're At work Rapid deliver
les followed on both sides, when Heenan
threw his man With just saeh similar
ease As in the prsc dag round
RousD 1--B5th coaaissed straight on
the dial, when Hsenan got his Left hand
roasd Kibg's head and cas-. him 10 earth.
II
RoUsD Both sdyancsd eagerly to
Wos K, oith bot ths slightest desire 10
shifk business Kng vas first 70 lead
| Of, played Wiih his eft till be got cor
rset Insasurss, Hhen be let BY his dex4
tes dh on The. moatbpieee, and fetched
III, b.ood. Hfecah SFonld n0t be denied,
sad slAshsd away with bis right uatiI be
sueess dsd u getting bis hug on sgaiB,
aad evtntuslly bore King down. Eass
/ lad pEtrOus were IN eestaciss at their
/ nsaia conduct. b ilT f9
KDVx09 vas very brisf. KING ones
more anle0 bic left upon ths 'jaE,'
while II elsn dsIlVsred hIs sight aith
mEfksd precision ana tilsh IN point 81
noss ald mouth, Wtica asade Ten slsnd
back fsF memest alsheneh be never
san red hia cougsge 70 Be dsanieo,
aad Fssol0tslF went, 70 elise qaagtsFs,
but g5i throsn, a. Keenan, vas bsss 10
Wres L. < pE0pensiiies. @
R0uSD le.-fhe msn had been hEht
ina very iasts aud were egldsEtlF bow
iBg, Heenen hlsadi1g AZ tbs mogth, n
had cisariy ceFped pne "a : eiefs pepper
80 ~ disparagsnent Of tie Amsrican'l
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s7 n. following !. correct '' Of all Hospitals IN

q The following Is correct lie, Of eli Hospitals IN
this city;
HospiiaI No l-Old Gun Factory Surgeon 9 "
Horuer, Olirge strte on the Hid
Hospital No 2-Unigersi'y Buildiag: Surgeon
Lyndr, u Vols Market slre.J, On the HtL
Hospiial no 3-Eiaieg's building; n geon % Ear
Low, 4 : Vols Suutts-e corner Public square.
Hospiial No g. GuH Fucf0Tg: Surgeon Hoge-
boon, q o e, UPPER end o. ont street.
Ho,pital NJ s-Masonic Hall: SURGEON W G Otter
son L Vols corn & On rch and Summer streets.
Hospital No o-C.zrTiage FdtrV: surgeon g
" Frame Z 3 A. Market Etrt 81 below thcsquare
Hospital No IL Psst Honssl: surgeon
Hogle 3 A. on Cniverdty tiEe
Hospifal No 2-Broadirug Hotcl: Surgeon " Tau
ton U yus, Gomez Br 40 and Cherry streets
Iiospifal No Is ffiuas's High School: Surgeon
Tayio1 U Vols or ol spruce ana Broad Streets
p. Hdspi1ol No f4--Nashrle Female Academgs Surgeon
Pfips, U S Vols, Church street, near the Chalt''
Booga Depot.
IIorpifal No 15-Hyaess High School Surgeon Vim
II Chambers u \ YuIs u Line ID summer sta.
HorAal No l6-CcoHfraband) surgeon 10
name, L : A, corner Of Hruaa aud Front streets.
Hospital No l5-(Ofioers'l Surgeon Il d Lynde,
rs Vols a Sket 81 eef. che hiii
ifTsssssi No ia Morris 4 sruton's Buildns Sur
Feou J W Foy-, 4 5 Vals. No Market ste,t
Hospital No sl-Msthodisi ChsroA: Surgeon
Tullsf, q Yule .Ohu OhFtr, q be- sumner and Ugh.
C,usberlasd Hossital: aSu fosE Clark Mcherment,
Vols on Hardin Pike. west q the lenitentiary.
Prison Hospital-Second B1p,isf Church: SHr-
reon G hickman, L ) A, Cucrry street on the Hill
Couralesosni Barracks Marioeu House, Corner 81
Church and Cherry streets.
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Medical Director Of Department.

Sgrgecns Glover Perrin, 5 A. OAoe, Chattaaoogai
Tenn.
A,sisfsuf MeSieal Di ecfo-. Surgeon Henry
Thurston. Ofoe, No24 Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
nedioal Inspector. SurgeoR " Cleuden IN, . Ne6.
one No "a Che ~ seet. between Broad aud Church.
Medal Direcfor Rsserve Corps: surgeon William
yarcn L : Vols. Ofiae, High strect Gen Changer 8
old headquarters
Afolioal ri, ector q he P0sf: Surgeon Watson.
Once sou simmer rcet, near 81 sity Cemetery.
- p-sr,s, Narslafs Leet col a. o Spauldicg. BE-
4ssisfanf Isotasf MdfshdL Captain Jaslcs Boyd,
slTf Irnois Ofi,a a. the tate Cspital.
Clszssaad-r q fisl I ssfsl izsdier General R
cranfcr headquarters, College street, between
Church and Uuiou. streets. za.l
Noslrilis Gen l. Il Rousseap. Tue Bass residence
Church street, lctases p yihe and Spr,oe
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Notice.

7NEB undersigned this day having sod to Nessrs
Il AcMUllrn tsAtes Their goods and business, st
No. &c Chsry stTstt. SssbFills, do recommend 20
the favorable uoIic- aud pstr nage Of those hitherto
dealing " al The old stan thess sacceEsors,
Nho vii tQcre eoniinus tie trade 90 Stationery
and Kindred goods suitable Tor suffers, pOstmsstefs,
and others selling IN thsrarm,. M
Thankful FOR the patrbnage hitherto given us, We
take pleasure transferring or trade 10 the hands
Of honorable ans fAr dealing men, a. ali vii and our
SUCCESSORS 70 be.
uovZS-f ALLEN 90
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&. w. ROBACK,

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURE
OF Blood Psriser, Blood Pfls, cAtsvba and swedish
Bran1ies, and all kinds Of ehnioe domestic Liquors,
which sold whol sale or In any desired quantity
Sold by W LFSTEIN 4 KRAMER, No TO Market
STREET AID By Dealers everywhere.
der6 2ua
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Il IL stated thEs, FOX the frat tine
sises ths Presidency Of Go6. Jackson,
tas Administration has bssn ahls 10 o.
gsnlss IN its Interests ths Congress 4 90
ed fog the last tWe ysars % its ierm.