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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
GAN IMPORTANT sourHERs i1rx."-Under

GAN IMPORTANT s0uTHERn l1HM.'-Under this
heading the Washington Republican chronicles the
discovery that .sthe rebels are constructing rail-
road connection between Danvil'e, Va, and
Greensboro, N. c." and says
II seems that about fifteen mieso Of the road has'
been completed, asd that the cars are expected to
run throush-a distance Of about forty nve mins.
hy New Years. or nj fArthest by the spring. This
is highly interesting iact, ~ II opens new iins
Of eommuuicarton between Richmond ana tne
Southwest, over the North Carolina Central rail-
road Bat II Il not probable that the foad VIII De
compleled At TIA earliest day named, 90 that u
Weldon can be seized by our forces any time du-
ring the fall az winter the rebel forces VIII DC cut
on 1tom supplies BY rail- beyond the northern hoaIs
dary Of North Casolina, or, In other words, thsy
vii be admitted 70 such lean pickings a can DC
found In the wasted fields Of Eastern aud Southern
virginia. BY all means lei Weldon be seized.
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Financial and Commercial.

>ince our last report specie has me up con
fii.ratiy. We now quote SIS as the bayihe' anu ~
$40 as the ceiling price for gold silver Is no"e"'
by the brokers at Sl2, and sold at SIS.
BANK Norss.-Southern bank notes are ho"ght
by the brokers at 81 as, and sold at g.
BONDS AND SToCKs.-At The auction sale of Ian
caster 4 Co, on Wednesday, bonds and stocks
commanded the following figures Confederate o
per cent coupons 1881, ia; do, 1871, liz; regis
tyd bonds, 1862 40; cOnvertibles. ll3 TO ila;
Is million loan coupons, 1870; do. registered bonds,
1872. 10 l55; Virginia registered bonds, le9l -'s4,
a5s do 1890, 255; do, 1887, 81; registered bonds,
past due, 1877 70 1885, North Carolina o's, coupons
as: city ef Richmond 6's, 2a6; Lynchburg coupon
bonds 255; Norfolk honds, registered, l65 to ioo;
Alexandria coupon bonds. 255; va. and Tenn. ra''-
road bonds, second mortgage, 3a2 va. .Ce"t'a' Fai'
road bonds, secoud mortgage, 31o; Va. Ce"'i"'
railroad dividend bonds, per cent, 2l'; H., All"
Z. railroad per cent. convertihles, 253 do. per
cent, 3l5; Orange and Alexandria railroad b"nds'
rstmostgage 6's 23J; Manassas Gap railroad, nfs'
mortgage, ,6's, $50; Orange aud Alexandra railroad
stock, &c, Richmond Importing and Exporting
Company, $50 10 $50.
G.AIx.-rhe receipts of ssraiU are still very
light We have heard of sales Of Wheat ranging
from SLOT. SIS per bushei, according to haahty-
tbe latter fsur. for choice article Corn - sell
ing al, from Sis ID Sls per bushel, and very little
IN piarket.
CopSrpy PRopUcr AND yRaErADLEs.-Bac"n,
hog round, g.. Ia; Lard S2.5O; Hnuer $50; Eggs
81 Irish Potatoes So; Sweet do. eio 10 Sis'
failow Candies S3,73 to -; Salt ~ TO Asc. '"ese
asr the Wholesale rates.
Ia the city markets fresh meats are worm $i'<D
10 so for Beef and Nation, and a. for FORK
Chickens, % 10 50 per pair; Ducks, q to 70 per
pair; Butter, s4s0 10 IS per H.; Sweet Potatoes,
$3.50 per half peck; Irish Potatoes, &2 per ha'
peek.
GsocERIEs.-Coffes, wholesale, ~ pes ID; re-
'al, $40; Sugar, % to S325; Sorghum Moiasses,
Wholesale, sl2 per gallon, and GA 70 $i5 al Ie-
tail.
LiQuoRs. - Whiskey, SIS 70 &65 per gallon; Ap-
pie Brandy, S45 to $50; high proof Rum, $50;
French Brandy, $50 to sl0O.
LfArEEa.-The supply Of Leather In the mar
seti' somwhat improved. We quote Sole Lsatner
seS I" q so per h.; Upper do, ESQ 10 se; Haf-
"ess do, $50 10 S6; Hides are quoted at S2aO
10 ss75 fos dry, and 80 for salted green; Fan
"Fr" Oil, q - S5 per gallon.
FobAGco The demand Cor tho different brands
o. r'basco lie Improved, and prices tending up
wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
rn,nAy MORNING .... .NovkMBxR %. isss.
.nv.xce OF THE YANKEES IN THE VAL
LEY.

LEY.
From parties Who havo recently left the
v.uev We learn that tho enemy In considera-
-. force. with elk pieces Of artillery, ap-
ns,red vs. at Woodstock, in Shenandoah coun-
- IN the carly part Of this week. The force
:. " believed to have been the command Of
iii, which had entered the Valley
,,roush Hardy county. They captured our
,,r.e,s at the ''narrow pass," about five
lilies this side Of Woodstock. 1t Is appre-
henaea that this force contemplates move
DON, M the Valley to Staunton or Hari.
eonburg
rrom the Lower Valley we have fresh ac-
o,n,s Of the ousragcs Of the Yankees at
,,.a,,es,owu. The Rev. N. g. North, an en-
- sias,ic southerner, who has already spent
'nan, s;x months in Northern dungeons, has
nssu sent through the lineSfor exulting over
49, Wv momen,ay relief from Yankee oppres.
.,on 'aS afforded by the raid Of Gen. Imboden.
,o ~o, .a,Istied with banishing him from his
houe and family, they set fire to his house
Ia hurned il 10 the ground, with everything
..r This was one of the most desirable
.a.idences In the town. They have also
,nrncd the residence and furniture, store
,onse and furniture rooms Of MIR. Geo. w.
,.aer, in the very heart Of the town. A per-
,..c. reign of terror cxists, and the citizens
are afraid TO lie down at night for fear their
houses will be fired while they are sleeping.
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CAPTURE IN NORTHERN vlR-
GINA.

The accounts from Northern Virginia state
that matters are entirely quiet. On We'd
pesday portion of Gen. Hampton's division
captnred the greater portion of Yankee
regiment of cavalry in the neighbour OF
s,evensburg. In Culpeper county, with
large number of horses and wagons, and
their equipments, A report connected with
this statement says that they also captured
two pieces OF the enemy's artillery. but this
Jacks confirmation. There Is no doubt, how
ever, of the capture of the prisoners and
horses, "a official information OF the fact had
reached Gen. Stuart's headquarters yester-
day morning We were informed by gen.
,lcman who came down on the train that
the affair was brilliant one, and effected
without loss on our side.
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FROM CHATT1NOOG A.

ATLANTA. Nov. 10.-Adyices from the from
report that Gen. Longstreet was HMondaJ
within ten miles Of Knoxville, and adyanc
ing. A number of lis wounded were reach
ing our lines.
A conflict between pickets for the posses
sion OF a wood-pile half way between Chat
tanooga and our lines came very near bring
ing on general engagement.
The Marietta Confederate says Longstreet
certainly holds Knoxville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

FROM New ORLEANs.-New Orleans papers oi
the 10Th ut are entirely without news Of military
movements. The city news, too, IL barren Of in-
terest The Picayune has " Notes on Trade, y from
which we learn that business was extremely In
e,t uThe arrivals OF steamboats, from the West, y
il saws are few and far between, excepting those
ON account Of Government" The supplies Ol
food were, therefore. extremely TestTicted What
boats came laden on private account are Of the
smallest class. There has not yet been an arrival
from the Ohio The sugar crop, II says, will ha
Of the most dimlnutive cIaraeter.n Cotton was
coming only In dribiets. The whole receipts .o
the month were - $50 bales aud ,g76 sacks IN
short, the s. possession Of the Mississippi Is q
harrrn pOsscssion not by any means beginning tC
crafty those high hopes which were bntit ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Successful Ran-About 3 o'clock yesterday
morning the watchmen discovered q party
Of thieves preparing to enter dwelling on
18th street, near Leigh, and made an effort to
gather them, but failed to do so The bur
glars discovered the officers as they ap
preached and ran off, hotly pursued, hut ef
fected their escape by taking to private al
leys and lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Iron Controet.-The difficulty of procuring
iron in the Southern Confederacy to be nsed
in casting shells aud round shot gave the Otli-
GERS in The Ordnance Department a vast deal
Of tr6uble till General Bcauregard came to
their relief He has contracted with Gill
more and Dahigren, Of the Federal army, for
several tons Of metal per day, and those con
tractOrs are delivering it at Sort Sumter,
free Of charge. and without the slightest In
juryto the old fort or its denizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
MILITARY MOFEMENTs m TENNESSEE.
.aND NORTHERN GEORGLA.

MILITARY MOFEMENTs. IN TENNESsEE
.aND NOR T4ERN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, November 1S--Advices from
the front furnish nothing new
A correspondent Of the Register, at Little
Tennessee river, says Gen Wheeler has in.
tercaoted letter from Gen. 'Burnside's Ad'
iutant General to Quartefmaater in Ken
tucky, which stated that ''fhey mad Only Ten
days rations, and God only knew where the
next would come FROM
The Appeal and Register beth mentionia a
rumor that Gen. Sherman has crossed the
Tennessee river at Whites Bluff with 20 ,OOO
men, and is moving towards Rome
A special to the AteNigencer says that The
Lookout batteries had opened on the chemy 5
trains coming to Browns Ferry.
Louisville dates to the 18th, per flag OF
truce, have been received. The enemy have
been on quarter rations The citizens Of
Chattanooga have been suffering greatly, and
are being sent North to keep from starva,
tiOn
A train on the l},rastown road had been
burnt by the ''rcbeis."
Gen. Longstrect's forces have crossed the
Tennessee at Loudonn. His cavalry are re-
ported to be within niue miles of Knoxville,
and the enemy falling back before them.
Gen. Bragg's general order advises The
soldiers of his army to prefer an honorable
death on the BATTLEFIELD TO languishing il
Northern dungeons till the close of Ia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

To Lose Button, or have button hole tear
ont when a fellow Is away from home and
exposed to bad weather is great annoyance,
and one that our soldiers complain bitterly
of They Say the buttons to their jackets
are badly put on, aud that the button holes
are horribly worked, and they wish atten-
tion called to the grievance. The Inspector
of clothing should have an eye to these mat
ters, and sec that uniforms are well made i'll
al their parts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

The Recorder held Court yesterday morn
ing in the absence Of the Mayor, and dis
poaed OF a number Of trivial cases. After
hearing the evidence, he pronounces his
judgments promptly, without taking time
to argue law points with lawyers, and TINS
saves the police a vast waste OF time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
ERDN CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Nov 19-Ihe enemy have
been firing slowly from Battery Gregg upon
Fort Sumter to day. Nothing else new this
morning.
lsECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Nov. lJ-Ihc enemy fired
eleven shots from Gregg at the city to-day
between IL A. NJ. and p. NJ Damage tri-
fling. Some three or four buildings were
struck and one person slightly injured
The Pawnee and another gnnboat came up
the Stono and shelied battery Pringle, bnt
effected nothing Firing on Sumter slow
and steady all day. Some few shots have
been fred at Sullivan's Island batteries. No
and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

omse-B,vaking.-O Wednesday night last
the smoke house of MIR. Adolph Bullet, on St.
James street, Shockoc Hill, was broken into
and robbed OF a lot of bacon, beet, potatoes,
turnips, and new Carpet, deposited there
for safe keeping. The rognes carried off their
booty in wagon or carriage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
The Cage.-Thc following parties were

The Cage.-The following parties were yes
terday confined in the lookup: Peter Ray-
nolds, charged with stahbing AND wounding
John Jordon, at the house Of Ann Thomas,
In thfs city, from the effects Of which he
died. Edward and Rosa Fitzpatrick. charged
with assaulting and threatening to cut with
knife the person of Laura Bolon. Webb,
slave of Israel Green, charged with stealing
a pair of shoes from ?. I. White, valued at
stu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20
FROM EEyts ORLEANS

MERlmAs, Miss, Nov. ia special to
the Clorias, dated Nov. 10, says that q gen
tleman from New Orleans reports that Da-
mas expedition to Matagorda Bay had been
wrecked, and that seven transports had been
driven aahore ana captured, with all on
board. Gen. Banks, who accompanied the
expedition had not been heard from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

CoMvoRr FOR GIS DRIsKsRs.-A medical gen
tlenan IN London met an old woman who asked
He re allied that he 1yas not In the habt Of taking
either what! 'ngaid the astonished auerisi--
q what not take gns like Gin best Of every
thing, f0s have been In the hospital, and know
All about IT, CiR only eatA OF the skin Ut the hv
sr: rum fllis il up like Sranse, but brandy eats
holes into Il that could put MY finger h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Stealing and. Flghting.-William J, Walker
made his appearance before the Recorder
yesterday to answer the charge Of assaulting
and beating s. 8. Conley ana stealing a
blanket from Elizabeth Cosby. After a
hearing he was remanded for indictment by
the Gland Jury in February next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Stealing Clothing-George Turner, in
dicted by the Grand Jury for stealing cloth
ing of Robert Royce, was tried yesterday
before Judge Lyons, q the Hastings Court,
found guilty of petty larceny, and sent to
the city Jail for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

The First Market, yesterday morning. was
abnndantly supplied with meats, vegetables,
fruits, and fowls of every kind. The number
of country carts and wagons In attendance
was unusually large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Mr.. Lucas, who resided three miles shis side ni
KnOxyille seventy-Ave years old, and lady ol
hish rsspectahiliV, was bruialiy murdered BY the
YANKEES few days ago.
/ Flve ysssels were added 70 the blOekadtng Sect
o6 Wilmington, N. c., recently
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

A Long Train of sixty wagons, laden with
corn, reached the city yesterday. On Cary
street some three or four commission mer-
chants received two hundred quarters Of fine
beef, just such as onr people are willing to
be starved OIL by the Yankees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

Not Decided Isaac, slave to W. ID. Blair,
and Virginia Rix, q free negroes, were before
the Recorder yesterday to answer the charge
of ha:boring slave named Maria, the prop
erty of Ada Taylor, and aiding her to escape
from her owner. A negro girl testified to
seeing Maria in lsaac's hack at very early
hour in the morning; hat, on being cross
questioned, so contradicted herself that the
Recorder continued the examination until
Saturday, and admitted The accused parties
TO bail for their appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

A farmer in Hanover, who has on his plan
tati0n two or three hundred Thousand
pounds of fine hay, which he declines to sell,
viii soon be visited ny quartcrmastcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

,i,,s .isa. Slaughter, who arrived at Browns
b. sia Havana, u app0lsted 20 The command Of
NC MAO Gsasds, IN place Of 0sn. Bee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

onsrr nm. RichnaoaA have arrived IN nanytlle.
About lliSy have escaped stnce their arrival.
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TELEGRAPmIc NEWS.


tbAUkS6 o. S15R PRneA ABnc1A13M1
Enfered according 10 aet Of Congress II sie yes.
l66J, BY ]. 3. THxAsmER. IN the Clerks Once a
the District Court Of the Confederate States ~
flse Northeru District Of Ceorgia.
CONFEDERATE VICTORY IN LOUISIANA
MODTLE, Nov. IA SPECIAL dispatch 10
the Advertiser and Register. dated 1sHgipA-
boa, 10Th inst, says:
A letter received from q member OF Gen.
Green's Staff announces the defeat Of two
Yankee columns In Louisiana.
General Franklin's division encountered a
portion of General Dick Taylor's army; un.
der General Green, near Alexandra, on the
5th instant After stubborn fight the Yam
KEGS we're Ioutel with the loss OF their stores
and six hundred prisoners
General Weitzell's division il reported TO
have been routed by General Taylor near
Opeloushcc.
The expedition is said to be abandoned.
A portion Of the troops have returned to
Port Hudson and Baton Rouge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

AJOTiCE-To the tax payers OF pistrict No .,
IN composed Of Chesterfield county, Va --Ali per.
persons who BY law reqaio4i 10 be registered,
viii meet me at the follow tig places most coHve-
nient (namcd beioxl ~ them, "a xit ehail attend
mt Mr. h J Szr's hotel, in the town OF Maschester,
the 18Th and 2Qtb Nov, 1869, and At Joseph Ayen's
st0ro af the AA,lMhsan Fits, Nov 2lei aNd At Aisa-
iOm Martins stote, nj ths Clover Hill Pits, 2.a
Nov, 1863 and at Wuodilif Tuckey's store, near
Matoa FACTORY, 25th Nov, tss3 and pay year taxes
gross ssiea 10 Sept oth, 1885, under the penalty
of having their taxes doubled
bo l9>-2tt DG0ODE, Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

\ MPORTANr N0ticN The euhscriher, intending
to chapse hia businees, eYsrs hia entite et6ek af
HqueFs, Pixtnras, ilousrhe u and Kitchen Rurnl.
turr fss ssle M derAte tsrna, ashe ID dvsiBeua
b 81 Any Qua Wishing restaurant VI the asse
class roud do we'll 70 ell Immediately 4 220
Msta street, opicsite Spoesv0od Hotel
nal7-3s 2 ELANAAAK.
4 nMlNIS4RATRiX'n Nutiee.--Au pevelk kalndebl-
IA ed 70 ths eetate ii Gsn tAas Dimm0ck, deesd,
WiIt please ~ 10 paymeut 10 pas OF my attoency n
faEt, Ruetna CArrnetea, md ali pefapne havlng
clAina axatna& lhe md estate Y preeast theAa,
property authenticated, - ny sAtl atte1Ne3 h -
der 70 pettlement Il ihe eotnte.
HENhD4tfA II y ntmmtCk.
40 lo~tts Adm'x II 0eay CO unanneck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

rlrY 1rms Sai,on for sals.--Being engaged IN
I } another business, which rsqaires sll my time,
etfsr for sale my D.r- Room, Key, and fixtarea u
contains ell Necessary furniture stove, 40 and there
70 also aitaehcia large hall .nom, (sp stairs. which
may be- used for that any other purpose. Its
s.taaled en- Wal, or 18th street II not dispoesi Of
rrsvnasiy 20 Friday, the 20sh inst u VII b. = on
that day 1t pubic a,scttoa. JAS A BYKNN
ma l6--ysf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

lSrOi EN.---the gentleman Who thuk the bottlO or
~ Old Madeira from my store yesterday aftersOoA
hai better return or pay fcr it, AZ he WAS seen to
take it, ami IN well hnown. I. YERHY,
No i2th street, between Nam and Cary.
M 26--9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

NfCLES--Srom iny stable, on the krook Turnpike,
22 miles from Rich mond, on tho 17th Nevtm.
her, black Horse, medium height, Q or 10 yesra
o!'j Tie right hind leg very much kwoIleB. l with
u h;s recovery ELLEN STANSBUkY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

tAt AS taken mp IN my c"rnfcli, In Octcb'r,
Wv Ieht a0rrel mue, marked ..CS' Oh him,
aad badly shot IN his lcft hind foot The proper au-
t!iofities OF Government must come for him, pay
damages, ar hail dispose Of him according to law,
as lac is not worth his feed to ne
M di-9t MARIA l. IEnER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

usNH 2AiE--LsD acres OF lnud In ChesterHcld,
: within " miles II Rich noni, thfec miles u
the K!ehmoad ani baBvhle ltailroad, and about two
miles OF tho Coal Pits Turnpike For further par
tcG,srsy address "H" Midiothian t"st .slss, Ches-
ter nold. m 16-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

GSr Notice is hereby gwen that u Certificate
OF State stock, IN the namo Of James Lyons.
No 4, dated. ad May, 1s6o amounting 10 $1,000, Is
sncd under act passed 23d March, 1860, has been
lost. AMI that application will be made, for renewal
Of tie same. &c 30--1aW2ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

II !FrY t0liars reward -etssyed from my hOuse,
On Glsvcis ~, - 1nfNtNy n1eht ns1s 49,
NarN, ycars osf white spce n ~ 2seA1l. eHoe1
tail She has probably male hef uAy towards Chaf.
iins B'u where she has been used fas the ass ssvo
seward for her rrtMn to m Taylor. n Chafvin's
Blaii or for any Information 20 ths may get hon.
1. no 2e--2tt WW TaYISn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

s O>i-On Aoii,ay hast, b. tween Franh In snd
Mayo ste, a Il esstpin, containing hair brAi5cd,
an bearing on tile back the iaine o. '.s u Bron-
augh " The firder Will be suitably rewarded upon
leaving II at the DspatCh oara no la-2.t
i .O>T-slU Reward Lost, N sgnct C0rneIiSn
Fling, set IN gold, engraved insde "Jerusaicm,
September, tSh7' leave 1t at the spotswoHi H0-
tel, WIN Mir Bells no lO0Aat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-20

riUi.EN--Ffum the front room 81 the haseInent
y ri my dwelling ionse, corner Of Frnnh im and
Sth Streets Yesterday, bi n hite woman, two Over
CO ats; ono fine brown cloth sack somewhat woSA,
ard Tic ether dark colcred csat with large sape
and yellow buiohs liberal reward wi ! hs paid
for the delivery oil these articles tD mo. -
no l9--3t JOHN GORDON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
TENNESSEE BRANCH
or rHR
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCI
CONDUCTED ny
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
wAsHMGToE, DC.
CHARLES III. GREEN, Agent
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TENNESSEE BRANCH
No. 3s, Cherry Street, nashville, Team.

u his AGENCY poasssaos pecuiar faciiies for tht
4 successful rfQaecation and settlement Of u
manda agsinat the General Government Of EYERH
DESCRIPTION, iis eonduotorn having had sewers
years experience a.. the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Kxeou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their Adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arlsut
out u the present war, including the sccounts q
States, Contractors, aad Disbursiug Onneers Of the
War and Navy departments and for g Collects
ings Drilling, and organizing VoIs
untee res tho reimbursement Of which Is author
lzed by act az Congress; CLAIMS FOR fNDKM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoB
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suOB
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in tho service, and foI
Military Pay, Pensions, aud nfOuney
Land.
We give special attention 10 procuring PeEs
sIOns, EouDtles, etc, acoruing 70 soiiiers
who have been wounded, contracted ii ease, or the
families Of such have diee been killed while ip
the discharge Of their line Of dry such during u
present war
Special care will also be given 20 claims whiol
have been heretofore Ek al lee fed or Suspended
by the Departments or L IA efficiently Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
ooartermaster's Receipts given for Property tahsr
tor the Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts With
andcolectng Claims against the ouartermsrter's Dei
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing niany
which, Ia the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advsytage, dailJ intsi
course with all the Departments enables us 10 uoi
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thsS
whore al communication and ether neoer1ar' detail
must bo conducted through the mails
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have presented, and, Is our custom, viii for.
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