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Billiards Extraordinary

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eqgalled style and hnish at TAFT corner o corandi
and Greenwich sirees.
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Fashionable. cD1rt.aip: Mr.. 0essral Tom rhuss.
and her frrsants THREE Late Ma. yalnzbe Patterns ct
ray for and Useful Information sprsas
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pREssxs.

In this department, we have nothing very new TO
.hronicle either in material or style Of making,
bat ss compensation retain all the old fsvorites,
and by a cunning and judicious combination Of some
n them obtain very respectable imitation Of novelty
A for really new fashion, we DESPAIR Of ever seeing
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

md BY AZ Drussst. throughout the United states.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-29

TTNHIS AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities for N,
successful prosecution and settlement OF ~
hands against the General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, Its conductors having had sovera
yoare' experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exscu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oushly acquainted and familiar with the laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention win DO given TO cases. srlsps
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Ofeers Of tn.
War and Navy Departments, snd for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol.
umteers.,1 the reimbursement Of which is author.
lied by an act az Congress; CLAIMS FOR INpHM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sOOR
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost In the service and for
MILITARY Pay, Pensions. and bounty
Land
We give special attention 70 procuring Pom
stOns, Bountlos, etc., Aocruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted dlssase, or the
families Of such IS have died, or been killed. while
the discharge Of their line Of dVty as such during ii
present war
Special care viii also DO given 20 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
BY the Departments or Ine6cIentIy Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andoOllectlng Claims against the ouArtermassrn pss
partment.
All Claims placed In our bands receive our Promps
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intel
course with all the Departments enables as in moa
cases to obtain decisions much moro speedily thar
where al communication and ether necessary dstAn
must be conducted through the malls -u
To this end, solicit you TO forward 20 IA any or
All cases ofsuch character you may from tins to TINA
have presented, and, as Il our CUSTOM We will for.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and, whsp
required, Instructions. sos ,id 1eI nNI'
No charge made in any case unless successful
Address: CHARLES Fl, GREEN
aAN NNI No, 88 Cherry Street
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WANTED
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NOTIOEi

NASHVILLE, April rs, 1853.
NJEHAYE THIS DAY SOLD TO GEO. SHIELDS
w ia, aud IoHn X. huMG, our entire interest in
the Auction aud Commission House, Nos, 20 and "
College street. opposite the Sowanoe Hotel and We
take pleasure In recommending them 10 the favorA-
bic consideration of All our rieuds and patrons az
business and reliable aud solicit for them the
very liberal patronage aud confidence that has a
ways been shown tons
aplo-im---- ~ SHimn3 90.
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Piano and Furniture Tor sac.

a tlhk ROSEWOOD PIANO, ALSO A FINE MA
- ~ hogany Corresponding Desk, two One Walnut
Mefifobes' Also faflor and Bed room Furniture
Tor fale, Apply 20 the uudersiguod West Nashville
sPAH - AMBROSE MORRISON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-29
NAsIHVILLE.

WE would most respectfully call the
attention of our friends and the public
generally, to our large and we'll selected
stock of Gentiemen's, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens'
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alaghrille 1ninM.
sEctch Of Colonel Griersoe 81 the
etb Illinois CnVuiry. II

9th Illinois CnVnify.
Col. Bepjaman II. Grierson is a native
of Pennsylvania, having been born IN
Pittsburg in the month OF July, 1876
Consequently he is nearly thirty-hx
years Of age. a. a very early age ne re-
moved TO Trumbull county Ohio, IN
which State he resided for nearly fifteen
wears. and then moved 20 Jacksonville,
illinois. where he resided when the pres
emf war broke out. He was in the pro-
duoe business and 10 use his own words,
twas also q musician, being able 10 play
on any instrument from q jewsbarp 70
hand organ" Shortly after hostilities
commenced he left for Cairo TO join
company that had been raised In his
town; but on arrival there he went on
duty as aid 10 General Prentiss. When
the Sixth Illinois cavalry was organized
he was elected Major Of that regiment,
but remained on detached service rs aid
to General Prentiss, with whom he serv-
ed with distinction. On the 18th Of
March, 1862, when Colonel Cavanaugh
resigned, Major Grierson was unani-
mously elected by the officers TO fill his
place, and, in December, 1852, he was
ordered TO command the First brigade
ofcavairy, consisting of the Sixth and
Seventh Illinois and Second Iowa regi-
ments. Colonel Grierson, with his COM
mand, has been engaged in all the caval-
~ skirmishes and raids of West Ten
nessee and Northern Mississippi, and in
every affair has been successful. His
officers and men worship him almost,
and are ready to follow wherever he will
lead.
The Cincinnati Commercial says;
CoLoNEL GarERsoN, who has made his
name historic by his magnificent sweep
through the entire length OF the State OF
, Mississippi, was familiarity known in
Northern Ohio as Ben Grierson. Some
ten or fifteen years ago, he resided at
Youngstown, Mahoning County. He was
marvellous musician, and performed
more extraordinary passages, and
brought sweeter notes from his favorite
clarionet, than any other musician, anna
teur or professional, we have ever known.
He gave instruction to bands, and was
accomplished in ell sorts of string and
wind instrument. Grierson had indom-
liable perseverance, and accomplished q
great deal in a brief space of time. We
remember him as a thin faced, less than
medium-size man, with dark brown
hair, clear, full, blue eye, and nose
that Mozart himself would have enyied.
Measured by Napoleon's rule, his nose
indicated the soundest judgment and
prodigious military genus; and he
seems to have given evidence of il in his
mastery raid from Ia grange, Tennessee,
to Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
e nyOu do, use
Hoofand's German BittersI

FFoR J. Ne,Otoa BrOaon, D. D., Editor efthe EEey-
eEopedta ef Religious Rn0'OEedgc. ''H
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
EhelF Ingredients and eiects, yet know Of SUM-
Client reaSon why may not testify TO tho benft
he believes hmBeH to have received from any simple
preparations, the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of others. .l..a
lido this the more readily In regard 70 Hoodand's
German Bitters, prepared BY DR.. o. u. Jackson, Of
this city, becauSe prOiudiced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
ehlel1f an alcoholic mixture, Il am lgdabt0A tomy
tifehd ko6srt Shoenaker, Esq5 fot the removal Of
ment 70 try them, when suffering from, great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
of these Bitters, ct the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident rale and restoration
70 degree Of bodily and mental VtgoE which 4 had
not felt for Six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them: -
PhiladSlphta, June %, 1851. ~ - i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

'iWOfk ShIIesIt Is called today. foe the
night eometh 10 which no man can WorlS. %
And especially do We expect The ministers
Of the Ohristiau Church % work.
Mother, II yo1 Woaid save your sous
from ruin, and your daaghtefs Grom shane,
60 to work in earnest
Wives II jon HVRId save your hns-
bands from the dEuukaEdHa gave, and I've
happily together on earth, 20 to work IL
earnest with the petitiOners.
Sisters and daughters, 70 you would
save your fathers and brothers, lose no
time in carrying the petitions aroaud. Let
All sign them, men, women and children.
An are interested IN tbs passage Of this
Lei no time be lost. II this golden op-
PortunitY passes By nniupToVed you may
never have another such. A large mai0ri-
y Of the members Of the Legislature are
protessed christians, and are anxious 70
pass the bill, provided the people viii sus-
tain them. II your pefftions do not eel
hHre rtnstinae fOF=tae pFsseuF Legislature
they VIII be ready tor the next session
which sits n January, 1854.
live should pass his PFOhIbitOFy liquor
law, other staies arol1l as viii Be ene0ur-
lgel 20 do likewise, and who eau tell bat
'1at these eVentful times may be the be.
ginning Of q great Temperance refOF-
nation God speed the time When drunk
'pness shall not be known tbrUugh0ut the
nhabftRble globe.
Will all the newspapers Of West Vtr.
giDia please copy, and all the religious
Suruals coming into this State do like
wise SAMUEL YOUHO.
senate Chamber. West Virginia,
Nov. IL, 1888
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

The Charioston cOuriy makes timely saggas.
tiOn In Recommending The attsatio1 Of cur govern
msat % the naturalEatIan and cultivation Of OaI.
| isaya, for the preservation d the haalEh q eur
SOldIeEs This article has peculiar oaset upou ths
liver, and guards the system against disease b. en-
POsre and Irregular dist. It b saId that tie srslt
success Ofths PIantation Bttors OfDE Dsaks, shIeh
previous 70 our unhappy dimealtIss were f0anA In
most Southern homes, Was owing 70 the extract o.
Cas1ya Bark which e eOntaInsd e one Of itI pFIn.
eVal InyFedispts-AIn oulAEmAtioa q this, we have
heard OnS Of our most distinguished phJsis.ns -
mark, that WhsneVeF be fslt unWsu fEum ordinary
distotie OratmosphsIe causes, he Invariably rosVOd
hImself by PlantatiOn Biftora NOw that thoss hit
tsEs cannot be ObtAinsd sabStItuts Uhssld b pre-
parsd. We nadsEstAnd cur gOVerBmont has opened
negotiations with DE. Dnks through . secret agent.
but with what truth We DO not know" -
We are exeeedilSiy ObligUa 70 the RlshnOad
RatgbF IT, FumambEanos Of 'AuId Lang syne," but
We can assure 'aOur GOvornmant'' that the PIanta.
tiOn BittsrS are not for ls to any 'sseros assnsa
North OF south. There = probably several other
things that Our GOVernmant'' vim ysE WAaE
WSknoE tllas We haEs the best sad most popular
medicine in the world. We are not afraid % show
what it Is composed o.
Physiolans aI0 oonpeIlsd % roc0mmmdM
OALlsATA BAak has been eSlSbEated for yer tvO
hundred years, and was sold during the reign Of
Louis XVI, King Of France. for lhs enOrmOas price
Of Its own weight In silver. It Z romAFkabIs for
Dyspepsia, FSysrs, wsAkuess, COnstiPailOu, SC.
OAscAhEELG BARK-For DlHEEhSa, OOlIe, add dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
DAHDELIOE.-Ror Inaammation of the LoIns and
DEopsleAl Affections.
OHAMDmB ELOHEas.-FOr eufosbIsa digestion.
LAvEkDR RLOgHns.-Aronatle. siimaIant and
tOnIo-highly inEisOratiRg In nervous debility.
WIHFEBgREM-FOr ssrOfala, Rhsunatiaul, &C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

4 2Fh1I1t = 4,
ding 70 the spaOo occupied and the
1df 11dffa4vsr.ismsntsfo tran.snt person or strane
ers, to be paid foT 81 adtanes.
Business Cards not ding i've tines SO Per year,
or Sc for slx months but for shorter period nothing
win be counted les than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising q limited 20
the AdVertis6rB' own Immediate buaine1s; and All
advertisements for the beneht OF other prisons a.
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauetiOn sales and real sent In by them muSA
be paid for at the usual rates. .s-lLH4f8
GS~AdVertisomentsn NOT accompanied with WEtten
directions, will bo Insert until foebld and charged
acccFdingly. 1911 LI-
Notices kr politipAI bSetlngs 70 bschaFged in all
cases at fun rates.
Marriages, Notieesof 4norals and AnnOneements
Of sermons, 50 esnts eael. nonvll-'6e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

PFies IS ets. Per bottle or ll1 bottles foE SA00.
R71I-for sale by prnEslsts and Dealers eyeryRhors
IN tbs United States and hy al TIE Druggist. and
Dealers In Whsslt1E'o o ns.i9 0ess-aE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
BRsASS F0UNDRN.
a IL. CRANMER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TINTED STATES COMMISSIONER, Commits
U SiOner for the Circuit Court OF Ohio County to
and settle ExecntorS' and Administrators 40
counts also Commissioner for the State Of Ohio. .
0EEOE-N. g. corner of Fourth and Monroe stEests
-np stAira. u. ---LI--- -Lu-l = anElA 6m
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ANOfHRR ColnUNIOATf0N oN THR sAAB
4 sUBJBcT. -

sUBJReT. ~.
Fellow .eitzens Of West HSghEia: i
One more united effort on the part Of
The people, aHd cue victory VIII be COM
plets.- Senate bill. 30, 9, proposing to
prohibit the mannfseture or sale Of spirit
aous liquors IN West VirEinta, except for
medicinal or mechanical puTpOses, has
been laid on The table, with an lmsndmenti
which kilIs.ft. A AfeW0f rs have done All
We could 70 get this bill through; bat now
ft lies In q dying state. see no salvation
for Il, except By petitions. Sow, H you
desire the country; the new State Of West
Virginia, - be saved froma dire curse and
calamity, more 70 be dreaded than war,
famine, treason, PestiIence aud anarchy,
then 60 70 work aud get up PetitiOnS al
oger the eouutFy, praying the Legislafure
% pass the bin. Lot no time be lost
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

y = III 7III =" --I'-T7T !
EWTE hE9s rseaigs1 tlla IAN Styfs a iII. FTata
w We pay plEtlsallE atlsnlloi q thls HelIlh 81
cur businsls ad = al tsaa1 peepArsa - flrnllh
Ehsbest srtcls an4 latest etyls-aE tie etsiI sto-s
NUBLAs-A fsg nom lsff - thpge s1fraIarEa
~ iiif-t ii - y HIO0LL q BRO
| CARBURET o. IEOS VssOss Pollsll ala BEisIss.
S.11S eRAHAnPs DRUG srORE
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERSI
Those havino Friends in the Army

Those haY1nU .kf1endS In the army!
We call the attention of all having relations or
friends Ia the army to the fact that "AOohAndsGer-
man Bitters will cure nine etenths Of the diseases
induced by exposure aud incident 70 camp
life. In the lists, publish0d almost daily in the
tss las arNe Sa os are suffering
rsSaliy I cured By HocaAnd's German Bitters. Dis
are speedily removed. We have NO hesitation in
stating that II these BitterS were freely used among
our soIdisr hundreds Of lives might be saved that
We call particular attention to the following re-
matkRbl0 aud well authenticated cure ofoue OF the
nations heroes whose life 70 usa his own language,
shas been saved by the Bitters."
pHt1ApE1RH1A, Aug. 28d, 1862.
MRssRs. JOINS = GyANs I'VE ell, gentleman, your
HoodAnfs German Bitters has saved my LIE. There
. ho mistake IN this. It is Vouched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some Of Whose names are appended
and who were eogniEant q Al the eiFcqmSsanses q
years, q member Of shermSn'g celebrated battery,
and under the immediatS command 0f Captain R. D.
Ayere. Through the exposure attendant upon my
with Inflammation Of the lungs and was for seventy.
two days in the hospital Ths was followed BY great
debility, heightened by attack Of dysentefy. i
yas then removed from the White House, and sent
70 this city on board the Estate OF Maine, rom
which landed on the 2sth Of Jun . Since that time
have been about az low As any one could be and
stu retain spark Of vitality. For week or more
was scarcely able to swallow any thing, and II did
force Q morsel down, Il was tmmeniately thrown up
Il could mot even keep glass OF water on my
stomach. Life could not last under such etTeunn-
stances; and, accordingly; the physicians, who have
been working faithfully, though unsuceesstulyI %
rescue me FROM the grasp Of the dread Archer anks
IL told me they could do more for me- and adv cd
me to sec clergyman, and To make such disposition
Of my limited funds as beat suited me. An aeqaint2
ance Rhoiyiaited me at the hospital Mr.. fEederiek
Stainbrogn, OF Sixth street, below Arch, advised me-
as foElorn hope, to try yorr BitteI!, and kindly
procured me q bottle. From the time L commenced
faking them the gloomy shadow Of death reeeded.
ana il am now, thank God for Il, getting better.
Thoukh have taken but two bottles, Ihaye already
eaine ten pounds. and Ifsol sAngnIne Of being per
nitted 70 retoin my wife and daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for sighteen months; for, gem
tleIanS am loyal Ytrginian, from the Yicnity OF
Front Royal. 10 your Invaluable Bitters owe the
certainty oflife which has taken the place ofTague
feaFs-to Bitters viii owe the glorious prtI1-
dCareit 70 mo In life. ., VERY tEnly your
e,IIy ooncn, 4, tI,a trnth Of the above state.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

10. sa1 ARGH Lsf1tiiRinir.
,ntAs,eal OF. saa Aaas,as.s,y.. ". =.
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n. ~ JONES EVANS,
tsasss..or. .so. Y. Jackson 8 : ce.,l Z ! g
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WHEELING. VIVA III
9ailpS atsIMgegalIlljfIieI5fl. II.
5TEIlaIsI o. ADvNRTIsINa.

Tany1SoI1p Inns o. NoHPAl1r, CoA ON EHOH;lol
- -. LIss, MAkl A sauAhl.e !. rl...a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
GRAND OPENINGl
REMOVAL.

DAR1RIDGE has removed his Gallery AcTosI ths
street % the Et0rsb0on GFmaEly oecupled b
Having attod Up tie buildInE On Main street., Il.
c0nnsctl0u with the IN ~ On water street
be has nDg ols 0fthS most o1mplets alahllGlmanll
q tie kind in ne country. fnnIO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

We fully concur In the truth Of the above STATE
msnt, a. We had despaired of seeing our eouFadi
Mr.. Malone, restored to health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

80 ~ DISSOLUTION.
FFHB partuarIhip horstofaTa existing under tls
II GEm name Of Rrob0 = Gr1aIsloIa Uls z solved
On The ga inst. An peEsons kn0ginf fhsnlsaIVss
indebtd % the late hEn aFe EHquesie % eOms for
ward ~ ssttls. g 4. fEl1e belg aEfoEissi = NJ
JACOB aBossCLosE
JACOB aROssCLOaK, having plrehasod ne n.
terest % g. a. Fr5bes VIII eou1ille TIE
OfCaFFiaEe BHRgis4, &e. au1 Als0 attend q ri
ing With despatsh. - ~ net1al r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

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as mnsl be deemed llhernl nnd inrilinr.

as must be deemed liberal aud inviting.
We need soldiers in our Uuion armies
all that we now have and more. Brave
and trne men, their heroism and and self
devotion will be honored while Freedom
has votary or our country place among
nations. The noble self denying women
who are toiling ia hospitals or scraping lint
and making bandages by their own fresides
or In whatever way contributing TO the
comfort and efficiency Of our soldiers in the
tented field or on the couch of suffering,
are also doing the work of heroines, aud
earning the gratitude offuture generations
But there is field Of duty also for the
aged, the feeble, the invalid, provided they
have property or influence, in the support
and invigOration of the Public Credit
through the stirring mouths Just before u.s.
He whe invests even 81 900 in Government
Securities, or persuades another 10 do so.
as truly and effectively serves his country
md contributes to her success in the stug.
gle forced upou her by slaveholding trea
son, as though he shouldered his musket
aud stood sentinel on the banks of he Rap.
pahannock, or headed a regiment at the
Lacquer of Vickshurg. Let evety patriot
accept and fulfill the obligation of aiding
by whatever means TO uphold the National
Credit through the eventtul year now upon
us--let him improve every opportunity to
secure investments 10 Government Securi
ties, remembering that all increase in the
number of public creditors is desirable, and
that if fourth OF the heads Of families In
every loyal State were among those credi
tors, the disloyal threats of further dsrup.
tion and division would be idle, and the
reputation Of the National Debt q. moral
impossibility. He who is too old or too
in6rm to enlist, should he the more eager
TO do for his country whatever is still with.
in his power ; and 10 DO other way can
many be so effective as in persuadlug their
friends and neighbors to follow their own
example in selling lands, mortgages, notes,
or whatever property they may have, und
investing the proceeds in those Securities
whereby the sinews of war must be prov.
1cd, and The Republic carried successfully
through its terrible ordeal to future of
Peace and Prosperity, based on Universal
Justice and Freedom