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MALE oR FEMALE AnENTs.

MALL Oh I LIN ALI AtENISt
TO SELL
LIoydss New steel Plate County Col.
cred Nap OF tho United states,
Canadas, ana New Brunswick.
Prom recent surveys, completed Aug leih is02
cost $4,000 10 engravo Il and one years time
superior 70 auy $40 map ever made BY Cotton or
Mitchell, and scls at the low price of ATTY cesis
$4,000 names arc engraved on this map
II isnot only County Map, but It Is alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the United States and canadas combined In one,
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man 50 10 So Der dsy.
ana VIII take back al maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money.
send for 81 worth TO try
Printed Instructions how to canvass we'll, furnish
STATE, talhofna, Canada, England, France aud Cuba
Fortune mny be made with a few hundred dsllars
capital No competition
J. T. LLOYD, No. lei Broadway, New YORK
Tho War Department uses our Map Of Virginia.
Maryland, and Pennsylvania cost 100000 on which
s marked Antioiam Creek, sharpsbure. hlarviand
hiehts, Whliamsport Ferry, Rhorersviiir Nuiand's
ford, aud all others the Potomac and overv ohor
place IN Maryaud, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or
meney refunded.
LLOYOss
geographical Map of Kentucky,
Ohto, Andtauas and Illinois,
Is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War De-
pNrtment. Money refunded ~ any one finding an
error in IL. Price 90 cents
Prom hs Tribune, Aug p
"LLOYD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND.
and PENNsYLYANIA.-The Map Is very large Us
cost but 20 eents, aud "a ne Bet shioh can b rr-
chased.
LLOYDs GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RlNER-From Actual Surveys 10y Caps hart ami
VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of S. Louis,
Mo- showseyery mans plantation aud owners name
FROM Sc Louis % the Gulf Of Mexico $50 milos--
every sandb1r, island, town, landing, an all places
% miles back rom tho riyer-col0fed In Couutits
and States Price, 81 in sheets 81, IN pocket form
and $3.50 on linen, with rollers Ready sept. 20.
NAVY hErARTnENr, WASHINGTON, Sept, IL, 1862
J. T. LLoTD--Srs Send ne your Map Of the Mis-
sissippt River, With price per hundred copies Rear.
iral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Misss-
sippi aquadrun, IS authorized to purchase ~ many
a. ara required for uss Of that squadron.
GlDLON WELLEs, stary Vi the Navy.
NOvl4-3t
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Picture Car For Sale.

I HAVE A DAGUEHkEAS OR PICTURE CAR
ana large stock wish O. ssil. They can bo seen
by calling a. ths car on the franklin Pike, about
mite from the Public square.
JansSs -, CARPENTER.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. II, South Fourth st,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.

Establishsd for tho benefit OF stranger. oou,,n, D.,
u. Louis In search OF
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Sherif's Sale.

u virtue " an atlas vendtioni exronas 10 ne A.
ID fected and delivered from the Honorsbs Circuit
Court 81 iavidsou County, Tennessee At I've Jups
term, 1902, / will expose 70 public sale, V The
highest bidder Tor cash, At the Court Heuse yara N
ths city ot Nashville Monday tbs asa dsy u EsA
ruary 1885, All the right, title, clai interest aaa
tate, which j. II Charlton then had, or may have
since ncquired IN snd to the following deseribcd prep
erty, to-witi frat q ana containing eighty serss,
bounded on The cast ~ MAJ, Guiher.'s lasd 81 the
south by Mr. Turner's, - tho west ~ Mr. GnmAn,
and on the north BY the Chattanooga kailread Lev.
ied on as The property eff n Charlton, y satisty
judgment RENDERED IN favor sr essrEs KishaTds
againd J. II. Charlton. J. II. Austin aud Taos A.
Harris. J. NJ HINTON shsriR
jan. 23-ws. by y. K. BvcHAFAn, D.a
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Sherif's Sale.

rtue OF an alias vsnditoli sxpsnaa " ma a.
ted an 1 delivered fros the X n0rabls Great
Court oflavidson County ,reun, At s June term lses
/ expose TO public sale to the bighsat bisdor tar
SD, at The Court House yard iu the city st Nashville
on Monday, the 2sl day OF February, 1sss, al As
right, little, elaim, interest ami sslatsB which D. T.
MoGavock then had OF may have since acquired In al
~ the following desc ibed property, 10 wit: let Ne
a. fronting 2i3 feet inches Cherry street. or the
lsu Of d. L. AoGayosks LOIS, rsgs Stored 10 yhe nsgh-
te : uice hook No. IL, rage sea- beng levied "a ~
the property Of D. T. n GsvoUk TO satisfy iu Kuaant
rendered in favsr u Protection Insurance &C. az
D. 4. AcGavsok aud b. II. lheaiham, thiS. Jas, 2ad,
1858 j. NJ HINTOS GhadF
ByJ. X. BUCHANAN, =. :. Jab. Nv a.
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No. ss, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

I HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for IN,
successful prosecution and settlement Of De
mands against tho General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sever,
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims aud the Execu.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and 4 miliar with tho lava ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arslpK
out of the present war, including the accounts a
States, Contractors, and Disturbing odeers of the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect.
Ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol.
untoers,o the reimbursement Of which il author
lied by act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEh
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FeR
PUBLIC USES, on FoB DAMAGES TO sUoB
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost In tho service, and 70,
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention TO procuring PEN.
siOns, BOunties, ETC., accruing to Soldier,
who have been wounded, oontracted ease, or the
families Of such have died or been killed while I'm
the discharge Of their line dirty such during III
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore 70 detected or Suspended
BY tho Departments or InoncicntIy Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
QuArtermaster's Receipts given FOR Property taken
tor the uso Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
andcolleeting Claims against the ouarlermaslors De-
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our PROMPT
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in tho hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables ua in uos
to obtain decisions much more speedily thar
where al communication and stker necessary detab
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you to forward to Us any or
all eases ofsueh character you may from time to time
have presented, and, as IL custom, we will fur.
nlHh you with all the necessary blanks, and, who,
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful.
Address, CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, % Cherry Street
Tan
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SheIiF's Sale.

Ql virtue u an aiss veuditianl szpsnas 70 me a.
ID rsoied and delivered fron Ne Ruasrasls Crsuit
tonrt o. lviasn csun y, TenaausSs, a. ~ JsRs tern
1869, Will crpafs 70 pub is sale - Me hest hiddsr
Joy sash atihe Court huuec yard, ths city or ash-
vie, on hundiy TIE 2ad Cay 81 Fsbi uay, lsae. ~
VI reht tte, tleiIn Interest aud estoss, uhisk D.
T. hecavuek thea fsi, Or nay have sinss acquirpS
Lots Me- 81 aid So fronting each ass net 81 susnnsr
street no. 80 froning 1ei 0et Chs-ry street Of
the pan ofIts bid BY D. T. Nceaveek, registered
N the heeistfr's eee 81 Davidson county, Bark Ne
u, pate 3is, being levied a. the properly q D.
hcGayock 70 'atsiy Judgment rendered is favsr a
III hitie-a J. NJ HINTON. Sheriff
Jan 23-H9 BY J. X. BUcHANAS, .. 8.
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Sherif,s Sale.

Ilf virtue Of an alias vcnditioni s1penas " NO d.
II rsoted and delivered from thu H0ssrabis Circuit
Court OF Davidson Couniy, Tsnn., atits Juns ter
lsb2 VIII expose u public sale 10 the CHEST bi1dar
for csh az the Court House yard in tho city - Nash
ville on Monday the 23d day " Fsbruary, igsa All
the right, title, claim interest and estate whiek q
W Zeal then had " may have siAce asqsired IN and
TO the following described property. towit A tract
pike 10 niles from Nashville aud bounded a. folloWs
te-wt beginning AZ tho iron hin centre " II urGrsss
boro pike thence south thirty eight aMd enc half
west thirteen poles south 52b west "a 10 centre sf
spring, and bounded on hi north BY r. HH Kisi.
brow's, on the west BY w Il. Cartwright and On aAs
south by w Stevens, sast by n Bsthsl isvisd On as
the property Of G. W. Peal u satisfy q iudFmsBt
rsldereI in favor Of James Whitworth agaIdst 8 W.
Pea, j. 4. D. X. shumate and X. II Wallace. Jan
ed, ls63 j. H. HINTON. sksrig
by ] K BUcakSAN, BE
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SICK OR WOUNDED

CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL M nrvpS an
~ any soldier IRON the above States ,vhstha,
sloh, WouNDIn, KUHN, oR TAKEN PatsoNTs. Ana
IN what battles he may have been sngared AMI
whore HIS regiment Il stationed III"
Information will Also he given Of the condition nj,
any slek or wounded soldier iu a. Louis Lonsyiiio
Sneinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or anv Ho.pl,ai
IN the western Departmsnt and where those Itl,ad
~ baltic or have died from their vouuds ara br,t
hned. f'N"' a'o non
LIS rs tho only Army Intelligence Once In the
department Of tho Mississippi or Westsrn nena,t
ment,--snd Information Of soldiers nom anv N M.
ao9Ne states cen be given At any time BY calling on
writing TO tho Army Intelligence Once "
Persons writing will please rive fhs n.,n. o,,h
s0aler, what slate he enlisted In and the numbar on
ms regiment. Charges fossny Kind IA ~ IntelI
viii please enclose the amount In erds, 4. 1919
attention TO their Inquiries ~ '''u''
Adar@@s' Army Intelligence once, n. Ioui,. No
~ DoA 1855 MAY 10, l0o2r-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-30
Dir. KINGS DlSPENSARY,
EOR pIlsVAEE DINRAgRs.

kYaaD Ssrng~a' DR. KING formerly q New York,
ANkS for last yoarH Of Louisville, Ky,
Nall4 Az14NAAs who has devoted hiS attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases TOR 80 years. aatto
himself, having attended 70 a practice for 90 many
years, and cured 90 many thounandH, he is enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, matter
how bad they may DO nom nudioiOuA medical treat.
mont or from neglect OF their own, In. King'a
0isponsary Is No. "a Dcaderiok street, between Cher.
- aud tho Square, second story, where hs cufes all
diseases Of a private nature
Gonorrhua cured without nauseOuB modicueA or
interference with business.
Strotufos OF old or recent date eneotuhllY CURED IN
q fsw days, BY an operation which causes no pain.
Whore structure exists health cannot bo ennjoyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and und5T-
mineBth cOnsdtution 80 much.
syphilis, with ell the diseases the skin, growing
out u neglect on bad Treatment, oan be eneotualy
cured " few days
sonlcl Wossmsss--P articulaT attention having booa
given 10 this disease and al tho oOnsoqa gf0wl
log out Of a. brought on Ia many cases by the de-
alruolYe habits Of uoonHiderato youths and 0xcoss.
I've indulgence Of the passions, neglect q which
Will undermine tho constitution, rendering the SUBJ
loot unit for business on society, and causing promo
Sure old age.
Fslnaios Who tnRy DO iaboring with any diHoulty
| lhe womb may rest assured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stauuE
their care with 100 enclosed, direct 10 d. A. K1g,
TO- 20 nesderlaE atreol, Nashville Tenn viii ia 4
The no60sslry medicines Eeni ~ their address Omct
h0uTH fr0m y o'clock iR the morning unln IA ne
' vsuiugl ilaiY.le-iu dawiY.s-
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL DEPARTEIEN
NNErY.EIaHrH SESSION useo-oQ.

The Lectures Of The Session ivH begin on de second
Monday Of October and close on he FIRST Of March.
One Introductory will b. delivered to the Cou Sc.
Clinical Instruction is Civ throughOut the SEES
sion in the Medical Bail, by the Professors, and at
the Hospitals. At the Philadelphia Hospital, con-
tang 57l BEDS instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taug BIT
bye tn appropriate chairs
The Dissecting Rooms under the superintendenoe
Of the Professors Of Anatomy and the Demonstration
ere open from the middle Of September.
The Room for Op rative Surgery and Application
Of Bandages, &c Is open early In September and
throughout the Session. under the supervision of the
Professor of Surgery.
sprgieol Demonstrators. Q, $, BlsH9F, M. D.
oursiVu' DoniOns""'o Il. IENoX HoD0E, NJ. d
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor Sl6)..-.SlO,
Matricuation zee paid once only, ...".........
Graduation Fee, 81
R. Il. ROGERS, 81. D., Dean Of the Medica Faculty
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitors
University Building.
p. s-Board may be bad at from 81 so to S0Je
week.
sepl7-2aw-lm&wlt
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NAsnvILLE, sEPT. 1, lso


JOHN O. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DEAR SIR You will please call meeting of the
Stockholders of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of Directors Of
said Road, aud for any other business appertaining
to said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS, v. p. Of the n. . n. W. r. Co.
JAS. NJ. NEWsOM,
A. H. HICKS,
W. II. HORN,
r. G. MoNAlRY, fpIREcroRs,
w. +, BANG,
D. T. M0GANOCK.
In pursuance Of the above order, tho stockhold
ers Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please take Lotice, that q meeting O.
the Stockholders Of said Company is requ red 70 b.
held in Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAf II
OC ODER NEXT, being the l2th day Of the mouth
The meeting wu convene at the Office Of the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
A full attendance is requested
JOHN O. EWING, soc'ry aud Treasurer
aauf--fd
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LOSTI LOsTll

rv,uE UNDERSIGNED LOST ONE QUARTER
MASTER VOUCHER, given by Lieut. White,
A. A q. M,, Pest, Er@-,..7, ranessee, for two bay
Horses, dated September lzth, 1865 The price OF
the sorsos WAS not stated, said Voucher was ap-
Droyot by Ii Col nrummOnd. Any one finding
aid Voucher will be literally rewarded by leaving
10 al tho Union Oilco, 1" 'hlLlp
s8pls--8te
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Notice.

This Is 10 NOTIFY ALL PERSONS, wHAT'o-
EVER, that all Powers Of Attorney horeioiore
granted by me 70 A. Lathrop, ia relation 70 Lands,
Ia Monroe county Tennessee, and also Ia Livingston
county Kentucky, also In relation 20 any Attorney
business OF mine, whatsoever, .ars hereby revoked
and aunuod.
Reapoetfuyi
A. N. COOK
auu3O-1m
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TAKEN UP.

DY WILLIAM sURNEB, ON sATUR. ~
ID DAY, the 10th inst, Ohesnnt sor kil1AXN
rel n arc, with blaze face, without shoes, ZS-IA-
three years I'D last spring, fifteen hands high, with
out gear marks or brands which the owner can get
by proving operty, and paying for advertisement
Apply at No. 90 College street.
eeD22-lWn
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The U. S. Sanitary Commission,
TME sOLDIERs, HOME
nrrsINEas NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED 10 THE LATE FIRM
a OF r. R. suowdou q Co, mp 10 the lst Of Jan-
nary 1864 either by note or account, and likewise
those indebted tod 3. snowden Co, from LIST jan
1862 10 Let July 1868 earnestly requested 20
can and settle Union ana Planters Bank notes
win bo received at par until tho Let Of December
40 j. Is SNOWDEN a 90.
no. 4 Cherry street, Union ana american Block
n IA We arc receiving large additions 20 our
present stock Of Family Groceries, including tine old
Wines, Whiskies, Brandies and Cigars, which We are
stDPo-lm y. b g. co.
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TO THE SOLDIERSl

We have published beautifui
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE
For the use Of SOIdIers.
II is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying
etc. A blank line is left for the name OF
the Soldier, Company, Regiment oftcerS
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sont to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail pre-
paid
l. N RHODES g. CO.,
so Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above
july10-3m
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q Nnnerior RockawaY for 8 ale,

A VERY HANDSOME ARTICLE, FOR A FAuI.
"A ~ Made 10 order, Of the best material and
UorlInauyhip prloo 500. Harness s45 1t has
been used hut little, is about a. good az new, very
substantial and weighs only 49J los 70 DO seen nc
spmner's stabie, College street Apply 10
A. d. Berry, or
q \. BERRY
..R a.
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The Lectures Of he Session lyiH begin on de seoo
Monday Of October and close on heGra Of March.
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Travel Over the Boat Bridge.

Travel UVef the boat bfldgel
Headquarters Engineer Department,
Nashville, Tenn, dug. 26, 1863.
TNHE BOAT BRIDGE ACROSS THE CUMBER-
I LAND RIVEk, is now open for trade.
Pursuant to instructions received from Post
Headquarters. the following rates are established
The Government service will always have proco'
dence.
The following persons will pass free
All soldiers on public duty. or having passes.
All persons on public business, who In Govern
ment employ.
All citizens on foot,
Rates of Toll:
Each horse .s,....,s... ...'..,s . CENTS
One Horse and Buggy or Wagon...,.. 10
zach additional Horse.................,...... =
JAMES Il. WlILErT,
let Lieut. asth IN. Inf'y, Commanding.
aug27-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14
FRnM NEW YnRK-

NEW YORK, April 13.
The Times publishes an extra containing
a detailed account of the fight at Charles
ton, and says
The reconnaissance proves the utter in
sufheieHcy of our iron-clad fleet to take
Charleston alone.
The Nahant received 80 wounds, several
being bad fractures. The Passaic is also
wounded severely in the turret and pilot
house.
The Nantuckets turret was SO Jared
that the port could not be opened, render
ing the ffteen-inch gun useless. None of
the other monitors were disabled.
A steamer from Newburn n. c., the 9th.
brings the following 1t was expected
that General Foster would have to surren-
der from want of provi ion. A transport
with 800 men went, on the 7th, to reinforce
Foster, via Tar River, but was obliged
to return in consequence ofrebel batteries.
Fosters force consists Of l, 1,2OOmen. On
the 9th General French, with 5000 men,
attempted to reinforce Foster via Neuse
river, but meeting superior force Of the
rebels, they returned.
tits said that the rebels are marching
on NeWbern.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAC,
AnriI 11tb I363

A refugee who left Richmond last Tues
day has arrived in our lines. The bread
riot in that city was witnessed by him and
caused the greatest CONSERVATION among
outsiders. The women were the heads Of
families of working classes and were actu-
ally starving, many having been compelled
to beg on the streets. A repetition Of the
demonstration was feared and every pre-
caution was being taken to arrest it. The
effect upon troops was very demoralizing,
the men being very clamorous and demand
ed that their families should be fed. Re-
inforoements are hurrying up to Freder-
icksburg as rapidly as possible, most Of
them conscripts and convalescents.
Several divisions encamped about Rich
mond, one of which started off in great
haste at the time Averill visited Culpepper
but returned again in few days. Work
has been suspended upon the Notifications
around Richmond; the impregnability be-
ing considered certain. Earthworks are
being thrown up along the Rapidan River,
but the force in that vicinity is composed
chiefly Of cavalry. Two gunboats, iron
clads, are afoat in James River; the Vir-
ginia lies down near Drury's Bluff and has
made several attempts to pass distractions,
but failed the third is unfinished but rap
idly approaching completion
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14

Mozart RePudiates Fernando Wood.
Fernando Wood, as the leader Of the
Mozart Democracy of New York, claims
the paternity of the Mozart Regiment, or
10th New York. The officers and men of
that regiment, not wishing to be held res
ponsible for his unfamously dislOyal doc
trines, have prepared series of resOlu-
tions declaring that they repudiate any
claim Of Fernando Wood to their sympa-
Thy, respect or obligation. They also de-
clare that the sentiments expressed in But
ler's late speech in New York are
their sentiments, which they viii support
to the end.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14

Algonac, st. Clair County, Michigan, is a
rather lively little town. The Detroit Ad-
vertiser says at the late election, on the
first count, the Republican candidate for
Treasurer of the township was found to be
elected by one majority A second count
wss had, and by some hOcus-poeus the one
vote was make away with, and a tie was
the result The rival candidates then pro-
ceeded to draw, and the Republican was
successful. A free fight ensued, in which
the COpperheads were eventually cleaned
out and the Republicans remained masters
of the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14
Deaths in Nashville Hospitals.

Among recent deaths in the military hos.
pitals in Nashville was D. Jack, Co. G.
125th Ohio, April 1st; D. R. Wicks, Co. /
124th Ohio, April ID; D. Harris, Co. B
124th Ohio, April 9Th; J. o. Thomas, Co
D, 126th Ohio, April 9Th.
Among the deaths in MurfreesbOro' nos.
pitals April 7th, were John Kline, Co. H.
10th Ohio Cavalry, and Corporal Kirby
Thomas. 10Th Ohio Battery.