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RUSINERa NOTICE-

a % PLhsONs INDEBTED 10 THE LATE TIRlI
"A Of n. o. snowden a Co. up 10 the LIST OF jan
uaTy, 1862 elthor by note Or account and Likewise
those indebted 20 j. a. snowden o.. from Let ia q.
nary, 1852 10 LIST July, 1865 earnestly requested
call and sets Union aud Planters' Bank notes
will BE- received At par until the lst OF Decenber
next. j. sHOWDEN * co.
No. Cherry street, uni0n aad American Block
B-Wa are reoeiglng large additions 10 cor
present siocE o. Family Groceries, including hne old
Wines, Whistles, hrAndss and CiE4ra, which We ar
prepared % SOL al ths lowest mafket price
sep2D--lm. J. b. +. co.
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Flour, Zeal. and FeAd

A ooNsfAET SUPPLY or FRKsH GROUND
"A FLOUR Meal, aud Feed, on hand and for sale
a. The Broadway hils delivered at 81 garts OF tho
city d, D. pI0fEY, Agont.
Cor broad aud High Hta
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Adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

NARTIES NAMED BELOW ARR HEREBY NO.
il TIFEO, that the following Goods TO their I'D.
dress, having been in store for one year aud over,
will be sold for charges, if not calle1 for within
thirty days from date OF this notice.
S. +. r. OR, Agent,
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DIR. KINGS DSPENSARY
gUH 6BHEVarE paSEhsss.


ara 49, DR.. KING formerly OF New York
Htk for last yOars OF Louisville XIV
N44tpeuaf1p-@ who has devoted his attentitop IA
the treatment OF private diseases Tor so years dates
himself, having attended 70 q practice for 80 many
years, and cured many thousands, he IL enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be nom mgudioiOuE medical treat
mont or from neglect Of their own Dr.. Kingis
Dispensary Is No. ~ Deadorlck street between Oher
~ and tho Square second story, where he ousss Al
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrh0a cured without nausaoub medicines or
interference with business
stnctures Of old or recent date enccIuay cured IA
. feW days, by 80 operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be onntoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more schief aud undoT-
mines the constitution 90 much.
byphim, with al tho diseases the skin gro WiuI
out Of neglect o. bad treatment, can be eneotgAliy
cared IA ioW days
SsBsial Weasnsss-P aFtioular attention having been
given " this disease, aud al the consequences grow
tag out Of II, brought 90 In many BY the do.
Etrnctiye hA6ts Of ino0nsderate youths aud exo6ss
I've indulgence OF she passions, neglect OF which
will undermine tho constitution rendering the sub.
eot unnl Tor business Or society and causing proms.
turo old age.
Females who may be lADoring with auy dimouiiy
the womb may rest assurod OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY writing aud stating
theif case win Zoe enclosed, direct 10 d.. A. King,
No. ~ Dcsdorlok street. Nashville, rsnu. viii have
She nsosHst ~ msdoiaay Sat g. thor addsets Cmcs
hours 90 g '' i'rt DO tao mgFlilg unn IL
TsahG ItuFelo--h dAWif.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

0OAAArAAa1N - NeA-A&A = ~ AVA = -
For the use of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four cOlOrs, represent
ing olvalry, 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, Officers;
size 13x17 The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury f;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put il back in the tube and re-
mail it TO his friends, and they will get
il framed and preserve it as remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 20 sell the above
july10-9m
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NOTICE,

FI'HE PARTIES TO The FOLLOWING CLAIMS
nied with the Board Of Claims, At the Capitol
are hereby notified that the Docket will be taken ~
for Investigation follows, and they requested
20 b. present with their witnesses
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
n Estate Of James l.. Hays, Jr., de -ased, which
Eese is insolyont) are hereby notified 10 file thom
wit h the clerk OF Wilson County Court, gt Lebanon,
Tennessee, or before tho 10th day Of January
next, authenticated Ia the manner prescribed BY
law, that pro rata distribution Of the effects Of
said estate may be made among the creditors OF said
deceased All claims not fled pursuant &c THIS notice
will be forever barred, both Ia law and equity This
2sth day Of August 1858.
JAMES h. HAYS, Administrator,
of James l.. tys, Jr., deceased.
seplg-- w3t--prnters' fee a 90, paid.
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lARTIE5 NAMED bhtON ANN hENhbI NJ
TIFEO, that the following Goods TO their I'd
ress, having been In store for one year aud over
viii be sold for charges, if not calle1 for within
hirty days from date of this notice,
Adams Express Company
sp22--im
! box, Miller 1t. c y. Nashville
l package, MoPhersoa Capt. NJ. L. Nashville.
/ box, McEerrien, j. c., Nashville,
I box, Morris William, 35th Indiana.
/ box Neat Miss Jassie, Iullahoma
packsgs, 0'Bron NJ, Nashville.
/ package, OwcnJ. j.. 37th Ohio.
l box, Parker II, SJth Indiana.
/ box. ouud G. ;, Nashville.
1 box, peaseley, j. Nashville
! bundle, Rowe, Geo., 9TH Pa Cav.
/ bundle, Rump Carl, 9th Illinois
! trunk, Raymond, IT., Nashville.
I box, RUSSELL K, Barnetts Artillery.
! box, Peynolds A, Hospital No. 4.
box, Smith Capt J. " nth ohio.
i box, smith J. A., 9sth Illinois.
/ boz, schu t. Adj. NJ, Lagrange Tennessee.
/ box Arnold @, W. Nashville.
l Accord A. L. SD illinois.
/ package Brown l.. 9th Illinois,
1 package Banker q. 10th indiana.
! box BOgni a Jas. 3sth lnda'a.
l box Buck G.. Tth Kentucky cavalry.
/ box Barber s. ConyRlescent camp,
l chest b air Adlutant J. N. Tth Indiana.
/ bnx nn.deu Ino. A. Bowling Green.
box Blackburn ". ?. doth Ohio.
l package Brandon Geo. Tooth Illinois.
1 package Brountlee Hugh, Hospital Ms
l package Capper David l9th Quo.
l package Carlilo 3. Nashville.
l pacgage Dupree Juo K. Nashville.
l package Estine Fred 10th Illinois.
package Gray d W, 10th Ind
! package George ~, SD Ind.
package Hartman, Il j, S0th ILL.,
package, Huber Christian, 10th Pa.
l package Tennessee J, Nashville.
box, Heth Jas, Gath Wis.
package, Ives X, 9th IN.
package, Johnson L, I'd lnd. Cav.
package jackson W n, Nashville
box lager II Smithland, Ky.
miniature, Kelly John, q Ind cav.
box, Lutte @ Z, 18th OHIO
box, lott JnO; Nashville.
box Moore solomon, Franklin,
BID, Maitland L, New York.
lb'd, Mitchell Brig Gen NJ, Nashville.
box, Montgomery J 4, Columbia Teun.
1 box, Mengls Morris, lat OHIO battery,
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st. Louis Medical College.

UHE REGULAR LECTURES IN This INsTITO.
II TON will commence as usual on Monday, "a
November. There will be preliminary course in
October
CHARLES A. POPE, Dean.
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VERY LATEST By THE CANADi.
fBy telegraph 70 Queepssown.l

LospoS, Nov. 29.-The o(ieers Of ths French
customs have released the steamer Rappahaunoek +,
said TO be one Of the four vesaes lately sold b. the
British Government 10 the C0nfedentes. The
other three are fitting out ON the Thames for the
Confederate service,
The customs authorities ut Calais have received
tnsts0ctlons 20 allow the Confederate steamer Rap
pahaun0ck TO leave whenever her Captain pleases.
The kappahaun0ek was formerly Her MajeTy's
stenm sl0cp vict0S, and was sold, with three other
steamers, few weeks ago. The three latter are
Enslsh wa. slseueTs, md are reported 70 be fitting
ont for Confederate pfIvateers.
The city article OF ths EseniAs Star says;
The dispatches OF Easl Russell in reference tn
the European Congress have not given the salts.
faction expected from the anticipaiory notices Of
them.
Cabinet COuucil will be held on Tuesday ne It.
The Court of Exchequer will hold speciai cit.
ting at Westminster Hail on Monday, the 7th Of
December, when judgment will be given IN the
case OF the Confederate steamer Alexandra
Al q stormy meeting held ct Preston II was 70.
solved 70 memorialtSe Parliament to stop the Ame-
ttcan war by meaas OF remonstrance. The reso-
Tted. 80
The Times, Of Saturday, taking for its teri the
eulogtes Of Golden and Bright on American fnsti-
totions, aud Nj. Adamss praises Of President LIN
coin, has characteristic article sneering at the
present position Of the American Government and
Mr.. LincOin's incapacity.
The Paris Bousse closed aat yesterday a 68f.
Coz.
The German Diet have refused to receive the
Danish representative.
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Faos TIE amy OF 1fnssssrr.
f'sos ORR owx co,arsrosD.sr.,


| OAtTnv q. n.,.rh. ,e.,
"see"oef io' 1913.
eisculasios in Albania In ,....a =,
M Gen Ioh,..o- :. -. s-'s " VIC sPpo'ntmens
-, ''"a''on 20 ING command Of this army,
~1th Gen. Bragg - Chief OF 0ta6. Whila sueh ao
arrangement Of the command vou,a slv. ..,,.c.a
ton 10 the armv. IN. h.,,.1 =, ,.s,, :: ..'s'.s-
i. -, i :" "s"in'ofmeo cir-
- '"a. !" VI" oos oe msde. II ts more likely
that Gen. Beaureeard will be sent tn me- rrTo,.
street were h.,. a, .hor,a \. ....,.
.,--.,--...r "s 'uccesa u extfica-
u"g nimseit from the dinctlues which beses him
IN East Tennessee Il n aot imnroh.hl. ,h., n.
.,cnM =. IN. ms, n...-,.," '"s' NC
"o"'" We s"e 0eu' SaeahWhle, Gen. Hasdee, who
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-16

Stealing C1ttle.-Julius G. Waltxman was
arraigno1 before the Mayor yesterday 20 an.
swer the charge Of stealing two cows, worth
$500, Of James N. Carter, on Sunday night
last, and selling the same to Henry BreiE
Mr.. Briel testified that, about 8 o'clock
last Sunday night, the prisoner came to his
house and offered to sell him . lot Of horned
cattle, sheep. and hogs, saying that he had .
numoer to dispose Of, remarking at the aame
on the Mechanicsville turnpike. Suspect
ing something wrong, and desiring to pro-
tect his own stock, he agreed to purchaae,
the prisoner promising to deliver them by u
o'clock that night. MI. Briel being mem
ber Of the mounted city guard, Immediately
repaired to his quarters, reported what had
occurred to Sergeant Powers, and, getting
his advice, returned homo to receive the
stock when It came and to aid Sergeant r.,
and the detail made for the purpose, in al.
resting the cattle thieves when they arrived.
Sergeant Powers and his squad laid IN am.
bush till halE-past O'Clock, when they re-
turned to their quarters. About O'Clock
the prisoner, with two other men, reached
Briefs, having in charge two cows which
they had stolen from Mira. Carter. Prisoner
asked $500 for the cattle, but finally sgreed
to sell them for 800, taking Briefs note for
o'clock After prisoner LEFT Briel reported
arrangements were made Tor the capture Of
the accused the following d&y, which proved
successful. Waltxman denied knowing any
thing Of Bri6l or the cattle; but, tho Mayor
concluded that he wAs probably forgetful Of
the past, and therefore remandod him for ex.
animation at the January term Of the Hust-
inQe Court,
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THx LEGIsLATuRE.

There was but little business before the
Saats yesterday.
A communication from the House an.
rounced the agreement OF that body to the
senate joint resolution for . recsss OF the
General Assembly during the Christmas
hlydayA
Abiil for the enrolment Of persons be
tupeu the ares Of sixteen and 6fty-6ve years,
dSmiciled II THE Commonwealth, was re-
ported.
4 resolution was adopted lnquir ring into
tie expediaucy Of paying TO William 4. G.
Douglass the sum of 4S92 50 for services -
steward Of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
NJ. Collier presented . series Of seven
Joint res0lutiouS upon the subject OF 'fn-
stHcting our Senators and requesting our
Rspeeseotatives In C0nsTess to uss their best
odeAvors to prevent tbs appointment to o.
Ice Of men who are not of Southern oartn
md education, or who are not aecertaaaaa,
bylong trial, to be heartily devoted 70 the
cause Of the South. 90 that mono but such
shall be trusted to take charge and be In COM
nand Of posts Of danger or Of control, e.
pecially IL the military service, for the ree-
soa that We had alresdy su0srod enough
irom departures from that course,' &C., ana
recommending the repeal Of the tIthing and
nptessment acts. The rules we're suspend
Cd and the resolutions voted down-sycs ],
aoes S
"A bill amendatory Of an act providing for
!se Arrest Of dsserters, &c, by the civil au-
'AoritIes, was passed.
Also, a bill for the relief Of Wm. 3. Prince,
suaaex county.
Adjourned.
ethe House Of Delegstestherc was no busi'
~ transacted beyond the introductiou OF
resolutions Of inquiry into the expsdisncy
of certain measures.
AFTER the adjournment Of tho H0u1e
iaseting OF tho member Was oSEantxed, the
oeleet Of which wAs to tendes c0mpltinen.
uty dinner to Governor Lefcher upon 11e
retiring from the GubernatOFiAl chair.
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EtanindtioS Natp0ned. morn.
Ing was tho time specified for tho examine
tion before Commissioner VIM. r. Watson
of Mrs. Patterson Allen, charged with hay-
Ing used treasonAble language In her cores.
p0ndence with persons st the North, some
months since. At few minutes past IL
O'Clock Mn. Allen, who WAS neatly attired
in plain black silk dress and closely veiled,
entered the Courtroom, leaning upon the
arm Of her husband-her counsel, Hon. JAS
Lyons and Gen. Geo. w. Randolph, arriving
q few minutes afterwards. About halfpast
II o'clock the names of the following wit
nesses were called: Gen. John II. Winder
Capt. Philip Cashmeyer, Dr.. Erasmus Pow
ell, Rev. Moses D. HOge and lady, James p.
Duval, - Flegenheimer, and VIM. Burns;
all Of whom were present except MIRA. Hoge
and Wm. Burns. r II. Aylett, Esq, Confedt
crate States prosecutor, then announced
that, as Burns was q most important
witness In the case, It would be almost
impossible to proceed without him, and
he desired to know whether the proper
steps had been taken to have him present
The Marshal replied that he had been sum-
moned, and was expected every minute; hut
Capt. Cashmeyer had heard that Burns had
left the city siuce the writ was served upon
him, and so informed the Court. A Il was
not probable, therefore, that the absent wit
ness could befound in time to 60 into . trial
Of the case then, at the suggestion of both
the counsel for the accused and the prose
cutor, the Commissioner adjourned the ex-
animation until Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Mrs. Allen was then committed to
the custody Of Col. j. r. Willy, the Marshal,
who conducted her back to the St. Francis
dc Sales asylum, where she has been con.
fined since the first denoument Of the affair.
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1Ayeesansag ~ 1hsa-ltrs. Francas C. Jones,
and Niase6 Letitia and Ella, her daughten,
were before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
destrey the properly Of Nrs. j. i. Quarlee,
on the 18th inst Mrs. Jones, e seems, rent
Cd room Of Mrs. Qaarles, but, the Joint
tensntry proving uppleaAant, has been noti-
aed to leave the premises. For some reason
unexplained, M1AQ @ had the gas stopped In
Nrs. e room, which 90 much exasperated
her, that she threatened to s'bprn, break and
Destroy II necessary to have light
Mr.. w. n. Nacfarland appeared 40 the
counsel Of the accused parties. In years
gone by he had kRown Mn. JOces--and
knew her then TO be an intelligent and rs-
spectacle LADY. He had known her husband .
8 mluister Of the Gospel, and = chaplain
to thsasny. II which pesttson be died end
he Waa oulto1ute, end would undertake for
.3f3. Jones' and her daughters. that. they
would Immediately lsAfe Mn. onAFlesss
house
Nc HandA, Cor MFs. Qaasles. desired moth
ing but peace and quiet, and On the asaur.
ence Of 4r. 1aclss3and that Mn. Jones
would move It once had the warrant dis
Mfooed
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rpOM sTAUNTON.

r...s ~ noehlng new yesterday fton
.....,o.. except report breagAs By tls
..,.. tr6aa that ~ saeuy hnd bsea sac-
viii es.li, checked In the nslghbosAood q
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!haa - 81 - eeny e OscsAes, sslselse sEiiI
- .i1s - sSa.sss - eoss. = tee nssps,
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= Hsssa1. belng cnnsldesed impsscfir1bie, I a.
bsaes's nd the cavalry o9 the Nlseinipel afrrv.
ssrcsPt snch . Lieut. Gen. Pedkeson eoeei1ssel
srcessaEy N hin. S
yaa g remove. oss: ssaag asd pllss ne 6 con.
naea of this army. I'm sHrs thsf yoa wlM sRfes
Win me that she part baye home in lhia anfssel-
sailoo wonli fendsr II ineonsisienl with NJ pr
rssA1@s nsses ~ SSSVPy tH1S PQ44t00s 0ott9yes
howevss, that the Interest Of ahs service rsqnye;
that Cen. Bvasg fh0lbd not be femoyed.
!. A0st sfally, yDsT otsdt u setvf.
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0Ex. Ba sss.-st = esAssl III sks xsssAsirpsaa
shas Gen. Bsass Il ssost 70 tsks eomasead IN
hat 6tste. Last wsek Gen. D. wrote 10 . eoa..
stttss o. citizens tasiting him IL public secek>
sioa In Columbus, Ga:
H3viaR retireA tesnnova,ais 49,. shxn. -.
ties Of Ne rld foS that rest and recrestton no "a
senttai u my long 0vrrtaxed enerEles. You win
appreciate my desire to decline ell public demon
STATIONS. Il VIII sdord mo great pleasure, how
ever, should my time alIow, to meet you Drivsteiv
and enjoy the freedom Of eocial intercourse awnv
from the excitement Of olsciai life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-16

Bound Ossy--George MiAieton, arrested
for Interfering with the night-waich Ia the
discharge OF their dulies, Was before the
Mayor yesterday, and held to bail for his IA.
ture good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-16

COMiNusd.-The chaIgeaGninat John MUIR
pny, Of stealing two ovcrcoats end one pis-
tol. OF soJourn-r at the Gpotswood. Hotel,
morning, II the Witnesses are present.
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RU7xA VA n


PlRDNoss RAtRoAD, superintendeet's onscs, .
nsnyifls, Deo 18th, lS63. +
ID ANAWAY from ths Piedmont Raih eed. On Jshe
III mosniog Of the 16th instant, four nerroes-
Ulyssea, Warner, B1rnsy. end Wilson -ehs properly
Of Boutwell,, II Caroline county. Ths usual re-
ward viii be paid for their apprehension.
I'D MYERS, Chief kag'r r RR.
De el0--dS Dauvi,ic, We.
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eJV weeks ago, . negro man named lfviae. II.
vns about % years old, cf dark einseshssad color,
aoous feet ipehes h'gh, heavily built and round
mers coufusad, and probably has hired himself IN
Richmond. The above reward viii be paid On hie
delivery - Lee & James, Richm6nd.
de- 16-law3ts RIcU'D NORHlNs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-16

DAN AWAY "A negro boy, Jim. was scnS 10 me
Il from Caroline county, Va, Sth December, and
latto, IS yean old, slim ngure, about 6vs fest stx
inches high; had on when last seen . uniform coat,
blue panis aud boots Iwil give liberal reward
for bis arrest. y w CHANDLUn.
d l8-8tf Battery No f. Riehmsd nel4noea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-16

nN1 Hundred Dollars RsWaFd-5or memo boy
march from Culpepsrt to Orange q. He y Of daSk
complexion and 5emaskAbis ir0m hs eyelids bssug
swollen up. He is s0ppo,cd b be lurking around
The city. viii pay ot00 70 any one that Will Isdes
him In some SAFE plaee whore oan eotAam. H u
shout II yeC1 Odd, add flDtv tnches kafA. Iooa
be found vt Howard's Grove Hospital, ward q.
VII MATTHEW'S.
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