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Wsshville, Tenn, Nov. FL, 1868.
His Honor, the Mayor of the city, and
the Asst. Med. Director of the Depart
ment, reporting the continued spread Of
tue Small Pox il this city, all persons,
eitizens a. weiI-as soldiers, are hereby
r ouired to have themselves Vaceinated
at once. -
For the benefit Of the community, q
Medical Officer will be, in attendance
daily, from TO 4 o'clock, P. NJ, At the
following places: ---.'-'
The AIde7nen's Room in. the Market
House, % the Public Sq7ste.
tBs5iae Aoass1 No. 3, on Cherry street,
South Nashville.
Gratuitous vaccination will be afforded
at all these depots.
The neglect or ISOLATION Of this order
bEcitizens viii subject them to fine or
10. be sent north Of our lines.
Commanding officers of brigades, regi-
menis, batteries and detschments 1t this
p6st sill see that their commands are
pronhi1y vaccinatsd.
BIZ order Of s~
Brig. Gen. R. s. GRANGER.
w NEVIN, S--
nov 24.1W Capt. and A. A. g.
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g. HAZE,
Pastor o. the "a Presbyterian ehufch,
.rE tfe .-.rr q fr.~ n : iNaRhvfllh Tam
.E.sHrtrt.r. Ghar.ti 1sss

Il
IN about six months from the ltime began The
study Of Photography, with less than one third Of
said limo devoted to rs attainment II was Employed
rs Reporter Tor the United States Board OF claims
The faithful teaching Of Nr J. W Dolhear, OF Nash
vie ana the study and practice Of the concise com.
prehenste, and iuuieiooey7 arranged pkoHog faphic
books or Ben PtnaR. u Cincinnati have thus easily
embed me 20 make Photography practically useful
It's principles are quickly mastSftd, aSd I Know Of
nothing that young persons caR lhah with equal pros
peer Of mediate and profitable Employment.
The Secretary Of War has ordefea, July 9Th, 1858,
m "Genersl order No. -, Ipspeezraphic r pOrters
employed under the aglhoEiy ct the Ieth sectioe OF
me 1ct 81 Congress, NsrcE ;, fs6sI viii be
allowed net sxcesdisG zen adlEs dsy % eten Tuis
yasol s9qFie srsay inSfs' &c demand for Re
81 n a rl78q1 -adt sSfS5g 1T = I a
N ,.nssy last Mr. bdibd asET Ss,s iss 20 q
ohSlF, seourse OF lessons in PhO1ograIhy ana Wri.
ting 20 myself aud many other woundsd s0idAsrs in
Hospital No. 20. Tedious hours wets thus. chaRked
10 olsasant AMI pEoftAble ones We vafue highly
eur kn9Nlsdge ~ Photography, AHd thasE Who B kve
LETT TIE H0spitd correspond ~ Il with thoss ahc
hzyslkotl o Vs. =. Tsrvip, % Compeny 3 fetn vi g
a., 30 setprAed Aeps disAblea fer Sic from ais
1ESlbls 50 s6fable thas e. kc1ld bot tafe 50 SOe
Tor vi "A HsLe4rned Rom Mrgps II Ihink both a0s rs
and oinos v9gia fns taf aesrniHg q I. = ps9esabs
tai, without dstriment 10 other duties. elS1I
a4BoaI ed sIdW c. " 2. sHAf q
I. lsds4 ID aoiIsi3si . 81 - sffgTF-'S =
II Photography were taught 70 every EoldIsrip the
army, NJ. d. believes most Of them wodd value il
as highly the pay they receive from the Govern
ne, men. FsSi IN lAs '-sl tniersrnG with iAsir g.
, Hon.l TsoEIsH. Bssnos sod IN Congress: 30 L
Had tbs arr been kpOFn fFty years ago, Il wotM
hAvsaayed me twenty yesrs Of bard ab0r y ~
IL RhouOgraphy is thus valuable in saving 50 large
an amount Of lifetime, sh5ni1 rot every ebild have
IL vast advantages, esPecal,y5W kAe can Be bad
81 % small an expense Of time and money! Hit
would hsys sayed tventy years Of hard laho- 20 De
NE q enc mar, shOad years q hard aboF - brou&ht
s'''N''''-shs'f :. + .tgH9 :; vsagtssss1
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,PHONOGRAPHY

ID - simple ssd easy that It's PRINCIPLES can oil be
learned IL few hours and small amount OF prao-
tiee VIII enable one 70 It for the daily purposes Of
life. ss"saUq So 20 pr
None but those sf6 are aequaipted whit can
form any iiea OF its great breFty and simplicity or
OF the ease with which it cap be learned. But what
is PhonogfaphyI Il Is system Of short hand writing
which eau be written ten times fast the common
writing, read as easily, and lesrned with far lsss
trouble. ~.
1T q uednot only hygE4portets, butBybundrsis Of
thousands in this cGuntry and in Eaglad for private
writing, for composition, for taking testimony etc.
in courts for sermons, for correspondence for book
keeping, etc etc by ladies', BY Students by Clerks,
by Clergymea, by Lawyers, etca and is rapidly com
ing into general use. 1ltl hi1' p. f
as Labor saviig tSventi6n, its sGids can scarcely
be estimated, and il requires but little time to learn
TO use Il for the daily PURPOSES Of lie. But The OBJ
eeiion made thai others ca nnoE read it well then
let them spend few hgars to learn is for where IL
the Justice IN requiring the active and Intelligent TO
spend ten days In doing what they might do II one
merely 90 save ,the jndolent - few hoTE eaott in
learning thing which would be useful 10 them for
life3 The time WIS when but rev persons could
write their names, hut she psegessO Of the edge de
mands more rapid method Of Eritlug, and while
the active and fntstl gent MOST and WILL have the
adyaBfhsRs ID F1o1ogrAphy, the ihdelent must sub.
nit to ihe disadvantage eaused by their own indo
lence. t 80 .---r~
The ease with which Il can be brought into profit
able and daily use Is shown by the Following certih
Gates. ISIS only those who are Sgnorsat Of 1t who
' sys' n IT'S AsN'n'' H. edJ Ea 9GiIs SO
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FORK OF GUARANTEE. la
lssTsIAST QuAETElhIsTTR's OYTIcR,
1,'A NAsnviLts, Tux, Nov. 2oth, 1865.
2 Sale Of Steamboat Hull.

7 WILL sell 20 ths highest bidder for cash, the
L Hall OF the United states steamboat, COTTAGE,
nov, lying in ths Cumberland Riysr, at toe foot Of
and the sse made 20 the highest bidder, A bond TO
the amount o. twenty i've per cent Of che amount
cfsred b two responsible Hureties, 70 be for
fsiied on neglect or refusal Of paying the amount
bid, or the bid Is sooepted9 viii accompany Zach
bid. --
Sealed BIDS will be received At this ofice until IL
o'clock Dec lst, 1883, and should be addressed 70
the undersigned endorsed, Proposal for Steam boat
hull" 5. PERKINS, Jr.,I
nov20.l0t Capt. 4 A. Q. N.
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- csnerarl 9su sesISdaTEa

r. L.
HEAboR's DIsTRIcT. OF. NsHYILLRl
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. II, 1868.
/. Ia compliance with Srdssba ema-
mating from Headquarters, Department Of
abe Cun6srland,s the uhdefsfgned as
sumes command Of the District of Nash
willie, includihss the dsfS6ses 'eEthe Lou
isville aud g4ayhsills RailraEa to the
Ksntuskg Line, che NorthYaATB,RA ALL
road from Nashville 70 the, Tennessee
river, Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road 10 Deck river, gEo4 Nashville spd
Decatur BailrokdI to- Columbia, and the
posts. Of McMinnviiis, Csr@viIe, Fort
DOnelsOn and Nashville. e .TsgkD
H. The following Staff 0ficers are an.
nouneed: SOAA 20 'D'
Capt. ThOs. u.wiIhams, 18Th Infantry,
Al G., A. A. A, G.UlB .EalE
Capt. Jas a hummer, 18th Infantry,
Act Asst. 1nsp, Gen. Y
Capt William Hervey, 9Th by, Vols,
ADO. E4fsi'l- A'
90 lst Lieut. Fhos. ERih, 10Th Ky.
Yols., A. D. tsao1i;'i-
ASA (Sigassy bose i'.st. 80 81
lowell q. ROUSSEAU,
% E4tod -fotS Mai Gen.
Official; t.sfyos Baa
IHos. Q. WHLIAas, A A. A. g.
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, TO THE S0LDIERSl
49, - H = - - Ea4z2f r
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
{ .tssE Tar sR,f, e.G,rs.o IL.

W RNa0AAeACu -
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE.
{ go For the use of Soldiers. -
1t is printed in four cslors, 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 and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blNak'
lines, can put it back in the tube andre
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as . remem-
brance.
"a Paea Suceuts. J sent lbX nail pro-
paid. acts
/. N. RHODES & co,
go Union Street, Nashville.
sri Agents wanted to sell the above. 9
.Gi dsnt16- On, - tist 81 l1--srs--- 90 or -
OOtAO-OAs s.i5IG yg8F1 See l-llay-3 ~ .--
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Of the H9sRitsls, d thstr aeottes or iBkstands are
sbrought at the above hours SoIDERs are taught one
third less than citizens
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NASHVILLE, Dec. sI3th lssO
M. ]. ". DoLBKAR:

Ma, J. ". DoLBKAR: De- Uaf ,s!sgI
SIR The few lessons / took from you some time
since in Photography, have enabled me 10 save more
than wothirds OF the labor p preparing my sermons
three fou1hs Of it. have never spent time more
prOAtaby than in tia taaiment, and Ieei perfectly
free in Recommending 1t to Clergyman generally, as a
means by which vast amount OF time may be saved
aud that too with far less effort than IS generally sup
posed. Its principles are few and sBple, Of easy
sttaiument and suited to she full eIpresson oT every
word IN ths angrage, either Eor present use or per
...t -i-rN & HAYg
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Saturday, November estb
(NO. ESQ }

Claimants falling to be present with thslr Witnesses
notified will ud their claims laid ever 10 the ast
Of the Docket.
The Board now holds its sittngs in the Senate
Uhsm6er, commencing every day st O'clock. =. m
So The Business Ct the Hoard being fetarded BY
delay On the part OF witnesses, Claimants here
AFTER requested 70 furnish the Board with the names
OF witnesses Who refuse TO spOear on The day Cs inns
arc ADVERTISED, 80 that warrants nsy bs Issued, com.
Polling their attendance. -RG 1.
Tnoy21-tf
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DIR. KINGS DISPEhSaRY.

DR. KIE6 formerly Of Esv YORK,
So for EAst4 yoars q Louisville, KY,
f&z5r.S Who has devoted hh attentito1 10
the trsafsn Of private diseases for 81 years. hastsrs
himself having attended 70 . Praotios for mshy
years. and cured many thouzandsi be q snabiod
10 cure al disszsss o. private nature, matter
hoz bad they may Be from inJudieOus medical treat.
rnsnt, or from neglect Of their UEn. DT. Kings
psDeusary 4 Ne. q Dsaderck street, between Cher.
N and the 6quare, second story, WherB be cuses al
dissases Of private nature
aonorrhos CARED, witho1t nausccrs Medicines o.
tntersersnoseFish lbcEtHee. -
strioaares Of old rsoent date sdectcsy cured n
. fsw days, b. a opsration which causss no path
Whors structure exists keslin oAnnot - ouui0Tsd
Perhsps 10 disease eaeAet mere Esetsf sd andar-
Mines ths SUBSTITUTION % much.
eyphliz, with al the diseases ths skin, frownr
esspf esglsst g bad trFptEAafs ca % adectaAlly
earsd IN feW days
Sszlt.al Rsasseal-PNficslAgat tentica hnvfnNbsez
given % th,s eieeess and 81 ths eoassq1enoss grow
lag cut q - t6aett "a u mas c1sss b. tie d.
strustiss h6H&< n fN&za1taszl Dufhs, aad erras,-
i've ndulee1cs q IS paasioas 3 seEIecf q vhich
wil underutas ths oonsftialion, reudarnx the sub.
lecs snas for bazfaez % sossy, AID O.uHiag Prers
Femsies Hhp,Esey y tsbesrE va M tsMcnlbg
she womb nay res1 assure q luslat All gnlief
Psfscns feslfias afroaa, - vrinng ignd sis,ina
thelr ceEa. Nlth Re aRctnse& fiFccf - Dr. II Inf
-
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'H--I 0a'' thus, q, BESToN.

Allow me to iRtrodace 70 you my friend J. w. Dol
bear who site your city for The pufposs OF teach
ljng Penmsnship and Photography His reputation
as successful teacher Is soFeh and 50 widely estab
Hghe6 that viii say nothing on that score. only
desirs 20 present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit; and
one whom you have the intelligence ~ appreciate
anything you may do 70 further bis designs wiz be
gratefully acknowledged. by your friend, ELS
49, JOHN G!,EDGAR
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OFFIcK OF SEKJoR ASD sUPKRvTSING QUARTyRhiR,
nrrnkrnINr on TuR CuYRERLAkn

OFFICK OF SEEJoR AsD SUPERVISING QUARTSRE q, }
DEFakTHLSI on THs CUNFTRLAND
NASHVILLE, TIM Nov. Is, 1858.
Sealed proPosaS VII hereceived at this office TIL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1858, at II O'Clock
N, when thsgwiI be oPsned,to furnish thsouarter-
Master department. ip this city with
500, 900 Bushels OF Corn, at sc lbs to the bushsl
100000 oats, 80 lbs. ,-,.
qhe Corn Gh6 Gats to b good, clean sound nsr
o. tbs Obs liver, as int dfa:s. Timothy.
Gran snd hey 70 be subject % inspect I. before
Grain 20 be put, up In goOd strong sacks Of rot
leSs than two bushels each, AID the price per bush
III, Including sacks, must be stated !
IAN bids tor less than 10 eco bushels Of grain. Or
], Goa TONS % Hay, win beIs elected Eas7 90
Ths QusEteruaSter the right - react any
and ell bids oobsidensd too high. u % tu"84o
Bids shoul4 be endorsed s-si..
isslsspOsSls for ----.--p ChAy, ccrn or oats, as
uthe $50 may BE- )ta--si e. ~ q. ...l 7''i
Biae from dlsloyal parties, viii not Be considered
snd,saeh proposal must - sce0mi sniod by 50 path
0f ailsgiHaes.l .s..5 -eh yh11l- a. o. isa7-'.
g l,sa. - o-7s.1 .7,s.5yAAISfSx, so'i.
The abilities Of The bidder to iulnl thu contract
two Responsible persona whose signatures Ehust be
apFeRdsds teGhe guarantees. H...- 81. ..s s.sAts
The responsibility Of the guarantOrs must be shown
bE the oiasal cerinoste OF the Clerk Of tina
District Court, or the United States District Attor
ney. Bidders must be present in persOn, when the
bids ere opsned their proposals will not be con
sderei. Bonds, cquAiin amount to half the sum to
Be received On the contract, signed by the CONTRACT
or and both his guSr1ntees will be required Of the
sucosssfal bidder uBoa signing tho contract AZ the
bond NUT accompany the contract, Il will be
csskafg Ger the bddtrs 10 have their bobdsmeu with
them, 20 have bonds Bguei 10 anticipation, aud
ready 20 be produced when the eontraotS signed.
-a.,b eFH FORM OF GUARANTEE. -lut,."
We, - Of the Comfy Of r., and the State
Of -, do hereby guarantee, That - is able
to falhl contract In accordance With the terms Of
bis Proposition aud that should his proposition be
accepted re VII 81 once enter into ceutrsct In &C.
cordanoe Herewith. should the contract ba award
ed him, We are prepared 90 become his saretles
To thia guRrsntss must be App0nds ths official
certificate above mentioned.
I 4 n0vl9 In. 20 - ]. L. DONALDSON, %
y - A-tl ga. 30 = = y " = l-Chfsf e. N.
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$50, 900 Agents wanted
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

WV = AbCntS NV8Atc0
RARE OPPORTUNITY,
=, 900 WstsheG, Gold Pens and PeneilA Vest,
81 usrdand Nsek chsinS, 'chatslsins Chains
and PM, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
0TEEEg Spring Lookets,
Seal sz6-s .Ksss( ealv4ls4 Raw. czassd Ri40.,
AqsoHie RiHss sHd Pias, GeAts Cahforpio Dsa,aoHd
Pea, tsde sEais Dietsed Ear Drops, BsatGai SEQ q
JetseiIV, Nssr Siyiss Siads asd Butions sc,
vera s1Oo,Ooo 81 =
To Be sid for One Dollar each without regard 70
rAloa AZ not y be p Ia for tnI you know
= 80 - vbAtyou sTvtaE et.
I, @ AZ tsaaasssees b, mNn ~ ban .ShAtss for
ccing she hasinsS 3aoeat1 s4ehs yhich must as en-
closed chen ths request = rAsds 10 ksow What you
can have. Amer knowing what yea can have, then
"a viii b a. your optien 70 ssnd 81, take the arties
o. act
Five articles can be ordered for sl-eIevsn for 81
--tbsTtI ErSb-slztg nfs fer tlo-and enc hanarsd
vita ths iufofhsiips y vhaE you can hav. vinbs
sent Csrcalar gtv1e fa Bsfrnefinns % Agents aad
full CA ~ 'h<tieits krd then vii b AZ
your spti0n e ssnd sns get tsis Article OF not
Also, foF 81 lNill send = solid ellsst shield o.
either kruly ocff. fsns villa your name, regiment
and oeiaps ~ eaadfonsy sagrafsd upon Il.
1 - g nj. wARp Auoa
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State OF Tennesses-~C0ffee Co.
Attachment IN JttSticS's Court. II
f.ffkf -AAEEV t.-A
John Z. Davidson and Joseph Walker us. a.
3. RoJeTtsoa.

Al VITA cFiMEsSTi having been issued In tSis case
= "a lsa rstth h4fendaHt upohSthe grouuu yhAt the
Te'endant had absoonded from the State 60 that The
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon hin
Il q therefore ordered that be appear before me-
nv cfHoe N thetapa 81 Manchester. the 18th DAY
Id nsrcfn ~ fEen sid thsre % efsnd Fsid AZ
tachrneut suit; otaE sss the same viii be proceeded
in ex parte before me. And Y is further ordered
thai copy Of this ordaF be pub shed N khe Daily
Onion, neWspaper paelsh ~ fho el3 % AAs4fne'
for four consecutive weeks.
Ggea under my hAEd tis l7ih Day q SoySmSe
1851 q. II -EMEkSON,
s., oy24-1swgts 49,. ..-..- -. s--.44, -. e q
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what We shallsesPw z IA
Wal, We eau. tell the E2eB4 precisely
2 sSsssbst We shalt see;;''rhst II Grant does
not speedily flank Bragg and compel him
TO retire TO the position Of which We
AZ hEEsherstnfore spOksa, beWin 4lnd hims
self hsnked, and then the boot will be
on "t'other leg" S.,
Bragg difficulties in ,fndiug clothing
and Forging for his sTfnyy have been al
most lnsUperable. No General "Fho
sleeps after sunrise" could have achieved
what BSsgg Ass 3aIEeAdF accomplished
under circumstances so unfsvorable But
Thomas hk been sIhjeoted to like difi-
culties, and, as We predicted when the
Fsdagis Rtst took p9Ses8ion otQhatta-
- snoegs,S the army that was hrst' IN . hOr-.
caghiy intrenohed position, Snd then
fafnishsd with its4s4a sPenssble traiRss
would be the first to make a flank move-
Inenta Bfssg hss bssteh Thomas, and
the movement, pro- TesseRsbssg Ia .e1
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3 7ROoHOgs- ss.iLE Drg SsOrs Cor. CksrcL and Tin.
sfreels HOURS, 9 toll, 3. N, to S, Q. m, and
tO.s at night. - s .fj .sI ifa8a
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the reverse"
Why does the Rebel itself "labor in
.o dusirionsly 90 sPglosife' for an .antici-.
pated retreat Of General Bragg Do the
patent facts and necessities Of the sit
uAtionp compel it TO do I0sfce 70 the
g Gsnerab in CHIEF. 90 Ez1z ksAt -
We differ from the Rebel in this, that
we do not believe that Bragg will relreat.
b u HS may 80 change}41is position, 'as.AFei
before stated, as 70 enable him TO COM
municSte with this city more Faa6ly,
ana with strong attachments not known
TO be in notion JnTWFy truth,sA large
part Of eur army is nod advancing, but
a under such reglFictiopss that the whole
=. may be spee6ilyd bohs0lidatedlto meet
Grant if lie comes out from Chatts-
aooga ~ e5ls4 ,o2sGWC 'a1oLe
The Rebel tbEs closes it's jersnaid; =.
GAS the likelihood of an ADVANCE di.
minishes, and the prospect of recovering
the lost territory of Tennessee fades in
10 disfaake.1se mas as veil be prepared /
fer this. We can only be patient and
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GOA ths Richmond Eas4.rsF, istl.

III goa ths Richmond EAafrsF1'lE
As the Knoxville Register (now pub
Eshed in Atl2nta) is supposed 70 be in
the confidence of General Bragg, and as
rrs one is slsd to have RnY so5t a inaica-
/ stths ofEz3lstis gois EOrwHads ID. chose
part, we give an article from that journ-
alin reply TO some ObserVstiehsM -the
ReJel:-
49, aBRsea' MovEvEETs.--Ihe Atiaeta
- iRSaisier nensio6s. arepOE that IGkperal
Btsgas sfmy is e Ihnk sck on y ton
Il processes not to believe therumor, but
Isbors industtiousy y PPel9gize for it.
if true"- Rs5d - III
aThe road from ChickzrnangA Station
to the camps of Bragg's Army is very
Fhpch cut up on seoeint OF The recent
8 = kssirs;n ttss X eioh,s Aand-tbe tr<yel over
be road is in almost as bad condition
lfa1f "a. foys,-
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" bEItft1IAalqal6
Freedom and Nationality.
rno si,untIon i'm Tennessee

TSrEsD1E MoENlkss Moves 1883,
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slUNl0N HOTEL,
Nashville, Tennessee, '', ..,,.,s -

.e!ssa NO NORTH Market Street.
TINS ROUSE rs PLEASANTLY SITUATED ~,
Il near thu Squsre, and convenient 10 the kts
Nashville and Louis vile pspot. Persons visiting
Nashville will hnd Il 10 Their interest call ID Is
house. my bills are lighter By far than ether house
In the city.
Ny prices are 81 % PsE night Breskfast, Supper
and Lodging, and 81 50 per day; three Meals and
Lodging; s. so per week, and 90 cents per Meal.
You viii md lust such fare as the country Affords.
Gall and try me. J. w. GOOSTREE,
sep9-3m. Proprietor. 4,
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= -sssin 186L"--Rebel. ~ ~
- There sre 10 Obstacles in the way Of
e bridging u5 supplies from Nashville to
The Federals, except the occasional ones
81 SfesteC-by the r4ftls of Dor enterpridng
gsqnerrillas. Fbehbfs only Temporary and
soon removed. "-Re5sL
Ths, last tFo. extsacts hsYe a bearing
on the first unless Bragg can close the
"windOws Of hsEgsa3 arg build Gil
ants CauseEay..R adf
SA- Bnt~ hesr the Rebel sgain. II is i'm.
PEELED By. 20 motives of kindness to Gen.
Bgagg and vet itsustaiHs he in ths'verY
anticipated movements Suggested by the
Register sotne dhyasgO: q .itE---i
" The unweicgRes t4lth presents itself
that We have seven miles 70 wagon pro-
visions over bad road, through Chicka-
mauga creek aud Chat .ahCoga run, over
Eswampy, migSycountry, while the enc
my is within iw6lR5Es of bis railway
terminus, with which 10 transport his
supplies. AS the WinttE Appreciates and
bad weather readers, fhYFoads more and
more iDpssssble to Missionary Ridge,
me suferings and annoy ances of; our
iil. army will increase. e - D'.' -''
aNecesaitg sflEccEpa1 BFsgg to aball
don his present tepable line along Mis-
sionary Ridge foE 4h fpflher to the rear,
snd where he hSlkfr fnaneuvers of the
fs-I ,-ys4b -Iv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-26

All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-26
Spring Looketa
NSrshazOo,Na,

To b sid ior One Dollar each, without regard ie
rAiaa ~ not y Be pat for tli yOu know
= 80 = = - vbAtyou arv q KeG. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-26

9Sl Following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
H. Benton, U. ). senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young fpers0ns who have
any hope Of success la the business % life.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-03


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