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The taxes for 1863 70 be paid by the Snrchaser.
A A. Ah0RSON,
mo 0. sTgGER IoJumls'rs.
Sale conducted byJ VI. T,YLoR soN. AuSs. Ja7--ds

DEMONSTRATION SALE OFF ZOO ACRES
. OF VALUABLE LANDS.-By yir4ua Of Decree from The
District Court the District Of For viii be sold the high
bidder, the Public Square in Lss City, ia, WEDSE
DAY, February 18th, 1893 at II O'Clock A. NJ, valuable
snt desirable tracts Of Land some s which situated IN saw
anne ea2-rTOsse N 1ery, On, and many In
AAehuR county, and all either within c;S3s
Of the Railroads
persons desiring places IN the riehost ss convenient
section Of he state be accommodated Tor not only 90 these
many tracts n AZ comprising 1900 aes) embracing
grade Isn from the rht Onnre Groves and other
unsurpassed HamaOck well Sjap the culture II Sugar and
Island CO,u also the best e wi bered Pine Lands
cqusy good for C1tton down the Pr Sand HIS In which
eyerheAlhy and delightful residences IN had, convenient
only the richer sn1B, b.. falling abundant sup
ply Of ASH Wild fowl and game Thu only DO LsndS
embrace grade Of SALTY, bui they VII be sold IN bodies
varying from 10 O0 by vtcf every be ed
To those wishing further Ssut 20 The eessb-
portion Of country where az no. Wcge) OF he
forts and Injuries Of lie be nosi es silly sased God where
diving be easily had 'hA4 In any other country, his Is
their opportunity. To capi;as wbtg invest their SURPLUS
funds In somrng and % increasing yaleDow Is
your time; IN another you viii not agE'n bare.
Terms Of cash. In Confederate Notes Bends, payable
soon ne the saIeI aye c0niJn med by the court.
further Information, numbers Of Ire Lands 20 offered &C.
&C., address the subscriber " Gaines B Fla james
Banks, Esq, District Attorney, Lake Cty.
Receiver
Eorz-Parties from distance leaving Savannah Ga, by G
Road LoDday morning, vi reach Lake City 1t o'clock p.
NJ, Tussday, In tine FOR sale next day.
Gainesville, Fla, Nov. %, 1852. deS-tds
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BY s,sng urlItSs .ucTs.

BY f>snV '"H'iANs .CCTa
r ARGE SALE AT AUCTTON.-On TnuRs
II commencing At hafpast 10 O'Clock, shall
suction At warrhorse corner Cary and lah
10 bags prime Coffee,
led. 70 80. Ne" Orleans Sugar
10 Dbls. white clarified sugsr
= hAgs spice,
10 kegs suun ..
20 I.sgs Smoking Tobacco,
iGo N $40 toKes Chewing 1obrcrn
90U sacks Ssli,
81 KEGS Old Dominion Nails,
..... bis. pure CIDER Vinegar.
beside great many other sricles 10 The Grocery ns.
..-' TAlDY 4 WILLIAMS,
il9-lds Aucts.
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GENERAL ORDERS

HENEKAL UHDLhS :" ~
The attention Of charged with the custody Of public
property Is called To paragraphs va aud 915 Army Regula
liens which provide the mode OF accounting for that which h Lost
or dspUsBg Of such has beo unsuitable for
the service No departure be Above
therein oouiane all Office having pubic property In their
possess will he held strict sScount abiiit5.
H. appointment Of agents chase wool by officer
except Qua General, aud such Office act
ority SANCTION Is hereby pr"Sbtei and all
ageuc pu pose, authorized other officers
COOPER,
IAiT-lw Adjutaut and Inspector General
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CO navy rEFl afuEsf. |
RIaIiNnNn. Va. Jan. 10. isaa [
hFEERAL oRpFRe

GENERAL ORDERS.
9. November l5f2 2: n'hnond ~ Hru, Of ,hs order o. s
Surgeon Gsrne, G. Navy, the following charges and
specifications; a.....-
scandAou conduct conduct unbeeOg officer and geo.
ilemsn. ... .-... .. . .. --f4a
In this that o. sbOqt % day OF October 1852 a party
mic composed lades and euens At Dre~ry
Bug surgeon A. Garrett Confederate States sayy the eeas
ed did make use o. The SlSssg Indecent language 70 ta LANE
damned - add other Improper ezPte'si"ssc "a mo same oc-
natence Of liquor as to ausl attenon Violently
SAUL strike Captain Van Benhuysen Confederate States NJ"
rlne corps.
Quarreng with and threatening to attack LIra'nan' Ca!-
bOFAe Q. $ Marine Cops.
this thai e said Surgeon barnett DID or the same occa.
sion referred TO, uake the following works to wit vii
ssp his face, words Of similar Import nrAhirg The face %
Claiborne sought tie said Claiborne for the said
purpose all Of Witch the better
Finding And sentence 81 the Court he specification the
hrst charge, not proven.
si,ecld alton 81 the second charge, proven.
And the sSM Surgeon A. : Carnot /, hereby by the Court
honorAby acquitted Of the said charges. - r-.'.
H. Tie Department after careful reyisg o. ne p'oeeeLns
strained them reconsderaon, Tor fully set
forth at The time Bgthe Court has seen o. 10 sers 70
Of the charges and specifications against him
No course lett the Department under the existing laws
q1eee the nndig sHd of the Court But the De
has been unable 10 reason for cnge In ne
opinion expressed in lie former review Of the Sh utno and
therefore Is eonranei 20 express Is tfoag tP?rovs OF the
pursued by the Court Whaever may be urged on e
ground Inconsistency between the second charge and The pe
ssS2n under IT, T. Ss Sose o NE .SsL gpIo
tain Not Gyn TO the nr cha and pechca
nTS. las os ' .srJ under Inc ,r1 "a ,ncoT
steut with due regard for the reputation and discipline Of the
service and merits and reeiTes the emphatic rseHks Of hs De-
parment ~ T. MALLORY,
Jal5-lw- Secretary 81 nr Navy.
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4 4 a monthly meeting OF the Counci! Of The
~ city OF cltlonl held tue sth ds- n January 1865
ordered the following secons Of an ocsace 70 sen
the Ordinance coueerulDg health AID s city hospitals passed
IBIS day te published FOR week IN the 7ryeEa day pape
ofthe city 70 Wit:
shall Be sttrndanc upon pa.ct affected With small po1 o.
,arooii IL any form, .hnu rep0r, e name and location
he patient hsy9r o. he ct IN =dug within twenty on
ho1rs afts IL s-s Of the existence o. The deHe snth
hal report rr death Of every sn@ paisot III
der HE cfrg isire cowp Win these recurrence
physician oienr snail be Lnce ie5 % lars Tor each Ia,
falls report sfh patient one hG 20 Dee 10 o. paid
the inoruer
Every hos-sccper who shs have case ni Sns poS o.
yaoloid shall ne or she s Inform
ed Of IN. fact ind,ste he hy hanging OF ShC Gag bo
less than square front principal rniran'
70 the hoes gri, during tn whole tire sHc patient r.
mains house. any falling to 90 this ha BE- hac
day Of such fars onehA Of the hne 10 h.
aid 70 The Informant.
Ia,s-a A ". MORTON. G O.
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BY dopbIN a APpERsoN, Aael..

81 dODDIN APPtRsNN, Anep.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' GlIBLEs HILL, on TIE NORTH SIDE or HYRD By
TWEEN SE5 AND 4lH SrREpfs, FOR GALE AT AUCIIoS-
VIII be ,o auction as pEspi-e Tiu tsJAi the z2nd
January 1865 aIyck, H. ;e are, well hisheI
beautifully loc4,ei BRICK DWELLING HOUSE 10 the
pancy A. Green, and brmery BY Mr. Tbomas DofAn
The conans 10 beside large Kitchen Stable and
carriage srdis supplied with sud cuiycrt. The
premises In good repair neary all he papccsd and
inside mostly Is grained ani Yarnishsl T T.
really moot residence. Possession given sr February
cash, bSIsnee at six and twelve months,
negotab, added, secured by si deed. rh
this be ped by The purchaser
js1g H..| ..F aG0DDiN APfERfpNt Aueiipn-crs
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GKSRRiL oRDEAs
MOI. 80
Camp OF Instruction for Conscrlps viii be forthwith
established Petersburg, Va.
All persons liable 10 conscron within the following counties
will repair this camp for enrolment aud all enrolling Officers
within countless viii forward ConscEpis TO the same
point following the counties referred TO- viz Greens
Vile Dlnwidie brunswick Lunenbdrg, Meekenburg HaaA
Charlotte, Pittsylvana Henry, Patrick, Franklin NoowAy
Prince Edward aud Campbell.
IT. Msjor General French will appout officer Of his
mand TO receive service the troops called out by
the Governor Special Orders OF the AduiAnt Gene
al the state OF January S arrive Petersburg
and he furnished with substance and other sup
plles needed for their efficiency
BY order.
,s,gnaJl s. COOPER,
ial4-lS AdJ't and Inspector General.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Wul b.

" ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-NIll be
sold a. public auction, At sury Courthouse 2sd Fe.
ruary next Chat being Court day. me valuable fr snown
scotland Neck Carer Wharf whsreoihe William Car
resided said ha containing 1924 acres rs acres
cleared and we'll adapted tho growth corn wheat oats &C.
The remainder covered Eh oak and pine timber, excellent
quality.
There upon the arn large conveneus mansion house
containing 10 aud basement necessary ont build
ings Ia good repair
The garden one aud the WAoe place Is ca
Plbr OF being 1ut fruit and marL garden farm, and lying
lelney james RIVER for there
excellent wharf, paying handsome prodt advan
tages for shipping prodgce % the Richmond Norfolk
The faru sold b. direction Of the viii or William Carter
ceased.
Persons wishing examine the premlse do 30 BY calling
on Col James Clarke the next neighbour who familiar with
The boundary lines.
TERsA credit Of one and two years bond good security,
carrying Interest from date with deed trust upon the farm 10
secure payment or purchase money.
RICHARD b. SPRATLEY,
Executor OF Vim. Carter, deceased.
surry c. H., Jan. l2ih jsl5-ctds
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WHTTG OAK TJ4RyIR, ,N,itss>L TDP

The above timber clear Of sap" roe knor de-
fciS wind shakes and should be possible
The Where lengs short
may furnished together bdt attention ut be paid to the dis
| tinc5se parts Of the bill +. 20 .l.t .s ..
Persons diposed 70 furnish he soovs Timber VII please
dpaS, us stating the Price por thousand
hoard spsure and they WI be able dsnyJ the
v 1870 : =" GEORGE MINOR,
,.xs--@oly chisf Of Ordnance and EydroCAphy.
= - 80 HDoR's pEP'c OF HENRIco,
81 \. 1.i.a. es- -RIcEaiosD, Va, Jsa. II, 1886
T AM Jrecssd to prblisb the following for the
L in,or,-- "a Q. Al, concerned,
q Noup Of g-lng E0rh e q Ffetersfrb-rE ses
q, n.s Nat there Is routs open fcr travel ffoa tina,
MAJ. z. 49, N1n. So be Aseeriaiusd ;a rot the
800 = Noh1Tary, orders publhedin the Washing
To- Ds On sas the ooaysysi % eI4us by the Aeqsa
CO Wing hat shOie Hns Of communication for
4 : s ;ss sS ;s:, & EN- = e s
= Ss 4 iss ~ Srpet sF'F.l,
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| ADpT AND INSPECTOR eEss OFEIcE, |
l RcHSoSD, San. g, 1865. I
SPECIAL ORDERS,

SPECIAL ORDERS
Tho attention or hs orers called the Sfh arrs Of
Army Regulations, especially those paragraphs Of the art
cles which chAnnc! 81 military correspondence 1t
cxaggerann state TINT nearly ouciht OF The CORES
poucnce received the War Department and a. this Office from
officers Of army and others the military service comes
dryety writers without Pasng through the prescribed chan
rel
forbidden and Il i attempted either IN person by letter,
the Application Will be referred to the proper military commander
before action H. and instructions Will NJ the
time he given bring the offender TO trial for oaon OF The
regulations and orders respecting military correspondece These
regulations we're made long experience They have been
found Indispensable ard must be Observed.
H. Not only all papers and applications To be forwarded
through the regular channel communication, hut the officers
through they and who generally supposed o be
Informed The merits Of presented required to
press their opinions thereon In approval disAppToyal
These opinions frequently Important 70 the Department. and
the rule prescbe them moi be overlooked BY order
Lsghedl COOPER,
JAl4-lv AdIutant Inspector deneTai
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ADJ'T AND ISsP'R GENRL'5 OFFICE, |
RioHHOSD, Jan. -, lsba !
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Alta Navel GENERAL Ceurt Marital convened The i7th day
November 1919 . Moh0ond by rue Of ihs order OF s
De,fmen dated rovtmbc. i2h s62, lrAgned and tiled,
surgeon s. srneti O. Navy, the following charges and
specifications: 3D..
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
' on THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND 5TH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT kUCTlONW he sold At suction, tho premise,
on WEDN ESD Az January, 1863 at O'Clock, p NJ h
large aai adnrnby well located, and handsomely haihec
BRICK TENEMENT IN the occupancy OF Mr. Wendeberr
II ha. about 10 rooms porcoe sliding doors
marble mante The psos and ample servants accommodation
TENs3Onr-ih!rl cash balance At and Il rontls
roable no,es interest aded ecuAd The
for 1873 to bp pAh b. the purchaser. -.
GODDIJ APERsON,
JaiS Aue,ioDrct'
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oHlRoE 2.

QuarrelnE with and threatening attack Llruynant Ca!
| boTle, Q. :. Marine Cops
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New Scenery and Stage Equipments
Notice to Army Officers.

THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS r IN.
l debted to the Unitcd states 40 { g amount set OPP
posite the T names. Their acknowledgment will be
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4 LARGE STOCK or @ obs C~OVFTsrATEn BY
- Military Auti GRITTY tuitleu' uppllcs, ctc, viii
D. soll 30 the highest bideer at Public auction
sac 20 ma on Mond y, April 2lth, ls13. AZ
tha Lltion'h uae, between uul1n aad cad rick ais.,
and cehuare irom day 70 day between ne hnuu III
10 o'eloek A. " and 2 o'elock, r. NJ, until the 90.
Tire stoot "a disposed Of
VIM 81. WILEs,
Capt Provost Mar6haI 0cul,
tl&l lept. a. the CumboraLd.
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AZ a meeting OF the friinds OF the l~e Lieut.. c. L.
saupfi, Who died yesterday t21th) after a trlef ~
ness, the fn wing resolutions were adop ed;
wnrneAs, It having pleased Divine Providence 10
remove fr,m our midst, by sudden death, Lcut CT
sxpEt, 2lst III. vo'., a, D.. G. upon the stat Of Maj.
eon. stanley, W., his friends, associates, and brother
Saioera, have assembled tegelhcr 20 pay due tribute TO
his memory It a, therefore,
Rtslssd, That tho les q Lieut. snI0tl causes ny
10 mourn one whom, a. an officer We respected, asa
soldier, we admired, and a. Rricud, We loved.
Resoleed, That, asa tribute Of respect to MS meno.
~, we will attend the funeral ana body, and Will
wear the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
Ioslrcd Tha, these resolutlous be printed IN tho
Ma hvillo Daily Union, aud that a cory Of hem be
forwarded to his family, with whom We symPathizs
Ia their great bereavement. lf
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rebel force on Grand Lake. The gun.
boa's are cooperating with Gen. Banks.
There are rumors here that Bragg has
received large endorsements.
CAIRO, April 28.-The steamer Hyatt
arrived this evening, having left Cape
Girsrdeau at 8 o'clock p. NJ. She re-
ports that q collision between the Fed
erals and the enemy occurred at about
eleven O'Clock this morning. The fight
ing continued two hours, the enemy be-
ing repulsed. No particulars.
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fighting Among Thems lvos.


A letter in the Mobile Advertiser, from
S~helbysille, Tennessee, dated the lst
inst. makes the following statement -
"You will be concerned to bear Of an
affair that t%ranspired yesterday morning
at Tullahoma, between Slocomb's WASH
ington Artillery aud Auslin's battalion
OF sharp hooiers-all Louisianians. 10
began among . few Of the men, but like
most disturbances in camp, grew ia d.
mensions until the entire force on both
sides became engaged. II was a regular
pitched battle al first in which the COM
mandiDa officers juined, aud fought
with desperation. The srtiilerists were
drst diiyen back; the sharp shooters
peppered them in gallant style but in
THAR iurn had 10 fall back before tie
heavy shot Of the a~riilleri lists aud 90,
across the road which separated tho
camps the blttle ragged furl0usly for a
fut hour victory al last perching on tho
banner Of the arlilleiisis. The COM
handing officers, Austin and slocomb,
reoeived several severe wounds learn
bat were, al last accounts getting 40 bot
ter fast tho surgeons having failed 10
provide sufficient quantities Of the prop
or medicine"
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EMBALMIITG THE E
After Ge System of Prf Suoquet Of Paris.
Drs. Brown & Alexander.
EMbalmeB Of the Dead fr The Army Of The United States

BY a Speoial oria Gom ihe Ear Department
Principal QGloe-renn, Avenue, Washington, D. G..
Brunch 0Goe-Nashyile, Union street, bet therr,
and summer SITS, with ). n. Curry, tndertskcr.
1NHlS Is THEONLN METHOD BY MHI(H y Dig
j of DECEASED 3 ldiers can be soit home Ia warm
velther In u coudi ion 90 10 soen and rccognizeI
a,sJ the m0ateconomicai.
GEO. r WELLS, NJ D.,
ap2t-lwN ubalming sargcon
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TsRlrg the People Quitting
che Sinking ship of Rebellion By
Hsndi eds-Grcnt CroWd at tho
Capitol.
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Suffers Take Notice.

Nfltpt 90 mgl'HQvps1 MtnsuALG lN Raj
department. OF tho Cumberland,
MurfIeesboro, April AZ 1903
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communications

We have an immense stock OF cores
pondence and communications IN hand.
C,nuTordeLts must initiate our pa
thence.
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DIED.

In this city, on Monday, April 27tb, MIS- tuzA-
BATH DornID,Y wife Of Geo. Doubleday
The friends aud acquNp tanees are invited 10 AZ
tend her funeral this evening at 3 oil OK, from
their residence on North Front street. riylns sci
vice by Rev. w. q. r Sawrie.
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The American Soldier.
a TED.

WOOD WooDIl o
NOTES TO OWNERS FTIMBER ~ THETRFf.
~ within three 10 four miles Of the city Of hHsh
vile. Their attention il calloi 10 this advertisement
Tor contracts for thOir wood also with Oh parties
with seasoqsd wood anywhoro on the river either
up OF deS,
zoo Wood choppers wanted.
n. b.-N line dropped care Lock Box o., 4. o.
pruni ny answered
Apply 10 g. rs OsTEftC co, Contractor,
Ap2t-ihf AK Cherry ttro.t. "a sioy.
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- REWARD

MT1LL BE OWEN FOR TIE R|ECOVERY %
w thfos Velvet Cases Hnl one io5ket 20 h0Dt iUur
pic urosi e. en- -om Gers Gallery coTnsf tui.a
and College street. YESTERDAY u5ruilg
AplT
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ASHVILLE UNION.

Ths NAsuutLLE gmoS was commenced last spring,
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con-
fdsrsoy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority without any sbasmsnt all the States
which have attempted 70 sscede. Its object Was to
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and Union they
we're once expounded BY the iAthsrs OF the Republic,
but which for more than one year--ths long and
dreary carnival Of trsason--had been unspokOB and
unwfitten ln the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
AeKsoE and were treasured up only in the hearts Of
the faithful We believed that the right way to con
duet loyal Journal in city Ike Nashville, At such
time a. this, was to raise the wsverIng AID timid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, and not TO
lower tho standard Of patriotism after the manner Of
some other journals to suit the dspravsd tastes Of the
semiloyal and sympathizo with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The UN1os, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose tbs Union Of the
States. It's watShvord Is FREKBoM AND NAuosALu
with rebels and traitors it has no compromise to
make. 1t contends for the Federal Constitution and
tho Laws made in pursuance thereof as Abe sUFEHAE
LAW or THE LAND, anything in this Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States 20 the contrary aOtwith
standing.
II eoptepds for Ghe Union OF the States, because
without ~ the presentation VI anu A'A
tutiOns and tho Organization Of sosisty itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way OF crushing the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what name II
be called.
Whom thousa nds Of eur citizen soldiers lay down
ther lives upon the altar Sf thOir cOuntry, seer
hse above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive Of
self interest should make any waver In his 10y
atty II thore bo any such, lot thom lOok at the
blood of shiloh, Fort Doneson, Marfreesboro and
fredericksburg, aAd blush at their wiOkedness and
folly Love for our country Ghonld oycyshadOw
every other feeling sAd he Is no patriot whs loves
his houses lands or negroes With 1.-THE Of the devO
ton which he feels for his country. Even prudent
solashness should esmpol mon 10 be patriots for who
can hope his treasures FROM he wreck ef
a ruined and dismembered Union
We want to SEQ tho hand once blessed with the
enduring sunshiHsof an honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of tho
rebels new In arms aud not t up with the deeeiIful
glow Of peace based upoA emasoulate loyalty, and
concessions to traitors-tho glow Of meteor which
would shine only to betray, and going out would
leave Us In darkness tenfold moro gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
Those are the sentiments and views which the
UNION will continue 70 advocate through whatever
Of storm or sunshine may await II in ths future, and
wo ask the support of all who believe it to be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
| should be published in Nashville.
4
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l--Gun Factory, College street, % the anl
ITs5oB, J. +. VEINS.
2--Unversity Building, Market street, on the
Hin. Surgeon, A. W KELLY.
4" s--Ensley's Building, s.E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEx EWING.
4-HOward High School, College street, on the
Hl Asst Surgeon, \. g. TuwN
6-Gun Factory upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, =. y. BtAsER.
s-cOllege street, near Broad. Surgeon, CBAs.
scHIUssRR.
+" 7-oolege street, between Church and Broad
Act. Asst Surgeon, g. W. FRANCE
s-Masonc Hail, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, D. BAOHE.
o-Carriage Factory, Mlzket street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, }. d. sEEER.
&" 1o-Medicai College College street, on the Hill
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. X. BowLlE0.
" IL" Prsr HoUsE - On the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l. D. HoGIR.
" 12-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, FRKD SEYMOUR
1s-Hume High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HlsHoK.
=" 14--FemAle School, Church street, rar Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. E. Nc CHas-
81 I5-Hynes' High School Line strest corner sum.
mer Surgeon, J. r. WKsT.
(" le-Gordon Block, corner Broad st -ctt and River
Landing Surgeon, FEEO. SEYMOUR
l7-OFTIcERs' HosPlrAL-Planters Hotel, sum
mCr street, corner Doaderict Surgeon,
$. -. WATERMAN.
ls-Corner Church aud College streets Surgeon,
+. T. HURxTHAL.
lO-Morris 4 stratton's Building, Nc, ID Market
street surgeon, l.. II. ADLSR.
" 20-Baptlst Chuioh, Summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN. .T...
a-Melhodist Church, Church stree, Surgcon,
b. SINHErr
e2--H~dcSstlss South Market street surgeon,
-. heeKwITH
- 2s-cOrner Vlne aad Broad streets. Surgeon. O..
CaAhBERiIS.
2S--Corssr Market and Clark sirecu surgeon,
L. c. hlos.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-14
NAMES OF CHAPLAINs

Deiainea for Hospital Duty IN tbs city.
L. RAyMoND, 6lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos, l and To-
j. SIXTH, 10th Ohio, Hospitals Nos, 2
and 5,
], PoUoHKR, 3sth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
R, +. DEto, 30th Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. IL and %.
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos z
and l6.
0. KENNEDY, l0lst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
8 and IS.
JAS. MATTHEWS, 10Th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. 8 and Oaioers.
J. CooPER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. III and 10.