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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
PuILAnrtrnrA, June Is.

The city IL alive with excitement tO-uay' /
The news Of the rebel advance into Pennsyl- !
vania has caused a most profound sensation.
Intelligence is most eagerly looked for from
the interior.
In view Of the pressing emergency Mayor
has issued the 'ollowing proclamation to-day;
OrrioE OF rHE MAYOR or THE CRY or
PHILADELPHIA y, o'clock NJ, June l6
Citizens of Philadelphia In view Of the
urgent need for instant action to protect the
capital of your State and secure the safety Of
your own houses | do hereby earnestly APP
peal to all citizens to close their places Of bu-
siness and to connect themselves without de-
lay with the existing military organizations
for the defense Of the city
(Sgned) ALEXANDER HENRY,
Mayor Of Philadelphia
HARRIsBURG, June Is.
10 the People of PHILADELPHIA For nearly
week past it has been publicly known that
the rebels in force were abont to enter Penn
sylvauia. On the 18th inst, an urgent call
was made ON the people 10 raise a department
tai army corps for the defence Of the State
Yesterday, under the proclamation Of the
President, the militia was called out. To-day
a new and pressing eXhortation has been
given to furnish men to repeI the invasion.
Philadelphia has not responded. Ia the
meanwhile the enemy is six miles this side Of
Chambersburg and advancing rapidly. Our
eapital is threatened. and we may be disgrace
ed bv its fall. while the men who should be
driving the outlaws from our soil. are uuib-
bling about the possible term of service for
ak months II never was intended to keen
chem beyond tbe continuance If the emorgen.
Iey You all know tbi. bv what bappened
when the militia were called out last autumn.
You then trusted your Government and we're
not deceived. Trust it again now. will
accent men without reference 20 the six
months term. If YOU do not wish TO bear the
i,nomv of sbirking from the defense of busi-
ness and apply vour heart. TO the work .-
Chine in saeh organizations as Won can form
Gen Copcb has amounted Tisp. Col HpF 10
sup,rintepd vour organizations Roport to
him immodiatelv
fSign,d) A @ CURTIN.
NEW YORK, june 10
zen. heint4'eman writes TO GOV. Curtin
rom " asnlnStoh 70 the ehect tnat stuart
cavalry VIII be IN ftarrsburgh by luesdAy'
/ or al lartherest wednesday noting ana ina,
ms OBJECT "ili be manly 10 destroy ana
upon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

The story, that Mrs. Vallandigbam became
insane on the arrest Of her husband has
been denied by memberof the family. Some
Jealous friend could not Dc satisfied without
piling on The agony by lying
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

The steamer Argo from Port Royal the
ian has arrived She has mails and 400
passrogers aiming hem Don, Hunter and staff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

Fifteen deserters have been arrested nesr
Rouse's Point, and sent back to the army for
trial A soldier Of the 10th Vermont, named
Lamper, who deserted some time ago. has
been arrested in Massachusetts for passing
counterfeit money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

NewburYort, June IA salute Of one
hundred guns was fred in this city last even
ing by the democracy, in honor Of the nom
ination Of Vallandgham.
Perhaps it has not occurred to the politici-
ans Of this sort that they are thus demon
strating, not their patriotism, but the lack Of
Of it, We commend to them the different
course adopted by Cen Mcclellan, who wrote
to S. S. Cox, declining The use Of bis name in
the Ohio convention, saying that he does not
harmonic with the movement Of the peace
democrats in that state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19


WAsHINoToE, June 10.
The interest in Stewards cavalry opera
tions up the Shenandoah Valley has been alb
sorbing here to-day. Nothing else has been
talked of and little else thought Of The
heat has been awful and Washington has
sought its news literally in furnace
On Thursday battalion Of Vermont caval-
ry had a brisk fight with rebel cavalry at I'd
wards Ferry and drove them back across the
river where they had heavy infantry support.
WASHINGTON. June 1912 NJ.
1t is officially known that up to this hour.
the enemy has made no attack upon Harpers
Ferry. The enemy is in considerable force at
Charlestown, s miles from Harpers Ferry
The following official telegram from Gen.
Milroy has been received :" am in Harpers
Ferry with the greater part Of my command.
The fortihcations at Winchester were invested
by about $4,000 rebels with 20 pieces Of ar
tillery.
They carried my outer works 10y storm at
6o'clock on Sunday evening. | spiked all nv
guns on Sunday evening and left with the
whole Of my command al IL o'clock Of Mon
day morning and bringing away all the horses
ofmy artillery and wagons but was interrupted
by an overwhelming rebel force with artillery,
four miles this side Of Winchester on the
Martinsburg road, and after desperate fight
of two hours, got through.
ave were pursued by large cavalry force
who picked up a number Of my weary boys
! think my loss will not exceed in killed
wounded aud missing"
The Washington Republican of last even
ing says as we are about going to press we
have news Of bad movements Of the enemy in
the valley in the vicinity Of Winchester.
Martinsburg and Harpers Ferry that Lees
whole army is IN the Valley stretching nearly
the whole length aud strongly reinforced from
the Psninsular from Suffolk. Richmond. Cor
louisville, and North Carolina is almost Ger
tain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

OF course the announc ment that Lieut..
Col Joyce had been dismissed, was an error.
The record in the Adjutan Generals Office Of
Vermont shows that be resigned Jan. G. 1868,
and now it seems that the record at Wash
ington is that he was honorably discharged
as we knew the fact to be at the time. Though
somewhat late, this correction from the War
Department was due to Lieut. Col, joyce
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

Gen. Miroy was surrounded at Wmche ster
by $4,000 rebels, but after desperate fight
he cut his way through and united with our
forces at Harper's Ferry. Our force at Mar
tinsburg has also fallen back on Harper's
Ferry.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, June Is,
The train has Just arrived from Chambe
burg, bringing a number of refugees. When
the train left. Gen. Couch was there supern-
tending military matters. They have received
the tender Of the services of the n. Y 9Th.
and secured the Railroad company. Should
Harrisburg be endangered, the State docu-
ments will be Immediately removed 10 a place
Of safety. network Of Notifications is be-
ing thrown up beyond the Susquehanna.
The Tribune has the following
Hlrrisbtrqh June l6.-There is much cx-
citement here Many Of the stores are closed.
At O'Clock this forenoon I found about 800
men throwing up works about one and half
miles from the city.
HARRIsBURGH, June l6,--l A. NJ
The troops as fast as they reach this city,
and report for duty, are sent To the different
fords on the river, where the work are being
constructed to prevent the rebels crossing
The hills on the opposite side of the river
are illuminated by the fires Of the working
party engaged in throwing up entertainments.
The country south of the river there is no
hope Of saving from devastation and pillage,
PHILADELPHIA, Juuo 10.
battery with six brass pieces and sixty
men lel' the Navy Yard this morning for Har-
risburg.
Recruiting parties are parading the streets,
but no troops have yet started from here for
the seat Of war.
II - thought that Philadelphia can be bet.
ter defended on the susquehanno than at any
.ihcr point.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

Col Holden Putnam Of the 93i Illinois,
formerly Of Montpelier, is now Acting Brig
adler General, the commander Of bis division
having been killed before Yicksburg. His
regiment has lost more than half its number,
in the siepe Of thal nlAce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

For Rats, Mice. Reaches. Ants, Bed Bugs
Moths in Far, Wooilens, &c, Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put Z in &c 50c and 81 boxes bottles and TASKS
s. aud s. sizes Ter Hotels, Public Institutions, &c
" 0aly infa ible remedies knowa.'
" Free from Posons"
% Not dangerous TO the Human Family.
" Rats come out of .heir holes 10 die
% sci Wholesale in all large cities.
~ sold by Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
n =! Beware!!i Of all worthless limitations.
sec that q CosiaT name is On each box, bot
tie and fash before you bny.
- Address HENRY X. C0STAR.
- Pripsi, pal Depot 4s2 broadway, y. Y.
Sold by G. q Peck, Ellsworth. tml3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

\; Caartof r haze holden at Ellsworth w.a 5aa for
the County OF Haac1cs, on iae aest Wednesday, OF
August. A. 4. l-b5
- y t'te pazzaf calvin G. rze:s X al.a!tealstratars
Of the estate # A~t Nctser, late 81 ri-va tn, tt
said County, eelssd. repr-- al tt,t the personal
u >lii tlaGass#i is Bod. 10y III lHsy
debts, which he ul a th- tl- II i. -sti ms lis
Of tn teen hundred dollars aud PRAYING fur nc se to sell
cHvty m4l oil t- real estate Of said deceased, III
cu1 the rtyrs@lau o dover may be eca~saJy for
tn ptyG nt OF said debts aud Incidental ch1r-cs
ofdsretrba the sjI petitioner give nosIc thereof TO
the heirs o said deceased aud all persons Interested,
In sll bs causing capy Of this ort-r be pat
llsiei thr weeks IS ia the Ellsworth American
printed nth tiit they may appear 40 Pr5hHte
C1qr. l-n a. Ellsworth, ia said County, the
FIRST wednesday ri september next M tra pt TIE Geek
the forenoon, and slew c-use, il ANY they nave, WY
the prayer Ut sal petition shoah not be -rsatet.
PARKER II X, Judge
true coPy,-Acsst;
% \. \. BAR7Lsrr. Register
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Livery Pianist should have a copy

OF the Second Yplame ot lioME CiRclg contain
Ing Ola faFprte,, not in the First Volume, with
new aud popular compositions, easy ana attract
i've pieces for beginners and bsiliants and accent
plished piayeIs-comprising the best productions
of the best composers and the Household Melo.
dies Tor the people-the whole arranged for the
plane forte aud presenting Two Hundred aud Fiji
ty Pages of Choice Music, being nearly forty pa
ges more than the first volume /! The immense
popularity and extended drm4nd for the first vol
ume OF the HOME CIRCLE has induced the pub
fishers to CLEAN from the vast repertoire ef Music
cal G ems comprised in their own catalogue and
those Of European aud American Publishers, the
best pieces Of every variety suited to Panists OF
every grade Of Advancement. and adapted TO all
tastes and requirements. Plain, $500, cloth.
SAB; cloth, full guilt s. co; receipt ofwhich
copies vii, be mailed, postpaid.
OLIVER pITsoS CO., Publishers, Bossoa'
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CAtiioA - None aro genuine unlsss the
woIds" HOLLOWAY, NV YauE AND LONDON are
discrnabIe a Nato marx in every leaf in the
book ct directions around each pot or brx; the
me may be plainly seen by hlSIng n, isaf 70 re
hyA, A handsome reward will be given to any
eHe rendering such information as may lead 10 he
detection Of any party or patties eouutcfieitins
the medicines or vending the same, knowing tLem
10 be spur. as.
- = II at the mandatory Of Professor HoL-
LowAY. s6 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers ia Medicine,
throuz Aaut the eti1 ed world ia boxes, at 25 cts
u eeHts and 5 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger ,jzez. e6aly41
y. directions for the guidance of patients
IN every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
~ Dealers IN my well known medicines can
have Sow Cards Circulars &c, s,ut them ERE
81 INTENSE, by ddressing Thomas Holloway, "a
Maiden Lane y Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
Volunteer, Attention Indiscretl9ns OF
Youth

Sores aal Ulcers, E'atshes and Swelanss. can
with Certainty be radically cared II th, PAL. arc
iuhvp rieat ana La -. Is Z, aui the ,intmcut 10
freely u-i = stated IL. ta- printed ius,ructi1us-
II treated many p,aef manner, tho dry up in ono
pat aui break cut ia auntLc-. Whereas tA!s
' t'sai VIII remove the lumnrs from the system
-us tetEe tbs patient n Vigorous md healthy man,
A. VIA require i.tue ferseyefaUee in bad cases
90 il.u-c a iastins c4te.
Tor Wounds eithcr occasioned by the Bay
on,t' SABRE or the bullet, Sores or Bruises
To WAiea every Soldier and Sailor are liable.
'hefe ATE 80 medicines 20 safe sure ard eon,cu.
lent H ilaHay Pm, aud Ointment The poor
waandgd aHt alm. 4 dying sulcrer nj sht have his
""unds dressed immediately, it he would only
provide himself With this matchless Ointment,
which should be- tATust into tie wound aud smear-
Cd all around II, taen covered With piece OF linen
from hi, kpapsack and compressed vita a hand
ktiehief Taxing night and ,nornin- 6 or Pills
Ia cool tie s. stein and prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers knSp.Ack and Seaiuaa's chest
should be provided with these valuable remedic..
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FP,fafzt i til' Nay + s--,tumFaEe to inuro
to the 6=H#Hs # 'be u#eHa-et.
HIkAA CuAPA
2tu=4 LAID agent.
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----rl " l.lts rs o-r ~ t'c mast rlJqtte ant
.es#sf.- Hatz.#=Faas az .h uh#H have hat a.hzia
tz.. .s..s." CHARLES Mas y,
u.uIa5s s.arer Of Pltcots.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.


No. 1-Old Gun Factory, Cherry street, on the Bill.
Surgeon, J. WKEKs
2-Unlversity Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. W. kelly.
3-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, AIE1. EwN0.
4-Howard high School, College street, on the
Hill. Asst Surgeon, y. $. TuwS.
S-Cun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, r. b. BIAsRR.
6-collego street, near Broad. Surgeon, CuAs
SCHLUssER.
7-College street, between Church and Broad
Surgeon, r. FLKrcHER.
sl-Masonic Hall, Church street near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, ID. BAonH
0-Carriage Factory, Market street, below tho
Square. Act Asst Surgeon, ). d. SKEER.
Medical College, College street, on the Hnl.
Act. Assn Surgeon, W. *. BOWLING
ll--"PEsr HoUsE "--On the URiversity Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. ID. HoOIH.
" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner chOrry
Surgeon, fRED. SEYMOUR
1s-Hume High school, Spruce street. cor Broad
Surgeon, -. HERMoK.
" l4-FemAlo School, Church street. near ohatts-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. 9, Me onEs-
NEY
" l5-Hynes High School, Line strsd corner sum.
NOR. Surgeon, W. N. CHANBARs.
" l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, FRRD. SEYMOUR
" lI-OFT4JEBs' Observation-Disclosures Hotel, sum
mcr street, corner Deadoriok. Surgeon,
S. y. Waterman.
" ls-Corner Church aud College streets Surgeon
+. 4. HISxTHAT.
" l9--Morris & strattoa's Building, No. IA Market
street surgeon, -. sHRADY.
" 2O-Baptst Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -
GOODWIN
2l-Aothodist Church, Church street, Surgeon
+. SWISETT.
" 22-Hhrdcastle'F South Market street. Surgeon
-. BEtKwIrH
- 23-Corncf Vino and Bread streets. Surgeon,
CmAMnERtAiN.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1863.

but is itnot foolish and extremely wicked
to pOunce upon and beat the negro be-
cause Mr.. LINCOLN, tie highest authority
of the land, has seen &c to issue = proc
lamatiOn, declaring those in several
States freemen. Justice, humanity, COM
mon sense, and sound policy, all answer
in the Affirmative.
have just conversed with Dr. BRowS-
Low, on the.prOspects of the war He is
saDguine Of success. he, however, fears
RosEoRANs will not be sufficiently re-
inforced in time to gain as complete a
victory over BRAoa as he might, provi-
ded dre-infOrcements were pushed forward
with greater alacrity.
Respectfully, sc,
L. @. H0UK.
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ions y HOS, Grand Secretary, should be a.. fssod
al Noshullie, Teaa.
Isanssses Ledge, No, l--Mects every ruesfsy Eyon.
lug, at their Hat, on the corner of Union and Sum
mer streets. The olcefs for the present term,
q. 3 Lesueur, N G.; J. e. Nils, va; j. L. Weakloy
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer
Tsabue Lodge, No lo--Meets al the same place
every Monday Evening. The officers are X, A,
Campbell, y a.; uenry Apple, N.0,i J. l. Park
Secretary o. y. Brown, Treasurer.
Smiley Lodge, No 90-Slsets at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday evening The officers
are . q. g. covert, N.G.; frank Harman N.G.i James
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer,
Aurora Lodge, No. los, (Gsrmanl-Mesu at tho
Hall, coruof OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evtning. The officers are Charles Rich,
NG.; Friedma VG.; - Bitterlohi secretary
Geo. Se,isrie Treasurer.
Riigcp Eacampns.ai, No. i-Mecls al the above Hal
On the uTst and thud Wednesdays OF each month.
The officers are j. Mills, C.P,; T. IA. Mcbride, n p
g. y. FULLER, S.W.; Peter HArTis, Jr., 5W.i John
HIDE Scribe b X. Gutter, Treasurer
Olive BranoA Eeusampmsui No 4-Msets a. tho
above Han on the secnnd and fourth Wednesday
nights % each meuth, The oflocrs are Jas Bell,
CP.i Henry Apple. a p, L. Moker, S,W,, p, Fried
man, J.w.' Charles kircher, scribe; Nard
Treasurer,
Tie negrss q naugAisrs of Rstttah-Noots tho hIe
FRIDAY afternoon Of each month, az o'olJck.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-07

REMovAL.-Dr COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderiok to No. 81 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee Of
his skill All patients entrusting them
solves to his care will be sure 10 receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment;
See advertisement.
Jan. "a, '63-1m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-07

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TnE)
CUMBERLAND,
MUFREEsBoRo, TENN, Jan 2s, 1867
To Colonel WN, TRUEsDALE, Chief of
Army Police
You are ordered TO instruct the mem
bers Of your Police force 10 arrest every
person in the Military service whom
they may find offering either horses or
mules for sale, whether branded or un-
branded, and you will hold them, to-
gether with the animal or animals, until
the right to sell is proven, or the offender
is turned over to the Military Authoii-
ties for punishment.
By command Of
Maj. Gen. ROSECRANS,
@. GODDARD, A. A, G., and Chief Of
Staff Jan3O-2w.
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NOTICE!

NAsHyILLE, Jan. 30th, 1862.
|IoHN O. SKINNER, OF 80 DIVISION, lTru
Brig lde, lbth Regiment Ky. Volunteers, Company
III was IN GENERAL Hos ita near Nashville, on Jan.
Nth as he stated In letter 10 his mother. lie was
Alndod Ia The right leg, and was not expected 10
- Ills mother has been in the city OF nashville
Four days searching for him. Any OF tue Omcera of
'the 18th Ky, or any other person, who may have
ny knowledge uf him, would confer great tavor by
|.andlng mo word AT Mrs, C0ckrlla Hotel near the
|fouisvne Car Depot aad will be amply rewarded
|Ho frat enlisted in Louisville under Capt Polneer
and Afterwards under Capt Taylor, N shelhyyile,
IanSi-it JullANA SKINNER
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-07

An amusing incident iranspired fow
evenings since, al Manchester, New
Hampshire, in the Huntington Street
Baptist Church, on the occasion OF the
magic lantern exhibition. The scene Of
the children Of Israel crossing the Red
Sea was exhibited, and the small child
rsn were asked II thoy could tell what Il
representations little fellow immediate
~ sang ouf, "B2rnsids eyo'sin1 he RaPpa-
haHloek
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-07

A physician, examining his student as
TO his progress in medicine and surgery,
asked him:
"lfa man should fall into a we'll foity
feet deep, and strike his head against one
OF the tools with which he had been dig
ging the well, what would be your
course, II called in as surgeonY
STUDENT.--I should advise them 10
! ct tae man lie, and on up the we'll
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Post dquarters College street, between IN
ion aud Church streets DR.. Waters Tesdenee) Gen.
n. n. Mitchell, commanding.
ASSISTANT Quartsr1HaSsr-D Dishursng and Inspecting
ohocr, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. G. Chandler,
AsiisiaHi Qudriermoaer-ln charge Of Transporta-
uon, on cherry street, betweeH Union and Church.
Capt. J. ID. Bingham.
assistant Quartermasierln charge Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison E4uipags, No, II Market street. Capt.
Thos J. Cox.
Asiitianf Qiartermssier - 10 charge Of Means Of
Transportation and Quariermastcra Stores on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. Chaa. II. Irwin.
AssiataHt Quart,rmdsier-ln charge of Fuel, Forage
aud Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Lieut.. VIM,
Mills.
Assisiant Quariernasier - For the Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving aud Issning Hospital Stores
Capt O. Mexican laporte
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

NN FRIDAY NIGHT, THE 23D INST FROM ouR
u tent, near Fort Negoy, dun colorld MULE
ID hands high, 10 good cua rtion, yearG Old the
coming sprlng, Roman nose, and newly thol All
roupd Any person returning the mule 90 Fort Neg
Law or leaving any Information by which bo may be
btained. al The USios office, Will be liber.y re-
,,,rled WM. GAMBLE A co,
Ian oS1te sutlers, 03d Ohio VOL
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Fresh Arrival Of Boots and shOes

Fresh Arrival of Boots and Shoes.
Messrs. A. LIoHTEN g. Bro, No. 3
Public Square, have received and are
now Offering for sale fine lot of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes;
also, lot Of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes, Military, Grain and Calf Boots, a
fine lot; which they offer for sale at low
prices. [Feb4-3t.
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A special agent Of the Treasury De-
partment has issued a circular prohibit
ing goods being sold 10 merchants or dis
loyal persons in Tennessee living out
side ofour lines. Suffers can get supplies
on an order from the military commap-
der.
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Diaries for 1858 also, sergeants' Roll
Book; Playing Cards; Blank Books;
Novels and Noyelettes. Also late VAL
entines and good stationery. All for sale
cheap, at BLAIR & SSYDER's,
Jan3I-tf No. 20 Cedar Street.
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Notice to News Dealers.

News DEALERS, TO HAVE THEIR 0RDERs
FILLED PROMPTLY, AND WANTING MORE
THAN ONE HUNDRED COrIEs, MUST SEND
THEIR ORDERS IN FOR To-MoRRow's PAPER
BY O'CLOCK THIS EVENING.
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|TENTIoN, sERGEANTs /!

he sEHGEANT,s ROLL-n0OK
THE c0MPANY~DETAIL AND SQUAD.
neat pocketbook, bound In waterproof ZAP
with peuceil and calendars for 1904, com.
Size 4t0 cap, 6X by Inches. Containing
I with printed dates FOR thirty-sas days, and
nndrod names for six msathS.
20 One Dollar.
ALLEN a CO.,
!z1 2wa No 2e North Cherry st., Nashville.
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ANDERSON CAVALRY.

CAMP AWARD" JAN. S0th, 1903.
IL MEMBERS oF THE ANDERSON cav
n AIRY not detailed by orders from the neparl
mani headquarters, Will report a. Camp without
dolav ny order Of
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Military Blanks.

For sale at this 0nlee. Such as;
Monthly Company Returns, Clothing
Returns, Ordnance Returns, Provision
Returns, Special acquisitions, &c, &c.