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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

EF5z5kSS1 On and after Monday next, passenger
trains will leave depot Of Grand Trunk
Railroad in Portland for Lewiston and Auburn
Jas A. N. ~
For Bangor and all intermediate stations at ll0 p
N. on arrival of trains from Boston.
Returning trains leave Lewiston and Auburn for
Portland at $50 A. N.
Leave Bangor for Portland at 80 A. NJ Both
trains connect with through trains to Boston and
Lowell.
Freight train leaves Portland daily for all stations
on line of this road at 8 A. N.
Tickets sold at the depot Of the Grand Trunk Rail-
road in Portland for all stations this road. ~
June !, 1868. n
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28

A new member rose to make his first speech
and In his embarrassment began to scratch his
head. swell really" exclaimed Sheridan, she
has got something in his head, after ALL"
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28

1--WE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
II and conviction of any person or person sstealiuf
psper9ffom the doors Of our snbscri6ers.
oecIe PUBLISHERS OF THE PRESS
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28

Sir" said young wife to her husband, a
few days after marriage "you were honest
enough TO tell me that your chimney smoked
why didn't you tell me you smoked your
self?'
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28

s42s, 1873 80
ASSETS, AS FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in banks, SsG5A 81
Cash in hands of agents and others in
course of transmission, 1882 O2
S25, 600 L. s. $40 per cent Bonds, 1900 90
$751; 400 u. S. $50 Treasury Notes, l641s 90
$1,000 u. s. per ct Certificates and ntst 1880 90
Real estate owned by the Co. unincunbered S97 %
Loans on mortgages on real estate within
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, sl.725 40
1907 shares Bank Stock as per schedule, ll0320 80
GA Railroad s4l70 90
$3.50 Watertown and Rome II r. Bonds $50 90
Loans personal and collateral security 26e42 81
All other securities, 5,7l3 IS
s42s, 1888 SO
PER CONTRA,
All outstanding claims, Sl39T4 A
No liabilities to banks individuals, except Office
expenses.
Amount of risk, Nov. l, 1863, % 463, $50 90
=" necessary to reinsure the above 96033 e6
tSignedl VIM CONNER, JR., Secretary.
Commonwealth of Massa ,husetts,
Hampden, ss.
Springfield, Nor. Is, 1863
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
john NJ. STEBBISs, Justice of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28
York 4 Cumberland Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 81

The ECO p. NJ. train out and the $50 A. NJ train
into Portland will be Freight Trains, with Passenger
Cars attached.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased at
the office than when paid in the cars.
Oct. %, 1868. diff DAN CARPENTER Sup't.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28
Gold Found.

quantity of gold coin was picked up in the street
N on Monday The owner can have 1t by Gaming
at the Office of the City Marshal, proving properly
and paying for this advertisement .
oct7 d&wtf JOHN o nA-D
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Yellow Corn,

DRfME Yellow Corn, for sale by
II p. +. vARNUM
tyls. Commercial street. head widgery's wha RI
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28
f PAL M Il RS E
EARTIFICIAL LEG, z
PatrOnized by Government.

THIS world-renowned invention which received
l. the Great Prize Medal" at the Worlds Fair, is
regarded the only reliable Artificial Leg now
made. II is worn by upwards of six thousand per-
sons embracing all classes ages and professions II
is too well known TO require extended description,
all information concerning it Is embraced III the de-
scriptiye pamphlet, which is sent free to all who ap-
ply.
tR-SOLDIERS OF all the NEW ENGLAND STATES
supplied without charge. Very large numbers of
soldiers being supplied at the Boston House. 10
Green street. Apply to PALMER CO..
octl9 w&stf Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28
Assets. over Seven Million Dollars

Assets. over Seven Million Dollars,
VIZ
United States and State of New York
Stock City. Bank and other Stocks, g. e2s ee0 IS
Loans secured by Stocks andotherwise l44s 900 Al
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages 233 -g0 20
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sundry
Notes reinsurance and other claims
due the Company, estimated at 100 2se "a
Premium Notes Bills Receivable, 24e4O So
Cash In Bank, 237 402 90
s7lsO. 7e4 "a
eYThe whole Profits of the Company revert II
the ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY. upou the
Premiums terminated during the year and for which
Observation-Disclosures BEARING INTEREST. until re.
deemed.
Dividend Jan. eth, 1863, 40 per ct.
The Profits of the Company, ascertained
from the LIST of July, is42, to the LIST Of
January 1862, for which Certificates
were issued. amount TO 80. sl2,75s.7so
January, 1868, l.740,000
profits for 2Og years, sA4ss, 100
The Certificates previous to 1861, have
been redeemed by cash, l0,21S,560
TRUSTEES.
John d. Jones, A. T. Pilot. Jos. Gaillard, Jr.,
Charles Dennis. Leroy NJ Wiley, (, Henr Bury,
mos e.scS PaH sisa ler nna
Henry Colt, Josh'a j Henry, watts At Sherman,
VIC Pickersgill, Geo g :Hobson, +. +. Morgan
Lewis Curtis, David Lane b. j HowIand
Chas. ii. Russell. james Bryce, Benz. Babcock
Lowell Holbrook, VIM. Sturgis Jr, Fleieherw
r A. Hargous, u. X. Bogert, X. b. Mitturn Jr
Meyer Cans, A. A. Low a. w Rurnbam
ROYAL Phelps, VIM. +. Dodge Fred Chauncey
Caleb Barstow, Dennis Perkins, James Low
JOHN ID. JONES. President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
W. II. IL. MOORE, I'd Vice Pres't.
~Appcationsfo edand OPEN POLICIE
procured by
JOHN w. MUNGER.
No. 1873 Fore St., head Of Long Wharf,
Portland, Maine
iebe me IlMeodS wet8a
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Maryland Oak Timber.

A CAkGo now landing per brig Trenton, consist.
"A ing OF plank stocks. MINDLESS pieces, stem
transoms, risers &c, for sale by
MoGlLvERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
octl dti l6l Commercial street.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
City Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW HAVEN. CONN.-Nov.Nrrp 1sr Isea

wy II hAO HI SuulsVAnCc OOss
OF NEW HAVEN, COMMEMORATIVE Isr 1863.
Capital actually paid up. ....... 100000.
ASSETS.
Cash ON hand, s9545 SO
Cash in hands of agents. 5O0 90
Cash loaned on call and time, 81 3a5 4s
Cash loaned ON mortgage OF real estate, 4260l %
Imteo states treasury notes. 3-lO E,l20 90
ls0oo-nterest added .l4l9 II gold paying 4le IL
United States Certificates of Indebtedness
sl7ooo-interest added, 1873 90
United States go bonds, $1,000 90
III shares bank stock, market value, 96192 so
- New haven Gas Light Co., 1515 90
IVY Water Company, 5000 90
555 Railroad stocks, market value 47745 90
Bonds Railroad and other" 1910 90
kearestate owned by company, 500 90
Amount Of all other assets l626 SO
Total assets of the Company, s333, $40 81
PER CONTRA.
Amt of fire risks in force Nov. l. 1863 So les az
oflosses upon which the liability
ofthe Company is not determined, 5000 90
Money borrowed at per cent interest to
purchase U; s, 20 bonds. 1900 90
Amount of all other claims. 800 90
(Signed1 WELLS SOUTHWORTH, President
JOHN FIELD, Secretary.
Ne,c Hdrea County IS, Ner Karen, c. Nor Is. 'e3
Personally appeared Wells Southworth President
and John Field, Secretary, of the above COMPANY
and seyeray made oath that the above statement by
them signed is in their belief true. Before me.
JOHN s. GRAVES, Notary Public.
JOHN VI. MUNGER & SON, Agents.
No. 166 Fore ST.. head of Leng wifi,
nova PORTLAND, NE.
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F. w. NICHOLS

MOULD respectfully announce to his former pat
w rons and the public generally, that he has TAX
en- the room ia the Central House. formerly occupied
by Ewell Brothers. where he hopes by strict atten
ton to business, to merit share of the public pat
ronage.
Whiskers. oct27 distf
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-28

SApplicationsforwardedan and OPEN POLIcIE
procured by
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19

VIM. Aymet and his two sons James
and Duff, were recently arrested near
Pulaski, charged with the murder Of =
Federal soldier last year. The Pulsski
Ohanticleer gives the particulars az fol-
lows:
II SENS that = soldier belonging %
Buelps command went % . house soma
distance from the road and enqu red h
be could obtain something 10 ca. and
was told be could While be VS. wait
ing the preparations, consultation was
held outside b.tWeen the ran Of he
house and his two sons, AZ 10 what dis
posAl they should make Of ths ~ snkes's
who had 80 unsuspeciingly thrown him
self into heir hands.
The father, William Aymst, advised
bis sons 10 murder him, which sueees-
ion was adopted, the soldier ten. tsker
some 'staacs from the house, wuers bia
head was mashed with q stone, and his
body horribly mansied after which b.
skull vas ca, up into small uiecss a.
trophies Of their vslofous deed. iims
passed On and the bioodg assassits s,,o.
posed they we're safe from The haad Of
justice but Fetribuiion was gollowine
them, aud few days sgo they were M
arrested and lodged in fail Tbrsuo6
some mismsnagemsntt he fafher saec,ed
ed IN escaping from the guards aad h
nov At large, though every sf5rt h
being made 70 recapsnrs hun. which viii
10 ali probability be succeasfal. An i'm
pressige example fhOald Be mads Of thess
men, whose Geld blOoded murder would
astOnish professional highRayuaa.
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THE NEWS
BY Thurrday Nisht's Mail.

CrscIEsATI, Dec. 16.-Advices from
Knoxville to the 10th state that the main
body Of Longstrest's army is at Refers
vile. Daring bis retreat, Langstreet
Loaf 5, 600 men, prisoners and deserters.
There were sWArms Of fueitiVes from bis
ranks and his army vas worn out By
hard service. The dishesr.ened, retreat
ing rebels suffered intensely for clothing
and food.
LoBgstrest abandoned his siege train
Of six guns after burning the Eu0-car-
risgss. The guns fell into our hands.
Two Of our heavy trains 0ers met be-
tSeea Oamberilnd Gap and Knoxyille,
Viib supplies foF,eErzrmy
There were thirty. days supplies a.
Knoxville when Che rebels reiterated.
I The people around K5oxvilie are desli-
tute, ths rebel arnay having consumed
eFsrylbing eaiable. Lsngsireefs army
is represented 70 be dsmoralizsa in IN
extraordinary degree By their hsrdships
and disasters 10 East Fsnnesses.
WAsBEGTox, Dec. l5--The Govern
ment is in constant communication With
Gen. Grant, who is pnshiBg bis arrange
menis for carrying out his plaas viii
great energy. Nothing has traaspired in
his vicinity Of late 10 change thu pee
Of Affairs there.
c4iRO, Dec 14--on he lsl inst. Nat
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NO. 2o5.

Wilmington. She gave chase, and the
rebels, to save themselves, SET hsr, n Gre.
Lieutenant Devon bearded her exsin-
guished she flames, after considerable
damsge had been done 70 vessel and
cargo. She vas built in England under
the direction Of Col farmer, and was in
tended FIR a rebel cruiser. She ccst
SIS, COOLER engine co { Si000Q Which,
together with part Of the cargo, Will Be
saved.
Reports says John Morgan has rsach-
ed Richmond via the Big Sandy river,
and that JEFF Davis has given him . com-
mAnd in the army Of Georgia.
steamer FIred int on ahs nissIs-
GPPt-Eour Wen Killed ana seven
Wounded.
We learn from gentleman who arrived
in our city this morning from New Or
leans that the steamer Won Phul, On
which be was passenger, was fred into
on the Sth inst. st Point CouDee, SIX
miles above Bayou Sara, by gusuillas,
who had planted heavy battery at that
place.
One Of the sae;is sntsred the pilot
house and exploded, instantly killing
The captain, Patrick German, ana che
bar-keepSr, Hugh Murphy. who were sit-
ting by the stove At tho time. The IRE
was terrific, and the boat was struck .
number of times The barber, 6 mulat-
to boy, was seriously injured By ball.
After getting out Of range Of the battery,
the steamer overlook q gun5ost, which
volunteered 90 act Is q convoy. They
proceeded up the river, the gunboat about
half 4 mile in the rear, until they arrived
opposite Morgan bend, Whea another
battery opened on the steamer, sending
projectiles Of almost every description
through the boat Mr.. Hamlin, Of 81
Louis, was seriously wounded, aud tEo
deck hands received wounds from, TIE
effects Of which they died on tbs follow
ing day. Three others were wounded,
but not seriously.
The gunboAt arrived and opened on
the battery with her hancrcd pound
shells, bat il did not seem 70 diseomit
che rebels in the slightest, az they fred
necessarily AZ the steamer until she got
cut Of range. The Won Phul vas struck
forty-three times, and badly shattered.
shortly afterwards she Was met By the
steamer Atlantic, and tOwed 70 point -
safety, when she underwent repairs and
proceeded on her way, arriving At Cairo
on Monday.
The pilot, Mr.. James Allsr, Is spoken
Of 10 the big hest terms. Daring the ter
rife Ere he stood msnfully 10 bis post, md
was sustained with equal courage By the
engineer, Mr.. Z. GOWan. The passen-
gers were kindly cared for By Capt.
McDougal, Of the Atlantic, who rendered
them every Assistanes in his pOwer.-LOu.
Jour, Ia.
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How MoaGAs's ORIGINS ARE TREATED
IN THE fEEITEETIARY - lmmed At IL
after Morgsn's escape. all the Z, 81 Of his
men remaining in prison were placed in
solitary confinement. where they have
been ever since. They are not allowed
any exercise, nor is any privilege granted
them more than is given the eOnvirts.
They are now under the control Of The
civil authorities exclusively.
1t is pretty well understood that B zil
Duke is in the dungeon for some impe til
nence TO a guard.
Dick. Morgan wrote . letter the other
day TO Miss --, Of Kentucky, who,
it would seem, is bis lady love, saying
that if he ever got out be would never
take another prisoner, or If be did
take any be would know exactly how 70
treat them. For this, we learn be is, or
was 10 be punished, whether By confns-
mene in the dungeon OF in some other
way we have not learned he was fool
ish enough 10 try 10 bribs one Of the
guards to take the letter 10 the post1iilcs.
The guard handed the letter over 10 the
authorities, as IL was his duty b do
LouisUilLs Journal.
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Gen. HALLEcE says Of GsAxr's cam
paign in Mississippi:
@When We consider the character ~ a.
country in which this army ousrst.s
TIE formidable Obstasl. 3 70 Be- oysres,,.
the number Of forces, snd the siseBotb -
sneny's works, we cannot iaif y adm;ss
the courage and endursncs of fhs tyoo,s
and che skill and daring Of their go
mander. No more brilliant exoI,it -
be quad in military historv. n -.
been alleged, and ihs allegatioo 80
bean widely circulated By de &c.
that Gen. Grant, In the conduct ~ -
esmpaiga, positively disobsyed ~ "a
siruetions Of bis superior5. Isis hardiv
neeecsssaFy TO remark that Gen. Gr..t
never disobeJed an order or iostF.etio,
but always carried oes, 20 tie bsst IN ~
ability, every viah o. sugesstion Nd. \.
him By the Gevernnent Mor.fv.r -
has never complained that the Cover :
msnt did not furnish him All wifb tha
means and assistancs Ia its power % "a
eiliiaie the execution Of any plan be savv
&c 10 adopt.
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Medical pirsosor Of Dqafmsl.t.
I. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE IODGK, No l; Neots every Isesadl
uight-R Il McEwen. c. J L eeakley, VI d0nh
F'RiGe Secretary; X spain Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Aeofs su9g Monday h'gAi-
IL Psrks \ G; " I PhHl.v, q; I } Hopkins,
serretary- y y Brown, 1rCasursr. -.
sNlIkY LODGE No 80; Eeeh every friaay ~ ~
tboir Raj on south cherry EtTeet-Jaincs Nyail,
G:NF Dortoh, V G. Z GOodlets Secretary,
Cotton, Treasured
AURORA LODeE, No los (German( hees rs'ry
1890 sistt--John HebeTlch, - u oaAer' '
.. a yrs,,tef stcretsry; G 81 terles heefurer
RIDGKIY ENCAMPMENr No Mess s'ry t ~ ea
IA Esfsssiav nighis-ii fuiler q - :, -, So
Dr. HP.J 4 Wtakiey. SlNs , k1shhn, . W '"NN
y Hife scribe. d Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE M .NcH xAiPNENr, No : Nee 81 7,
sdaaa a. WEDNESDAY F7. Locker, 3 Nv. z
OsmpbeI. h p; J 4 fark " Z Ffiedmsni : " ;
q colems,n- s-ibe: \ Ward. Treasurer.
pFeREE On RrEEccAH: gFeas ~ Frliay sagh 81
eack uonfa-John Hide, / ~ hoo, MONT - =
Lsi;4 a. weasiey $ eretAry hfs = - sobsri.
dtetor. y rs B y HOW, Warden MIS- th-s n''ei'-
son. sentinel.
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M LAND LsUAHoa OF HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE
n, souov,ns Is correct list of all Hospitals in

TIE following Is correct list Of All Hospitals in
thlscity:
5t.vi,al No l-Old Gun Factory Surgeon W
Homer, college street, on the nil.
Hospital No 2-UHiucTsiiy Building: Surgeon Il ID
I.yrte. L 5 Vols Market street, on the Hill
Hosi,ial Ne s. Essslegs building: N geon L Har-
low i 5 Vols, Southeast oopner Public Square.
Hospiui No 81 gra Fdciorp. Surgeon W Hoge-
hon ID IS vols, upper end Of Front street.
BosptaI 30 s-MasoHio Hal: SURGEON W Otter
son u 5 Vols, corner q Church and Summer streets
Ho,piiaI 40 9-Carriage Fdetery; surgeon
Eospiiai No 1t PED BoH'e): A A surgeon l.
HoFle A, on University PIKE
Hs.pifal No 2-E roadirav Hotel; Surgeon " lAu
ton u Vols corner Broad ana Cherry streets
Hospital No ls--Runae's High School: surgeon
Tavof u : VOis cufner OF Spruce and Broad streets
Hospitai No An Nashville Female academy: Surgeon
ia P.i1ps U yols, Church street, near the Chalia
HosriiaI 80 l5-Htnes's High School Surgeon Vim
Al Clianhers L Vols corner Of Lane and Summer sts
Hsgi No SiSes,'id Front s slTss,s 10
-Horp1sf No H. cFosSTD Surgeon Il D Lynde,
Z sVois Msrkct 50 Get, on the Hill.
Hs,pitaI No -sloTris a Sfrattoas BHiidiHg; Sur
F.m j Foye U vols, No Market street
JIosri,al No a. afsthodis Church Surgeon
Faliei 5 Vols Church street. bel Summer ane High
Cumberland HoTtlsl: su,se,a OlSIA mIDe.,lous
Prisoa Hop ifdg-Secoad Baptist Church: A A sur
geon 7 G Hickman, I A, ChurIy street on TAG Bill
Osuralssosnf BARRACKS lHarlCeA HOase): Corner u
Church and Cherry streets.
Medical Director Of Department
- e.rybea, Glover perln s A. oihoe, ChAtiaaocgs,
1s.,siruf ssf~5ioal ii eoor Surgeon Henry
Thprston. Ofice No "a Cherry street; between Broad
and Church.
ussioal Isspecsar. Surgeon W clendeu IN, u S Vols
eie ~ q liefrv street between Broad and Church.
scsisal Direoto~ Reserve Corps: Surgeon William
Varicpg u : Yols cas- High street, Gen Changers
H~i,esi Direcfor Of he Poa Surgeon L Watson.
Oiee. s,ouih SUMMER street, uear tse CITY cemetery
- f,..o-f Nryslal Lieut. Col Geo Spauding
as,i.sanf Erorosf MagshaL Captain James Boydi
M, TItnnis. once a the State Capitol.
Clspsu,aader u he Posi- Brigadier General
crsnrer. HesdquArters, College street, between
Cfurch and Union streets.
= 1-g5oga-tsrs of tle CasnuaadsT Of he Disfria q
N.sIrills Gel I, h Reusseau. The hass residence
CbUrcb street between Vine and Spruce
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CAUTIoN.

A IL De- sons ars-c.n- iaald- ASzizzi-tlsllf fog
n az usiny 2 "a Lauienaut's .Hi uaissis'., be-
luurfszf 20 q 81. aiyefs ssh III 81 Vol1 r. as
tfsb-lIeFei O. s1He hlsb - - en- fer he pa--
esriae and pasnassEs ra4uest 3 % Be- ca n IL
"a re- sHd - arrest any psstsaa on1Eing tie sans
a. 4 ri OFT tham e tas srnFl e hal11sk
deCit-iis 60 - Mf2 so1flHiAE MYERS
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Recruits w anGed !!
ID Reg't Ky. Heavy Artillery.
S402 Bounty to veterans.
GOVERNMENT AND STATE B0UN-
TY TO NEW RECRUITS.

A GENERAL REgDEZv0Cs-Ani secraliinE oaise
"a fort - faYaflle fcgln-nf .EoE D. ~ iled y
special ssis sisy las tteatst-b!fheta a
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
corafstabfe qcsrfe-s n ftrsng ferilaeatiauss 70
pioizel Outs legg marshess aad Pleasaas military
asa les Ghluid iaducc al VOLUNTEERS - saisct tal3
Resinant ar d f4ysrile Ann. ~ t8s service.
1iikNSP 0aIAl IlN H1l - RsfUNuED 70 tbese
celas 10 ias ol1e 70 ea.iEt, 81 laraxaea o apsc4
l.on.
fsicsrs 81 thcsl qualified 20 Re such) Wssa ~ 80
Result i5r this regm r.. ELI address, stating tie
ngmbos Of ma tlsy csn obtain.
caSt. 7. B. wIGFAiI,
declT-sws Bowling Green, Ky.
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LOST.
TlrrY D0LIARs EETARD

GlFI1 DOblAkS EEhAtlD.
ONths 6th instant. setwosn Chattanoofs, Tenn,
~ aad Stsrtnsons Ais, $3.50 ~ 0rssEbsJks, ard
sSco In paymAsisrs ohec<- Isyatle 60 The order q
CAPT G. d l.. 9ahufon lRyuleat ctscks has
besn sts9ped Ths a. ore NV II wits be paid n
the r tara % tue pacszze 70 heafqusrters Aajbr-
tsnerAl Ro1ssoau, Nashville, fem deei6-5t
Frsss coy.
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BoUSTIFUL.-Ia Sew York city =
thousand dollars bousity IS given f0r vol
unlsers
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As General Grant vas = tanner, an ex-
change says &c tans che rebels. No, n0
ths rebels hide
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19

THE undersiEned this day having sold 70 Eessrs
il McMuilln 4 Gsses their eolsis and husiacaH, az
the favorable notics and Istr mage o. these hitherto
dealing with a. The oid stan ihse our sarccssoTs
Who vii there contiaae tie same tEa5e Ia Stat ocr
and kindred goods suitable Tor suffers, posinlzsiefs,
and others selling IN the army.
thankful for the patronage hitherto given O., We
take pleasure IN Transferring oGr tIs1e % tie hsus
Of hcaerAhle and far-dekiiag men, As AL vii ud cur
SUCCESSORS 10 be-
novas-sf ~ ALJEN & CO.
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United State of America /:
MIDoLE DsTRICr oE TEgNEssE

MtDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
VTTHFREkS, on the 18th day Of December, 1888,
w an Information was iied toe DIsirct court
of The United stats ior said nstria by horace II.
Halrison ESQ., Attorney II the Uni ed states ior sa
District. against cases 81 boots AM shoes marked
&" c. B. EalI Co.. shri'lc, Tennessee" aIeg ne, IN
subsistence, that o. the - day 4 - 1868, al Mash
" e. Ia said ID strict on land, said properly was
seized by Joseph r. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor 4 usoins
as ioieied to TIE United States FOR causes IN sad in
flrma iou SET ffh, al gsi 20 BE- true, to-eit That
on the - dag CT, 1s68. sad property was trlns-
ported from Leusv d, in the state o. sniucy 20
Sas.yile 10 tie SLATE % Ienessec, witlrouf Ter
nit Gully auiLg.ized oficer ~ tbs Treasury De
partmenf, ~ H With one That u was f-au nleutiy Oh
tainsi and faT other causes ga.d nfOTma i0u Epeu
q ans praying lof process % eulorce the sc l4Ge
ara cufsc1tou Of said property and thst pers1t
eoncsfuel In Interest ~ ths same stou De cited 20
appear on the retain day II SAID process aad later
po-e their claims.
Sow. therefore, N PURSUANCE q THE Euouii'ou II
said Court under Ties a. Of said Cart - ireei
e. hereos gre pubis ngtfe . al Fagoas co1ceTn-
I'd iu iatrcss ia SAT- pror 3 % appear before sad
Cfurt &C the FaaGrti iCegrt Rom IA tAe Capitol ~
Naslyil e. On fhe ttFd AQnaay IN sPlii beat, q y
olIeck A. B.. thsn aud ihsfe % Interpe fher Claims.
r.. Z. 6isAzCOlh,
T. 6. NArsaai. GidGle DIST Of Teun.
dec1T-Iat.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


asrtF-Jsmes Il flpsoa DsEasias--Thenas Hob
sos and J. X. buchanan.
Rsglsta-FEineas Garrett.
TsslEes--W Jasper Taylor. -..
Ourozer-n Gunier
RonC9-Alexander Mcdaniel. ...
kepatne Cou,ct0r-W. ID. EODgtson.
Raflread Tar Colseotor--J. q. BTiley.
c0,rabls for fhs Nashville Disyict--IOhn D. Cover
add 6 Newman III
COUNTY COURT. f'>
ysdcs-Hon. James YhIfyorth.
pLak-P. Llndsey Echol
RE-T The judges Court meets the first Monday IN
oadl mhafh and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, held the hrst Non
DAP IN JsnuEEy, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
0sh-Oavid Q. Love
r. The Court mostn the hrst Monday In March
Asd september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jsbo-Hon ~ NJ. BrleB.
Afsrnes fensfai-seo. r. Stubbleheld.
Carh-ytaTiea ". Smith.
NJ The Court meets the arE4 Monday IN APRIL An
guffand December. z
cHANcERX COURT,
GssrE ssd lias.r-J.E eioaveE.
e. Tho Oourt meets the first Monday In Nay and
EeFanher- fa- ~ @ aA