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DEPARTURE OF THE E1Gt:s BATTEaT.-
This noble body Of heavy artillery left Camp
Douglas On Saturday afternoon, about 4
o'clock. About 900 persons from the city and
country had collected to bid fareweu to their
friends, and gave a parting three chceEz, each,
for Cant RenBick and for the Battery.
, 1863-01-12

K0w READY,
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR;
Oh, TEE
ROMANCE AND REALITIES OF soLDIERLfFE!
COMPRISING the thrilling adyentures narrow escapes
Acd heroic deeda performed b! brave soldiers en-
aged In the present war This work Is published IN
pamphlet of9G raEss I'D 1ne of tie
receipt Of zef9n price. CENTS Send stump
acd get Circular. i. Il LANDt}S. Aren't.
&s Lake street. opposite fremont Honse.
Psst Ofire Fox +;a922 dele Gyil51n
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:, WouSDEp.-A1nong the slightly wounded
in tic Murfcceboro battle, was Capt. Geo. ".
Smith, Of the Arthur Guards, 2d Board Of
Trade regiment. The rumor, started by an
evening paper, that he was also taken prison:
er. is probably incorrect.
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TIE AUDUBON C1UB.-This Club had the
first meeting Of the season on Tuesday eycn-
Ing, and appointed committee to gee to the
enforcing Of the Gamc Law: Another meet
ing will DO held on next Tuesday evening, to
elect officers and take further measures tn
reference TO the Game Law.
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FoR GRANTS D1v1s1oS.-Those Of onr read
crs who wish to send letters or small packa-
ges to their friends in Grants Division, can
do SO By leaving them at Bowen Brothers,
Lake street, before 4 o'clock on Monday.
Cant. ]. G. McDona1d will leave Mondny cSe-
ming for Grants Headquarters.
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DIARIES AND OYPlcE Jnu,utALs FOR 1s5a-Ac-
Nslly q Co.; Anre Large assortment. Also the
"I1oubcnpl1 Expense Book"
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INDIANS ABour.-Fiye Indians, represent
ing themselves as Of the Kansas tribe, and on
their way to Washington, to see their Great
Father, are On begging expedition about the
city. 1t is generally believed that they are
obtaining money under false pEetences-that
they haye no idea Of visiting Washington.
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PosTroHED.-A. Il. Winslow, Recording
Secretary Of the Young Mems Association,
states that tie Jou1naI wns nais3nformcd in
regard to the burning Of the files of the
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ATTENTION. We direct attention to Dr..
James Hunters card elsewhere. Many Of our
fellow citizens who require his good services
will be glad to learn that Dr.. Il. is again
amopgus His Office is at the Sherman House,
where those requiring his aid may see him
7x;%hor1f da1av
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ings To-mo, row lrondar Evening" Ned Davis
tic Momns Of tho company, takes hts trst beneht'
wien an extraordinary programme, ,wiu be given.
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TOR SAFE One hundred dozen
/ finished CALI and quantity OF Harness Leather
hi suncyfor tautlHEc 1t ISL North Kinzie street.
" eAr{i5.im JOHN CLOCGu 4 co.
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10. sos.

paper. and Just Is relactsnt to part with
their hard cash, OF It's equisalsnt The
taxation fer the expenses Of the var
must. however, come immediately after
The taxation for she reduction q shs
currency, and We hope that the names
OF the patriotic planters who wiliehser-
fally submit 10 both will be handed
down to pOstsrity. There viii be no
difficulty il doing 90, fos we feel saSis6-
ed very small Volums wiz contain them
all
Our own Impression il hat shs direct
taxation will Be, Tor the above reasons, .
complete failure. II is kind Of taxa
ton Ill adapted 10 . ihinly Peop.sd aud
purely agricultural country Ike the
South even in times Of profound peace,
with the machinery ofgosernmsnt work
ing ever 60 smoothly and sccuraleiy.
Tue application Of IL IA time 81 va, Tn
der the guns Of the enemy, Ia almost
sure not to succeed, and the chances are
that even IL Congtsls anctiOns q e viii
speedily degenerate into al irrfsulls
system OF impFessment as tyTannical,
oppfe siye and Vexati0us and unpr0due-
tive ~ that which nov prevails, and Ar.
Memminger will have 20 turn once more
20 his printing press. The only resource,
ia abort, which promises vsleable results
is the one suggested By Commisiary
General NOrthrOp, and that Is 10 seize
all the plantations and negroes, and work
them for Government account and under
Government superintendence. This We
take the liberty, 81 impartial lockera-on,
to strongly recommend. We think
nothing woald oe 80 likely 70 bring the
war to that happy issue, which we All 50
much desire, as an arrangement for sup
porting IL on this simple and straight
forward plan.
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By our last adyices from New Osieans
we learn that q bona fie effort 10 about
TO be made TO recognize the State Gov
eminent Of Louisiana upon loyal Union
basis. The Free State COMMITTEES. under
authority from Gov. Sheplsy, have called
for = thorough enrollement Of All the 10y
al voters in the State, preparatory 70 an
election for delegates - State Oonfen-
ton. The election viii probably 30
held on the 25'b, OF January. The bust
ness Of the dsleglisa elected VII DO to
frame . Constitution. As soon ~ The en-
rollment has demonstrated that taere are
loyal men enough ia the State 10 warrant
such step, Governor ShePiey viii issue
his warrant for the election.
There seems 10 be no doubt that the
result will be suoh as to restore L,uisi-
ana to that position among her tis'er
States, Of which she was defrsaded By
the juggling Of the Secession electisn in
1861. IL is now generally admitted that
the vote BY which its pretended she Sc
eedsd, was largely In favor Of remaining
in the Unior; and for his reason: MOORE
5iidell, Souls, Benjamin 4 co. never
would publish the Tsturns
Undtr the Amnesty Pr0clamah n, Il
oas tenth Of the number Of tue voters
who cast their Su1rsges 81 The general
election Ia 1880 now prove loyal, the
State may be restored TO ell the rights
and privileges, save with respect 70
slaves, which she erisyed prior 70 the
RsbelliOB, and the Government Of The
United States will maintain and defend
her ia their possession. The laboFing
men Of the souatry parishes, who hsre-
tossre we're d1niaatsd by the sIayehold-
lag aristOcEaey, a. least saeh Of them IS
have escaped the fierce CONSUMPTION Of
the Confsdsrsey, will now have an OPP
psrlunity 10 assert their Independence.
Under desJ5t.e slave rule these "poor
whites" ware kept in ignOranoe and pow
erty, and mons have resped more bitter
fruits from the RsbslliOn than they.
They may now - shape the government
Of their State Is 10 establish Il on tbs
true democratic basis Of the gresiest
good 10 the greatest number.-N T. III
bsots
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nos AND LMlnoI OF HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE

The following l. correct hat q al Hospitals in
this city;
Ho.pi,oi No 1-Oia Gan Fsssary sargeon C "
Hurper college strtet, on the eii.
Harpiiai Ne 2--JHiUeysity building: Surgeon Il y
Lynds, q Vols, Market street, on the hiL
Hosftag No 5--lsslry's BafldAg: - geoa l. d Har-
loV. 4 ynh soutn-esst corner Public square.
HospAal No 6-Gun Factory: Surgeon W Hoge-
booa, / : Vo's. upper end OF Front street.
H6,raaaI 40 s-Mosonie Hell: surgeon " Otter
500 n \ Nols cornerGf church and SKINNER streets.
Hospital No s--carviase Fastasy; surgeon
wFrsnee, [ S A, Market street below ihcsquare
Hospaai No III Pei Hosfss): A surgeon L
Hogle L A. on University iiEe
EosBiial No .2-Broadicdg Hotel Surgeon Lau
Ton. 4 5 Vols, corner Br az aud Cherry streets
Hospti1i No Ia-IuHe's HIGH school; SURGEON X X
TayloT q Vols cnrucr ST Spruce and Broad streets.
orpiaI Ne a. Nashville Female dcadongs suTgt' n
} Psiaps, Fos. Church street, near Tue ehAt'a-
nosga Depot.
A Chambers : Vos, corncr " laue a1d summer SIS.
8osff-f Ne III Coafrabsnd); A A surgeon kc
nayne, 4 s A. corner Of brURd aud frsHt streets,
Hopiial No l7-(oeosrs' S9rseon i9h'e'
L Vols, n ,rkct Il Get, % the hiil
Hs,pital Ne lo--MOrris q StrdHons Budding: sur
gelo J " Foye Vols, No Market ste't
Hsspitsl No 1l-MeaAodist Church surgeon , Z
Fulle q Vols church stT CT, bet Sgmrnrr and High
Csfaberiand HospitaE So &c Clark Mciermont,
Z 5 Vols on Hardin Pike. vest 81 th' lenitthlla y.
Prison. Hosr'iai--Second BaPtisf ChuTlhs A ser-
gean q a ckmsn, q : A. cry sire { 90 the HI
Coaralssoesi Earraets Ear,0eu Horssl Corner 4
Church and cherry streets
E 4 Medical Director Of Department
sars.tH. Glover FERN q 5 A. Office, ChAttsloosa,
4 .iaani Mssiooi ri oaor: surreoa A Henry
Thurst n. Caioo, No2i cherry street. 6etseoa BrOad
and Church. -
H~s,1al Inspector. Surgeon W Cleudenin, { Vols.
Oa-e No ~ Csc y eel between broad sud Church
hssi.ooi pirsssor I2eserrs CorTsf Surrvon William
Vari,n, u 5 ols Ofhse, High street, Ger Granger 9
Old headquarters
Medical Dlrertor ~ The Poe SuFgcon Watson.
Cfsce sou Summer street, near tt city Cemetery.
n Fy,s.sf MaYskal: l. cot Cot Geo Spaulding.
t.ss-iras frorosi AafsAaL; Captain James BOYD,
slst l1nots. once Al the state Clritol - -
TgsnEaadsT n The Pos: hrhadier General :
Grsngcr. IIssoqu4rteru, College street, between
church and Uuiou streets r.n
= Hadgaaytfrs 81 ~ Cclsssaatr q he D.sfTta o.
Eashriils Gea X Rousseau. The btss resiaeneo,
(7,urub sfrg. I, between Vine uud spruce
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ousrtermaster,s r,epartment.

Isn't Co. J I. Donaldson, Chief Quartsruaaatrr
pepatt-ent Of the Cuabrr and. taioe 10
ChsrFy street. -, d.
C.ci' JAaKsF. KUsIIsG. A. Q. n, Resistant Chief
o. NJ DEPARTMENT 81 the uumberiand- trlie
los Cherrs- street.
OHoo l05 cherry street
.c.,t taAs 4. IgyiS, a Q g.. Usfss. Mulss
WsfouS, subslanoes, Meansd TraufPortstiou,
fuu,ier Work hop, sc. once lus thsrs3 e..
c.at- &c. CRAM. a. 4. =. Ba.lrosd Iransperta-
fion. 1 me- cngry-ss ~ C3aiisnooss lkpoi.
C.s.t. .. sIUBBs, a G. M !. iotAse Iusi, and
Rirer Transportation. once s. CHEEKY stree
Casa u 30 son, A.. z ~ kAg IrAtspertAtcn'
CO. 4, VIA. 4. 3 ~. Hcrss Hoiicinrs, Pare
1nrs. and biscsllaleous 9. y. stores. Ouee
c.st 7 q OK o N, Stationery, Q. y. Bianls,
Clothing, !, asnp and Garrison kquipigs. viaee
cspt. j. d Is0N. a. o n. Pest QuartarnasteF, hos
pltals Barracks, Qgatts-E, frintfs tssass Y
assschnleufs. Sc. &C, o1,ee n LbsFrf ~ eet.
eaes J0aE fuCKKHs A. q ~, tareitt'nE -
Diaaarnlne User, Z. = htttAry tehfoees'
ofloe cagsFy- slfosi 81 chaiknoaEe pepoi.
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How rHE GOYEHSkEST s. Provided
FOR WAR-The Government, which lad
not half 9 million Of musksts Ia al fhe
Armories IL the commencement u che re-
belliOD, now has ia addition 70 The mil
lion and half placed in the hAnds Of the
men Of our srmtss enough Fsmaining u
equip eight hundred thousand men. There
are Accoatrenents enough for eighteen
hundred thousand men. Il IL rot likely
'hA', a. naiIo1, We shall ever hereafter
be caught unprspired FOE war, ~ oer
present necessities have developed al
the reso urc, which are required 70 esp
ply the materials Of war.
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L O. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TKNNTsSER LODGE, No 1: Meeis er-g THcsdss
uioLt-R K McEweu. \ G; J ]. - oakley, q Joun
FHioe, Secretary; X spain, Treasurer
TRAbUE LODGE, No II Nssfs eus-g Noadag HasAi-
il Parks, q; W fhHh.-, g. hopSinsi
Hecrctary; q Brovn, ITeasanr.
sNlIAY LODGE, NO % Neets sgsry frifsg niQAf, AZ
their Raj on south berry Ftveei--iames Wyatt,
NC: MI grioh, V G; b Gooe.ett, Secretary,
OuJton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE. No los (Germsnl Med, sFe7E
T'Laridav sieLf-John liehcuch, q; L tockers '
sG;A WINTER, secretary; c Sieterie, IrcAsrrer
RiuGELY ENckHPaENr No I lieeis ererv IL oHd
"a Wedn.s5ag Highis-G + Tuier. q y y barns,
Jr. Il Z. l. WtEkcy, s " y tfla-nfS ~ "ehA
y Hldo, Scribe, b Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPNENT, No ! Ae-sl cry
"a eaa IA Wesnosiap as7ls---L Locker, L = 4 a
CAmpbrl n 2; J / lark "; b trieoinini ",
q Coiemsn Scribe; \ ware, Treasurer.
nFGRKE OF REBECC2u keas - Fssisy 'sghi o.
sscA Hi0H1-John HIDE, l. ~ heel lh"a prol' A
lN,s: J l. Weabiey, Secretarys Mrs lyme, N-'e-
slrcsor; Ms D D brosa, Wafdsn; Ma Chas koesri-
soa, Scntinsl
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Important GEENAE MovEMEHT AT a
meeting OF the Gsrman Agricu.tursl A.
soeisiiOB, lately held ~ HaagL's HstsL
10 9th avenue, New York, = rsso.eiisa
was passed 70 the effect that the associs.
iiOn shall attend TIE sale ef soutksrs
lands that hsvs been eon6scaied 81 a.
Government, which IL 70 tAks place en-
the 18th Of January, fir the purpose al
acquiring land Al tbs South Coz : seitis-
meat for emigFanis. Resolutions vera
also passed providing f1r tie establish.
nent Of schools and other necessary 10
ssitHtiona
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Mrs. z. s. Todd, stsp-moiher Of Mrs.
Lincoln, the Presidents wife, asd AIs.
White, and Mrs. Gen. usln, sisters Of
Mrs. Lineoln, arrived In Baltiuors on ths
1lth, from Richmond, pr the Norfolk
steamboat. Mrs. HELMS husbaad wa
killed at the battle Of chickamsuxa.
whilst il command Of Confedsrats bri-
gade. She has resided in the South
since the commsneemsnt Of the var. bas
nov returns 81 Der hOms In Lexisztos.
Ky, with her step-notAsE aad sister.
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TEEA,URY DEFAETNzsT,

TEEAsURY DETACHMENT
Once n the Comptroller Of the turrrney, 2
Washington, Decemb.r II, l5e3 J
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the uude signed, Il has been made to ap-
pear mat the first Hatipnal Bank Of Nashville in the
County of Dlvtison aud State o. Tennessee has Doe
duly organ und. r. AMI according 10. TIE require.
me Is OF the Of CCngress EMIT cd An act 10 ro-
vide a Mt ousl cnrr ucy, secured by pledge OF
United states stocks and provide for tbs circus
tim and re emptioA thereof, rJved February p,
1863" and has Complied with all Ibe provisions "
said act required to be implied with before com
mere chg the bu siness o. BanEiug:
Kow, therefore, I, HIGa MClUu1cH, Comptrollsi
Of the Currency, DO bcrby certify that The said Ffst
National BANK OF Nashville, County Of Davidson and
ate Of Tennessee, Is authorized 70 ceInmetoe The
business Of Bar nE, under tie act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness ny haad aud ssai q
Office, this eleventh dag II Dec mbsr, 1853.
(,irped1 H. ACCULLOCB,
Comptroller u tie CuTrency'
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A c9upls in Eaton, New Hampshire,
who have been msrried sixty I've years,
have had no occasion during this time b
call = physician on account Of disease.
Thy have had eleven children, and frrm
1927 to 1853 but enc death 0esursd IN
the whOis family.
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State of Tennessee--COGee Co.
4AgachmsAt IN JaSics's Cart.
John L. Davidson and Joseph Walser vs. 4.
y. Robertson.

A TTACHMFNT havlag been issued IN tbs case
II against the iefoodsnt. Upon TIE grsurd thas he
neie1aani had sbscoucsd from The state tsHt the
ofdirary prooets of las eannos be served upon Iii
Il = therelase ordsfeS that be appear before ne 81
ny ogaes IL The t5zh q sancbeslrr the 10Th IA
ii rrcenbsr le53 fbe1 ant thsfs % dss.od said "a
sachnscrf suil otborwias tEs same wi BE proceeded
IN e. psfss beiore ne. And 9 d further 6fdered
that cops a. sha ofdeT b paeiiehed IN tie BAL
Huian rsuxpaser prbiahei N The elfy q Nasrliia,
foF foer e1asnfpllFe asexa.
0lvan nndef n,y bad this 18th day 81 Noreulesr
lses q. D. EMERSON.
1rsllss n ths Pcass q coase cegRfF.
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Notice.

TTYHR undersigued ibis day having SD TO Sossrs.
Il McMulicn q Gates their goods and business, al
No: 26 Cherry strest. Nashville, d. recommend 70
the favorable noses and pair u those hitherto
dealing with 81 the old stanl lheSe successors,
Nho viii tbcre coEtinue fhesame trade ~ Stationery
and Kindred Enots sRitAhls suffers postmssters,
and others selling n the army.
Thankful Tor the patronage hitherto given us, re
take pleasure lraasf-rriag trade 10 the bands
q houorAhle aud fzir-aeslng men, a. al VII hnd
SUCCESSORS % be-
uovls2tf ALLEN 4 CO
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The Lindsl Hcssl, 81 Lsuis, was sold
a auction On Thursday last, undsr ! deed
Of trusi, in consequences Of interest dee
and unpaid on she bonds Of the Hotel
COmpsny. Il vas Knocked CT t. Henry
Amss / Co. for s15s,0O0
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The desperation Of tks Z. bel cause nay
Be judged from the Fscomasndaiioa
contained in JsR. Davis message, that
conseripts who have hsrstofsrs farnish-
ed substitutes Be again conssripisd. and
that The right Of serving b substitutes
Be abo,ish.d. This shocking brsssh q
faiiA would nes b recommended If Sc
rsbellloa wsre net q szlrsniA
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"Tell Kate there's enough left Of csc 10
love her Until die, = ssid bullet-Fiddsd
soldier on tho Geld OF Chieksmsuga 10 =
eomrade who knelt known 70 catch BIS
Latest words.
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VIII be furnished rec Of charge to soldiers In or out
of the Hospitals II their bottles inkstands arr
brought at the above hours. solDIRs taught one
third less than citizens.
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MARsHA.'5 SALE
o.
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. HARDWARE, &c

Will oFFEB FoE SALE, - ths highest bidssr'
il f5rCssH. 81 the ssors-ho1ss forrnsfly oeeuPlsa
by A. J. Duncan Co, commerei1g On NEDSks
DAY, the 20 day n lecsmb-f aad eontiEnias fFeas
line 70 tine Until al are sod, large and risd
rss5rtroent q fKY GOODS, consiit AZ u lades and
gsnlienen's wear. Rssdy mxds Clothing, Beats e q
sAoez, as aud Cops, hardware, Goals. fhre4a q
every VARSITY, with . geagral assoriment Hsssi.s
kept IN . whdeaale house. sale y c2mnlsncs ~ 70
o'ciock, post . and via sut reserve.
dee ER oBAsCoCK, {. s. n. y = T.
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n e L S O MS
AGENCY OFFICE. /
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A 'r VIE - Mill AA'iDAN'A' IN "'s' Nash
An elegant Residence On Yinostreet, at a reasOna-
ble price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable &c. with % acres Of
good land, fruit trees wood and water in abundance
u triune, " iamson county. Can be exchanged
Grproperty Ia Nashville.
lue manuficturins Ste on the river bank, In the
corporation OF Nashville.
1C0acres Of Land, with com or;abls Improvements,
four miles north Of the city, at $500 per acre T~en
ty be had II tae purchaser does not
want al
Two e'ogant Store houses on tina Public Square,
Nashville.
frck Dwelling on Cedar-strset, between Spruce and
Vine, No 20.
Lots, improved and unimproved, In Edgefeld, North
Nashville, south Nashville, and West Nashville.
e. Deeds Of Conveyance, Mortgages, aud all kinds
Of legal documents drown up BY competent AttoT.
neys.
So Fire Marine and Life Insurance Policies ssu,
by G. E. Smith, Agent.
Cillat WILSON'S OFFICE,
decls-lm CherTy-st near Union.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFlCERs.

fRvJf-Jsnes r. Hinton. Dssv.lss--1bS mas Hoo
sou Gnd J. X. BochanAn.
EegiarT-Ptineas Gsrrssi.
1fTaes--W Jasper Taylor.
C5roas~-G GuRier
RGngs~-AlcNHuder Mcdaniel
Hsucsits Coilcci0r--W. D. kgDertson.
El-arsaH Tar Oolso,oF-I g. 6riley.
tJoss.aBles for ne Esshv7s DtstyIos-lohn D. soSuf
"A gaUrnan
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United States of America /:

hADDAE UsSt AANI VI lENHAo-n1-s
E6THFREAS, on The 18th day Of December, 1sss,
w an Information was llsd IN the District Court
Of the Uuited States for said District, by Horace II.
H1irison ESQ Attorney 81 the United states for said
District against cases of boots and shoes, MT ked
C. 8. Ban a Co., Nashville, Tennessee" alegtng, IN
Fu Distance that on the - day Ct -, 1858, nj Nash
vile. in said D strict. on land, said property WAS
seized by JosephR. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs,
as fortified The United States tor Causes in said 10
formation set fJtih alleged TO be true, toNit That
on the - day Of, 1858, said property was trans
ported from Louisville, in the STAN OF Kentucky, 10
Ngshville DO the State q Tennessee, without per-
mis- q duly authorized uascer o. The Treasury De-
partment or wiJh one, thai It wss fraueuiently OBJ
tanei and for other causes in fad iniorma loo spool
d and praying Tor process 10 eBiorce the Sc zlIe
and conhsraton Of said property and that persons
concerned in interest ths shou be cited 10
appear On the return day Of said process aad inter
pose thciT claims.
New therefore, IN pursuance OF The monitor or
SAID Court under thes al 81 said Court 90 me direct
ed hereby give pubhc notcs 70 all perfoas concern
Cd IN int, In said proper y u appear before SAID
Cslurt a. the Federal tCoart Rom in the Capitol az
nashville on the third Monday ia april next, AZ 10
O'CLOCK ~ thea and there 70 InierpOss their cal
&. r. GLASC0Ck,
U. & Marshal. Mi1dle Dist. Of Tenn.
aerIF-lsL
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The I've cont u mai OF 0II VIC On I9 Io1oIPE
Of price and return postage
lddrass (. l.. TARBOX,
Post Cfics Box ZIG.
Parsons ordering, will please state the size and
style desired whether hard soft, me or eoarss,
and If the psn should IL to please, or prove defeo-
tive will have the privilege Of exchanging u. a
deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders Of 80
OF ever, ami S25 on those Ct 500
Second quality Pen 10 cAfats ine, not included In
the above, with plated cases from 81 8. upwards.
nova5If h. L. TARBCX.
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COUNTY COURT.

Jssdgs-H0a. Janice Whitworth.
elGk--P. Lindsey Rishoi
sF-The Judges 6ourt meets the nrsi Monday IN
each moe "a, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
tho Magistrates CT the County, 10 held the rrat Non
day IN January, April, July thd October.
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United States of America:

pIsTRICT OF MIDDLE TESSEssEE-se u.
VTTHERKAS. ca the s'h dsy q December, ise5. sn
w infnrnatiOn vas kled IN TIE u trist Curt q
the United Sttes FOR said District By Horace 4. Hsr
ri.on Attorney Of the UnIsd Statss for said DISTRICT
against four hundred sud sixty Is 100 dpilus 10
Tsauassee Bank uates, IN the h4tds q u. Marburg,
being the proceeds of the sac q remnant q the
q ck q ". ]. Porter o. alleging. 81 szhstABcc,
that december G. 1853, IN sLld District oH lAnd sad
rIery seized fortified % The GIFTED ststss
f5r causes spcc.det n aid tnfo.naton, to-EfT for
that more tdxn % lays sfIer ths public warning
an Proclamst % duly givsn and made By DE Presi
dnt q she Uaiisd Sgziee ia psrsuA1cs Ct - act Of
Coz Sress, approved July ~ 1852, and eRtisc3, Al
act b supprtss insgrecon, % punish treason hn1 re
baiion - seizc and n1scHte property o. Teocis
ard for ether purposes - the owEeFs u said Pr rerty
we're engaged n aiding and abctfIDg AZ afIne1 rebs
Ion against the Government u The United States
Mes tberefore, u pursuance Of he monion q sai1
Coari undsr The seaief TIE Court, 70 re trested,
hereby give ppbe Botos % all Psrsons coueernsd
interest In SAD property % sPfsAs esfre The said
Curt "a TIE ~ Hanesy IN April next, at The Fedora
Cart soou, ~ ne Csptol, Al Rash7ilss thea ard
lhsrs 70 intdrposs thsir siains-
Ek 0LAsc0rK.
ID. :. Hsr.hss ~ TIlaals Distrist of Tsnnsss,a.
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oHANoERY oouRT.

Cas1ncfAnT-
Cgsrk aad Masta--J. r. Geaves.
~ The Court meets the brHi Monday IN ka5 Anc
November.
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Ik

ROOM Ovsr Smiths Drug Sore, Cor. c.sreh asd Tar.
SSsss. HOURS, . TO Il, a. m, 70 5, p. NJ, and
10 at night.