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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. l-Gun Factory, Cinegc street or the Hll.
Surgeon, 7. A. WORRALL
2-upiversity Building, Market street, on the
nm Surgeon, JANls BRYAN, o. T. V.
s-Enslsy's Building, s.E. oorn's fublio square.
Surgeon, LEws HARtoE.
4-Uoward HiRh School, college street, on the
HILL G. II BILL, Surgeon In charge
&c 5-Gun Factery, upper end n ont street. Asst.
Burgeoa, y. 3. BLAsnR
" s-ooiisge street, near Broad Surgeon, oHAs.
soBLCssER.
" college street, between Church and Broad
Act. asst. Surgeon, @ W. FRANCE
s-Masono Hall, Church sti cot, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d BAcHH.
a-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
square. Asst. Surgeon, @. 5IEeHN
IO-Medical College, Coliege sirset, on the Hill.
Act asst Surgeon, W. X. BOwliEd.
IL" PEsr HousE "-On tue University Pike.
Att. Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HoolE
l2-Brondway Hotel, Brad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, RID ss' MouR'
" is-Hums Hugh school spi nee street cor. BROAD
Asst Surgeon, Il. SAITH, U. 8 A.
4" l4-Femas school, Church street, ohatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JohS H. PhiLLIrs'
" IB-aypes' High school, Line sire I corner Sum
mer, Surgeon, W. NJ. HAABLRs
l6--Gordon Block, corner Broad s,-e,t and River
Landing. surgeon, Dawn WELSH"
l7-oFFInERs' HOSPITAL Planters actel, Sum
MGR stuaet, corner Doaderiok. Surgeon,
WM ARNoLD.
ls-Corner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
II g. PLUMNER. .....
1D-Morris a stratto0's Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, wfH. GORDoE.
so-Raptist chaich, summer street Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
a-Methodst Church. Church street Surgeon,
N NJ. Ho TON.
22-Hardcsstle 3, sOutl Market street. Surgeon,
-. RrCKw1TH.
= 2s-Corner vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CBAMBERuN.
a-1orner Market an Clark streets A, A Surg
ADAM rRts
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. THURSDAY, MAY Z 1863

son In Alabama. The border Of the
Mountain district is, however, every
where c INJECTED with ,he outer border
OF the horse shoe-shaped country, by
railroads commencing at or proceeding
from, points near the foot Of the noun.
tains, aud crossing tue plantations Of the
low country 70 cities near tide wster In
The east and south, aud on the bauk oil
the Mississippi or Of the Ohio river in the
wes'. We give here list Of these cross
railroads, in geographical order. with the
distsnces, as laid down in Appleton's
Railway Guide, from the stations at the
foot Of the mountains TO the ciiies on the
coast aud on the Mississippi aud olio
flYers.
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MILITARY.
pEpARTMENr uEApouAkrERs,

Departnsnt--h n oiiuuarters on thgh street Nal.
Cen. hOsecfaun, commanding.
Chtgf QudrtcrFaasisr-i quarierH on nah street.
near Ocdar. Lieut., Col Jno W. Taylor
CAtsf itsaTp eadquartcrr ON SUMMER street
near broad Lieut., Col simmons,
Pfovoa M0yshal ds,sfal - headquarters on High
street Capt W. A. Wtlee.
As,isuaf Meflool Dirccior--surEeon A.. Henry Thur
ston, u. IS Vols. "a herry street
POST hEADouARTERs.
POsi- Hea dqnsrters on college street. between Un-
ion aud Church streets Or Naaers tesdohoe') Gen.
n. D Mitchell, commanding
CHE Assisianf ouaTtsTmaAe - y charge of Depot
and nisbursiug Ofncer-ta {. - Hodges on
Cherry street betwoou Cpio. and hurch.
AssisfaA Cuarisiaasler n barge OF Clothing, Camp
and GArrisoR Hqupass, heEket street. Oaph
Lssisiaai Qaast-s,has.---r charge 81 ouartermaa'
ters' stutes, isfues 20 Hospitals, Qartsu, eio Vel
Mexican Laporte, Chevy street, between thnioh
and d cad street
Ass1sLani Quarts4aaasior-In charge of Fuel ForRge
and Stationery, No. ~ Market street. Capt Wm.
Mills.
AssisiaAi Qaartsruaasisr-In charge of River Trans
portation. Capt J. slubbs, hlgh street, Old head
quarters Gen Rosecrans'.
Asslsianf QaarteTg,0seF-in charge OF fat
Transportation, Capt. D. Perkins, Jr, oa cherry
street, near Theatre. ....., -......
40 Atfittahi Qtoriaraasisg--ln ohaffe OF meah-
of franapOr1atlou, luhlic shops, ete. Lieut. q X.
lrNin, on Ohorigstfnei, ueaT Nlnatto.
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MASONIC NOTICES,

o.amberlond Lodo. No s--stated meetings on Sd
saturday Of every month, at Odd feliova Hall, cor.
Summer aud Union streets John Moclelland, ". ;
D. . wukin . w q rleierie, ]. Wi Jos MoCro-
nv, Treas Geo W korveil, sec W. y. Moore, 3 D.;
b. Grower, J. ID K. Fields, lyer.
Cumb4rland Chapter, No Morton 3. Howell, N
r. High Priest AduA anderson, +. KING Gorge
seifefle, Il sciibe o. w rden Q. HI john Nc,
Clellnnd, y. 81; VS. Brown, X A. CT y Q. Moss.
MSV;i. r. sartain, NJ. 2 " James Lumsden, II
IV;R C. Brausford, Sec; y A. FULLER, reas err; 4.
fielas Tyler stated meeting on LIST saturday Of
svery month ,.-.....,-
Rsstvills Cos,neil No John Mctlelland, r /. g.
MN Howell, u. q q 81; Adua Anderson, 7. g
W ehefneld, Recor, er J, Lumsden Capt
Guard, g. lelds, Tyler stated meetings 3D. Monday
In each month
Koslpas Coumanderg No John Mcciorand,
Eminent Commanderj Morton ,. Howell, Goneralis'
smo Adm. ,nd ron, Capt General Rev. N.
Feed, Prslate Thompson ndenon, senior Wardeni
D. u Wheeler, Junior Warden W. Donigani
Treasurer; ". a. hatriaon, Reoorderi " fields,
Sentinel stated meetings 90 30 Thursday ofeach
month. rr-frf
Parma Lodos, No. 1871 Morton q Howell, W, ~
Cox, = "; BiWeu,J W - hn Freuba h,feo 4
u. Raker Treasu ~ D Vi, 3. . John Cook,
u. ;R Fislds, or SLst5d meeiags on fJnrtu
Saturday Of ovsry NTH.
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LtAt OF DI.ch rye Papers RcmaIn-
ing at Post Headquarters, Nash.

- - - FNAA - toUos
Jam. o Adm r., prvate Go p, Sist Regiment In
1868 -
Dan'l anglo Corr Co 4ph Regiment o. v.
lnlhnty. at ofh aid sthafge, Mar h n, 1869
Benz LAWS, ~ vate, o. |, S5th insi,na Vo'.
nnte'rs. Dat Of h1al d scharg jan. 90 1888
Cha les For rer Priv. to- Co q, 9Th Hin il Vols.
D9t OF mai charge, Jan. 9, ls3
Juhn y. Hmm hTys = ivtta, Go. I, 18th o. " In.
iantry Int OF nnl sohafgo, b. ~, 1858.
Patrick Howa a, Private, 90. l7th KY Vol IL
mntry. Date o iAl discharge, Mar 3l 1893
tph aim g. Hem, ,Corpo al, d, Dist Indiana Vols.
Date Z nn i discb rge, April 4, 1864
n ~ ~ fpd Lane Private 90 {, Sth Reg't Ky. Cavalry
Dale u hnal d''oh uge Feb. ~, 1908.
J Jtcob Nestnn, OorInfal o. h, Iiti U. Infntrv
Date ~ hnal dhschl &c, Aprll 7 iss3
Muk lltuJohn, rivatr. Co r. 100 h NJ nots In.
fn'ry. Isie e dnal aIsehafge , b lSe3
10 erh shidier, Prlya'e, 90. n, 75ih u v. ipfptrv
Daie OF hnsi dscha 60, Feb. u, 1888
ny Yanver, Pfivste. Co G, l7th rce't XIV In
hQiry. Late OF nna disch rg- aaroh 20 isss
hn W. fandfg, Private. Co g, l7th nrR't Ky.
Infantry. Date O haal seharRe, Marcl rs. lR 3 =
may I-lW. JNU PRATT, A O.
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JoHH r. Htpx, Grand sacre relary, should be IA, ssss
AZ Nashviue, Tean.

JoHu y. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be ,ssed
a. Nashvile, Team.
Tsaass,ae Lsdes, No, i--Moots 0yory Tuesday Gwen
ting, at thelf Hau, on the corner Of Union and sum
NOR Etreel0 The ofloeFe for the present term. are
Jno r. Mills, q. II, II. MoEwen, Jr. O.; John r.
Hide, secretary l.. X, spain, Treasurer.
nabse Lodge, No lo-ehoets az the ssno place
every Monday Evening. The officers are Henry
Apple, N. a.; j. L. Park V.0. Chaa Robertson,
Secretary y. n, brown. Treasurer -r i 2
ssniloy IoaQt, No. e0--Noets Al thelr Hal on South
Cherry etroel, every Friday Esening The officers
are Prank Harmon N. O., James Wyatt, Y.0.; E. E,
G0odlett, Secretary NJ. y Cotton, IT. asuror
ANrere Lodge, No. lpo, lGermau) u)-hoots 'at .the
Hall, corner Of Uuion and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The ofhoers are y Frledma
N a.. john hlerbrehN q. Jacob lungerman soorc-
tATy Gov, seherle, Treasurer
Riagelr kacltnpnsslf, No i-neotE u the above Hal
on the hrst and third Wednesdays Of each month
Tho officers aTei I, H. Moarde, C.P. @. y, Fallor, 81
r. Peter Harris, Jr.. S.W.; ]. II ruokett, J,W lno
y. Hide Scribe r, r. Cutter, Treasurer
0lsUs Branch Ehoauypwssa, No, 4--Neo,s Al the
above Hail on the second and i0hrth Wednesday
nights Of each month. The 0tacers are; Henry APP
pie. O.P.; L. -Aoker, H-P'; r. A. Campbell, sW,; r
Q. 90 nan, J.w,' ?. T. phlllpa, % retAry, J. n.
Ward rreasurer
TRs Degrss of Daaohi--. n RshskaA-Moets tho nrpt
rridsy afternoon ~ esoN month, a. o'elook,
M IIITAR RY
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
on rHR
NATIONAL Claim AGENCi
UoNDucfEp 1T
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACR,
WARRINGTON, D. o.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent
No. S8, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TENNESSEE BRAEOH

Il HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tn.
suocesaful prosecution end settlement Of D.
naands against the General Government Of EvKI:s
DESCRIPTION, les conductors having had sewers
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, and the E1oou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and fsm1lar with the laws Ane
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given 70 cases arisr,
out Of the present var, including the accounts a
states, Contractors, and Dlsbursng ofacers Of ths
War and Navy Departments, and for - Coliecs.
tng, DriIIing, and Organlzing Vol.
unteers, -, the reimbursement Of which is author
lied BY an act af Congress-; CLAIMS FOR INDRh
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAREN FOB
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUCH
PROPERTY, for Hersss Lost in the service, and foi
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Hand.
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
siOns, EEOu ties, ETC., Aooruing to Soldier
who have boen wounded, contracted rd ease, OF the
families Of such as have died. or been killed while II
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during Il
present war
Special care win also be given to claims who
have been heretofore Rejected or SuspendeS
by the Departments or rIneficientIy mnnRges
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Properly iakbi
tor the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts viii
sndooiectng Claims against the QuartermRster's De,
partment.
All Claims plAcad In our hands receive our Prompt-
Personal Attention, thereby securing NAV,
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distsn
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intei
course with all tho Departments enables Us in NO,
cases 70 obtain decisions much more speedily thsi
where al Communication and ether necessary dstaf
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end solicit you to forward 70 US any o,
all ofsuoh character you may from time ~ tim,
have presented, and, a. is our custom, We viii fnr
Dish you with all the neceszafy blanks, and, Sb.
required, Instructions.
No charge made in any unless successful.
Address; CHARLES n. GREEN,
No, 8s Cherry Street.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS

Post OF DOrOs 1enns
Medical Director Post-M o. WooDwoRrH.
Hospital No. l-elty Hotsf s. W. corner square,
- Surgeon 7. d. Fitch.
No. 2-woodbury Pike. s. o. Himoe, Sur
geon in charge.
No. 3-East Court Rouse. W. II. Johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No. 4-WOodbu'y Pike. As. Surgeon
J. W. Poarce.
No. B--North ourt House j. 7. Woods,
Surgeon 10 charge.
81 No. 0--North-east cor. squRro NJ.
Failcr, Asst Surg IN charge
No. T-East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 8--Oppo,ite and west CITY Hotel. VIM
A. MoLully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nashyill and Lebanon Pike
8 b Permar, Act Asst Surgeon
In charge.
0onT Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
Houe. J. Y. tinley, Surgeon in charge.
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REMOVAL

I HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED NY ENTIRE STOCK
10 he Eelipso Stable, on Market street, formerly
on my old customers aud the public generally, With
my usual promptneas
Constantly on hand, Hacks Buggiss, Band WAGONS,
MaTehls-lm F.W. rEALEY.
Also ior sale Of the above stable, 10 or IS good
work horses
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NOTICE

1 HAvS THIS DAY sOLD TO MR.. TEALEY MY
Stable, anu cheeriully recon- tuud hlm 10 ali OF my
old customers believing that With his pre- ant faoif
Ties aud experience IA the Livery business he viii b
enabled 10 give entire satisfaction 20 the ublic.
l.. W. GEE,
Eclipse Livery ana SALE t,ble
March la--im No. North Markft stre,.t
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oAIo aIAra AeENoY.

katablshed BY Governor David od, toc"llect the
accounts OF discharged Ohio so|diegN sno 20 iurnsh
ihem uausp0rttnOn home 10 direct thsm how 10
ootatu Jay Tor extra duty, as nurses, epo uhio eu'
floya thv AEeut, Hnd a ID hia duty ~ give the pafF
eesa ei her soldiers careful aud r6poo ial etenlon'
AllAlm
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II AViNG this day pur hased the entire inte-e.t Of
l. Messra Wilson a ttzhugh 90 the firm VI Man.
zy, WI on 20, take this methoi Of Informing
the frend Il the uld fim, that they wi and rse on
hand at the Old corner, ready 60 supply them with
tn very best robacoo and gars; aisa viii receive
this day, ppes oranges, emons, eachts, P.tatoes,
twenty Thousand Henry clay 70. Cigars a nd many
he goods, which would be glad my h.st Of niends
would como and buy
JNO W MsUZY,
Corner Cherry and Deadsrick.
Nashville, May 1st, az II
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A Baker Wanted.

A GOOD BRE 40 RARER OAN 6RrAs IUATION
GUT 90 ths onloe. ABu-u
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.ohn ITimblct
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rein on behalf
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Hon RIozAsD wAILACH... Mayor Of wsshingts,
City
D. B. FREEoH. .......... Commissioner Of Pubue
GDaOS J. BAIL........Erie, Pa.
THOMAs FLoRESoE...... Philadelphia, Pa
@. b. OUaTIs. ........... Warren, "
EIiIAH BABmT. .....Erie -Il
WILLIAM DKsNsoS. Governor Of Oht
Jos1AH NJ observation-disclosures, Iilnois
CKAREzs b. HoAlD....... Wkiertown, ny 81
Oept. W. W. DoBmNs. u, ... Erie 'Ps
". 7. saITHsOs 4 Co... Bankers Wssbias,Dn
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Wa P. sHArfAcK Esq. 80. .Meadvilie Pa.
SAMUEL A. FoRD, Esq Chicago, Illinois
CoEY BAABoUs, ksq ...... =. rorre- Haute, Ind.
D. A. PowKLI, Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
WkJ. w BoHsor, ,...... /"
len. MURRAY xHAisH....... San Francisco, Cal
JoHs d. HAYSRs, Eco Aurora, Ind.
A. y. HARVEY, Esq..... Nebraska, n.
W. E. HAayEY, EsQ......... Omaha City. n.
Hon.S O. DAlIKT. ......... Peru, N. I.
CaAKIEB p. CRosBY, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
THOMAS M. WnsoN Esq New BaltiD ore, MID
WAurEo & JEFFOnDs.........Keokuh, Iowa.
W. ID. BLAoKsURE Esq. ....... Kansas Territory.
II. HuETISGrON, LEK 4 90. .240 Broadway, n. y
BoWEhs, BEEKaAB a BRAD- 80, "a and 80 Vesoy 81,
EoRD, Jrs.... i..... New York
GARDNER DnDaE.....,.....l0 10 Warren street, H.Ys
JEEoAE B. BUoE, ksq... Nassau st. cor, wall 81
New York.
L. r. BOCg1.Ef, Esq. ........ ao7 Broadway, n. y.
WHIlAn nuRYEA, Aaq. -. lo5 Fulton atreet n. a.
iaaARLEs FoH, Esq ....... Cincinnati, Ohio.
ANS o. GEDaE, Esq.....-..CoylngtOn, Kys
NAaCUs A. FlNOA, Esq. 49,. maysyille, Ky.
july@o~ly.
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Military Blanks
ReIIrinnn Nervioen.

Posr cHAPEt-( second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between The Square sud the Louisville Dapoy
sabbath school and sodiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lOH O'Clock,
AM, and al Pm. Prayer Meeting svesy Wed
nssday night at o'clock.
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NASHVILLE, NAV ?, 1soa.

A Ii PERSONS TO WHOM THE BNGINEE
= DFPARrMtNT IL indebted for Work done, Ma
ierial furniEhoo, or siave labor Impressed (iu con
nection with the Forti6' ations ~ Nashville, Will
Al o"ce send IN their bills % D. O. srEa ARr, Asst
Engireer, Headquarters, Franklin ike.
Ry order Of Brighten. J. ST. Q. MORTON, Chit En-.
gineer' lmaS3--5t
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Aashrillc atniuu.

P@hshed By an Assooation Of Printers.
office ON Printers, Alley, between
Union ana DeadsriCk streets.
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NIGHT PoLIcs

Ooptdin-JOhn Baufh,
Fira Itsitiessoaf-Andrew Joyce.
Heooad Lieateadnf--Iohn u Davis.
Pollsstecri-- Vim. Jackaon, John Cayender, Moh "a
yis Joel PHILIPS, wm Baker, John Cottreil, William
hayo John FnRles, J. W. Wright, John Puokett'
Robert SCOTT. W G. francis, David Yates, obas. Hu
lit aud w. Danley.
ss~ ThePoIcs oourt a Opoaed every morning At
aino o'cnok f'tEBfH
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COUNTY OFFICERs.

EAssi6-James n, Hinton. Dep,dtes-IhonAs BOD
son and ]. x. buchanan.
Registe,--Phineas Garrett.
TSTsstes--W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner-N II Beloher
Ranoer--John Cotbitt. fI
Hessnue Cofisofor--w d. Roberunn'
laairoad Tar Conector--J. q. Briley.
tIlns,ables for he Nashville Disiric-John d. SoWer
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To our Subscribers.

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aud overy other material used In Printing -01lce,
have been compelled 10 raise the price OF paper
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Judoe--Hnn. JameH Whitvofth. 4
eleTh-P idndrley Nichol.
HE- The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday ID
each month and the Quarterly Court, compoaed OF
tho MAGISTRATES Of the County, s hold the hrst Non
dav IN Janunry. April, July and OcsobeF.
CIRCUIT COURT
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Caerk--David o Love.
ps- The. Oeuft meetS the nFst Monday In March
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