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DR.. PRUNK,

OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
RmBALUER OF THE DEAD,
oaers his Improved Mode Of EmbaImiDg
Bodies.
II restores The Natural Color; arrests Deoomposi-
ton md eeotusry Eradioates al Infection, eaving
he Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant ooori
and in . A. condition for
HOME OBSEQUIES.
Il savss alo, the enernoss g len,s -
and pgrchAsing Metallic Coans
Addrrss DR.. PRUNK throngh any Ct lhe Ageke'ea
e the following places Goo. -.
lndiAna Military Agency llinos ~ .ssleS'
Ct.Io N.litarT Irency: MiohlEan Military Agsosy,
o. ne o. s, s. conmlssion Agenciess AZ hAahfaii's
Tenneasee, or Chattanooga
epsciAl asteutlon gives 20 the pHintersng boaies.
and their aAfe transportation home
All burial apparstus on hand.
u. n. PHUNK, "a. D.
once No. he Market, scuth q frOad Street, Nash
villa, Tennessee tnofiv-1m.
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WALL PAPERl WALL PAPERI
State of Tennessee---COffee Co.
Attachment en- Justices Court.
John L. Davidson and Joseph WalkeT Us. d.
b. Robertson.

A TrACHMENT having been issued in this case
u against the Defendant upon the ground that The
DeeldEnt had absconded from the state, 20 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon him
IL s therefore ordered thSt he appear before At
my Office in the town Of Manchester. on the 18th da
OF December 1868 then and there 90 defend said at
tsrhment suit; Otherwise the same Will be proceeded
IN. Il parte before me. And 4 Il further ordered
that a copy Of this order he Published IN the Daily
Union newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville,
for four consecutive weeks
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November,
ls6l &. =. EMERSON,
Justice Of the Peace OF Coffee COuRy.
.pav2sIaWstA
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PHONOGRAPHY.
WRITING
4SD
BOOK KEEPING
TAusHT BY
]. w. DOLBEAR,
Author CT tAs "scisnes Of Psnmauship. ;
Author Ct tas "scisnes Of Psnmanlhip. ;

Persons from 10 co years can learn this system.
In few lessons ladies are taught 10 write in a
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen IN bold,
RAPID, business style.
10 persons acquainted with its merits his system
Of writing needs other recommendation but those
GnaequsiBtsd with H. Mr.. II refers 70 the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead OF teaching PEN
manship merely ifaiiGtoH Art. experience Of
9 years hiss enabled him reduce il to the certaing
Of science that being guided by ksotredgs, IN
stead Of radOH practice, pupils from to GO years can
in short time learn TO write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDITY. f.-a
So accurate is his system, and 50 uniform IN its
SUCCESS that after Witnessing it's effects on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, tie lamented Alfred
Hume Obseryese
"Hsving had fair opportunity OF examining your
system of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
full and rapid improvements Of your pupils In my
school consider il but just 20 say that beleve Il
70 be not only the best system but de Ozg dsser
ring the anmeor by strict attention 10 the rules Civ
en- any person may, in short time, acquire tree,
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased 10 see
il universally adopted"
This expression was coDcurred in by
Mai. Gen. Z. z. Gaines, L. 5. Army;
His Excellency, James Z. Jones, Gov. OF Tennessee.
Rt. Rev. J. II. Otey, Bishop OF Tennessee.
RI Rev. r. P Miles, Bishop Of Nashvills.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. u. Pies. Of Nashville Uni
versity.
Rev J. T, Edgar, D D., and many other citizens OF
whom, Andrew Jackson says
Being requested by Messrs. Dolbear TO state the
standing in society OF the gentlemen, sgners TO the
within, do with much pleasure, being q1ainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing in so
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O q f I @ b,
No. IS
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Ennrfh Dnnr From IIrninr1

NORXH CHERRY BTHEET,
Fourth Door From Union.
All persons who design leaving the city BY Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Phila
dslphis, Boston, BaltiIao re, Niagara Falls, Wash
ingtOn City, and all principal cities North East and
West, by the shortest and most reliable rOutes Also
through Tickets TO Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
al principal cities In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can be had to all way Stations on the
louisville and Nashville, Tennesse and Alabama snd
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville. ........7 O'Clock, A. 4
Tennessee and Alabama. .-............f 1920, A. NJ
Nashville and Chattanooga. O'Clock, A. N
Omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 81 min
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibuses viii cau st any private residence OF
hospital in the city, BY giving notice tue day pre-.
yious to leaving.
Office HOurs.-Ths Once is open nom s
o'clock, A. M, to 10 O'Clock, P. H., daily Sundays
excsptsd) and Sunday from O'Clock 10 10 O'Clock
morning and evening.
FoT further Particulars call Of the ofioe.
w. w. Craig,
General EailrOsi Agent
NASHVILLE. tennessee. Oct. 10. l5eS-tL
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Fi1om a. la. q. Rishop o..

COLUMBIA, Tenn Nov. p, 1913
Ma j. W. DoIBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
to be both skiful and faithful and the improvement
of your pupils is rprisiEg and rapid beyond any
thing I have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy il
this testimony your merit shall lead Others 10 avail
themselves OF your instruction in one Of The most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
ETC. JAS. II. OTEY,
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From The Hon. Judge N. Green,
President Vi the Law School, az Lebanon Tenn, and
who wac for 70 years on the Supreme bench Of Ten
nessee:
''Mr. Dolbear has spent many years IN teaching
and perecting his system Of instruction, and lie By
far superior TO any teacher OF penmsnshipI have
er seen. Vou viii perceive at once that he Is man
of fine intelligence. de gives instruction without
reason and his reasoning is so Just and clear that
You at once perceive the principle he seeks 70 mpart
and that being fixed in the nina, the pupil, acting
as well as with elegance.
| commend Mr. Dolbear to your kind attention, and
trust 1t viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward his Objecs. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and viii oblge
me Very respectfully, yOur friend,
LERAyOE TENS Oct, 20, 1856. n, GREEN,
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Allow me to introduce 10 you my friend. J. W. Dol
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is well and widely estab-
lighed that will say nothing or that score. I only
desire 70 present him as gentleman from whose
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate.
anything you may do TO further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN g. EDGAR
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ROOM opsr Smiths Drug Sore, Cor. Church and Vine
Streets HOURS, to II, q. m, TO 5, P. m, and
TO 9 at night.
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BOARDING.

Mrs. p. ". HAIL a. again prepared TO receive
vi foE BoaFdsrs. Acc gmlnOdatlons ample and
comfortable Convalescent oilgsrs and other tran
sent rsoDs received at No 20 south Cherry street,
between Church aud Broad. nOfZe-lm
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 5, 1868.
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Sir-COnsideFlng good handwriting 70 DO not only
an accomplishment, but means of success to every
man engaged in buness, greatly applaud your mer
it0rous exertOus TO improve the chirUGraphy Of the
age. gentleman a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail to
write when they Should; and when they do write IL is
done al the last moment with haste and impatience
and consequently with faults Of all kinds, Of
hitting and injurng both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laHdable undertaking., .
IIemsin yours, ! respectfully, $3.50
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WAsa1Ne1oN On, june %, Is4s.

The following very Just remarks Of the hon. ThOs
H. Benton, L. :. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and az yOung persons who have
any hope Of success In the business Of life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
the important duties administered BY him q interest 70

the important duties administered ~ him, q interest 70
The Commissioners OF Emigration report that during
the year seventy Eve thousand nine hundred and
Yo being of ten thousand four hundred aud
H. " three the previous yer The ConmissiUne
believe that large immigration, much in exeoss OF the
past years will shortly Commence from all parts OF
Europe recommend to your attention tho SUGGESTIONS
contained in their annual report and especially that WIN
country al Large are too much interested ia the improve
the sanitary condition OF tho eingrants and tho
protection Of that port FROM CONTAGIOUS and infectious
tect tenn.
the following recommendation OF my pfede
cesar
change Il obyiousv necessary in the lava relative 10 er
disc so insure their enforcement especially regard
10 Al present those who for icenses prsci
caS receive neither privilege nor protection therefor
rne maturing principal and the tho State
debt been paid coin During the past nscsl year
the dec, or the State was reduced two millions one hun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

The Superintendent OF the Insurance Department, viii
nyb.bn /. bis annual report many fscu connected with
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Leaving balance 10 the credit Of the cana,
fund on the Goth Of September, 1852 c - $50 ,3os 50
Tho gross receipts from tolls for past season OF
navigation about FIVE million hundred eighty
thousand dollars. Bnt this sum represents only the
amounts paid into the public treasury for tho OF the
aud the city OF New York. well ~ those engaged in
transpor ation upon our inland waters anu upon the
ocean, derive still greater advantage from
MERGE with the West. The cxssnt OF internal
carrying trade he stated only approximately but
past year
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-24
THE WANTS or TIE CoNTRABANps

We find in the Springfield Mass Republican of Wed
nssday last the following letter from the Rev A. FIskR
10 reference to the desttuon Of the contrabands on the
Mississippi nver Ii is truly as the Republican charac
tsrizes It, "a startling statement of facts: :"
TO he Editor Of he Republican.
simple statement Of facts through your columns will
reach rot FEW benevolent persons who cannot well be
reached by other means
there between Memphis and Natchez not less than
hy thousEbd blacks from among whom have been called
All The abe-bodtd men Tor the military service. Thirty
i've thousand Of these VIZ those IN camps between Iee
and Nachcz furnished the shelter OF old tents and
subsistence 81 cheap ration by the Government but are
AL other things in extreme restitution Their clothing
H perhaps the ~ fourth Of this number but one
single and scanty garment Many children are wrap
ped g and day tat,ered blankets their cole appa.
ret But Tow 81 all these people have hal any change If
raneut since III the midsummer earlier, they came
from tue abandoned plantations OF their masters Mutt.
tndrs - them have beds bedding-ihe cayey earth
the resting paceG and babes through these stormy
winter months They live Of necessity ID extreme filth
aud are afflicted with all fatal diseases Medical
tendance and supplies very inadequate They cannot
dunnR Tins WutrT be disposed 10 labor and self
and compensated labor cannot be procured for them the
camps They cannot 10 their present condition, survive
the winter Ii my conviction that unreieyed the halt
at them will perish before the spring Lat winter dur
Jog The months o. February, March, and april buried Al
Memphis alone cut oi M average OF about four thousand
twelve hundred Of these people twelve 10 twent,
a day One day buried thirty FIVE. Those who have
been gathered into crmp this summer quite desti
tute those who on our hands last winter.
1hgse people have come IN not IA result Of the eman
cpaou proclamation, but matter Of cessty from
desuatcd plantations They had the choice between
Gg aud staying behind 10 siarve They came many q
them, 10 pefisn of nakedness Common humanity an
national hGnor demand that these women and chidre
be saved alive All forms of womeI's and chIldr n
cntblug are neod,d--blankets and beddng-abd fund
which can be turned into clothing and material
committee ~ Boston, whose treasurer IL Mr. Alpher
HARDY, moving efficiently in the work. Contribution
from Western Massachusetts flow through this cha
rel and ruach without delay those who pershing
AeeJ cutnInttee has been raised in Springfield who
Will doubtless take the mater in hand and move il ygo
0usly. Yours truly, In behalf e Gods poorest,
b. A, =. FIskP,
Cl aplain 4th Minnesota Volunteers.
fpringfeid, Dseember IA.
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GIVE CENTS 2

correspondent Of the New York Sgn makes the fol-
lowing statement relation to Of the New York skirt
manufacturers;
have seen the articles made, AMI ii must be smart
woman" iudeed that could mako dozen in two days
Perhaps IL she sat in her chair from daylight to daylight
o, she might accomplish her lack but even I'll,
doubt it, Let describe these skirts aganfor we can.
not be TOO familiar with pleasant subiect-they are
ii . the sevedges hemmed The collars and wristbands
stitched the top, three buttonhoes three buttons
ai card sewed On, and the article is finished What
ia the paid for this laborl Five cents Think al
itjust enough to buy loaf Of bread Moreover, The
amount Of thread necessary for manufacturing these srt
81 is nicely calculated that the poor women have to
Deellful until there nothing lett but mite or
they would not have enough.
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.......l2s5 s5S3s 6ss 40 1907 4O7 6is5, s97 so 36

The Of s39ll573 allowed to claimants BY Of court
Ore half Of the nett proceeds arising from the sale OF
prizes is by law set apart fund for the payment Of ma
val pensons The pension roll on the h Of November
last amounted to $3.50 81 So aud the estimated increase
during the remaining eight months Of the fiscal year is
$32 $40 The moiey Of prize money dedicated as PEN
sion fund, and now accommodating should be made par
manent Investment m registered Government securities
Were such the case it is believed that The annu interest
would b. sufficient ~ meet All liabilities Tor naval pen
ins AT least two million FIVE hundred thousand dollars
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dial cooperation with the armies Rear Admiral Porter
has we'll sustained the which the gallant and la
mented FoUte noby earasd and has carried forward to
successful results larger and powerful force than
was ever al the disposal Of that heroic officer In Great
and organizing this squadron aud aring and manning
the vessels il must not DO forgotten that the service la
bored under many and great disadvantages for the Co
vernmen had no navy yard establishment of its
which the Department ud depend In the absence OF
yards shops storehouses and other
cess4ry facilities and aids for naval establishment and
also of mechanics and workmen it became necessary
collect and send and receive supplies from some cen
trail and secure position This work has been performed
ment of officers who devoted themselves to their less
conspicuous but not less indispensable work with
sduty and labor not surpassed by their more active
associates who were facing the enemy.
POTOMAC FLoTILLA.
Alured by high prices and thu prospect OF gain merce-
nary adventures well rebels and rebel sympahizers
have continued to carry to some extent Illicit and con-
traband traffic between Maryland and Virginia rendering
necessary maintain considerable iorce on the 70
tonne. The Hotilla under command OF Commodore Har
wood has kept close watch and guard to intercept and
prevent far possible communication with the rebels
aud many captures have been made but the punishment
inflicted those who attempt to deal with traitors and
furnish them supplies has been light, that these petty
conrabandsts well the open bl0ckade-runners,
have carried their employment with some degree OF I'M
putty In two instances armed bodies OF men have
appeared the Virginia shore II with the intention oil
moesng navigation but they have abruptly fled on the
approach of gunboat To guard against possible conn-
gpnces the time Of the invasion Of Mary and Penn
syvsnia which terminated in the battle OF Gettysburg,
vessels stationed at what were deemed available
points along the upper waters of the Chesapeake tocoope
rate with the military authorities. Agunboat wa sent up
the Suquehanna Havre de Grace another up the Gun
powder third up the Backwater, while one was nso
posted at Annapolis, and another at Wilmington.
THE MA, AL FORCE.
have mentioned in former reports that the naval force
ut the of this Administration consisted OF
seventsx vessels and of these only fory-two were IN
commission The additions which have since been made
have elevated the country into rstclass naval Power
the following table exhibit presented OF the actual
number and description of naval vessels at the date OF
my last report and at the present time:
Comparative Exhibit cs Nary December, 1862 and 1868
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We find in the Springfield Mass Republican of Wed
nssday last the following letter from the Rev A. FIsKg
IN reference to the restitution Of the conrsbands the
Mississippi nyer. Ii is truly, az the Republican charac
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-24

Grand Exhibit Of the Nary lohen the Pesse's under Con-
strnctioH are Completed.
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There have been added to the Navy ring the past year
by purchase thirty tugs, fifty steamers for
blockadpg and supply purposes and twenty other
vessels for tenders and storeshps At least twenty of
the steamers captured in TO violate the
block AIDE
The New York herald., 1863-02-22

ID II. MACY
is NOW OPENING

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R; - w. ',. ,s vow ogss,ss NC. ,..,, .. a., No.
1nii or Linen Linen DamAsks Napkins,
gyss Table Covers also ssst make Ena.h and rasasa = m
Ssaea.d ka11s al as mucn s's man present c"s'
ans Jacone Plaid and striped CaInbries NaiAso0E Nus
1 AZ sss s sstoss s Fss IN below a. ,re.eu,
lss pree. -, ,,o,,,,x
und.rvesE q tae bss, Yarsas.sa IA.
'A@s sowp .SS pcIss;5n, pcsrsiSa. fSs: q importation
a large assortment OF Fren,h Scotch embroidered
NgEppIs 2sE w2BE SWISS sypS BANDS; " N;,v .,,,vxs
SsEpiES %9aK S1sx iSTISIs, sJ, pREssEs AND WASTE
NEEDLE wSsk rlaas rRisSsGs s.s was s,e. Linen
stEnyE NETS, ALL QUALITIES.
LACE ;Eils REAL AND IMITATION.
FULL LINE REAL AND IMITATION LAcEs in ssat
variety.
Eau STOCK q Ribbons Al 5ssrae shades ard widtts
80" '''''ns' 'p''f S's5H "oashrs' i rs''' "N'''
and ladies' made ' !ssn nd s,s so4ios great variety
in great auction lac, week An n'ose Of
'e' french fsf'0+e'' KID 4 s.sff afovEs Sn si''es
- H. % o M, v ka 10 any
lGs 80 ao o. ne As a SSs s.Ds 5feRnDD RiDs STITCHED
ss AbiE LAbiEs Nfns sIxak htDS k6s k5s PLAIN
So .o.. LADIES PAlsII toLOh hIDS
800 dos. LADIES' WHITE KIDS.
n is. MACY .04 and nc Si,ih Avenue.
Two doors below Foir.iee nth sweet.
yVETIE GOODS.
w ARNoLp CONSTABLE 4 90.
VIII otar at seia, Noaday, I'D nst g. extensive stock
WHlrE GOODS,
CONSISTING o.
Piaie Suired ard Plain JAtOSETS
cSerc M s%9sSss Ss ana , sTs; ME- S,rrs
,'aiG aud T.gnrcd OH1ANDiES. A.
These goods u be offered at sna advance upon
OLD pfices
cnal street, Of Mercer.
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THE TRADES

A SMART Bo9 WANTED 70 EARN THE HORSE
- nring .lnr- The hsi - reference rsqu rel Ap
ny NJ "a Arst s0ihto
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pr.p ssEg AZ LEsns Tuy cosvR~rs %
~ .fa .ss 80 I.b nj.N sfsAfLU ~
~ - HM ". Mssa sfsfs -asg.. W 9iasss.lsg~ q.
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The New York herald., 1863-02-22

GREAT EXCITEMENT


0n 1hpRAr RyCTRMRNy
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WHEAT ADsARxc RxcHINGR " SAD ASD
49,. a.. ~. IL s'~,1.. o,o.. aau
uYszRy y sslI,ns nj goods for one wsss more I'
A5s@Ds " s~''X4 faE M n ppt"us "'i0
asssQ0 worth - nc
.opc RuRROyesg gRr ~ nIpiS,xo vp,Npr~
LAqIe qMas,EPT GinvRa ssn SsycS nanrE nEar ET
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=. o.s i,andL a., his,s - m lIr. .nnAr sIOhb
y, ,ian%ssrsh,s,s al 9en VI .o "a. On.
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