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PairoIzed by the principal families in Eprone and America.
THIS erccen article IN admitted to be the standard
lion for al purposes connected with the hair II prevent.
u. failing on efadcsss souri, dandrun &c and keeps Il in
the most beautiful condition. lis bsbituAi renders the
% OIL pomatuu any other preparation qnitc super
nnous Solo b all Druggists throughout the United states
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Tr0sses.-MaYsh Broshsrs' Radical Cure
Truss Office Broadway and Ann street under Bar
nuns Mus um. London Supporters, Shoulder Braces
Elastic Goods, &c. lady attendant
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worst ferns OF serofua obstinate Erupons of
Old Ulcers No. Division street New Yorx city since 1854
His work diseases Of the Servous seinsla ssrua
the only reliable resimsnesn be bad grsi
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A Clerk of the Circuit Court. IN place
Of J..r'h CROWLEY. whose term of office VIII
expire on the fre, Monday of January
next
A Superintendent Of Common Schools.
in place Of Joseph w. Thombs. whose
term of ofi . will expire on the fist Mon
DAY of January mex
One Supervisor for Supervisor District
No. one. in place ofJohb Cary.
One Snpervi-ar for Supervisor district
No two in place of Alsnson iIickok
One Sunerviaor for Supervisor district
No. three in place Of Jason Pellet, whose
several terms of office expire on the first
Monday Of January next
IRA P SMITH,
Sheriff of Manitowoc County.
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SHERIFFs OFFICE.
AITDwoC. tu0 II 1868


State Of Wisconsin, Manitnwoc County.
SIN compliance with the foregoing
and with the siatu,4 In such case made and
provided notice i. hereby given that q
General Election will be held in the say
eral towns of the county of Nsnitouor. on
Tuesday the third day Of November mex
The following officer. are 20 be elected,
vis,
A Member Of Assembly. for the First
Assembly district, comprising the towns
Of Cen,erviIle. Meeme. Schieswig. Eaton.
Liberty, Newton, and Rockland in the
place of Daniel S'snahsn. whose term Of
Office will expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
A Member OF Assembly for the serond
Assembly Dlstric'. comprising the towns
of Manitowoc Rapids. Ca,o Maple Grove.
Franklin. Kossulh. and Coopersto-n. IN
place Of Jarnes Cahili, whose term q office
will expire the first Monday Of January
next.
A Member Of Assembly for the Third
Assembly District, comprising the towns
of Maui,o~oc. Two Rivers, Mi-hicott, Glib
son and Two Greeks, in place Of Elijah X
Rand. whose term Of Office will expire GU
the fra, Monday ofJsnuarv next
And the following County officers for
the county Of hanilowoe.
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State Of WiscoI-in Hanito.oc county, 20. Ia
the mater OF the E-tete Of Aaronv WaIker.
dcc-Ase..
On reading and Fin0 the petition of Peter
Ro-,c. 81 he -ov1 81 T~o River in the county
at Mani voc snb -'- 81 Wisconsin, ropresen-
ting smon. OF ~ I'll inr-. TIA ron V. Walk
or lat- - the town 81 Two Creeks kaniiowoc
count State Of y - gns''. o. NurnfcYdsvilie
Knttirtv or ~ II dsy 81 March A. D. 1862
Iiet in'.-tsts i-.vi 8oojs, chs.tlss and es.
tate within this county. and praying that od-
r.in,.raIun ~ vt q e-tate be gra nted uEts
A bv A. WItksui sua Stephen Elliott
l. il Ordered, hat = il application be heard
before rns, ~ nv flee, ia the village Of Mani
,.oc, Of tn. 18th d.y # October, A. y. 1864
a 10 cc'cck y. Ard it il further Ordered
! hat notice # .sij application aud hearing b.
p.es by publishing copy Of this order for
! Ilree successive weeks in he asnitowoc Pilot
ns~spaper printed in said county, prior 70
| said hearing.
EERYs PIkRPoT, County Jsgds.
/ Dated Sc :. 10, 1853.
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SIieISEs SAIC.

State Of Wr5corsin. Circuit Ccrrt-sanito-
voc Cnantv. G.'rr" FL X, against Frederic
their 2rd T.ef,ric.. Lpshr.
ftY VI..CiE OF Aud sment OF Forec!osurs
- aad sale Feoi rcd 10y the Circuit Court in
md Tor H.. cpurty o: Haritoroc, State Of Wis
gnI sin, n RI" General T.rH. Of ead Court held
At The vlIi.." s,i COUNTY ri u tn'to~oc in the
.r,ve -an' Tod acton ON the first day Of JDly
4 y. 1853 -. -eii u public veniue TO the
highest ., Ter. ~ IN q uft House, ia The vii.
.g- Il sHitn~r" -. ~. th',ternth 9Th day
u NJ, ni',rr, =. =. 500, at eleven O'Clock Of
'ha5 d,y, a" al u~r described property
Al th.' c.ft'iH ,''r,- or fsrc.i OF land situAs
tel in the county ~ ~ i.owcc aud State of
Wisco' Gin, AID bel e tie south half Of the south
hslt Of TIE west bali ot u" south els' quarter OF
s zion No. tw" q Of Tow ship No. eighteen
Is north o. Ran p No. twenty three f23 eAss
con aiming twenty scres Of land, more or less.
IRA p. SHITH, Sheriff
Bv ions II. BUk>s. Under Sheriff.
Dated SherH's Oihc-, Aug A. d. 1863.
WV n NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Mamtow0c County Caurt,
In the matter Of the estate If Johann Jccfci
deceased
n hi. 81 day # nctoh !, A. u. 1862. urnr
~ rrati sid fling tie petition # ssrgan-
Tia Liadl ,9C, Of tue lorn Of l. bs-fv, II tn
county Of Mint voc nd Site of Nlsco ,in
So . ttat J.ha1n Jeckei, II Two Rvefs, ~
AID c"rnfv, d'ed lnre-tite, on or about the sth
day If Angus, - D 1856, and pra,irg that
john C. Fsgers be appointed admin sra or OF
he e-tat. cf he said deceased.
1t is oderyd Do That the said application be
heard before NE st the 7 Cbate ofce In the
vii &c Of iui'o-o", in said xari owoc county
"r me 81 Gay OF NurcH5cr, 1853 - IL
O'Clock in the f'reuoOr o. hat dty.
AID ir IS fur her nrd-'-d that notice of sid
application a d herring he given by public =
a copy Of thi- oder r three successive a.. Ks
or c. in esch week, IN the "hanit"u c Puct,
n new sp.per printed il -sid VII &c OF ssnto
VOC. prior 10 sad h.sri.g
HENRY 5 PiERroNT, County Judge,
Da,t-, Oct Il. 1863
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Records of the Town of Eaton

NOTICE / HEREBY GIVEN 20 all pe'-ons
conc. med / a. the residence of he T". n
Ci,rk e Eato Van oaoc o lnty, Wa recent,
" des r1,,d by fra, ard win Il al r'e Record Z
Of SAID town Persons having clsim. game
the town, aud those 1ho had Mor-g gee, Judg
mems aud other papers on Sic, are requested TO
ren. " them a. soon a. pos~ible
# is rl.o desired that ali persons holding
Town OLders on said tom should preset them
on or before the goth OF November, al it IL IL
tended to raise tax enough this fall 70 pay the
! Indebtedness Of the town.
| By order Of the B ard Of Supervisors Of ssid
/ ro7n. DAVID O'sHbt, Town Clerk.
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TIE WEEKLY WORLD.
The Best Weekly Newspaper in the Uni
t d Stalts.
The Weekly Wor'd 10 each Issue contains
Ill TIE NEn-y

VI At6ss8.
The Weekly World 10 each Issue contains
Al TIE NETS
ofthe previous ~c-. igc.udi the Tntest tele-
glnns from iii par OF the cuuotry VI 70 the
hour If its publication.
No event Of aly importance occurs IN anv
part e the world without being fly and
PROMPTLY te!eyrsPhrd - md putiiseea promptly
il lis columns. Il mas all the Gis1stches If the
Associated Pes from every Fart Of the United
Stats shd he ress from all parts Of Europe
brought - re .-sners IS instantly telecrsphe3
20 or Office f. IN whatever point thu steamers
first trEet. b aides these advantages, il las it,
own special
CORRESPONDENTS
In this deprtmc7s lie week. World 10
without a councillor Correspondents of the
World are attached TO everv one OF the grand
armies Of the Union, aud transmit at the earliest
OPP rtuni accuu IS o. current events within
their RESP ect!ve spheres, No qetter proof need
he adiuced of TIE value uf har letters than that
tn, y constantly Transferred. ~ the columns
oi ct',er rurn-ls both in tbs country and in
Europe We also receive by eHerg STEAMER let.
tcr- tram our core ou1etf~ in Englsrd France
and 1ta'y, VII Oh are printed il the Weekly
World.
FINANCIIL md CONNER CIAL.
The Commercial Department Of the Weekly
Wo d. I'll is fI'l md accurate REPORTS of the
markets al every .iud, both domestic aud for>
eigu' Is rec u 81 rs stand I'd authority b'
dealers ont Il IS vel a in the city. Is r.ehiy
rcpHrts OF the transactions III .nd he condition
o. he nIcpey H9Iket are Indispensable 70 any
oae who eel O. &c keep informed OF the constant
hic'utiiois at pIce' II these tunes. and to gaia
pos ses>iOH Of that t'ro,ati,n without which 10
business eau be co. .'u"tat ~itH success.
AGHICILICRAL.
sP'c'a L a''ie Il Ne Heesy GRID, which
~" - Gus '''ei' I" Hf farmer + i,s Aericui'
80" "'F.'t' ''' ca" K u "hoa Is I'D .ps
-. '' Wv e 'no ',''
~ NV ~ wars ''eu ii'''''ied "i,h tHs
40 "''F' - - TIE e3oluN COIN ~ =
''t'e' "Nu t'"S. : T.. ,,'t,, , l"fhier.
NJ W., ~ - = = "a:
Lac " teAiy "'r'f tr nus IN s'mos' ever! is'
sue - = t'.,. r.ePsreu oy
''N '7' az a. i''t """ !e'10 81 neea
''' 0c,, mt / q t"r.'" y prepared summary
- ne ne "Fs news 81 r. : 'aal, france ana the
C'''ea q IS ,,,o ,,,-,,,,-,
~ Wv DE n ~ i o.
y" - - .'' V'''f my A'''''F".ic
i'f''' 800 2'.'' III ->t II ''e a'|n IL MASK
i"-t S'' increasing CFtuS 0,i anon" me Den'
,''"'' |'ii ''.'7' r''''''S 81 the "n''e country.
i'e '''i''''' ''' y, W ''e"'e "'c VIC oi'J
* icSSipA - '-'3 f'..t'tt t"'s f'atism OF tns
country Tn q IL - he daily are Iepub-
HSheu u t..s y t, ~ ',.' erkiy edltlohs
me 'i,'',e' non . We : ~ Ho.''' "i'eao'
-,
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Taken p

Ply the subscriber living In Maple Grove about
wa months ago. a fo-sr wear ola STEER re
md rhira red back AMI breasr, end short tail
The owner IL requ' stei 10 prove Pr operty, pay
charges and take him sEsy.
MICHAEL KANE.
MapTe Grove, oct 10 1853
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Teacher Wanted!

A NALr TEACHER of good qualifications
- is reqlira" ~ teach tho School in District
No ) tow 1T Nneme liberal salary will be
paid. School 70 commence Nov 1st 1868. AID
spntlnup .ir months. For further particulars
apply to
R0R'T NTLHOLLAND. Clerk.
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Notice EOrEeite Lots.
STATE OF WI -CONSI<.
MASITnw C G. UNITY
villa Treasnrrr's 0flap,

Villa g Trpa snrrr'- 0flap,
Two Rivers, October Ism. 1868
NOIIGE * hsreh9 given that the following
~ lot or uarceI- IT land lying in the villa ge
OF Two v4rs I'd Safe Of Wisconsin, viii he
forfeited II I.s- he taxes levied on the same in
the wear f8ii. tIrHt' e. with Interest costs,
and charge. ius rher-on, ball he paid r the
-,n.e before he 18Th day OF January uexr. ard
that On and after 18Th dsv Of January mex
rurch fsera If -a'e certificates dated - will
b. rnfifisf 70 vance on the lois par
ceis Of lard described il a4id cert fct;e. IF sale
according to the charr.r 0 -aid village, to wit ::
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Land for Salei

TIVE foNowirg.des crrbed Lands are offered
j for SAL"
T hslf \ " ou'rtpr Sc II, T. % Ra0gp22
qn"rter " quarter, Sec, II, T. 20. K. %.
For rt'cu'ars terms, a"d other information,
apply to MICHAET, FET NFR Ko-suth, or to
MICHAEL KINNEY. Franklin
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Taken Up.

DY the Subscriber. hvnc on The town line
ID r.ai, M or about tbs. 25;h Of Sci t.m'er
a HEIFEk. about one and onehaIf years OF
white color with rel pots on the hind leg.
and daIa red on nose tip The owner l. re-
Of .ted 70 prove properly nav charges. and
tx her away. JOHN b. LEST.
Manito~oc Oct. 18th, 1868.
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TNAKEV UP.--Rv the suhecrI or, n the 18Th
i % October 1853, dark bay HORSE with
a black ma ard tail and has "A white spot on
his rose The owner can have the same by
proving property and payi Q c'arges
THOS HOPPER.
Section "a town Of Eaton.
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Strayed.

THROW the subscriher. about five weeks ego,
l. Cow eight yeers old Her color - " tie
with blown neck ana brown fore legs. ANY
;otormation concerning her will be thankful ;
received and suitably rewarded by
JOHs OCHS.
Two Rivers, Oct, lob, 1854,
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, SFC.'s OFFICE,
MADISON, August s, 1863
To the Sheriff IF Mtniforcc Comfy /:
Sir. You will pease take notice, mat
the officers designated IN The enclosed cleo
ton notice, are To he elected at the Genef-
a Election 10 be he'd on TueSda' the tD!rd
day Of November next. Re-rec'u'iy'
EDWARD ILSLtf,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WE are now prepared 10 issue Passage Tick
w ets tr IN European Ports named heIos to
Garitowoc Wisconsin by the did Black Star
Line, 1t following-named rstes-payah able IL Pa
yer money:
London 10 New York city-Aduits, so
Children under Il years Of age, l3
LIVERPOOL to New York city-Adults, 20
:hilcren under IL, 10
New York to Msnit1~ &c By Rtilrosd-Sec~
or.6 class, Is
Children, halt prize.
T g. SHOVE BRO.
Nanitowoc, Wiz, Feb. 70 1863
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From the pa-tur o John Roempr, between
N.nltowoc and Two Rivers on The 231 o. Sep
tember, mare colt. 'hrea vesrs OH, sorrel col
lr w;ife spot on the torlesd was well broke
md had no shoe. 90. A liberal rewtri viii be
paid for information which VIII lead g. 'ler re-
overy. 10 EPH LAFON.
Two RIVERS, SPIT. %, 1853.
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Lot no. five 5, il blk 16F, village Of Hsn.to~ oc
SIX g. g. lG6, "
three, 3. III,
eleven. II, Isl,
" twelve, II, l67,
ore, /, tro2 Ia.
seven, I, eight * l6s
six, 6, in blk l63,
Which said real estate, snd right, title an1 in
tsrest as aforesaid, | stall expose f,r sac ana
g. Iubl;c auct OF At he Court House, in the
village ct Maui,os oc III sad county aid srsre
on the II day q December mex at ~ o'cloch
n, the forenoon f =ad dar, ~ >a'sty said eYe
Gu ION and co-ts. D,ted sheriff. Office, Octo
Del . d, 1868.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
Nv ,ToHs II. BURSs Uuder Sheriff
Csc R.sD + IFS Atty.
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Taken Up.

~tNF into nv arcio-rre, II the town of Ca
\ no. on the POI of September, 1863 q
ak rcd helfer bet. cen t~, and three wears
d. with white face and white spots on legs
md ne w. The owner lie requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
MATTHIAS THORNTON.
Cato Sept. 2Sth. 1868.
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GeneraI eraer. 30. 5.
CHEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFF1cE !
Nashville, Dec. q, 1863.


REGULATIONS FOR TIE HANDLING OF PUB
Lie PROPERTY OF THE LEyEE, AND FOB
oFBEs PURPOSES
/. Property when unlosded must be
placed at such distance from the water,
IS will secure il from all danger from
sudden rising of the River before it can
be removed.
II. No property of perishable nature
win be put on the LsVee, without being
well damaged.
III. Gangs of men working on the
Lsvee must not be allowed TO stand or
loaf about the piles of grain or other
supplies, and this rule must be particu-
larry enforced IL wet and muddy weather.
While loading or unloading boats, men
will not be SLOWED to smoke pipes or
cigars OF the Levee.
". Supplies of the same Department
will be kept together as much as practi-
cable, and to this end boats containing
like supplies will make their landings
together as far as possible.
V. Supplies of perishsble nature will
invariably be covered with paulins at
night, and during rainy weather, and
such supplies will not be removed from
the Levee during such weather.
VI Officers having gangs of men,
whose services they do not Immediately
require, will notify all officers concerned,
and on application will loan such men
for the time being to officers in need of
additional aid.
VII. 1t must be understood, that every
officer of this Depot whether be has
control Of men or not is Immediately
concerned in its efficiency aud thorough
ness, and is authorised by me 10 arrest
all men loa6bg or in any way neglectiDg
their duties; it is particularly charged,
that should any officer fad teamster
blocking up the street unnecessarily,
msltreating his animals, or committing
any outrage, to take the number of his
wagon and report the sans to the office
of the Chief Qnartermsster.
VIII. 1t is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move thrO, gh the streets of
Nashville faster than a walk, that they
shall always keep the right hand side of
the street, and that whether moving or
stopping there shall be left between every
six wagons space of the width of
the street. Wagon masters will be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
of this order.
j. L. DONALDSON,
Dec29-tf. Chief Qazrtermaster
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! D. o. d. nIRECTORY.

TFxRESsEE faDGE, Ne Z. 1fests crey Ts.-Sap
nigLi-R u MoEwen, @; J L oakley, &; John
FHide, sccrctsFy; X spain, Treasurer
TRABUE LODGE No II; Meets srsry Hosdag highf-
L Parks, y 6; W ] Phihs, 81 I ) Hopkins
Secretary B Brovu, Treasurer
SNILEY LODGE, No % Meefs ercTg FrsdaB Et9Asi a
their hall on south Uhcrfy Eircct-Jsme2 = Yai1i
Nc; NJ Dlrteh, V G; 4 Goodiett scsFssRryi
c Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA Lodge, No los (6eruanl Aiets - n
Tikuradar aiekf-John heberich, g L otEUr,
G.: A Winter. Secretary; q Sieterlo, frs ssurer
RIDGELH ENCAnFHENr No Aess srerF lsf ond
ID Wednesday, RigAis-6 Eaier 2; u bar ras
y Hoe, Scribe, B Cater, lreaSf rer .
OLIVE BIZ kHCH ENcANFNkNT, 10 Z Nee eueTr
"a and "A Wednesday aislGs-l. Locker, & y A
Coleman, Scribe; J \ Ware Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBECCAH ~ q. la Prsfag sigh u
each noaa--Jehn Hide ~; Roht moDpson,
~ L WeSkiey, seerst ny; Mrs Byrns -
son, Sentinel.
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Portans Arrest as New Yerk.
On Wednesday afternoon informstion
was sent to Surveyor Andrews that the
steamship George Cromwell. sailing be-
tween this port and New Orleans, was
about 10 take on board 4 quantity Of
powder and percussion caps in kegs,
concealed in barrels, surrounded by
potatoes.
immediately on receipt Of this intelli-
gencs the Surveyor dispatched officers 10
watch the suspected vessel They were
net long ia waiting when a carman AZ
rived at the pier and deposited load Of
aid and comfort for the rebels, in The
shape Of the combustibles above spsci-
6ed, on board the Cromwell. Tue next
proceeding Of The officers wss to trace
the carman on dis return trip for another
aud another load: and the result was
the discovery that the cOntraband goods
came from the house of well-knOwb
firm in CORTLAND street, the names Of
which are at present wilhhe.d-prOb-
ably iOr prudential reasons. Tho Sur
veyor thereupon sent bis deputy, Mr..
Brown to take possession Of the store 10
question, aud simultaneously the ship
was boarded, large quantity Of powder
and caps seized aud several Of the officers
were arrested. The Cromwell was to
have sailed at nine o'clock yesterday
morning with her contraband cargo, aud,
as will be seen, was caught in the nick
Of time.
Yesterday morning Marshal Murray
and his efficient squad of detectives were
on hand TO examine the passengers,
having information that they were ne,
exactly all Of the right stamp. Several
Of them were consequently arrested
after due examination. TIE evidence, il
is said, duplicates some of the officers Of
the ship and several Influential firms in
this city, who have hitherto claimed 70
be loyal and true to our Government, bur
who thought they might With perfee,
safety engage in the eOntrAbSnd trade 10
put money in their already plethOrio
purses. The case is now under exami
nation by the authorities, and has caused
quite 40 exsitmsnt among the parties
implicated.
IL is the determination Of tie authOri-
ties that this system of smuggling, T.
the detriment of the Government Of ths
United States, shall be promptly stopped.
Some Of the parties arrested are said
to have turned States evidence, and The
developments will probably lead TO thu
detection and speedy punishment Of all
attempting to aid the rebellion ia this
fashion.
Beyond this nothing can at present be
laid before the public, as everything il
connection with the seizDre and arrests
was kept profound secret.
Itmay be interesting 10 state, hoWavas
that the George Cromwell is owned BY
the Messrs. Cromwell, Seaman & C'arksi
of No. 50 West street, who also own ih,
Chesapeake, lately seized by pirates.
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eavelop. and directed TO Rev. Morgan
Dix Both were then placed into . buff
envelope add addussed b "Miss II
Haines, New York, Ia haste The direc-
ton on both Of the envelopes Was evident
ly IN the same handwriting
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Quartermasts rs department.

k1eut. Cot l. DON rnsON. senior and superFis
,as Saa5setnssi sr, and Chief Quarter sisa. . o.
iSi &C. S' LBS, = ssbt Of tbe cuuber'ena' O'''
Capt. JAsKsE. 81 .TsiISe. chef Assistant o1artsr-
&c e los Chcrry-street
Oel's :. VIC kLOE, A Q. NJ, bishuisns S@-'
sra1 Once l07 oherTf'atseet- -
S~Ps 49, ~ ~ Irwin, A. 2, A., N charge % Nol
sess s'ef les, Public Animals, Means u lfA M
Eas--s es Lumber, workshop ee' Oinoe A's
CAPT = &C RAHF, A. O. NJ, in charge Of Railroad
:. ~ sTsAtisas -o1ioe Chnreh-sis Al ~ stlA-''e-
oapt - sfUBRs, A. o. n = In charge Of Forage,
- ior steamers. and River Transportation
CD ess Cherry street. -.
AOk1ON, A. =. p, In charge o. ASFo'
c.r,s APPROPRIATION. Ollce 81 C6erry-streeI .,If-
-. WING, A. Q H.. Ia charge q GORE ~ 90
ines, Hardware, EBd hEsosllAneeus z y St0fss
n. Vilce 100 berry street.
- 3 -, Cox A q NJ, ~ charge o. statlohsf. ;
n Banks Iioihisg, Camp and SafrlsoA
iQnipses. ofaae n MARKET g Get
Capt A :. TrCEER, a. q H., heceipting Ane
Dabufains ousrtsrmaGfer, q. =. ~ ifAry. raii-
roads. e4ss Cha1e1 -ztsest, - cbafsnoega De-
c.pfJ.F. IsoH, A. A. Q n, Fess Qusrtsrmasse5, in
.eh1FEe q Post granEpo. a. 90, hospi.e,e, rAI
rAFksl QasFisrs, FlsL conanriatlon q seAfssIe
aud tuel, frinrnf, fssuas y eesAshn1hNI go
at. 4 Glcs u CheFry-EtIeet-
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80 ,fElfeFa naiiFQad, o1t9 tplsess~asfs4ta
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31

The last number Of sB ackwoodn =
more than usually savage o. us. Thu
foul mOuthod iournalissic old baiiy
storms, and raves, and calls us bad nance
~ fearful raie, accusing ns Of al tie
sins inhibited By Che Dsrilogar, and =
batch Of others % boos.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31

The debs Of Easlasd Is fous sdsusaaa
million Of dollars. Oar debt will fxara
up, perhsps, three Thousand miiliaa be-
fore we are through with tke rebslEon
Esglsnd has an island @ taz-ws hsgs
= continent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31

The Senate passed the twenty million
ap 1ropristi0n ball for army bouniies,
win few amendments, tiius sending 10
bs L 70 the House By which il vas also
passed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
NO. a14.

is steadily working its silent, resist.
IDLE way among the psoPle. And.bes
Rebel Villifsrs Of the President see g.
hand writing On the wall, and they trsm-
be at TIE fearful doom which Is hanging
ever thsm.-PiilalsPais lag.