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CHIPPING EyTEaEEGEyCE.
PORT OF acknowledgements 4
Cierrr 7.
Portland, Fl. B. Crcm.

s.e.m,hp-Psrh,nburs iI>ansp, Portland. II. B. crcn'
~es Il 70.
secm,r--Dudcy Buct. Crane. Nswbsr-. J; s.: Whitney
Shiys-st UeorE., CoHcu. f.v-be.f ford, &c, sSery
Co, Nav OgJ.a Hs'tsvsy an Fr'ae.-eo. s.i,n 8
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Co.. D.ihouy'h (Br.L ria G'asgow J. Mcilons Co
Purss--lcs~t NORTON, PLi. -ilbi, w. llwei GO.
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Arrived.


s,.om.iip New.Yors tDren). wenh,. Bremen Dec, ~
AID a,hap 24h ~ wd'. snd iso Pc. % wSs
ives ery gaze. tn met II the pa.sa.e anS Oh "r - sS
st e ,e;ss Il ~ Pc. y s,~ ~ .Ss ss ss
rnns 5suna in. Jp c. OF Hsa,ucse', passed ste,n,ay
Ore, sss ern NssloIk for Liy. fYve a"o on
|, au1 bva sac WieIAne "indh'''' ZION
steamer OK .: . o. 5 i W.. q 10 10 t D.l:. 10
,irnrcf niem,nd Sat. 10; s. tnr:00n slsA'' w'.A'
IN. ton %. c.. III b ...ss 20 D. D. TomyhIs
.eaDsr wesch..trr, Nse, P.Sv'denes rud'e 70 Edwss
sSe,scr Josephine Thomson. Cundf. Baltimore. a's 70
sicaas os,asoro, Mclaughlin Baltimore rdsc TO ws.
Be-. Lucknow (Br, Of penaSar.,. Nix Ar.werp Oct y
ead mss,r. Has lost spas ,,i- &c L-Sus 'tf
weather O. he s-rwsro q ,s oSnd bsnsi saw 'e'era
bsrS Jsmr. w..n i3r. Vi Dsias Hon Dec H. rs'e V
~ "Snt vspon tBr OF csrds ssvle MArsles -
DAYS. nd.-. to y. Csylas n 4 'y,e q C., ~.
bri, Jubn Bntief lhr. Of La'eEbeIs n 81 koo"e; 90
re 81, Sicoa Stole. ,P 40 -shr UIce, IRON mn 's0Aos
f'i n,t j. r Of Prince Edward I.srd Mcclout
Dee ~ and Grand Turk Dec ad IN es'i-'' " rSpe'
' s ,rr,te 70, row snse, crk Baltimore days. d's.
to b l. snsl Had lesyy we',se,, u..,,,,,. -
b,ie &c r.e. Aa.a-s 'f5, , hs ''"s'' ''''''''
dss J" Saos sSisii III Csuden Shepherd c'Idesss
S..s s sS. wn. giS &c Wind Ssaa ID
scsr r. 7. Chse, Ptim, VnsA'ven days stone 10
Si.tep Is and . ~ &, -. L., T.. r.......
schr a. r C. (Br) Thompson, Halifax 10 days. oats to u
senr American Essle Petsns EasPos. IL days Lathe -
J. buynt0p son.
Scar Pearl Cobleish. saco 7dsys. heading to waydso
Co -.
schr Gienwocd. Bsys New6ern, N. C., naval stores y
Bgst, Soc 4 Co.
rohr O I. Lowell. FiEi5e. Import. dm5er fSr DO ton
;crr Wrc,th On ,nlell N-wsk iron fjr Ysnbtoke.
schr. Panams hie,, Ella 5e hp'.t IRON 90 remofoAe
schr Dwight -, DIilseien days, heading
SAILED 49,
StesnsLi2s Brit.h Queen tBs J. Counbis, D. u cpsa0ae
Coupibus; Psr&-r>bur: Portland, No.
Steamers Ps,apsco. Melville
WIND Sunset, from ~ w, and fresh.
TR.y.PoRrs LoAprso.--rhe nssmsr Thomss Sparks. 9
Pier No. IL r. with subsistence stores ard erdosnes s
Wsshirrteu DC. The steamers Dudley Buck aud Ellen
Tar, at Pier No l2N R. With sabsencs ssores aud bsse
cattle Tor Eswoep. AZ. G.
The report published Of sesss spoaord. TlestorA Co.'S
usw s,cansAiy Easlo having Teen sold 10 rrrop'oua
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lAdver'isomen'.
". s. REVENUE STAMPS.

Wo are now piepscd 10 I'll orders for U. B. Hsvenue
lamps ef oil kind, al the following rates:
+ 10 and over. per coat difcount
$3.50 100, per cent eisconLG
JGdsr $50 par.
Discount in stamps
TnoaPsox BnorH.n, BsEker,
No. Waist
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,lcyl-iOarosns' Not,te.

stain or Nkw.yokK.
PoRr.WAapKsS UsslcE. No loS Was-
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
,ec,ion Of the Act passed Apdi H. 1885, entitled A.
&C. to sanzs mo Wsrdeas Office Of Tie Port OF New
Yc 10 ali p-ssut interested TO- or having charge OF w
soarct such Inquiry. examination or surrey w.
ira following vessels under cram asfon by the ros
Wadeps aud tn It the .aid surveys OF examinations wu
conpe:ea within ten days next succeeding tl' notice. u
board -sia vessel.: . ..yv
Ship Hem gin Won BrabanI............Per 70 -
bar. Rchrd Golden. ,Pter 70 IN
bak oELhrus IN. Pcr,sfa
Da Anaa NJ IA RI n
BGfk Alice frOSo-t.,. ~
Schooner Nav -. Ma q =
''A''u'' 0'''''' VIII IL IURLsiea' r''ss'ss
J. AUGs HxsaIaAN SesesAr.
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Dock Company has declared semi'annua dividend
of 81 y cent, payable on demand, FREQ Of Govern
ment tax. Tho United States Life Insurau. o Com
pany rays the usual semi-annual interest on III
capital, on demand. Tho Merchants Insn ance
has declared is customary seni-snnu.' dividen> OF
10 y cent, payable on demand. The Scrip divide.
Of tie American Fire Insurance Company for To.
past three yesrs bas been 50 v cent, and they
Increased their surplus on tho lst Of January to
Sl25, 900.
The foreign commerce Of this port for the year is
not ye. fully made up. The following will spprox.
mate very nearly the result:
Import o. Dry Goods ......... $50 1900 st3t!1,ol
GeIef-l Foresn Gooda ......... lI7slocoo S7so'oo
Total At .sl7l,eNON el3l 49,, 90
Foreign Specie ...... l.3l3.too 0,Os"."o
hsr................ Sl75,23t00o elCJ,3l3.aO
Export Of Psoluc.. coo el3i z35 400
hcsxPort Of Foreign Goods 7soi,coo $4,000
Total from NevYort .... sl5a, 2ss.OOo slsa,5A.cOo
Silver .........,... ........... Gi7aoo l23s,ooo
ef........".."..S22o35loVo SI4Ir'9o,OCu
From these figures il would appear that The trade
balances, including the recsipis and shipments Of
specie from and to Europ,, were:
In 1852 In favor ~ Ntw.Yo,k....."...,.44s $4,000
In 1861, sgrinb New.Yeii........."... 23.533,0Co
n.c.,.. sIoG290 n
This state cent Of tie condition OF our foreign
trade IL mos, remarkable and very favorable to this
country. The heavy export Of specie has been
caused by Ito vas, amount Of securities we have for
saIe But for this, the exports Of specie would have
boon merely nominal
The Boston Post Of yesterday thus notices Lake
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ynsscn gc-s Arrived

In aseamslp Nep- lVk Jrnu Bremen aai ssstaamptc.-
c. A. {. so Ter sal fsniy. Thea ketf,.d W. Voc Siiss
Mar nee Poo a wss TT j. uts.h-rd. y nc En.se
md lazy, Caroline a. .,isuz'l oe.ir. hsSeL b4fx,
ham jacob Trielue Dsnhs Becker. FrsS Essre Cha,se
eoeAh lie s.! sri child-n NJ de nussae, Lieu tSa hAs'
ben, A. Schneider, Chss Ks..ch rBd children Gustav =
W-,t.r H. sch, FER, tsha 3casfer. HeeI- Semester y
look NI finasj, B.sursn CsL Sssri, NaIia M4tcaiA
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GlNh1 BAtIS OF NJ
now held al 2ic cash. -,
uE.p-Aasa has been IN lively d. maud ani the mat
ordly the close saes of some VoO o's
4 &C. i.cl1ding 200 bales to arrive Al the latter rate out
ho o akng loo Juts has Also advanced 10 . 40
Il +2U y tun. cish. u,..
IIDES-ih. inq TRY has bson very fhiF, aud u pieVou'
obsinod The stock maud about VoV aga
297 GO sns timo last The Imports OF loo' LOG e
past year l779 178 last year IL va, l"aof nhs al
ire rra-s Of G5 6t The eAirrs to European Pon hsso
been 80 Which from tho ayoIuso oi the ass
four years OF h..Jii
U0rs-N steady and ia fair requess both ior exno
and nome 60l3c. Com Pnno, aud -"
10. fancy serciion. Tho of New IL 10000 haes tho sup
dui, tho been about IS osO baes Ne" ana
3G0 Old which In tho aggregate amount 70 Que ana
ausreg niIions VI dollars ,..l.
HAy-rhe market ia poorly supplied. and with sieady
d.in ,d pc-s tend upwsd ses OF 40 oalei o. o9@sVo
100 ~ Straw Is Urn Of 5Jd1c - 40 ID. t1t Nhea' .
ON-Ih, demsld Il sl mi ed for al kinds o"'pf pai!'
IL 10 the supply offering and tho rStrec p'iers A'Aei
tss of GOJ uns scotch Pis SJka ~ ." NJ sna ~
Ma. Furnace BSnk American, eqaaito S'i~9' ~ 0' "
Eli,tb.thplrt , ,,,.L 9 A..
LrAl fER-There ws. much dot 8 10 Hem'ock oo's
dune the ,ly part Of te week but toward the clos '
dsmsd Ia, improved aud Tho mNke eoss ssy 'fm' ING
oek 90 hand estimated from IS 900 to 90 soc: ohi5
Is ia a. hsbds u the trade ana sPeenlnoI. o,'s
out essential change: the ttoeA !. ng' oeus"'' 'ff
,.usb 1. d,ti and rather nominal. We quote
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fAivcrfisemtrti
nply a J.'Drvru

iaivcrtisem.nti
DREW & FRENCH,
PRorrcE CJs1is.Ios 1isScEArrl
grTrxn, CaEEsy, ices, POCLrlly CANE, GaAS ILosA
Pork. &c
No. G Ere bpi.i.Hss. New.York
Our motto ia % ick cs ProrlPs returns" .
gefsrereS- T. Esi.Ir Psesden, 0cssu Dsnx hsw.Xs1
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Receipts Of Produce.

JAZZ. T-lsl. bb,. II Or. $50 bis Corr Gesl ses Beg
Corn Mc,l, 9s bsg' Bncswhest Flour 25 b5ls Viii Ky
II Gg n1.h Oss z5'o boso Seed 4eo eka, frosision1
Oo5 pkss. Lard AZ bkS Ashss INV pS' bu.isr. itO
,rsssc Hoz..
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xfNistphE ALNtshc. . a.I
s,n-Ri,ss iSr,a........4;s9 Moon-Rises e:H
hisa WATER gHN Dali -
.ss IN Hook 9;3l ,,,y. Sand ..l0:2l Hel5os.''j0
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WOOL-Tns m4ke ha. been q,ite active and prices ge''
.ray are a3c a. ID bigher la Doucs,ie tue 80 .aen
aO m oraiusry TO Hne fleece and taSwssned fancy ~
s.acc r ior, sad csa DC for III, s,sr eut ch,,n
A. al, lmer rae, 900 do tsfotus VI 3s nc iJyo
do Santa Ne Il Jsc caah srd 5000 .u,sr bht extra City
and County Pulled a8a6sc. la Foreign the sa'ss are
20 oeu ID exic at 3.c 21do MrsI aud ~ DO ape On
ufiyss tenn, but sus 10 be a. in ies lhe ADV alice "a
eh.sge lid cold ss pared consid-'ble hnn's to the
mstk.t lac sock Of I0mntc 10 ven 'r'sL ma isii o,
los. year 10, spryly al hands Is e't!uslsdat .o
Menc D.......... 3so1 Sn! ns 10 :.'''..''''' eeo
AZ. Az, F;nit. Ri. d. v
Cope i5.............2DJ0O an,ko, 10. '....''.'' :o
Coid1,s S.......... sOI h.r i,....'.'..""'.t
Honb,v N ...,,.,. eGl hi ia all u? so q ,;ain :
100 u .S year. OF Dbues,c tue srbpt Is eon.utsI
% OF Fleece ano Pulled OF wbieh i3o'voo 10 s'e
OF California kr"wth a.. -, l.,
WAAIsEY-Tb. market 10 steady, but the esmand I"
limited; Gales OF 800 bbs Ohio OF 35.c
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WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 7-P. NJ. l..

t., s,oci ua.t., Of tue d.. Nl'o !.Vs l'o2
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Togstter.............".S22 $4,000 sIll, 1884, Co
From these figures it woald appear that The trade
balances, including the receipis and shipments Of
5 5ecie from and to Europ,. were:
In 1859, In favor ~ tw.Yo'k...."...."@SlS us oco
In 1861, sg,tnd New.Yeik............" 2553j0o0
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TIE pervading sentiment OF tno prem D;o',
,ect,n q, our country viii not only save Our onion,
bu, II will do 90 IN u way harmonlzlps WIN ths
s,sno, q, orr ,titutions tire usagss of our Ieopie
ind the letter and spirit OF our Consultation ~ WIN
NANTES, iieelf In the customary h"Dn'r Dy o',us
r;on and political action. The frspers OF our '"l.
oti,n,ion. forcs seeing that events would fender u
neceysry for the people OF tie seycISi S'atsS no'
cnlv thus 10 address our Governmehh, but hlo 10
erodaee conc It OF purpose ana actl.n ov,weem
S;nerrut communities. provided III the CONSTITUTION
sbot "Congrou shall make no inw aDndslnK ,he
crredom OF speech, or Of the press Or lle rgh! Oh
sho e"i ceaceabiy 10 assemble AID TO petition TIC
Governu cat for redress Of sicvane. ,,,, Co.,
Our eseu alarming son'i,G ,a n,% ,Ih r ,o &c 10
suen III, war. aad the spirit IN which II
ss Gi.s sd ' aid bs snd for which it Should
ms.rg: when The public viii is clearly eHrresssd
Il nu.s be recognized AID respected ~ 'ove'''i'en',
rs s.u -ls1 .tk lisa -Ae..F' i '"' 81 I--"!
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~ uSIoN MIST BE Rrsron 20.


There ig but Que way 10 save us from CfhorhD1A-
<iop, discold and repuI anon Oar U"'*" ."lt re
ses,or,d complee ia II ils pane. No 'eci"h mua'
be dsorpanized beyond the unavoidable necessities
of war All mnst he made TO feel u ~ 'he H".I'y
kfons we are making u savs' ohf oD!'" "e ''Ilnu,
lated be purpose 10 rettore peace pros"ol'y ""'
bsppincss 30 every sec'Ion. ,
Ite yig0r OF war viii he increns d when the pub
tic oind IND energies are concentrated nYoh VIC
ra.ioic generous rurpo'e TO resioe oar u lon ior
HE com,noa good OF Vii tectlops. IL cannot De -
erited upon any bloody, any bareaoa'' any rcyGu,
t.onniy, or any uLcom@iitnilonh S''7r'e' 'oo"ils
merely TO ,he graticrtiou OF ha'reo OF pun 'ss' 81
s,srty ambition or sect ionai advidin9s. I'~Iy eh
Srtiou Of power, every fnence Ci rer'n@o"' every
sneasnre Of reconcile 'iyn, uust 10 h@ y" restore
Slis Union 10 Ito loru-r condition. LtI ~ orc 'g-
Suand tLa, ibe blood o. his IGshhor thaii De e'cu'
sbs the fruits Of the labor OF oar cilzcns bn"i be
ostep no ty taxation, 10 gain tl'is mo, ana the"
te!nss 70 give ~ biz rdesiJns, OF 10 moo owl
oniuiou, TO ave country, aud TO stop I'd. leA,I
>Ias,e ve s,e now mGkiog Of teas4ie al'd o' me-
Let no on tlnnk that the peope VINO nav re'"sen
so Weld this Union 10 rebellion at the SCUM, WI
,s;mj, ia restorstou to be perverted by ian"'ici'n
a. tie North.
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Information is wanted In regard to JoHN
LINzY, who was shot at and wounded
on the Charlotte turnpike, about seventeen
miles from this place, by guerrillas, on
Sunday the 18th ult he came on 10
Nashville, on Sunday night and was
taken by the Federal pickcts, and since
that time nothing has been heard OF 1iin.
Any information in regard 20 him would
be gladly received by his son, Lxaor
LISzY at M'DEBETs short distance from
the Peniteniiary, on the Charlotte pike
or A. j. NEsBrr, at the Capitol.
ian7s
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FRIDAY MORNING. JAN >, lses.
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No i-old 0-n FACTORY, Cherry street, on the mn.
2--uniysn.iiy Building, Market street. On the
I'M.
. s-Ensley's Building, q corner Pabne squsro
Howard High school, College street, on tbs
S--Guu Factory upper end Front street.
a-coifge street, Rear Bread
i--eoisse street. between Church aud Broad
s-hiasonlo Hall, Church street, near Summer.
e--oarrage Factory, Market street below the
Square.
lO-Medical College, uolless street. on the Hnl.
IL" Pssr HovsE ION tho University Pike.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, eornor Cherry
ls-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor Broad
h-FsmG'e school, Church street, near Chatta
no5ga Depot.
ib-Hynes High School, Line street. corner SUM
mer
+" le--aordon Block, corner Bfold street aud River
Landing
lI-OfrIcERs HospirAL--flanters' Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deadorick
ls--corner Church aud College streeta
ls--Morris & Stratteas Bundsg, No. n Market
street
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What the Northern Democracy
Should Do.
Characteristic Letter from George
Saunders.


Ok THE WING, 10th December, 1862
10 HoratiS Seymour, Dean Richmond, John
Pdn Buren,, Charles o. Con0r, Washington
HINT, Fernando Wood and James Brooks,
Representative Men Of the Triumphant
Revolutionary Party ef New York.
GENTLEMEN congratulate you upon
the glorious success Of November, 1862.
The world has already accepted il as
evidence that there still eSists in the
North an appreciation of State and in
individual rights, and genuine respect
for progressive civilization, so horribly
outraged during the conduct of this war
by abolition officers, both civil and mill
tary. l trust that you will reflect by
resolute and decisive action the indica-
ton signalled by the people at the ballot
Ia this massive and successful effort, this
OuipOuring of righteous scorn, against
the mulattO usurpers who have kept you
in leash for two years agone; the buck
sters of your national reputation, the re-
Vilers Of your national wealth and reputa-
tion-the fruits Of long years Of Demo
cratic and Southern statesmanship, hdel-
ity aud forecast. Civic Law bieeds aud
Humanity stands aghast az the afro
cities of your Humaniiarians. State
| lines obliterated; rights Of every kind,
popular, religious and commercial, all
/ awept into the common ruin; home viola
ted, rihed and burnt, private papers--sa-
cred mcmentoes, national rewards for
! honorable conduct de-
slroyod or ,hieyingly appropriated.
Even the abodes of dead patriots, whose
memory should be as dear 10 you as TO
US, decorated and pillaged, Venerable
citizens, matrons, maidens and infants
driven out TO seek the protection Of char
ity. Mothers and daughters imperious-
ly domineered over and insulted in the
absence oftheir natural protectors. Even
the negroes, that children people who
have never yet reached their majority In
any age or country, aud who owe, what
ever they possess Of goodness, civiliza'
ton, modesty and religion to tie South
err matron who have been their friend
nurse aud guide, in benefits 10 them
which generations Of faithful service on
their part cannot repay aud whose fidel-
ity under all the cheating temptations
and lying delusions TO which they hav,
been exposed, is truly orediiable 10 them
enticed or dragged away Ia ropes, the
mon cruelty worked down, tho. wo'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

A SALT MouNrAN YEw DIssoLvED.--
A story which was extensively circulated
and believed in the South a few weeks
ago, TO the effect that huge deposit Of
rock salt had been discovered AZ Opeliks,
Alabama, is summarily disposed Of by
letter from a mail. agent 70 the Macon
Telegraph that II is a dslusion. A spec
linen was imposed upon a venerable man,
who swallowed the bait, as an indica.
ton Of large aatiye supply, whereas Il
was . sample of LOT Just purchased
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River News.
jan0-1t.

The steamers Charter, John A. Fisher,
and Nj. V. Baird, all in the employ of tho
Government, arrived from Clarksvills
yesterday, with large supplies for thI
army,
The River was falling slowly, will
three feet and half on the shoals. Yes
terday evening the weather was very
clsudy, and brisk snow and sleet fell
for while. II is likely that the river
will rise again In day or two
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

THEArRE.--O@ing to our unconquera-
bic antipathy to rain and mud, we al
ways positively refuse TO go abroad
when such things are in the ascendant,
and therefore did not attend the theatre
last night. This being the case, we
cannOtof course speak Of the performance,
or state whether the audience was large
or small. The pieces selected for TO-
night are London Assurance" and the
Limerick Boy"
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HoURrEENTH ARmT CoRrs, DErARrmENTI
CUMBEnLAEp, NASHVILLE, Dec 80 OK
Notice is hereby given 10 All citixcns
q Nashville, snd Of Davidson conniy,
who have by word Or deed lidfA so'f
abeited the present rebellion, 70 CONS
forward forthwith 70 this Office, and M q
bond and oath. according % &c laplns
provided and heretofore published ~
military authority.
All such persons, within the city limils
are requested to do this, by the 18th dAy
Of January, 1858; III not given by thas
day, they will be summarily dealt With:
by fine, Imprisonment, or exclusion from,
these lines,
BY order of Maj Gen. RosRcRARa.
JOHN FITCH.
Provost Iadet.
WIN. TRuEspAns Chief Of Army pollcs.
or Office in the Zolliconer EulIdi1
No. 28, High Street, Nashville, Tean.
December 3l--l5t |
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DR. Kings Dispensary
PoR PnIyATR DssEAssS.

AZ. .es,ssszf3 in KING, isrncry Of New Yers Ter
stAfp 49, the lass four years ~ LeusvIe, KY,
WE and whO has devoted his attention ~
the seatcnt Of private diseases for 50 years. natters
NJ naciG having attended 70 prastiee for 70 many
years, sad cured 10 many thousands, he IL enabled
- cure all diseases ~ private nature, no matter
hou bsd thcy may he from nludcisus msdie1l treat-
NEXT or from neglect ef tholr own w. Hinge
nispensnry h No y Deadorick street. between Cher
~ and tho square, second story, Whom he cnrcs al
diseases OF private nature.
Gonorrhoea CURED wlthon, nansrauH medicines or
interference with busncss,
saieturcs Of old recent date oneotualy curcd IN
a few days by an operation which causes No pain
whore structure exists health cannot be ennioyed
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief 1ni under
mines tho constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases o. the skin, CROWNS
ont Or neglect or bad treatment, can be eueotaahy
cured IN few days
Seminal Weakfou.--partieua tention having hccr
ven to this disease and all the consequences grow
iHe cut OF u, brought on n many eases BY the de-
structiye habts OF nconaiderae youths, and excess
I've indulgence OF the passions. neglect OF which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
loot unit Tor business society, and causing prema
tbre old age.
Fetn,lcs who may be aborng y1rn any dlflculty o
che Wonb may rest assured of immedi,te relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed direct to nr. A. King
No Is noadsrick street, Nashville, Tom viii hay'
tho beoossary medicines sent 10 their address. ONE
hsurr nom o'clock IN the morning until In hi
vVniua July lO--in dAwly.
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Mr.. WIN. H. II. HoGLE, of the 10Th
Indiana Volunteers, and son of DIR. HoGLE,
surgeon of Hospital No IL, died at Muir
freesboro on Wednesday, from a wound
received in the engagement Of the pre-
visus day.
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LATE PAPEBs.-Messrs. SNYDER & BLAIR
have laid us under obligations for copies
of the Louisville Journal Of the 9TH inst;
also, Haypa's Weekly and Lesls's IiiSsirat-
Cd, Of the 3D. Of January. We are re-
quested to say that they have few
copies left. Office No. 20, Cedar street.
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Paovosr MARsnAI's OrgTcrJ

NASHVILLE, TEsS., Jan. ., 1863
Provost Order, No. ?.
Captain HESRY @. AusTiS, 9Th Kansas
Volunteers, is hereby appointed Assist.
ant Provost Marshal and Superintendent
Of the Military Prisons, and will be obey
ed snd respected accordingly.
by order Of JNO. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
ianS-3t
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AZ Public Square.

Any one wishing 10 send Letters North
can do so by enclosing them in a Govern-
"ent stamped envelope, and paying an Ex-
press charge OF twenty five cents by
leaving them any time to- day, at
BLArR & SEYDER's,
No. 20 Cedar st.
jan0-1t
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We had the pleasure Of taking by the
hand our old friend, Mr.. III. L. JoYoE,
(the NJ. E. means most excellant,) the
spirited correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times. We are glad TO see his good
humored "phis again in our city
We are also under obligations TO him for
late Cincinnati papers.