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THE UNION PARTY IN THE FIELD.
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MELTING At THE COOPER ISSNrUTE.
THE LOYAL YOUNG MEN, IN COUNCIL.
The Syracuse Convention No
limitations Ratified. :
GOV. SEYMOUR TABoOED.
LETTER from GENERAL DIX,
he. fo. 10
THE LOYAL YOUNG MEN, IN COUNCIL.
LETTER from GENERAL DIX,

ratification meeting OF the ~ gal Young Men Of the
city o. New York, without distinction OF rarity"
hold last evening at tho Cooper Institute. Tho nomna-
ons made by the Union Delegates at the ats Syracuse
Cow enon fer state officers submitted TO tho
IN. in the course Of the proceeding md these
rally ratified with accsmation The hall ef the Institute
was pretty well filed BY audience evidently animated
with but feeling and that in accordance with tho
principles cnunciacd by Tho srekers and tho patriotic
notices upon tho PLATFORM Among these latter the
following
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TIE Ghoss.--A ORA ma and Farce. ~ q
and - cciocs aiBARNuas fDaAns = Ill hours
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
THE UNION PARTY In THE FIELD.

MEETING At THE COOPER IsSNrUTE.
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All Righs.-s~~ the Fto~ phosoGr y vhs.
Care. 70 yisis Ae, Al HOLMES gsery ss bsssd~ay.
~ per do,sn
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wheeler ~ wtison's Highest Prems % So
Sewing Machines Foote's rsrsi Umbrella Inok stsass
J5 Broadway.
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OMesas Drawings murrAy. aAay -
Co . xsutocss and Mtssc,r stata I<plisrsA,
Asssocsv. ksraA c.Ass tof-seps "a t1s
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a.. 20.
Circulars seotfres or ohsrg~ bv sfdra ssus -shss
MURRAY. KDDY 90,
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wire Railing aud Wtre Window
Quarts. HtTsiIfNON wIckERgHsM.
$50 Canal Ifsci ~sst ~ Roadway.
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k0Oy. the Artistic kass.-R mOu. ees
Hsurr-HsOt, whom every man thai ssarsa FNsh Vat
soft fe 10 the latest Psfissb snpws "a - ibe bet
batter In the countrg A2ap w Tho Nsd ~ hts Tail st-ss
nrst and best broadway. corner u fuiou srSTs
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ftuoFe. fre-kts and fGo'ysipnN hni frsaofs fs
ssfn whits .9f oi' anf r'faF D~ps ~ bfpaA-Af.
fenlh sifcet Sod ~ i.effnnrls "a dfnaz.is.
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IBformslior given
j. " CLAYTON a 90. 10 wsu street. room No a. n "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Opera and Field Giass.s. ~ "a sso. 30
gsat rover Al y " HORN :. ofi~Ns ~ Hp.i-.,.
room No T. 10 stars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
Important Judicial Decision.

Governor Coburn. on the 27th Of June.
submitted 70 the Justices Of the Supreme
Court, certain interrogatories. for their
opinion. The following are the questions.
with the decision Of The Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
OLD SERIES.

heart. Col. MArtel. greet you in beha,'
Of the Emperor. 20 whom have relates
your case. and who has been pleased 10
confer tins honor and title upon you. Col
Onel Lavilier. your sword henoeforth you
ara no longer an officer in the grand army /:
and now take MArters place. and receive
the guns that. a moment since. were aimed
AZ the breast Of an innocent mani-
Livery heart beat with JOY at this sudden
change. Poor LAvilier. trembling VITA
fear and shame. Was led to the rcd fag.
Again the fearful orders were given. bat
the heart u the eulprit sank within him. and
he implored for mercy.
" How can you AJAX for that which. bot =
lev moments since. you refused 70 an inno-
cent man
" i own my fault. - was the reply.
" Then refer you TO Col. Marfel. who
has fan power to pardon YOU or not. as be
thinks proper said Macdonald.
" Col. Martel. said the disgraced officer.
g" dare ! hope for mercy?~
q" l grant YOU ful and unconditional
pardon. You are at liberty. was the viii
ling reply % Martel. "a and do not forget
to show mercy. that you NAV receive the
same
BY this time CAdeline had heard the glad
some TAD ings. ~hieh spread rapidly trough
ont the camp. and hastily returning. she was
IN his warm embrace
That day was a glorious day to the regi-
ment. and there was a grand oe lebration
given IN honor OF Field Marshal Macdonald.
and Col. Mar;el
In the course Of few weeks after. this
event. the church at Visselle overAowed
with those who assembled 70 witness the
ptials Of Msrtel and BIS lovely bride. Cad
cline DuPee. And many were the little
presents and keepsakes that the happy
pair received from the regiment. Who loved
their brave and generous commander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

"o'ernor Coburn. on the 27th Of June.
submitted 10 the Justiees Of the Supreme
Court. certain interrogatories. for their
opinion The following are the questions.
with the decision Of the Court:
INTERRoGAroRIEs.
l. Has city or town any legal right TO
pledge is credit to raise money for the pur-
pose Of paying the communications q such Of
it, citizens as may b. drafted iuto the mill
tary service Of the Uni;ed States under tie
law Aforesaid
,. Has a city or town any legal right 20
raise money by taxation to provide comma
ta;ions for such Of its citizens 4. nav be
thus drafteds
OrrNIoS 90 THE CoUEr.
AUGrsrA. JrIy 2. 1858.
SfE.-The undersigned. Justices of the
supreme Jadicial Court. have the honor to
submit the following answers % the inter
rosstories proposed in your communication
Of 25th June last
BY the express terms of the Constitution.
Congress has power " 70 declare war - 81 10
raise and support armies - "to provide
and maintain a navy ~ %. 90 make rules for
the government and regulation Of the land
aud naval forces ." 90 70 prgrIis for oaiiar
firth fie 1liifis % ereolfe fle lars offie In
'on, a7l 'lpprsss fHsurrecfioa. and r,y,f ~
rasoH." -" to provide for organizing and
discipi.ning ihe militia. and Tor governing
such part Of them a. may be employed in
the service of the United States - and .to
make al laws which .hall BE- necessary ard
proper Tor carrying into execution the fore
gong powers. sc.
The power Of Congress 10 tie premises
j. supreme. IN great national emergen-
~. When The National unity and republican
institutions are in peril. whether from for
eign foes. or. worse still. from domestic en-
emies. reasonably cndeavoring 70 over
throw the Jnion and subvert our institu-
tions. ii hasthe right % command an the re-
sources ~ tie nation. and the lives Of i;s
c.tizens % prevent. by any snd ail proper
means. thar fearful anarchy which would De-
so imincnt. % iis dissolution should become
an accomphshed fact
To- Pursuance o. she % wers thus briefly
indicated. and 90 meet tie present crisis.
the act Of Congress. approved March s..
i-'i-. ~. 90. entitled d" an at for enrolling
and calling ont the national forces. and Tor
other Purposes. va passed.
~ section l3. it va enacted. A" that any
person drafted and notified % appear a.
aiaFesaid. NAV. on or bes,rc the day fixed
ior BE- appearance. furnish en- acceptable
Substitute io take Bis place in the draft: or
bel may pay o. such person AZ the Secretary
cf War may authorize 60 receive a.. ssrh
sun. not exceeding three hundred dollars.
a. the Secretary may determine. for TIE
procuraiion Of such substitute. which cum
shall be- fxei a. a uniform rate By a gencr-
Al order male a. the time Of ordering
draft ior any state or Territory and here
upon o-ci Psrsgn 90 fsrnislisg ~ sulsRufe.
or payiag a. fa0aey. sLall be discharged
from farther liability Under that drafi-
As Congress k.s ne power 70 command
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THE DEATH WARRANT.


field. lie was an almost universal favorite
Ia his regiment IIc loved has countrv. and
a maiden Iadcline. Who was considered III,
prcttivst in Niseiic. and many were the
hearts thar beat with love and Joy when the
fair Ca3clinc turned her beautiful ewes
upon them. and returned their salutation
Nth winning smile. There vas not a
brave soldier ia the whole regiment bu;
would have been proud O. she'd his last drop
q blood 20 resent an insult to tie belle
~ Nisselie. Many we're thes-~ 10 wor,hipp-
81 - her shrine. bat there was only one
~ho received any return % a.. passion. and
be vas lie gallant Anthony Mar,sL
The colonel u his regiment % uLich he
belonged vas a nan q violent passions. in-
soient and oserbeariug in the extreme 20
his suborlinatcs. AMI vas universally hated
a. Mare was loved.
On several occasions he had male in-
famous proposals. 60 Csielinc. which she
had resented sith ,corn, bat .till he became
imPortunate. until. finding himself bafled
in AT hi. eudeasors. b. determined o. adopt
a new mode of procedure. hoping % Lc
morc successful in his designs Accordingly
be called on Cadclinc one evening when
she vas alone. ani made an apology for
his former rudeness. and askel her for
gIvcnc's. -hich she readily granted. t.rs-
suuains that BE- would trouble h.r no further.
but in It's shc was disappointed. for D. iui-
mediateiy made ne~ oyerturcs of love %
her. promising II she would listen % hi.
slit BE- would loal her With presents. aud
also make her Ais lawful bride. Bat al
these fstteriug inducements had 10 eject
upon ksr. for she was true % her fr.t
love
&" Consider. Cadeline. my rank and.
station and thea your position would be
higher than the proudcst lady in our
village besides. YOU shall have attendant.
and al .the luxury anl reGaeraent that wealth
can furnish
" Al. Colonel Lavilier. vhat would those
gift, be viihoa; the hcarts~ said Cad
cl.n-
'' Yoa voa4 soon learn 10 love M. e.
said the Colonel.
" No. ooioaei. VIC can never love b..
one
" Ihcn vhy net losc me-
" Because already love another
d" Indeed. ny fair charrner.~ said the
Colonel ironically. .. nav De- permitted %
ask thr name of The gallant s~
90 Anthoay Martel.~ vas tie inuoeent
reply
q" What conuson soldier-a Lireiinr
for a rivai, By Heaven he exclaimed.
in a Terrible passion. '' unless you Instantly
aocepi 10y s1.t. and reject the bes-arly
chari. I ~iii have him .bot Ike a dog ior
BIS allaciou. presumr,ion. and wall give
you llt a moment o. decide bi. fate
" oh. sir.~ cNcia.med Calline. Lc H.
guilty Of no crime he neyes injured ,ou.
" iia. be dared io .applaut Colonel of
ihe Frraeh army. auI he is ouiy a COM
mon soldier
d" Nay. Colonel Ia,iiier. loved bi,a ere
/ saw you. lie f. generous. noble. AMI
vo-ii iaj1re ro one.
'' D1 ma Bose slime in idIe words consent
o. D., mine. or ere ue morning sun has
r.sen sa hear. b. hsAst shalf cease o.
beat
30. heavens spare him saiI Cad
eans. .u anguish.
ss You rf.a4i 4inva.r
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TERN>-Ou- Dollar aad FiGs Csats. ~
yrar. in advance Tso Danafs. ne the cnd cd ~
ye.r-
Clubbing. We ~ouli rsspectfuiiv call th~
sttsai of s1r 81 sre a srs~t e. lrri thsir ed
neNtsaiiar the crrculstianui q hous pafer O.
th~ falio~iag oGsr.
M~~tu senf
10 Copies. for one ,sar. for 1850
20 Copscs .for oae year. iss 5000
A. eve coy 90 ths prrson grfiirg ~ tn- ci,.h.
u - nsnarF rnstst acc.npanY the ofrer.
HS. feucugiT 4 g.. % state Street.
Bastaa. and i22 N.ssaa Strc~t. Nsu Nofk 49,
or asthoftr-d sr~nfs
JOB PRINTING ueatiy executed.
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HrApQoAhfERs D1sTRfoT OF EAsHvnLE,l

HEADQUARTERS DIsTRfOT OF EAsHvLLE,l
NbsRvbLB, November %, 1868.
General Orders, No..
The frequent and fragrant robberies
committed on t5e cars, on the several
Railroads, by the breaking into the same
and absiracting property thersfrom, rem
ders it necessary that more vigilance be
used to protect the public property by
those IN charge Of the trains. -
1t is therefore ordered, in accordanee
with directions from Headquarters De-
partment of the Cumberland, that every
necessary precautiOn be adopted to pre-
vent these outrages. an
To that end, the officer of the guard
and the conductors on each train will be
held responsible for al damages done
and loss sustained by these rObberies.
II. The robbers will be arrested and
put In irons, and delivered over by the
officer of the guard on such train to Cap
tain Goodwin, Assistant Provost Marshal
General, at Nashville, for punishment.
Ill. The guards will not be allowed to
enter the passenger cars, but will remain
at their post, with accoutrements on, ana
in every way prepared to defend the train
at moments warning.
". When the trains are stopped for
any purpose long enough to allow such
thefts to be committed, the officer of the
guard must send out soldier on each
side Of the train, to see that no such rob-
berries occur KS
V. Iii made the duty Of all officers
of this District, and especially of the.
Post Commanders, Quartermasters and
Commissaries on the line of the railroads,
to whose knowledge such thefts may
come, to report the same fully, together
with the name of the officer of the guard,
and Conductors, on such train, at the
earliest moment. o. 1Ataf o.
VI. On the return of the train TO Nash
vile, the officer of the guard and the mill
itary conductor will report at once wheth-
er any violations of this order have &C.
Cured, to Brigadier General r. S. Gran
ger, commanding Post at Nashville, Ten
nessee. -..tNi r
By command of Maj. Gen. ROUSSEAU
n THos. @. WILLIAMS, A. A. A. q.
noy29-1w
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NAsHvLLE,l
NASHVILLE, TEEN- Nov, % h, 1868. s
General Orders, No. 8. -"
In accordancs with directions fAOm
Department HeadquarterF, E
The teams and labOrers of the Nash
vile Wood Company" are exempt from
impressment, and the negroes, wood, and
coal Of that company are exempt from
seizures.
The company are required to give GER
tifcates of employment to the hands
employed by them.
By command of
IL Msj.-Gen. ROUSSEAU.
THos. @. WILLIAMS, Act'g. Asst Adpt
Gen'L
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FOR SALE.
State Of Tennessee---CO6ee Co.
Attachment ia JUSTICES C0art,
John L. Davidson and Joseph Walker Is. d.
b. Robertson.

A TTACHMENT having been issued in this case
n sgs the Defer dant, upon tie ground that The
Ieendspt had absconded from the STATE. that the
ordioary projects Of law cann0t be served upon hi
IL u ordered that he appear before ms, A.
my ofe. in tie togn Of Manohes err on the 18th IA =
OF necruber 1861 then and there 70 defend sdd at
taehmeut suit: otherwise the viii be proceeded
IN ex parte, before me. And Q Il further oTde I'd
that copy q this order be pub ished IN TIE DAILY
Uuicn, newspaper published in che city Of Nashville,
for four c1nscc- tive weeks.
Given under my hand this l7th day Of Move mber,
lS63. ~. .--... q. D. IN ERSON,
t -- i ~ Justioe Of the Peace OF Coffee CouBiy.
poxQg-lavrata .H F.. .
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PHONOGRAPHY

ID simple aRd easy that its principles can all be
learned in q few hours and a small amount Of prac
tce will enzble one 20 use II for the daily purposes
life.
None but -those who are acquainted With II can
form any lea q its great brevlty and simplicity or
OF the ease with which It can be learned. But What
Is Phon0grAphyl Il Is stem Of short hand writing
which can be written ten times fast as the common
writing, read as easily, and learned with far less
trouble.
Il s used not only by Reporters but by hundreds Of
thousands in this country aud in England for private
writing for composition, for taxing testimony etc;
In COURTS for sermons, foe correspondence, for book
keeping etc, etc by ladies' By Students, by Clerks
by Clergymen, by lawyers &c, and is rapidly com
ing into general use.
AS labor saving invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated and it requires but little time TO learn
10 for the daily purposes Of life. Bat the OBJ
lection Ia made that others cannot read IT. Well then
let them spend few hours 70 learn IT, for where is
the justice in requiring the active and intelligent 70
spend ten days in doing what they might do in one,
merely TO save the indoent few hours enort In
learning a thing hich would be useful them for
lief The time was when bat few persons could
write their names, bat the progress of the age do
mands more rapid method OF writing, and while
the active and intelligent MUST and WILL have the
advantages Of Photography, the tndolent must sub
nit 20 the disadvantage caused BY their own indO
lence.
The ease with which 1t can be brought into profit
able and daily use is shown by the following certih
Gates. II Is only those who are ignorant Of It who
ever speak against II. 3. .rs.lI l1Ee-oJ
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.

S~--~@@@-~ - SA-e1~ = - @OAA - AA1
For the use OF Soldiers.
1t is printed in four cslors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed ard preserve it as a remem-
bFance.. .,.-,r..
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
In. RHODES & co,
,sssii 80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
Oct16-3m.
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tfffsTAST cgAETERHAsTFE's OFTIcE, Z
NAsnviitl, IsSs., N0Y. 10th, 1888.
Sale Of Steamboat Hull,

4 .lLh eel % toe hishssi hisdsr for cash, the
- hsi Of the Unlied States straIubaat. G JTTAGE.
- lstnk ~ me Cumberland River ~ tie foot OF
oreAe stisst Nrfhfes irun. Bats viii b Received
aaa tne . made % be Highest bidder A bopd 10
80 80 - stenty- nTs par cent. Of the amouvt
49, go ~ Two resp nsible sureties 10 be for
- - - nftiect Or refusal Of pafing me awonut
-, q Us ~ = sooepted.l viii aosonpeny eseh
et4ls4 rtde Vii Be received 81 this ofoe ua,il n
es-1eAi Df< 1T 1865, and should b adtre-.sS ~
-. f1esf<znet, sstsd, s'Pfoposal Ter ften esf
d fkaKfE6, Jr.
A. t'stet G4Dt.aA q n
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Tue board appointed BY the fresloentS
and consisting Of - - .v
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demand exhib-
tied TO any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted. r1 ~
Claims must be presented within ten
oays after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
eeen engaged ia rebellion against the
Sovernmeat Of tbe.U nited States, or who
IN any way has given aid, or shall give
sia or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
Ihelr claims an oath Of allegiance TO the
SoverDment Of the United States.
lie mastering officer will furnish off,
eiai copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance OF the above
Board.
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall
oner bis or her slave for enlistment into
zoe military service, shall, if such slave
&c accepted, receive from the recruiting
omoer q certificate thereof, with a de-
scripture list Of tuch slave, aud become
snutied 70 compensation for the service or
IAoor OF said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon filing
win the above Board avalid deed of
mAnumlssion ana release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
50 eniistlng shall be forever thereafter
free.
AL enlistments will be made in accord
ance win The provisions of General Or
der No. ~, eaEreRt series War Depart
menL
81 order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEARSs,
Major and A. A. g. u. s.,
Oon'r org'n U. S. Colored Troops
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DR.. Kings DlSPENSiRY.

Eca - DR. KIEG formerly Of New York
XM for last yoArs o. Louisville X y.
W&@k6eS who has devoted his. attentitonte
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 ye fArtsr
himself, having attended 70 = practise TOR 20 many
YsaFs, Rnd eursd 80 many ih0usaads, be Il enabled
"a cure al diseases Of private nature, no matter
h5v bad they NAY Be rom inJudieicuB medical treat.
msnt, or from neglect Of their own. d.. Kfngir
DispeasAry Is No g Dsadsrick street. between ChsF.
~ and the square, second story, where be CUES al
diseases Of q private nature.
Gcrorrhosa cured without nAuseouG uedicinea o.
interference with business
Structures OF old resent date eEeotnaDy cured n
. few days, By an operation which causes no pain.
Where Btrictufs EXITS healsh cannot - sBnjoFed
PERHAPS no dsease causes more nischief and uders
mlnestht ooustftnti0n - much-
eYphlIis, with Al ths diseases Of ths skin RroWsng
OFT Of neglect or bad Treatment, can b e1eet1aiiI
crEs4 Ina ss9 days
essGfnsf Hcotasl-PzFticuiayz attention having So
given 70 this disease, and all She o0IseqUencesgrou
Ing cut Of IL, brought in many cazos b. ne de-
stFnctFe habits q inconEderkte yugths ant exceas
I've indtSenoe Of the PASSIONS. . eeRloct o. EhioA
viii undermine tie Constitution, rendering the sab
Jet unni for business or socissy, and causing pIe
gspAiss tho ms bsissorsus WIN uny slnonlty
The womb nay rest assured q tmmediate r----s--
rsEsgps .dinF zeroAii b wrhng aad aisssas
theT cese. WITH fee sacl1sed, dsfecl = Dr. A. M
Ne - Dsadsrick tirsel, HazbFlIs Tcea.. Wfl a. -
~ nsosszzfI msdiciess snl % tk6F ndffeta 81 q
nsars froE p 5eipEk II - srn1aE u1tn q Z
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. l, 1869.
= oen.rnl ord s; no. !.
rr,noB,s DIsrRfcr or NAslvILLE,l

Nashville, Tenn, Nov, Il, 1865.
7 Ia cOnplisbcs with orders ema-
mating from Headquarters, Department Of
The Cumberland, the undersigned as
snmes command Of the District of Nash
viIjs. incloding the defeBses of the Lou
isviIle and Nashville Railroad to the
Keniueky line, the Northwestern Rail-
road from Nashville TO the Tennessee
river. Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
-. -rosd To- Duck river, the Nashville and
Deealur Railroad 10 Columbia, and the
nosis Of McMinnEiIle, CIaFksville, Fort
Donelson and Nashville.
IL The following Staff Officers are an
noUDced: 49,.
Capt. Thos O. williams, 18th Infantry,
ADO, A. A. A. c.. r
Capt Jas. a Plummet 18th Infantry,
Act. Asst Insp Gen.
Capt William Hervey, 9th Ky. Vols,
A.D. 6.
Ist Lieut. Thos Elkin, 18th Ky.
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(Signsd)
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THos. G.. WILLIAMS, A. A.A g.
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