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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

lions given them tho day before hnd than NOR,
anxious oarn their duties and more ready TO pers
them when they know them. than any set Of pon.com
mssioned officers ever saw. There n no All.
count on these fellows at all. Give ne thousand ,ucl
compose this regiment and desire no strone ca,
battalion to lead against enemy that Is at once their
opprcssor and traitors my and my soldiers country.
This testimony is worth chapter Of speculation.
The Atjor alludes TO one fact above, moreover. ID
which the public attention las not been often directed
the excellent and able men who In command II our
colored troops. They arc generally Of hcart-usa
Of opini0ns-inen whose generous impulses have pok
been chilled In the cold shade" Of West Point
The officer from whose letters have qroteJ v,,
volunteer in the ranks Of Pennsy vania regiment from
the day Of the at.ack on Fort Su,ater until Auo,.
1862 His bravery bis devotion to the PRINCIPLES a
freedom his zeal in the holy cause Of his court,,
though all the abortiye campaigns Of the caanitous No
Clelan won the regard and attention OF our loyal Gov
Curtin. who with rare good and discrimination
took him from TIE ranks and mrde him. fret Leu.s.
ant Colonel and then Colonel Of regimen. in the pins
months service He carried himself through ill In sucs
manner as fully justified the Governors confidence
and has stepped into position where his patriotic
zeal can concentrate the vsor II these untutsrsa FREQ
men In defense Of our imperiled country
Another officer knew--First Lieutenant IN con.
panv Of tho 55th MISUNDERSTANDING. when Pope fec
back upon the efenses Of Washington in his disastrous
campaign was in honorable and lucrative position In
this city in the civil employ u the Government. This
position be resigned and, shoDldeing Lis muslet 10
stepped into the ranks of the l2h Massachusetts, volun
tecrs and In twenty Days thereafter had been through
the battles Of South Mountain and Antietam In tie
latter conflict no wounded bu. did rot leave his
place In the ranks unit, the conflict over lie waa
present IN ali tie battles and skrnishes Of tie Army
the Potomac under Burnside and Hooker. Governor
Andrews commission came to lin 10 stood In lie Of
battle at Aide. Three days afterword be had joined
his Regiment at Reading. Mass end is now confront
ing tie enemy on the coast Of Carolina. This brave
youth--a Plymouth boy and child OF Old Harynrd-is
worthy the honor conferred by tie Gc7ernor and 50
long as these brave coorel Differed by gallant
highheared. S.ayerybating noble youth such "a tho
two alsdo to above. We can never despair OF tho
Republic. "A EEiClAG
Jashington, Nov. &C. 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

ard especsy the Ccnstiiro-tbe cornerstone OF the
r-I roliy-bGt vii icv.Ie aad erdeeycr 60 love your
your customs your language, and everything tia.
sop adore a. now lose yon.
viii teque. tho bet and most skilled among you to rally
around mo without ro.d to rcsioas political Distinctions
And by their ineil.rr sui enlightened assistance VII
cpdeaTor deveo3e OH. sHIous good seed ~ ~ re-
sources that exist 81 yofI auiu country, which VIII ue ny
country, too, hereafter IA
The en OF NY ia ion vii BE- this: to make Greece Isl
~ In nis lies, model kiB.d ~ IN he East. - ia.
bay the Almighty, rn.ing - hs W my "c. go r, La
me in erdcayJTs and irUy lie newer ai'" i'o W e
public promises which ill- tay make g." you. . ,,
In addition to these. utctca of bod e''' 'CErRcE'
dis holy and sssin shadow.
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The house ofthe Rev. A. p. Buel at borden
town y va. snterrd by burglars on Friday night
NOT % md $50 worth Of table silver sioen-Nu
OF value above their real worth. they were gwen "
Sr Ie By leal lesGs SINCE Le has been u Ils taaS
tly,
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ciAi. ......-.-. ~
.,lrllY .ur j. G. Smith,. LIP
IOtcl.-.----..-.--rt,< -
a.. hmnaH.Nn N" ~

M0IUrIIy ,ul I Tla. HlnItH 7. dIf
(1hrlo Was LO contest o. tie election FOR icl term IN
this Dstli,t, Judge Richard a. Marvin. pAiol being
r,e.ecs'd.)
IN coItiss nsr.ed with ,sr have ilsr tho yse ior
Secretary OF 4e-ti, for Judge not b ny II halo
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tie new edition yerred 10 above 81 N>'sls creort'e
treat o. entitled Ie pftf cts Ge n lTnr o. Nelp Il
Law applied he udre nd a'l.-- o. NaoIs eid over
eisus !. ~ -. friOirr tldeIc 100 fioaQns a TIE 'i
tor arc il nt aGd ios ad eLei.l a. fLc o. iHr leh
tdapt.lc W. o4.. d o. t4e ltt.rnt . ti's &c We
al ~ld. adm. SECS o cop tho It, M. e.on 90 Ir q
srQe4ior 10 81 90 j. 's.'. y tustin .ui"0''-s'
8vo aid tsu.0, each ID taIce VO.ulnes
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A REMARKABLE CASE!

from NJ. John b. Darling, Matchmaker, Putnam, CT.
PUrNAN, Conn, March 20, 1850
Gentlemen Il avail my OF this opportunity say
wore in behalf of "Br. HiSt0's BGiSdm II Wild Cher
Tg which have made Of in my family for several
years. ALWAYS with the most b. nefcia results. My
wife being Of delicate habit has always been troubled
with hard. dry, hacking cough, whenever taking lit
tie co d. and has employ various specifics ihout OBJ
tpiuag any relief. unth prevailed upon to test the vr
tues Of Wstars Balsam, the effect of which has been
truly astonishing
More than Vt ar since Young man belonging in this
place was taken with bsf ding at the lungs connection
with most severe cough, and nall, given to
die by our best ply sios and it evident to all that
Consumption was CLAN inG him victim! Learning
these facts, m, wife sent him bottle Of the Balsal1
which he took and in due to the great astOnsh
ment of his friends, his accustomed cupatiUn
snatchcd, as ii from tie laws o. deaih! In
many other cases have Administered the Bsissm to
the consumptive and aiwaSS with the best OF
These statements simple facts which can be vouched
for AZ any time bv calling on me at my store.
remain, yours truly, JOHN L. DARLING.
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DR. MATTLsON's bLTeRATLvE SYRUP

For SeeORda.y. Syphilis. Eruptiens on the ski;
Sore Throat, AOuth, and Nose; LoSs Of Hatr
Ola Sores; sEeiings; Paias in he Bones, ana al
other signs of Secondary HeneteaE DiSta1e. ~. No
remedy ever discovered has done what has been
achieved by this Under its every of constitu
tonal syphilitic faint is speedily cared and in short
time the subtle poison is complete eradicatcd nom
the system and heat and st ength nty Te
ne Soath, Then stopping az Newport and phth he
presented Dr. II Wih $3.50 besides biL after Having
been Under the treatment Of the most eminent y sicians
sn baltimore, Phitddeipha and New York for FIVE
YEARS one large bottle lasls monh.-Ptice, SIN; half
sizeS59 Sent by express, receipt Of plice by
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MATTIs0E's NERVE iNVlGORkTOR.

For Nervous DeJiNfg; GSeuinai Weakness: loss OF
PoUer; MP0tency; Confusion Of Thoaeht; Loss IF
HE-nog; lhrita6ls 2emp,r; Gtoomy AIpehtnsienS;
end IN Loss If Reason. ~ Ibi new remedy Tor
mat fearful train of mental and physc / arsi
from venercai excuses Rnd ct hsbits OF the
young. is icomposed Of the socthi g. stenL th-
eniug ard mviRorat medicines to be iOund in the
whole Vegetable ngd, m forming in combination,
the most perfect Antidote for This ob.tnate and
distressing class of m&adies vet discovered II
has now been sent to nearly every the Union,
relieving the III told suflerines OF n drcds who have
never seen the inventor Restoring them 70 health,
strength and lsarpines One vrge bottle lasts onth
Price Sl0 halt size, $3.50 EAS~ A'Els 5 {: Es UBS
d &c SAT ssENd siIIAl% are t?e result Of over
twenty ears study practice, and as prepared
they known the BEST for their respective
purposes | am Therefore induced 10 make thea Public,
for the benefit Of those who otherwise uld avail
themselves Of their virtues The, are sil warranted
as represented, in every respect The price mi be
refunded GcE~ Prepared and sold ONLY bV DR.. MAT
1lSUN, at his REMEDI L INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No. IS UNION STRICT, lt0via nee, X l.,
and sent by exrress, to all parts OF the country in
closely sealed ackaee, secure from observation
CENT &c price by mail.
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Recruits Wanted for Co @
CAPT. d. w. KIs1BALL)

NIL dtr Recra ting 0ificers
FNRo L LINEN LIS S.
list of all persons enrolled uuder the CONSUMPTION
Act in tn Nards named is posted in the several places
on is al cd to notice of the Provost Marshal Of
this District in another part CT this paper.
WARD
a: 81. Eaton's Store, corner Union and School st.
charles e. Gates store corner of Union aud Exchange
street
Bannisters Hotel, 81 Man St
81 hitney's liotel, e age) 80 Mangt.
Jacob iIauf. Lincoln Spare Hotel, Boarding House.
orcester Gas Light ONCE, Lincoln square.
adams square school House, Adams Square.
J. Z Woods Grocery sto1e, corner of Prospect and
A 81 Eaton's Grocery Store, corner of Union and
Sch gel st.
Pest Office Main ST.
II B. Wellinston's blacksmith shop, corner of Elk
Daniel Foley S store, 10 Blackstone st.
David TrOy'S Shoe shop, 81 Mechanic st.
| Cross SITS
No. 90 Mechanic sire t.
a. s M; MeG Co, q Trumbull st
| Thos Hopkins store spring St
swans Hotel, Washington Square
Jerry roey's store, ii Washington Square,
s. TAFT sons store 81 Front corner of Trumbull st.
Vernon Ladd's store jTedn st.
5 Putnans sore. Is Green St.
HnGrey Ma tins salGon lG Mlbury ST.
A. IIawes' store, IS scGtnbridse ST.
Angler Il Rose. store Webster Square.
r'i I'D saloon, YIN Il Jqnkl 5, Webster Square.
=. !. :. Tina, er's loon, l2i soutUbridRe
John Wechs store, corner of Salem and Madison sts
Lewis Il Thsyer's Saloon. 332 main St
Thomas Davis Meat Market. 3 Pleasant ST.
Tnwne Parkers store, c-rner of Pleasant and West
Alden Theyers Store, corner of Pleasant and Mason
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IUUFlkItilT sECJRkD.
GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR FEMALES
MATTISON'S DlURETlG UOMpOUsD.

For GoRorrhea elect, Structures, Gravel, aud
al Di!eases Of the 0riaG?v Organs. GzB@ This new
remedy conta ms Lcitner BsSam tUpa,Ya. Spirits of
Nitre, Cubebs. Turpeutine, any Ctner MA. seuus
drugs but is elegant yes atabie liquid, pleasant
to the taste and smell cooling, cleansing Ing in
its operation, aayig al heat and irritation in the uri-
nary passages You, therefore, VIII nave been taking
BaisGBl COpGud, either in capsules mixtures jor
months unit sick and pale your breath ami clothes
filed with its vile Odor: throw away TIE disgusting D tx.
lures and send for bottle OF his Netr Remedy hich
will not only cure Of once, bull il will The
system from the bad eeUs Of the mix you have
been taking long. II ls arrgntu to one hdJ
the time OF any other medicine The Price lei be re-
TaRaed. ONE BOTTLE OFTEN SUFFICIENT llce S3-two
bottles At time s..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-24

MR.. E. G. GOULD'S PIN WORM
~ SYRUP is the first and only remedy offered to
the public for the electual renewal Of the Ascardes
Pin Worms from the human SYSTEM 1t affords &c efin
twenty four hours Is warranted when taken
according 10 directions which accompany each bottle.
I'VE believe ne hall the sickness among children is
occasioned by the Pin Worm and not we'd
general arrangement OF the whole system Within the
last two years Dr. f.. g. Gou'd'a Pin Worm Syrlp has
gained high reputation in this section, and
sured never fails tOeradicate from the system those dis
tressing pests. Children who could find relief have
been restored to health by the Of this syrup"
Portland Courier.
DIR. r.. q. GOulds Pin Worm Syrup has become one Of
our standard medicines, and it is being rapidly adopted
bf the Medical Faculty who have Test its merits.
Is valuable cathartic always safe and reliable
At wholesale in Boston, by Geo. c. Goodwin Il Co.
Sold in Worcester, by Geo p. Harlow, Geo. r. spur NJ
l.. Green q Co., and NJ. S. McConville. At retail by
Druggists generally. d3m n23
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WEBSTER seTARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at rs,
2l5 245, Sl5 a. 4l5 AS, al5 54S Sis, Gas, 5 145,
O,l4 lOi4 ll4, ll44 A. NJ, PA PA la a. 2l4 IA
3 S44, 4l4 444, IA, 54i, a. S44 ia, 4, ala s44,
9.l4, ga p NJ
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at
1913 10 l5 1855, l35 A. l25, 55, l35 25, 255 S3j,
4l5 ~, 5S5 ~, So, 7S5, S5' S65 P NJ Leave West
l5 355, 4,a5 SIS, 5,55, 6.35, 7.l5 1856 s.35 9l5
WEsLERN KAiLk0Ap LIE leaves II harrington Ayenue
SIS 355, 49, Sis 555, 6.35, LIS, 755, s,35 Leave
Western Railroad at IS, l0l5, 1885, ll35 l2l5,
255 l35 25, 255 1885, AIS 455 535, SIS, 6.55 $5, Sis,
S.55 ?. M.
During snow storms and heavy travelling, while the
teams doubled up, the Webster squsre will
make half hour trips leaving Lincoln Square at A.
and halfhour till 10 Leaving Webster Square
at 6.29v NJ, and every half hour to 1929 P.
Western Rairead cars will make hour trips, leaving
Harrington Az cnue at 64j NJ, and every hour TO 945
P. NJ. Leaving Western Railroad at lis M and every
hour to 10 Is p. NJ.
west Street cars i'll make hour trips, leaving IIar-
ringon Avenue at6l5 NJ, and every hour 9j
Leaving West street as A. and every hour Si5
P.
The time adopted BY the company that indicated by
the Regulator the Boston and Railroad de
pot. GEORGE f. HONNEY Superintendent
MI dtf
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FnrnItnre, TT

furniture, TT.
THE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
- IN USE.-E. g. LAMSON a co. have just received
a.lot OF j. D. WILLoUGEsT's Patent Self-Sea1Eg
z SSE3SEsSEE CANS,
lhe best II Those lsttng 10 preserve Fruit any
Kind, will do well cali s1d examine them bafore pCr
chasing elsewhere. W have also received ana shall
teeo constantly on hand r. Boots superior quality
PEARL ~ RSs'IE Al NRTE WAEsE,
Every piece warranted not TO crac6e, which offer al
prices that cannot a 20 suit purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large took OF
E2GUSS "a ESRESsgBke GOODS,
Both New ana Second Furniture every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding. Also large lot Of Parof
sad Cooking Stoves Call before you buy.
E. b. LAWSON L CO.,
g. So, and 70 Nam street.
GS z. B. LARSON Will give his personal stteuton to
Toe sale estate or personal property in city county
or state dtf ala
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/ Ak. SUHkNCK IN DYSP PSIA.
- SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND REMEDY.

70 Prepared by SETH w FOWLE & co Boston,
and for sale by all druggists. d2aweowNWeow d2l
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Leave Huntington Avenue al 46, TI6 14b, SIG, 90
9l6, 90 l0l6. 10 IS, ll6 ll46 M l2l6 Y IS, Is,
l4O 26 246, 05 $40 IT, 446 SIG AZ, 6.6, GAG i6,
81, 30, $40. 9 IS, 8 80 p. NJ.
Leave Western Railroad at Ill, 7.4l S.ll, Al, co.
945 10 l04l, IL Ii, lI4l NJ l2ll II A. LII Al, all
24l, all $50, o5 AL. Sill, SAL H. Gal Ill IS, $40
$50, $50, l0,00 l020P.M
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Leave Harrington Avenue al G2O 636 706, I So, S06
S So s.Ol 81, l0r6, 10 49, lt6 lbs NJ, 1916. H. As
06, So o. 25G Of Be- 406 49, GO, 536, OG, sos
los, /. 80, S.lN, 50, $50, 10 l0P.M
Leave West street at IS, o. 1874 SOL 907 937
2s7 a. 81, 4O7 ~, W. 557 COZ, S. Ia 75i, s.
= q "a ri IL p
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EaIix0a0s.
wv FORESTER HORSE RAILROAD.

Webster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Square At 90, 30 100 1880, 90, 49,
$40 OOn 80 10 90 10 30 il ON, l3O ll45 A. NJ; 1900
1z5, p 0, = 6 90 Is, 40, Las, 200 Ia 80 20
90 35 80 345, CO. 80 A. ~ Is, $50 545, 800
SIS 30 As 100 7l5 73O, s. $50, 800 $50 TO- 10 80
Leave Webster -quarc at 629, ~ %, 81 % A.
81 20 959 10 % 1888, % II 81 a. II IA, l22s
y -, i259, IA l29, l., 59 IA. 229, 24i 81 3.A
$40, 3.;4 So 4i4 % 50 STA, 30 544, 49, IA, 3D.
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New York Mail train 1000 p. m.

R1ilroaG CenaecticHs-At Al bany with the New York
Central, Troy and GTeenbush and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with the Housatonic
railroad At pittsfeid with the Pittsfed and North
Adams, and St0ckhTdge and Ittsfeld railroads. At
Westfeld with the Hampshire and HGmpden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Sprg
field, ana Connecticut River Ra Dads. At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Willimantic and Belcher-
town and Amherst railroads At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
R0rcester May |, 1862. HENRY GRAY Sup't
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S-7stSsSz5 -. gTER RAILROAD. WINTER ar
. = IRAN GEAENT, commencing MONDAY,
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sss7yy75zszsas7 WESTERN RAILROAD
ks=:Lsse.z-s==sF All ARRANG EXBRTS-C Com.
!: = * siss menciGg MONDAY, Nov. l6, lS6S.-Bos-
ton, Albang and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany and Say Stations, (ac-
coaimodation) at 90 a; IN. and 4.05 p, m.
For New York and Albany, (exp) 1905 a. and 90 p.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
i.l5 WAY PASSENGER frsn. Connects at Plain
field with trains to and from Hartford and Providence
Norwich with train for New London and West Side
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Leave Nashua at g. m. and IL M, and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
concord where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the assuI sc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Bairoad.
At Grcton Junction trains directly with thu
r the titchburg Railroad NTH the exception the rs
train from Boston, at Ftchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For tuIther particulars and connections with Othe
loads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States q. W. BENTLEY Stunt
Worcester Oct 49, 1852 DIFF
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No. % Union St. Providence r. /.
81 dl,y Ann
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HHEVEULINE GLOSS. - The most
- perfect and cheapest Hair Dressing ever offered TO
the public 1t is highly pertumed and warranted
become rancid by the heat OF the head. 1t is admirably
adapted for the of Ladies, ChlldrGn indeed anu
one who desires perfect Hair Dressing and preserva
cents.
For sale by D. SCOTT, G. R. SPUR, and by all
Druggists. deoptf ie2T
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ouartermaster,s .uepartment {,

; fs.nt Col. J. l. DONALDSON, senior aud supervis
Ing onartermasier, and Chief Quar Ter master OF
Dcpots, DcpsTtment Of the Cumberland. olioe
los Cherry street.
Can't JAMEsF RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter
master che los Chcrry-street-
Cant n S. wINSLOW, A =. NJ, BiEhursing quar-
te-uaazter Ofioe l03 Cherry sweet
Ont CRAs r. Irwin, A. 2. y, m charge O Oof-
rails stabies. Public Animals, Means 81 ira,ss-
portation, LANDER, workshop &C O1noe Aus
Cart c. CRANE, A. Q. NJ, IN charge q kAiroaa
Transportation. Ohlos ChufeA-si-i al ONA''~n
c. n sfUBBs, A. O NJ IN charge Of forAse'
Tuei for steamers, and River transportation
once S. Cherry street
g., n NoEqt5S, A. Q NJ, IN charge 81 Dtpot
rr.rsgortsii,n. Uflce 81 cbCrry ssreet. =.
-, r. h WING. A. q n. in charge Of hofse Medl
-l,.s Hardware. and nGcsllaneous q n STORES
fnice los berry street
o. n ] cox A . n, IN charge Of Siaiion.ry,
q NJ Biauks, Ilothirg, Camp nd Garrison
IouIpsRe ofaae " MAIfef q Get
Cant a A. IT CkER, 4. q NJ heesiptins Ana
llsburrfnR Quafie master, =. y Military raj
rosds. ofios Church-streei, At Shaisanooga De-
Can't JF. TaoM, A. A. Q n, Posi ousrtermasttr, IN
ehsrre Of Post TrauFpoFtzt on, Hospitals, Bar
racks Quarters, fIaal, tommutation q Snat.cia
and Fasi. printing Issues y detachmentsi 4o-5
ko. hins ~ Cherry stieet- -
psPL n kEcis T. RCGARi A. y: n, % ens.se -
sFfa-Eea' era RailFoac. oGee colsEs-atfseil
srth-R ssisn Dspe's
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/ o. q. q. Directory.

TFNNFSsEE LODGE, No /; Meeis eray 1s'esdai
uiohG-R II MoEWen, n O. , l. " easley, u JOIN
y Hide, secEetary; X spain, Treasurer.
rRaarF IopcF. No II: Meeis escrF MoHdag Hight-
j L Parks, @; W ] Phiihnsi q; hopAihs
secretary; b Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 20; Aoea eucFg Friday H!gN ~
their Hall on south Ihcrry strect-Jsmes Nyatt
NC; NJ Dortoh, @; 4 Goodlett, Secretary =
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LnDGE, No 100 (Sermanl hees -
q. a yintsf. secretary, e Sieterie. Treasurer
RIDGFIY RNCAMPMENT MOL: Beeas ssssy ls and
Sd "Wednesday Righh-S inaeT, = 10 Nv,
Jr, Mp; } l. Wtakley, W , 1ramni ; W JUN
IIice. Scribe b Cutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPNkNT, No 4 Mses enerI
% sad Al "Wednesday s.g.;,,-L IeeNsI,S n = =
q Coieman. scribe; n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBECCAH Aes.s II FIsdag H,ght .
esok uaoufh-John p Hide, L n; kubi Ihompson, a
La; Weaklsy, Secretary MIS- Byrhs, ~
duotoy; Mrs B y Brown, Warden; Ars Chas hoeers
son Sentinel.
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The following il correct list Of all Hospitals In
this oitys
Hospiial No 1-OH Gun EaoiorB Surgeon G "
HOrner, College street on the tiii.
Hospaal No 2-UnirsrsiiF BitiidiHgs Surgeon X
Iyude, L S Vols, Market street, on the Hill
Hospital No 3-EHslsR's Baiiding: surgeon l. ID Har-
low, u Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
Hospaai No o. Gun Factory: Surgeon q w Hoge-
boon, L 5 VO's, upper end OF Front street.
Hospital No S-MosoHic Hall: surgeon W otter
sou q Vols corner Of Cburoh and summer fireets.
Hospital No 9-Carrfdes FactoTgs a surgeon &
v France, Z : A, Market street below thesquare-
Hospital No 1l-(Foa BOHse): A A Surgeon l.
Hoge 5 A. on University Pike.
Hosplfal No l2-BrOadsoag Hotel Surgeon W lAu
ton u 5 Vols, corner Bread aud cherry streets.
Hosbifal No 1871 uIns's HIGH School: Surgeon K 4
TAYLOR u Vols corner Of spruce and Bread streets.
Hasbifal No l4-kaskUille Female AcddoRH Surgeon
Philips, Vols, Church street, near the OhA'IA-
noOga Depot.
Hospffal No I5-HyHess High School: Surgeon VIM
n Chambers u : Nols, corner Of Lane aud summer SIS
HosBiiel Ne 1G-( Coufroband) surgeon ko-
nAyne. SA corner OF Bread aud Front streets-
Hospitaf No 17-(O Gcers') Surgeon Il d Lyndei
CSYuls, Market Il Get, on the HUI.
Ho,sfal No 10 Morris & STATIONS BHi4diHg: Sur
FeoD i w Fove 5 Vols No 4 Market street
Hss,,if1I No a. lfsiho3is Church surgeon
FplieT. q Vols Church street. BET Summer aud High.
C,fysberlaad Hospital Surgeon Clark MobermOnii
[ \ Vols on Hardin Pike, west OF the Fenitenhary.
prisoa Hospital-scooHd Bdpta Church: A A Sur
reon q Hickman, L A, Cuerry street, on the hill
Conyalesoent Barracks lMarosl House, Corner 81
Church and Cherry streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-27

G. II. Cornwall Of Oaio, Chief Of The
Bureau Of Redemption, has been taken
into custody on > charge Ofstealing mu-
tilstsd TrearuFy notes returned for re-
demption, aad putting them in eirculA-
ton again. Il is said that robbery in
this way 70 TIE extent Of 81 least SIS, 900
has been fixed ngon him
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-27

JOKE or QUARTERMAsTERs = Tuesday,
at Que Of the ssaods at the Fair, "a OIL
Ger made some purchases Of one Of the
fairest OF the fair, and handed bill 10
Miss P. 10 make the change. Their
being some little difficulty in making the
change, one OF the ladies jCkingly re-
marked, aCbsat him; it's ali for the sol
diers" Cheat bin , indignitely re-
marked Miss p, I'm no QaaTtsrnastsT r.
The gallant lieutenant colonel beiog Of
that psr5uasion, Of which Miss Z. VS.
entirely innocent, took bis change and
left, feeling that bis branch Of The ser
vice was not Ike ths wife Of certain
Roman, "sboVe suspicion. "--ClB. Glzsits.