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prsrRrCr OF MIDDIE TENNESsEE-No. 81.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TESNESsEE-No. 81
TTTHERKAs. on the 9Th day Of December, 1ses, an
w -inlornatien Wa flad n the ri.srict Court Of
ne Unted States for said District BY Horace H. HAr-
roa Atsornsy u ghe pnited states fers said District,
AGAINST four hUndredand sixty siz 1900 dallsrs IN
tennessee Bank notes, in the hands Of D.. Marborg,
being the proceeds Of the sale Of Ee.unant cf the
stock q w. J. Porter = Co, alFgtng In substance,
that December O ls65, N s4d District on land said
properly sez d forfeited 20 The United States
for causes specified Ia raid information, towft Dor
that more than 60 days after the public w,rning
aud procllmat on daily given and made BY the irthi-
dent OF the United states, IN pursuance OF ~ et OF
Cor gres, approved July II 1852, and entitled, An
act " Rupprfss 70 punish treason m re
beliOn % seize and conascAie property Of rebels,
and FOR other purposes :" the owners Of said perty
we're engaged in sdt,g and abettng 40 armed rebel
Ion against the GoTtrHment Of the United Sales
Nov therefore, 10 pursuance o. the goEiton Of said
Court undfr The seal Of the Court, 10 me directed,
hereby give pablc nOtoe 70 al pers0ns coneeTned m
nfefost IL zaid properly % apFear eefora TIE said
Gour on tie "a sndss in April NIX, at the Federal
Curt room, in the Capitol, 81 Nashville, then aud
there 70 iatsrpOss their Claims.
Z. s Marshal for Middier DstEst II Tenn ssse.
Eocle- ~ III ass
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w RgREAs, on thef15th day Of December, 1868,
w an mfornaF5u vas died in the District Court
OF the United States for said District by Horace II.
sirlson Esq., Attorney Of the United States for said
District against cases CT boots and Shoes mari ed
&C B. bali Co., Nashville Tennessee alleging, in
substance, that o. the ~--day Of -. 1863 at Nash
vile, in said D stict. lsqd, said property was
seized by Joseph R. Dillon, Far, Surveyor Of Oustoms,
as forfed 10 the United states Tor causes IN said in
formation set faith, alleged TO be true, tO-Wt That
on the - day off,, 1865, SAID property was trans
ported from Louisville, in the State or Ktntueky 10
Nashville In the State Of Tennessee, witboutla per-
nit Of duly authorized officer Of The Treasury De-
paFtuent, or wtho taatlt was frau enlenty OBJ
tanned and for other causes sand niora ion speoi
d, and praying for process TO enforce the Sc ne
and c0DhscatOn OF said property, and that persons
concerned in interest IN the same shopd be cited to
appear the return day Of said process and inter
pose their claims. ratDl -It'ELfL '.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor OF
said Court, underthes al OF said Court TO erect
ed hereby gvepublic notice - al persons concern
ed in interest in said prop 10 sppear before said
Court At the Federd Co trt HOJm In the Capitol at
Nashville, on the third Monday IN spril neat, at 10
O'clock AN then and there 10 inerpose their Has
- -r.Ef .,rffyalH l.. K. GLASUUCh,
7ii--i ia Q. 8. Marshal. Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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Special Notice TO Merchants,
ASSISTANT SPECIAL AGENCY

ASSISTANT SPECIAL AeEECYf
Nashville, Dec. Is, 1868.
Merchants in this city are notified that
it is . violation Of them. bonds to sell
goods 10 any one for the purpose of re-
sale, unless the party purchasing pro-
duces certificate from q Local Special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, sta
ting that he is authorized to keep Trade
Store at some point where Trade Stores
are allowed in conformity TO Treasury
Regulations. Any violation of this no.
tice viii subject the offenders to . revo-
cation of their Trade Authority and a
forfeiture of their BOnds. This notice is
intended to apply only to parties who
purchase goods for 70 sole At points cut
side of Tho cityof Nashville, uOhsrS no trade
stores are GlIowSd. Traders living in the
city, who purchase their stocks here ex-
clusiSely, are hereby permitted to do So
until further notice. without the local
agents certificate.
Trade stores are permitted at the fol-
lowing places: franklin, hurfreesbOrO,
Shelbyville, McMinnvilIs, Gallatin and
GAINESVILLE. CHARLRs A. FULLHR,
Assistant Special Agent, ETC.
lon %
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HEDcUARTEzs q. S. FoRoEs. !
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1863.
General Order No. 40.

General Order, No. 80
The following regulations Of the Bu-
Tlsu Of Washington, in charge of prison
ers Of war, are published for the beaeRs
CT this community.
These instruciiohs will DO strictly fol-
owed By all ofllsers at this Post:
sYisitors, out Of mere curiosity, will
in no case, bspermit.ed. Persons having
business With the Commanding OH5cer or
Qusrtermssler may, with Che permission
Of The Commanding Officer, enter the
camp 10 remain only long enough to trans-
act their business, When prisoners are
seriously ii, their nearest relatives, pa
rsats and wivsS, brothers or sisters, If
they are loyal people, may be permitted
10 make them 8 short visii, but under no
other circumstances viii visitors be al
lowed TO see them without the approval
Of the cOmmissary General Of trisOn
ara" mr.rT
NPrIsopers WILL be parcieo, or returned
only BY authority Of the War Depart
menf OF By direction Of tho CommissaFy
General Of Prisoners"
By command Of -
m 8 Bde.sGsns E s. GRANGER.
W. HEyIB, Capt. and A. A, G..
deeI3 lw i
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President Of the Law school, AZ Ls5anon: Tenn aad
who was for 20 years on NE Suprcas Ranch Of Tea
nessee
s'Ar. Dolbear has spent many years IN teach NJ
and perieciing his system Of instruction, and by
far superior 10 any teacher d penuansbip have eV-
er seen. You viii perceive az Ouoc that be Is man
Of me intelligence. Re gives Instruction without
and his reasoning u just ad clear thaI
you a. once perceive the principle he sss % iEpsrt
and that being hxed the min1, thg papil, acting
upon IT, s0ou earns write with tass and rapidtF
- well "a with elcglnce.
commend Mr.. D0lUear 70 your Nd attantion, and
trust Il vii Be CONSISTENT with your vieHsand fesI
ings TO forward his oblecs. Agy service yea nay
Tender him viii be woTthily bcsgOEcd and gi Oh 70
me Very respectfully, yoar irisnd,
LEs4NoN, TESN., Uci. 20, 1885. n. GREEN.
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HR. KTNG,E DISPENEARY.

49, DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
Z4N foS last years q Louisville, ky.s
4<12S 1ho has devoted bis attention %
he treatment Of privse diseases for 50 pears, fEtteFI
himself, having attended % practice for many
years. and CURED many thousands, he = enabled
to cure all diseases Of private nature, 40 matter
hoW bad they may be from injadcious medical treat
meut, or from neglect Of their OWE. Dr.. Kings
Dispensary ss No. Is DsEderick street. between Chsr.
" sad the Square, second story Ehsrs he oussz al
diseases Of private nature.
GonorrhCsa cured without nsuseous medicines o.
Interference With brziness.
Structures CO cid recent date electuzly cured n
few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where structure extra health cannot be snnjoyed
Perhaps no disease o4uses more mischief sid unasr
rsiEes the o0nzttesioz &c INCH.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the Ekn, growing
Get Of neglect or bad treatment, Be eIoctasll
cured IN fee days
6ssaisal DEMONSTRATIONS attention wing beez
RfFea % ths disease, Aad all The consequences grow
Ing oct Of It, o-ozght or in many eses By ihe de-
strctiye habits Of incoRsiderate youths, ard exsass
I've indulgence OF the Passions, . Degieot Of which
Wil undermine tia constitution, rendering the sab
Iect un6t for bussnesE society, and cA1sng pres-
tire old age.
Fernaies lsbo nag be Iaborsng VITA any difficulty c
tSe womb may rest assured q Immediate -.
Persons residing abroad, By writing add stating
their case, With he enolosedy direct q Dr. A. King,
TO- IS Desdzriok street, Nashville, Tenn, win kSVr
the rsossczTy medicines Rsos 70 ths.r eddresa Ort
heHrE fzcz = eicsoak IN ths 11rri1E Epsi 10 tia
ssKixR tIs'vqh-to hAgi-.
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HsADoUkRTERs CONFUSION FOR TEE }
ORsAEIkkTIoN or US CoLoRED TRooPs,b
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1863.
Circular No. 1. 91 -
In accordance with Orders from The
President Of the United States, the fol-
laying recruiting stations have been es-
tsbIished for Colored Troops in the De-
partment Of the Cumberland:
- Nashville, Tennessee, .5V,
hvrtressboro', .a
Gailatin,
GAINESVILLE,
Sbelbyvills,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Piksville, Tenn.
Fort DOneldsOn, Tenn.
McMinnviile, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President
and consisting Of - - 80
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 10 any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter.
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort 10 the enemies of the Gov
eTnment, and al claimants shall file with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish OIL
ciAl copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the
informatiOn and guidance Of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shsh, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer q certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled 10 com pensstion for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon filing
with the above Board = valid deed Of
manumissi N aud release, and Masking
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
90 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free. s-1.---s-
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Or
der No go, current series War Depart
meut
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEoRGE l.. STEARNE,
Maj 5r aud A. A. g. U. s.,
Oom'r Org'n U. S. Colored Troops.
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Frnn a. Rr. p. F,.aon Or.

CoLUAHIA, TzSE Nov 81, 1st3.
Ma. J. ". DoiRKAE-Dcar Sir I have ben ni1cb
Interested and pleased exauning your systc-a ..
Peumanship. Your method Of teaching seems % ne
% be both skidl and faithfil aad The Improvement
Of Jour pupils - 81 prsirg and rapid beyond any
tki1g have ever situessed- ] shall feel happy L
tls ties lm0ay 20 your merit shall lad others % avau
themselves OF your Instruction. "a o1e II The most
beautiful AID useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. d. OTEY
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ooRNKR or UNION AED COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ainbrotypes, Photo
grsphs, from life size down to Carte de
Yisite, executed in the highest style of
the art, either plain or eOlersd, call at
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in the Southwest. Al
buns, carte pictures of the Generals of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection Of pictures in the city.
80 Respectfully, 80
T. F. SALESMAN, .sl
Successor 70 O. O. GierR.
Dat IQ-Sm
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Gremaln yours, respectfully,
TEOS n. BLNTON.

Allow me 10 introduce u you my friend J. " ia.
bear, who sits your city for The purposo q tsseh
Ing PenmAnshiP and PhoRogrhphy Ills reputatlan
successful teacher Is vel and 90 widely eslab-
ligked that vii say nothin on that score ouIT
desire 70 present him eenuemsn from whose -
cietg have derived much pleasure aud prolt azd a.
one whom you have the misiligencs % spPruciate
anything you may DO 10 further his deagRs Nil -
gratefully acknowledged By your friend.
J0iiN u ED8AR
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mr.. Observation-Disclosures.

NASHVILLE, TENN Dec l2ih, 1863.
/ take pleasure in directing the atten-
tiOn Of my military friends, and all
others, to the science Of photography, as
taught by Prof. ]. W. DOlbsar, Of this
city.
Ihave availed myself Of the oppOr-
tunisy of taking course Of instruction in
this laSor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet am perfectly Assonished
With ths progress ] have made in so short
. time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
tbs ihstruction I have received, and by
which have been enabled TO master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
aud readiness. The admirable sdspts-
tiOn Of this science TO the requirements
Of the people in this age Of railroads aud
selegrsphs, must commend itself to the
attention Of every reAsciing mind. 1
hssitaie not 10 say, that Mr.. D.'s expert
eRos is such as 10 enable him 70 impArt
itsprinciplss to The comprehension Of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of few hours. lam further pre-
pared to assert that If the practical utility
of this rerpsrkahle invention was pro-
2eslS appreciated, no friend Of progress
aud Improvement, would be so unnind-
ful of his duty to himself and others, as
to neglect any opportunity to avail him
self Of practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
OF committing ones thoughts to paper.
II T. RVonrs
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Esfraw.


TNAKES ap ~ Thsnaa G. Jeraes.sn ias 80 Of Do
4 esrnss., tso3. eny horss isaF yasrs M ne
cne peak ey-. Appfiset . 1kirty Doilsu eaid ~
ealt Jane, = have tsea tasee uP "a he Ara "a
the I'd, efd plstrct e DaFidsoE Csuniy Teunazsss
.efas 49, = tisr Hflt ?, r =
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n e L S O MS
AGENCY @ F1GE.
az re
For SALE.

A SPLENDID FAMILY BEsiDESeK, in West EAsh-
n vile. Eer
Al sIeg sot Resiarnes On Vine-stresi, a. reas1ua-
ole pre-
Brek store, DweIgsS, Stable. &C. with q seres Of
good laaa, frait tnee we'd and water IN aouncEncs
Il TriuBe, williamson eounty. Can b exthsrged
ErproPerty a ksshvil ..
hans n1ssf.etsTisz site on fss river hank. IN The
eorpos atio7 q Na-hFiiis.
Io0A res Il Lana, slt1 oomscrtabls inp.oYsnenis
four miles sorth 81 the city, a 500 per acrs Teen
y more can b had ft1s purchaser dcss hot
Nant al
Tso -'eglnt Store houses OF the Puine seusEe,
Nashville. z1 So tTa aFf ~
erck D~eliiug on csdar-sirset, between FpssosAnd
sFfn~. Ne. ~.
Lots, Improved and guinproved IN Edrsfeld Ntrth
Aasdvai4, soath NASHVILLE, ard West Aashviiia.
81 aestfQf clnreFKace, MoriEacea, Ard AL kinda
~ legal deesaents asssn ~ b eorpstsnt Asiss.
81 yiss. Nsriss sna La issnrsnss Fss-iss Il susd
b. g. sullh, kgsnL
Ic2s'let kEIHQNe uFffcR
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sir-Considcrlng good handwriting 70 be MOI only
an accomplishment, but q means Of success % every
man engaged N buness, Frtaty applaud your mex
it0rOus eEerti0us 70 Improve the chrurrapky u The
age. A gentleman OF lady either who writes badly
never writes will ngy; snd c3nscqucEt ea faii o.
write when they shsuid; and when they do wrls 1. il
doae a. TIE lat noment, With haste aEd impstcnse
and consequently with faults Of al kiuds u en- c1u
hitting and BjnFing both the writer and the eauss
which hs advocates Wishing you every success Is
your laudabls nudortakIgs,
TN I
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Author q us "ssiene0 lof Poansnahip. /"

Persons tron to 90 years can learn this vv.,.,.
an lev lessons aides are taught 10 vvr7fe IL :
-s-l' eSly ana RAPID manner, and gentlemen n bod
| rsPi business styje.
10 pers0as acquainted VITA ~ merits his ,v.,.-,
o. writing need u otner recommend lion buf -.
ante4uai lei with e Hr. D. rsfrs % ths fologBy
femSrks and t,atiaonHlls- IasIead Of teaching pa
El@isap niergiy A. a. ilaifioa AZ AZ ex1.s-se. =
= ars enabled b m reduce ID 10 ne cs,ti-.-,
u selenoe, 20 thtt being guiEai bt tu,rl,ls. ~
siea1 Of ralona FTsciics, W. IL rem 10 - -
and RAPlDITY.
So accurate is his system, and 80 upif,--, tn a.,
success, that after Witoessiag hs eGeets on ssvei
hunared pupils in SAshvius, tas lsmsntsd Afr,d
Hame observes.
s'HaviaS had fair oprortg4 Ity O. examining Won,
system Of fenmanseip aud having Sc q The weidsr,
ful aud rapid improvement q your pupils IN nv
school, consider u but lust 70 say that aesv. h
% be rot Vuiy the besf sgcni but ~ ol sus a-.-
riag fie Haefor hy ST. ict attention % the ruiss iy
eE, cry person may, N snort Tine. scQuire ire
RAPID, and eeganI hand. Should Be ptszssd q. See
i universally adopted"
This exprcssioa vas coocurred n By
Aaj Gen. =. y. Gliues, L ). Arnyf
bis tXceiicncy. James Z. Jones. Cos. o. Tennesves
X. Rev. J. h Oiey, h.shoP q Tennessee.
Rt. Rev. 4. p. Niles Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev faIliip Lindsay, d. .. Pes Of Nashville Unl-
Rev. J. 7. Edkar. o D., and many cher citizens. Of
whom, AnaTog Jackson says:
Bang requested By Messrs. DoIbear 70 state The
standiag IN society Of the fcndemen, sgnfr r. b N
WITHIN, Do % with much plsAsu g being acqaaintet
with most Of them; tney Highly respectab e. ani
gentlemen Of education and a high stsnalng In -
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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INK
wa be furnished fee 81 charge h s9ldieFs 10 o. ool
Of the Hospitals, II their 5o-iles or inkstands Ero
brought At the above hours SoLplEHs are uau one
third less than citizehs
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ROOM ossr E4sih's Drag Sore, Ger OszrsA asd Fiss
S'Tees HOURS, 9 to IL, a. n, 70 s, ?. n, anal
to at HiEhL
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scran Iron.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED 10 PAY
Of Rrosd and High streets.
.. D. DIOxE7, Agent.
p.s9ateh oopy.
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wAsaIsGIoN crT, June q. I,

The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
r. Beuton, l. : senator, are worthy The attentive
regard OF parents and al young persons Fho have
any hope 0! success IN the buslucs. ef LIE.
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DAVIDSON ooUNTT-Taksa ~ ~ william Ne
~ Pherson. sEht nilss "a TIE NGsbTills TsrBpise
lniTfct ! a said oo1nty, on tbs ga November sea
Of sorrsl oolor, aboui il years oil, Itaht hIard
Ace, EpgFatsa ~ efssa eel thsEna eatsa. lsft
tore f5oi Whlia ~ - the knss IA ssSd Ncv. fttS
Deeouesr 1I-ats
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800 Agents VYantsdlf
8lHETHING ENTTRFIIY rgWl

5lSETHiSa ENTIRELY ERElg
"A sKtensive sale o. eleglnt m-ssivs OJfo PIN.
"A CiiS ana rEN5 Tor lie doilars fociud ~ ~.
otnsr arts 10 (ff p pr0miscu1ns ss Of over 10 zoo
daereht srtic esq EhaLsver u nay happen "a ~ ~
sszns ~ Cus ON House and sxpress C5naoani~. -
anoeita ler pa kseea, irunf ,esrpsf sacks Ae. t-
- hiElest deer on rsniure. vi thout their seE
IBIS peir ktoEu- We eeital1.y have a n1urh
rgpt p ssi s-aed euvelepr, contslniar Al srrics
o. epknoNn fslu. - they have . zen : seb.-iris
Y.l-rsss o9ltAiainss many tines. No Falas a. 81
especially wren purchase first Eurs of tbe nm
ssfta 81 thsr money. % ths Pencil aad Pen. go
ifcn fsech-nee pArtef tbs Purchase
NEW AND FAIR OYER.
Ne aaS no one 20 send us ths money. sntif tbev
knew What article from the Eonerai Lad viii secc,
p-ay me fencii ard Pen TheJ ear simply s.nd "
heir E'e- On alp o. Fapsi, acd ue Nii "a tbenn
Know the result y r1turn mail, ID Heais1 fuvalons
a1d they ese than SID Or the aFtcl Or not e. tfsV
choose Fuii partlcalars, with private clrcuI.r ~
AgeHts, SCAT b man AIDES. " IN stamp for -
'us ~, $780, go. , 3 Clark \ Co.
&c na---t~ 81 Nsasaa 81
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JG HAYS,
Pas.Or Of the "a Presbyterian Chureh,
NeEhvilla "a


In about slH monias ron the sine bega1 he
siudy Of Phonegra9hy, with less thAn one did q
said time deFoied 70 - attaiuEdaat sas empioyad
e. Reporter sor the United States Boart u Ci4ims
Ice faithi1 teaching Of W J. " foibear 81 Nash
vie, and the study and practice u tho couca con-
preFensiye, ana ju1eioasiy srranfsl phonogfspt
books Of zen Pitnan, Of CnCiunau haye tlu5 easily
enabled ne 70 make Phons graph practically dsefal
Ita prime pies are qucSly mnstsred, and know q
nothing that young persons learn with equal pros
pet Of Immediate and probable emPloyment.
Ine ttary u War has ordered, July 6fh, 1850,
IN "Geuerai order No. DOS, snograbbic portsrs
employed under The authority Of the z9ih section q
the act u Cengress, approved March s. 1872 vii b
allowed not sxceeding Zen dollars per day :" sto T1a
gill o. course greatly Increase The demani Tor 70
porterB. DuaCkN s. DozRrs
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Capt. eo.h Ills. Vol. Infantry

Having leaned Ahe interesting and
ussfol science Of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. w. Dolbesr, most heartily en-
dOrse the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
JAsF r P4TnDoF,
Capt. z4sh Ills. Vols. Inft'y.
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HrAnouInrrns 2. s. FoRrrs


HEADQUARTERS 2. s. FoRCrs,
Nashville, Tenn, DecembeE rs, 1885
General Orders Ne. 81.
!. The following instructions have
been received from Department. Head
quarters
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
OF TEE CUMBERLAND,
Chattanooga, Team, Dec. Is, 1868 }
BR1e GEN. B. s. GEAraER, Commanding,
Nashville:
GENERAL:
-
The Major General Commanding di-
reefs that yOu stop all sales Of whiskey
in Nashville.
lSigned W.D. WHrrPLE,
One A. A. G.
In obedience thereto, all sales OF
whisksy in this city, Wholesale and retail,
are hereby fOrbiddsG.
Any commission house, store, hotel,
saloon OF bar violating this order, will be
closed, and the liquor seized and con-
iscated.
By order Of
Brig.-Gen &. s. GRAxGER.
W. NEVIN, Capt & 4. A. Gsn'L
Dec. 23-1w.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29
PHONOGRAPHY

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learned IA few hours AID a aHaaf amount q prac
lice will enable for The daiy purposes q
lie.
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form any lea oi is great brsvity AMI simplicity o.
Of t1e ease vi Oh vhi b it can BE- earned. Bat UhaI
IL PhOIHg aphyf u Is stem Of short hand wiring
which be written ten times as fst - tts coura
writing, read ~ easily, and learned with f4r laaa
trOable.
Il used not only By RcPorierz bat By HUNDREDS q
thousands In this -untry and 10 Eugland for private
writing, Tor composition, Tor Ia ing tsstimony etc:
IN courts, for sermOBs fJ- corr, sposauce fr boos
keeping etc, etc By ladies', by stadenis, b. Clerks
BY Clergyman, BY Lawyers, ste, and 3 rapidly CON
ing into general Use.
As labor saw invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated, aud t requires bet little tine b. Islra
70 use u Tor the dails purposes oi lie fut The Oh.
fiction . made thai others canuOt read il Wei thsn
lei them spend a iew hours 10 learn 10 for where Is
the justice IN requiring the active and ateI gent 10
spend ten days IN doing what tbey lnlght 90 Ia one
merely to save the indolent a few houfs efoft In
learning ING y hiCh woaid DO usofai 10 them ~
hef The tine was when but few psrsoaa coald
write their Names, buI the progress az ~ AZ o.
2ands more RAPID method d Wriuug and whis
the active and INTEL gent acsf and VIII have ths
advantages Of Photography, the indolsnt Iaast sub
mirto The disadvantage caused b. their ONn lido
leDe8.
The ease With which it eau Be brought INTO proat
able and daily use Il shown By The f0aOEinR csrua.
cafes. II is only those who are gsorans Of Il sho
ever speak agaiust Il. -