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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FORCES,
Nashville, Tenn, December 20, 1S63S
General Orders No. 81.
/. The following instructions have
been received from Department Head
quarters:
HEADoUARTERs DEPARTRENr !
OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Chattanooga, Team, Dec. 13, 1868
BRIa. GEN. R. s. GRANGER, Commanding,
Nashville:
GESERAL:
- 81
The Major General Commanding d.
reefs that you stop all sales of whiskey
in Nashville.
a
lSignedI W. D. WH1PPLE,
A. A. G..
In obedience thereto, all sales of
whiskey in this city, wholesale and retail,
are hereby forbidden.
Any commission house, store, hotel,
saloon or bar violating this order, will be
closed, and the liquor seized and con-
fscated.
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and consisting of -
The Board will hold its sessions al
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists viii be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied to asy person claiming that his or
her slave hAs been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tained from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Governmental the United States, or who
in say way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims IN oath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United 6tases.
The mustesipg officer will furnish Off,
cial copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance of the above
Board. -rr -rf
Any citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his OF her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer certificate thereof, with a de-
scriptive list Of such slave, aud become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor Of said slsye, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred, dollars, upon filing
with the above Board > valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave /
50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free. e-r S.V asa
an enlistnents viii be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. S29, cnsrent series War Depart
ment.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEAREs,
MajOr End a. A. G. u. s.,
OOm'r Org'n o. s. ColOred Troops.
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NIr. DOIbear--.PhOnOgrapbY.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Dec. 18Th 1899

| NASHVILLE, 4ENh.y Dec lzth, 1850.
take pleasure in directing the atten-
tiOa Of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOlbear, OF this
city. ait
have svailed myself of the oppOr-
tunity Of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet am perfectly astopished
with the progress have made in 90 short
a time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction I have received, and by
which have been enabled TO master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself TO the
attention of every rejecting mind. I
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such IS to enable him to impart
its principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of few hours. am further pre-
pared TO assert that if the practical utility
of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement would be SO unmind-
ful of his duty to himself and others, as
TO neglect any opportunity to avail him
self of q practical knowledge of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
Of committing ones thoughts 10 paper.
T. j. RHODES,
Capt. 60th Ills. Vol. infantry.
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Pastor Of the "a Pres5yterisn chaTeh,
hadayliia. Tans
EAmvIlLE, August !, lsss.

:, ?. 1T - aNIl1t y I1lE-
In about SIX months from the time bsaan he
study Of Phouography, with less than ons.thfyd al
said time devoted 70 its attainment uas eua1loyod
IS Reporter FOR the United States Board or Clairnt
he faithful teaching Of Ar. J. W. Dolbear. 81 Nasb
vile, and the study and practice Of the o0nfise COM
Prehensive, ami tudiei0usY arranged phdIograpbir
BOOKS o. Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati have thus essiIv
enabled me 70 make Photography practically usef,i
its prime pies are quickly mastered, and know IA
. NJ yoang persons can learn With equal pros
peci OF immediate and probable employment.
ne SECRETARY o. War has ordered, July 9Th 1qs7
IN "GeneEal Order No. 20s, phonoZraDhic rrDofts-s
employed under me authority Of the 10Th section u
the act Of Congress- approved NsTrb 4 Iss7' vsf1 -,
allowed nos exceeding ten dollars pr day etc Tha
VIII OF course greatly Increase the demand Tor ~
porters. DuscaVk nr-'.,-
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NIGHT PoLlcl

0aptais-.Tohn Pickett
Firsf fssrfsaaat--iiobert Scott. u
Ssoosd Lsesesa ~ John 5. Ingalls,. 81
PATRIOTISM
Eapia-Davld McNabB John Csvendsf, Joel Phil
lips. Wa Pickett, pan'l BREet, Wm Hulioy, Klrphy
Phillips, SAM Plummer, John Chenanlt, Mich Davis
James Miller, Em hsyo, Wa Rice, VIM Baker, ri
byfon, Bird Bruce, r 4 Eichol, Rn Stewart, jesse
Perry.
Es- The Police Court IS opened every morning Al
nine olclorF
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PHCNOGRAPHY

is 50 simple aHd easy that its principles can ali be-
learned In a few hours, and small amount Of rrar
tice viii enable one 70 for the daily purpose or
life
None but hose who are acquainted win a ear,
form any lea Of ts great brsvty and SIMPLICITY Or
OF the ease with which Il can DO learned But What
10 Phonogfaphy3 II Is atem Of short hand rltinv
which can be written ten times fast AZ the esron
writing, read a. easily, and learned with far les
trouble.
Il Is used not only by Reporers but By h1ndrsis o.
Thousands IN this country and Ia England for prlaf
writing for composition, for taEing testimong, &c.
in courts, for sermons, for Correspondence fr boo
keeping, etc, etc BY ladies' BY Students BY Clerks
by Clergymen, by Lawyers etc, and Is rapidly com
Ing into general use.
As labor saw z invention, is value can scsreel4
De estimated, AID Il requires but little time b enr
70 use Il for the daily purposes Of life But the on
jectieh made that others cannot read ~ Well the
let them spend few hours 70 learn H. TO-. where l.
ths justice in requiring the active aud INTELLIGENT b
slend ten days in doing what they might DO In one
merely 70 the incident a few hours Effort ir
learning thing which would be useful 70 them f9-
LIEF Inc time was when but few persona oouId
write their names, bat the progress Of the age De-
mands a more rapid method of Wrftiug and shlia
the actiTe and lnteigcut MusT aud WILL have he
advantages Of Photography, The indolent must sub
nit to the disadvantage caused BY their eWn indo,
lence
The ease with which IL can be brought into pyodt-
able and daily Is shown BY the following eertls
Gates. II Is only those who ara fgsorant of trbo
sYer speak against Il.
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The following very bust remarks Of The bon Thos.
Il. Benton, U. 5. senator, worthy The attentive
regard OF parents and ell young persons who have
any hope OF success IN the business VI aic.
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Iremain yours, respectfully,
THOS. II. BESTOy

Allow me to introduce 70 you my friend J. w. Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpoas q ssck
ing Peumanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher Is wed and SO widely essab
lghed that will say nothing on that score Ioulv
desire to present him as gentleman from whose 80
ciety have derived much pleasure ard Drodt and a.
one whom you have the intelligence % appreciate
anything you may do 70 further his designs viii b.
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN g. EDGAR
ROOM OvsT Smiths Drug Stare, Cor. Ch.srea aas ~,
Shsaes HOURS, Q to IL, a. m, to 5, p. M sad 2
10 at night
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HAsHiNGfoN ArrTf ) une q, 1913
Sir-ConsiderIng goGd handwriting % DO not Only
an Accomplishments, but msans u success 70 every
man engaged IN buness, greatly applaud your mer-
borOus eKertiOus 20 improve the chrucraphy o. fho
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently oftea sg %
write when they Should; and when they DO write IL IA
done az tie last moment with haste and impsfiepce
and consequently with faults Of all kinds u en- cum
mittng and injuring both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success IN
your laudable undertakings,
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NAaHvIL1E. Dec. lath. 1aso
MR. J. ". Do1REAn:

=. . ".
sIR: The few lessons took from you soma time
since Ia Photography have enabled me 70 save moe
snan tWo-ihiras Of the labor ~ preparing my sermons
and have doubt It will soon snabls n5,s io 49,
three ionrin5 Of t.. have never spent lime rpore-
probably than In lie attainment and Zeal uerfseti
Tree IN Recommending iE 70 Clergymen genersily - =
means ~ which vast amount Of time nav b. ave.
and that TOO with far less effort than GENERALLY sr
posed. Its principles few and q nple, Of ssSv
attainment and suited 70 The fun expression of evsr
word IN the language, either for present usa Or per
nAnent record. Hours respectfully,
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By order Of

by order OF
Brig. Gen. E. s. GRAEeER.
w. NEVIN, Capt. s. A. A. Gent.
Dec. 23-1w.
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Capt. Goth Ills. Vol. InfaEtry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fesser j. w. Dolbear, mOst heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
JAsP PATRIpGE,
Capt. z4th Ills. Vols. Inft,v.
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Davidson County Directory.

Davidson Comfy Directory.
cry aovERNMENTs 1e -
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Kar~.
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoorsisr.
JoHH CBuMBI.KY, EarshoL
nT~E MarsAois~-T. 3. Wnkinssp, A. @. TUCKER
aak James A. stselA
Clsrts ~ es4 karkf-1ohn csumbIey, ss-oasso, nrsi
Ihss hrSsF.y' second and Alisha Losg, third
Eezcsae Ceilecfor--A. B. Shnnkland
Hetg Taz c5iisctor--E 3. Garrett
zkeaa~c--R. henry
Fh1rf Eaaer-Thouas Ieake.
6spsssisu1aa Of fhs RorkhoHss-J. Q. Dodd.
st1sysalgAdesf u ~ Wazs~ Ncrts--Wnt stewart.
esaf e ~ firs DyaraAe.s-L n Freeman.
6szfcn 81 Ne C.sst@Y-T. q. Mcbride.
fsrea ovwssv-t. L. stewart
o. daovnss-N frien.
CRY COUNCIL
BoAnD on AtDEnnrx--M. " HFfen. pssssdsut.
PM Hard-JEo Htvnan.
Eacszd Hard-Joscph Robb.
zkird Ward-G NsyGeid.
Fcsir0 Ward-H G Scovel
fflh Wagd-laseph B Knowles
esxfh Hord-M n Brien.
kereu1 Eard-af I Ciaiborns.
ksglsh Wnd-J@eph Smith.
ConEoa CauscIr,--Anarew Anderson President
Fra Hard-ja1 Turner ana John Carper
Send Werd-G N southgate and A Myers
Third 6esd--andFsw Azderson and Aiex Mcdaniel
Fah Herd-W cteafham and 4 Glascock.
bs1fh Hard-fJ larbrouFh and WEs DStTeF.
tssesfh ltatd--J Z Rust and JsW Grady.
kgAtA Herd-Wm Hslly and D Wheeler.
szAsprs OosS91Ea D. Eu orr eo5ncu.
Haaas-KnoWies, sOuthgats, and Anesrson.
Wee Werks-Anderson. Smith, and Glascock.
Sree,s-sayers, TuTDers souihgate, hayfeld. Casat-
hafn, farbr ugh. Claiborne, Arla Haly. +
bcaoois-Hafs Kaouies, ana y heeieFt
Fko-f-fsrpel, Terner, and Newman.
1<.s DsJ,syfuse1st--b n yefs, ESist, and eoDyeI1
ees-DT1ger, Brlen. and CseAty. =
Csz<ifTpt-ssuith. Wheeler, aaG aaiiy
Asxka H0ase-Sogthgate, Newman, and CAREER,
6iapes-Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers
Beitos-f arbrongh, SOVIET and sayers.
fJTfngs-flalborne, Hui, and Haily
Rerk-Houee--t heafhagns Rohb ard Mcdaniel
Improvements Ind Ezpssditares--coFsl, soulbeate,
and Or YER ~ -
Public PropNt-Robb, Driver, and Turner
Pet Hoase-AtWfnan Haily, and Southgate.
So The bosld Of Aldermen masss me Tuesdays
next preceding tRe second and fourth Tburndays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
fs1aa-4 - fanHTn -
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W. g. sHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No 20

II Pbonography were taught 70 every solder n he
-lays AZ y, believes most Of then would vzias /
e highly a. the pay they recefyg from the Co1sv-
. ent Mt9oot N The leat interfering With Lhe.r d.
nga. ih9zAs r. BESIoH said in Congress:
'haa tbs ART been knoEn forty years aRo Il so,.Id
nave saved ne twenty years of hard laboT
fnoHogfaphy Il thus valuable IN saving % ferrs
"a -aouht Q! hfstmes should not every child have
- Vast dFantgez, especially when they can b "a
a 90 small an expense Of tine and n,oneg5 n n
aOala nave saved twenty years q hard labor - IL
NE o. one man, should years q hard labor BE- bforf
sPoa ethers Tor the vast Of blessaE q each cav
-''-iensf fOcstn
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10,
Gers. ETC., etc., etc.
An which a. r.rr.r.ad ~ a. !, -.
York nr,css - ''-o De7'' oAU - NC"
49, - = "a
Lloyas decorated nap OF the United States,
great sale Il has ali The railroads distance be.
tween the stations, all the wagon roads, etc.
Lloyds Great Railroad, Express, and Tele-
graph map, VIE every mie OF abroad and tee-
sIapn, UP 70 the Isl gay 81 August last Also every
express and Telegraph ofhee-tn mounted and sheet
iorm' ft
Lloyd's Military Map OF the Southern States.
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In January last Mr.. j. ". Dolbear gavs,' - a,
esaTgs course Of lessons in Photography snd W.
ting % myself and many other wounded Soda Ii
Hospital No 70 Tedious hours Wers thus cba.geS
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We value bIgbI-
our Enpssedgs o. photography, and those vh9 have
eit the hosRit4 correspond Ia Il WITH th0re ,rbr
nave not. v. Z. Dervin, u Company p Iffb ~ ii
A, who returned homo disabled for H(s frgn ~,
WOUNDS, writes Inst hs % teaching Phonozrapiv ~
nnds u 80 pfoniable that Re would Dot Ale 4 90
Tor Enas DC learned from Mr. D. think 18Th -oiss
ana Once would Ind the learning d L Drosfsbis
npioy nent t2r their leisure time II ca1au ~ ho~pi
"a, without detriment 70 other datss
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FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATKFUL FOB THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
~ ne has received respectfully Informs the citizens
ana soldiers that he has removed his DrSPKEsARV to
DOS 81 CHERRY STREET,
where the AfaictSd may always Had him engaged with
me Same zeal, agsduity, secrecy and attention &C
tneir nisortunes, which has successfully distin-
guished him as Physician in his special department
ofprofessionAl prsotics. All
OhrOnie and Acute Diseases.
ScrOfuIa, Spinal Affections, Gravel,
BydrOclles COngenItai and .eca.
dental PhYmosis, Structures,
Diseases OF the kidneys, kSIaS.
der and Prostrate Gland, BzeF.
suxEaI Affections and Diseass
OF the Skin, ese.,
inset with no resistance frcm his remedies
PRIVATE or v7NEREAE DIsRAsEs
Of gu forms snd stages speedily cured and oReotua
ersdieated RON the system. Recent osass cured in
Aw days a - D n
Dr. Os ofloe well arranged and persors afaiotcs
with these diseases can have tho strctest privacy
Persons st distance address him BY Latter de-
EcEibing tbs most prominent symptoms but n al
difficult cases, personal ex&ninstton viii be nsces
EAry.
0Mee EouEs rrora 8 In tba Esrnsns
eaAl ia tAe evening.
ia1 s4-iV
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HEADQUARTERS CONFUSION roR TEx !
ORGANIZATION OF Us. CoLoRED TRooPsI
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
Circular No. l.
In accOrdanee with Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tabiished for Colored Troops in the De-
partmsDt Of the Cumberland:
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United States of America:

q. 8. Marshal for Middle Dh'Tiet Of Tennessee.
dsclO--14L-
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BE- AD IaCAfIaS Oh HOgPIrAR n EAEHELLI

Cssk and HGsssr-J. f. Glcaves.
sz- Tho Court mosta the nssl Monday in Nay and
Hlaalnknr. - -
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COUNTY COURT.
CIRCUIT COURT,
cRIMINAL oouRT.

Csrk-David 9. Love.
~ The Court meets The nrrt Monday
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HEApoUAarEns D. 5. FoRors.

MsjSr and A. A. G. u. s.,
Oom'r Org'n U. s. Colored Troops
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WALuABE Farm For RALg,-Tbo undenl gaed
onga ior sale tho lent Farm Ia upper GeoIsh
Tor Confederate money uf Bonds VI NtgIOes lhf
Farm lies thme miles ron omyryle Drpm, DIS
hHih7 nom WngPoli and ton mfe luW LhatisnOOm
D. a well adapted ln thp growth uI tufn, wheat Uas
r''y7r aud Qrhh. on which there la good Vineyard
Wd "a good OUhWl, Arn'a aud Peach nj ruHI WH
ler h ever fln uut o lHH earth AVID penty ul f and
a. good em loI o. iuNnd ur dsIIIIfU.-u0 hud b.
un0'Y llmtord Wl lloiwf'l, Ihoo uo ala mudred
finH nj cIrlrh hind Wi under good puroH, ,ud
p.onIv of rwv rnoWnud uN l0r stock tum, "a
nng rInn ui wheat FruwuF 0n the nme hundred
luQ ifriNrlfH 1c'ts now iup, hnt, tIe VINEYARD
wit mako HlWo iliral hullWl g.I1la of wines VtA
nhn hundred md I'ir 1clol no com, 0Iy l 0At tud
ll.' .t'.N'' lF" a"rH 'n rf1H Hul tOylr. on tbp
place There 1n llanIy ul QUO hUuHI, barns and fti-
hoH mod W.' hou.r nl COLLAR Iho Dwelling
Im uuWr hlt c'Wmul, There lm aho ptu,y
MT |'.|H .I'IH zoe fiuFl tUlsHhOli ih8 yafi and
n|H. W. .I... 'l OFF UHu, amy urulu wish.
4. IH F.I DO vHI 40 .tN and ovtuiu1 Don
'NN hrr PERSON D..uE m nY uHI,H0a will
'. "' d. No. N.."'ru, who vH 'nNn pleasure m
|". n. A'n hrN. 10, lu.m, AthuA ga, lhu
Nn|n" N rriIl. .nUi twelve nlnlwd auut,
J. ENltNOIa,
mIr|u|# Gnyylllp, Ca,
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rn. r,a.s.acai rp,, soe,r,y.

This IL . Religions pnb.icsto society OF the
Gon'eisracy 9a'y one which 10 not under
dsuominahoua management eEcep, the South
Carolina Trac, Society has, az matter Of
course, been directing it's Efforts mainly to-
wards oar armies. volumes canno. be print.
ri nov without great expense, and even the
smallest Of them have too much bulk for the
soldiers. The Society has therefore directed
lis attention principally to tract publications -
issuing as yet, nothing larger than Come to
Jesus" Sules' Address, the Gospel Of john
AID Soldiers Pocket Almanac.
The Society has been less than two gears ia
existence, but Il has already printed two hun
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We aud As original expressions %. .hr
Rrbclu2on thc auv3i., Hr yalauugau
very 1o,craiiy c.a9rs,d by The pr..s Oh,
R'cbm.nd Eoq0ror czw. as
as aWN Csc yiijwuL Paragraph
nou au editorial ON the subjects
.l,r,y,,o,r,,-,,' .r,,,, ..,vl r,rtu, NC sg-rgsl
that lha e2.,ea .EUyIu be@ae himself .u
LN.o., 4u-.., a4 lu1 .3lNg,u auy.u 90.
Lake Bic. p. cav have jl.. Il.erc0I.st ulU.
bits alherynts in h.s own state; aud can pre-
pare aud upen t,a revolution 90 lua North
weat which is, pa.hHpa destined 20 overs
throw tI. d0u.H 81 ao Wosl ,'ou IS.
m.a and restore the liberties oil. ls country.
For We assume that bis DULY business u '".a
u0w 20 accomplish that revolution ii lup
mu.u, aud materials for il be wanting or, il
b. aaH not the pluck 10 use them then, indeed
te might az well be b.J.h0g on Tho Dry Tor.
lupS, Oh m,nidsrIng lu his grave. Let him
50 on 10 Canada. ua can tefepr0molc thu
good Wylb-y Biz JuWay.a, much ueuer than
Lu Ould Do here. whore lu viii certainly both
umyarr@H Us, and himself embarrassed iu
NeVol bis future action BY way ol vii.
ui.gt0u aud Bermuda, be will have 40 trouble
0 reaching tie British Colonies; ana most
sincerely, and uullectcj.y, our good wishes
Wl attend him
The Richmond Sentinel also follows u Inc
same wake and speaks ts mind iu the man
ger following
lie should mta bis way to the Canada
sb,-cs o.. Lake .Ie where across .ts blue
v.etahs nigh. el.clavaw Of A.s0Hn Ohio.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.--The
' undersigned offers f,r sale his plantation, situa-
ted in Chambers county Eve miles east Of Lafayette
Ala, Oh the road ~ West Point consisting Of COS
acres OF land
On toe premises is good dwelling, aud other nee,
casary buidIags, oil in good condition. goOd
sW log Of never falling water gin house end screw
barn and sheds, for stock, also good garden peacn
and apple and cherry orehatds With egeTytnl nee
essiry for 2 county residence.
Persons EMhiagto buy. would do we'll TO call aud
ica The place. Mr. g. H. Guse Of Lafayette vii sno1
tue place . my ols wishing 70 pure hase Ierrs
easy ,,,r,,,,,,,,-
Iagy2Olj. THOS. j. WINSTON.
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CTOLEN.--Fram the Depot in Chattanooga, on the
- night Of the 18th Of April, q Trunk, containing
an elegant light Blue Silk Dress, with white sik
0Ouuces one White Bomblziue Morning Robe richly
embroidered in front in closed fowels, one embrOd-
Cei Slla Mauulh and other articles OF ladies aud
gmjrau's clothing; also containing many valu able
private uapers and deeds, beonginrto NJ & Royce OF
franklin, Tennessee, a liberal reward viii be paid
for their return, on Information that win enable me TO
obtain the whcle or any part Of thcm, and no Ques-
tons asked, Address Mis-. NJ. \. Royce, GICepvlle,
Tennessee fmay212t
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Nd committed TO jail by the military authorities
Al at Chattanooga, 6nthe Sd Of October, 1852, aud
sn0rg recently committed by an acting Justice OF the
Peace for the county Of Hamilton 1euu on the 18th
OF December 1862, negro boy calling bag name
JOHN, and says be belongs to VIA. Jones, OF Mem
UhF Said boy is black, 20 years old, iCet 9! inches
thigh. fhs owner is requested 10 come forward
rr0r. pycpItTpay thatgcs and tale him out Of lai
dae2O j, d. SWAIN Jailgt.
CPlMNDiD lNYESTM ENT. VIII he SID at auc,
~ ton at Whiosdcs'UepOt, on the N. ~ G. Rail
road, on Monday I'd day Of June next, the uneEpred
term Of five years and seven months lean, with all the
railroad, Ce=s, tools, and equipments, belonging to
sold Mines; the Mines Hle in fine working order, all
the cars, roads ana tools are new The Mines will be
shown by MI @. Lnscy, the manager on the premises
to any one wishing 20 see theu.,
msylG-tds E.G WALKER u Co.