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The GUEBoATs.-Ths ensay's guRboats did
net disturb tas duist Of ths csazznily yes'er-
day. rs en- the tive previeas sabbsths. On the
contrary, they wers iyiRg at ancher absRs two
miles below City PsiHs-sae eff them kslow
sgEsuad. Sevez Plaialy vi.ibis frSm the poizt
Iha Orjset Of this visit to our waters is ne. yes
uadsrstsoa, though it is net believed te bs aHy-
thing ssTioUs. Il is pTe5shls that ere this, the
grounded beat has beer rightsS by the aid Of
her eoHpanisss and the tido-Petsrs5Erg En-
nrsss. 20th.
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~ The following list Of freight was received
by the Southern Express company, yestsrdav.
snd remains unclaimed j. Caldwell. J. s
Sash, T. Il Laftsn, T. A Goddard, one box
each h W. JaekseR, s. Il. Coleman. Jas
A. Person, package eseh Mrs. WIN. jackson.
t~weRty-6vs packages; Captain F. Z. Bake.
bag J. I. Grant kegs Mrs. Z. B Ponder,
bucket.
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- Yankee papers say Rosscrans captured
four thousand prisoners during the late forward
movement
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u Gen. Neal Dow arrived O. R3eb1snd on
the l2'h inst sAd enc Of la papers Of tia.
city says
As bis stay at the Libby win probably be in
definite, It viii Doubtless be gralifyiag e him "a
ssaFs tbst tie Plees is PaiHfslly Temperate. azd
that sis law is literally enforced in all its pre-
visions. Neal is a BrettY man, thin, snail aad
whesssHed fses, with wkisksrs cut in the Ia
g.ish style. His wsrSrshs is drea5fully ssaut
sHd d3laPidsssd. It consisted, when be arrived.
OF lnsa Dautelossa, sbi-s aud esat, without in
signs Of rsak. Dounbtls5s the weather was
wars dsTn at PerE HUDSON, and no was taking
it costly when 'gUbbls5 sp.''
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e Rosaerass is in Nashville. The Press Of
tAs 18th reports him making tbo grand rounds
Of ths city on tie day previous with Gen. Al
drew Jshassn, Gen. Stranger aud Gen. Garasld.
Ths Press thus sraad1oquszily chronicles the
LEGAL PsrSgrinatisRs Ofths lager beer DszLGod:
The didsreEt batteries around tbs city thur
aered fsrth thsir greetings Of hsnor 70 tss great
leader, as he aoved from point 10 point. and the
shipping" and "noaitsTs'' Acknowledged bis
ksTsic presence BY a graceful display of pea
Rsas. sirsamsrs, AID tbs stsrTsd and striped
smhlsR beaasth which he has vicsofously
fssght So efssR. A samptu0us repast
WAS prepared fer the distinguished visitor
in tie casia Of one Of th3 gUnboats, but the
urgeRt sRgage2ests Of the general aad his safe
forbade thsir sesspLRaes Of the o~vstioa. During
the stay Of Gen. Rosecrans IN tais city he will
have a grand review of sill toe forces at this
pest; wbss It will csns Of we dc net knsw. bat
it will certainly BE the most interesting thing
that has t-anspirs3 in tbs mihtsTy history Of
Nashville. The magnificent grounds ct John
TTimble, Esq, tits said, have been selected fer
eha pageant.
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The BeSs IL he Slrest-AprslliEr gssres.


The body lsyia TIE Giasls o. the street. uithia a few
yar6a Of tie ssr.sr sf Thiuy-feur.h street. EstHrs
~shu5dsrs a the appalling scsuss wkisk here took placs.
The bsdy waE DUiiatss in sush a zzyHsr that Il va
utsly iHTp0Esibis 20 T~sseEEizs IT, Ths ASS was nearly
sns sass sf gsre, whiIs the clothes were slss saturated
with the srizssR hsid 81 ffe. A crowd # sezs thrss
hundred persons wsuHdsd tAs prestrats fEure. Th-ls
zsH licked aPsR ths si.kt with the greatest eeslness
ans sens eyes smiled a. tAo gay ahj-ct. Oar reporter
walked lsiEursiy aUoHE tke erawa WRish sgrrsshfss
tts body, aHdia Gsap4Ey VIII tha rest Eazsd UBsn
the sxteadss naEs Of CESS whiaz WAS the szss ssrHz.
zHtfsrR Of Gel. =. Brs1- NstWi! ~hstzadiHr he
fssrfIl PTscszE wAish the Esldisr kas Eoas tkrssE-. he
WIS yer breaking with evident Strength. The eyes
r'rs s.s'sd bat tssrs was a very apparent tWassiRE
II lac sysidG, while the Hps were sew and sesia cen.
TBssd, IS Il Ia the asst intense EEsAF.
The Body Dragged Arsazd he Strsss.
After I-izg fer ssmrwhAt OF "a hosr n fkfs p~szftisz.
several Of tAs crswd tssk held 81, tie bsdy BY he lazs.
AID draggsd 1t 'rsa d5s t. side I'll the street TAis -
Grafton vsE gsHe thrsugh vita several tzeE whsa tie
srswd sgsia len the bsdy lying ia its sFigisIl position.
Life ShH Existing.
Had Gel OBrien been . mas Of weak rssritutis.
be wsul5 certainly have ceased 10 exist long enough
bsfsrs this time. He wss, h6Wsvsr, through lie a
nan sf great natural strength, aHd his fact probably
kept him breEfhizE Longer than HsuId auy ether cen.
his every slightest movement wits tas most iEtsRta
EnEi-ty. Nsw sad thea tie head world be rsiass fr.z
ths grsuRds whlls an application Of a feet frsz sps ~
ths ereWd would dEsh the already Eaazgisd maas agsis
to the earth Ihts esuduss was ssrrias on fer s1ws
tine, aHa Whss ear reFsrtsr left tie body was still Iviag
ia the street, tho last sPark Of existence svidsntIy AaviR-
tsksa flight
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KILLED BY LIGHTING. Ca Tbursday
morrisr, tbs IG5A lest while Ea1srs. john VI.
KsrE, A Oxen, D. Tyre sad J.. Il Drawdy.
members of hsier Z. g. AassrssR, Jr's, bat
tsiea GssTgz cavalry, we're retaining from
Genesis Point, tkeT we're OTsrtaksn BY a thun-
der sierra, axe, TAea sbsQt three niles frsm
The Psiu', thsy weIe stTsek By e sash Of light
ming, which ins!aztlY killed Pdyats Drawdy
zns H5rso. TIE other three, with their hsrsos,
were tArswn to the grosnd, where they lay in
sensible fer shout So hsuT, wAaa they were dis
covered By ssma nsgross, snd By laan taken t.
tha plantation Of Nj. y. Rodgers, where taey
received every attention AID we're restored to
eoascI9gsnass-SasanN1h RagnIisan. 81.
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Ersz the valley.

We have comparatively liitls iafsgmatisn
With r~sssrsueo te afsiTs il tAe valley rsEisn,
WksTs the Army sf General Lse Is aow believed
to be losEled. We haTa Assurances hbu tAsas
Ubs hSEs lassly arrived frsm Winchester thsl
the ssRditisz Of ear troops was neysr better
thss al Bressat, ssd if it SHOULD bs the pslie7
sf the Ysnkse commander &c engage General
Lee, iias fear need be EppEshsR8e5 for the 1e-
sails.
TAe PASSENGERS by the Ceasral t-sia last sight
Ss BOT ssnfTn tAs r=psrl that tas Federal ire Bs
have crossed in foTcs a. L~ss5burg. Tie s]Biaioa
Is expressed that Hothiay moro tAaR ths cavalry
Of TIE sssay have ventHrsd 70 tho ssuth side
OF ths Pstsase Richmond Disystch, 2lst.
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a. mGFAH.

n e. sIAhs, -COMEIssION aERCHAvT go
. esaisr n al! Kinds 0i oauH,ry rrsdues. 40 re-
-ofs1 Saihss as ia's store IA the N0rcrsss buII-n-
Wa burned 70 he store isrsav oesueT-5 ~ So
Oee4-y Wsre1aRts MEisllu st.set. rrvn
tosis Hon AawIngs hsrdHa-s "a r., were hs vn 3.
A1pPI 20 see a1d serve ali Of bis fdsuds and aurt,urss
FOk SALE-A large aud veil ssso-tsd 49, u
Croeksy sad Glassware.
U2l2R PC snr,rs
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NEuafaFd.

sDfAO LBS EE5LlSH ss1STARD-n ter B-r-F
zOO cans-oz eonsig meut and f5rr t- - f-
ANDERSON ADAfa s. 90
IE comm ssio7 lie cEq7ts
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Paper and FnyeEeue~

E0A REAMS LETTER PAPER.
ODO 10O03 Envelopes. On ea-sr4~s,. s-5 90
SAFE y ANDERSOE, ADAlR & co
W2th f0umfar. IA "a .h--+-
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NAVY DEPAErnENr, wasHiNstoN, Sept. II, lsG2
J. T. LLorD-Sir' ssnt me your Map Of the Mis.
sissppi River, with price per hundro pies. Rear
iral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Mssis-
slppi sqnairon, l. authorized 30 purchase many
"a are required Tor use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WkLLEs, S.cistary OF the Navy.
Noyli-3t
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Sec. 0. And Be Il further enacted, Thst
all slaves Of persons who shall hereafter
be engaged in the rebellion against Che
Governmental the United States or who
shall in any way give aid or comfort
thereto, escaping from such persons and
taking refuge within the lines Of the
army; aud all slaves captured from such
peFsohs or deserted by them and coming
under the control OF the Government OF
the United States, and ali slaves OF such
persons found on [orl being within any
place occupied by rebel forces and af-
forwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captives
Of war, and shall be forever free of
their servitude, and not again held as,
slaves.
Sec. 10. And he 1: fi4iG'i4r enacted, That
no slave escaping into any State, Terri
tory or the District Of Columbia, from any
other State, shall be delivered up or in
any way impeded or hindered Of his lib
erty, except for crime, or some oilense
.againstthe laws, unless the person claim
ing said fugitives shall FIRST make oath
that the person 10 whom the labor OF SER
vice Of such fugitive is alleged TO be due
is his lawful owner, and has not borne
arms against the United States in the
present rebellion, nor in any way given
aid and comfort thereto; aud no person
engaged in the military or naval service
OF the United States SHALL under any
pretence whatever, assume 10 decide on
the validity of the claim OF any person TO
the service or labor of any other person,
or surrender up any such person TO the
claimant, on pain Of being dismissed from
the service"
Sec. IL. Andbs ii further enacted, That
the President of the United States is au-
thorized 10 employ as many persons of
African descent as he may deem necessa-
~, and proper for the suppression Of this
rebellion, and for this purpose he may or
ganize and use them in such manner as
he may judge best for the public well
fare. I
Sec, 12. md Be il further enacted, That
the President of the United States is
hereby authorized to make provision for
! the transportation, colonization, and set
Element, in some tropical country beyond
! Che limits Of the United States, of such
! persons of African race, made free by the
provisions OF this act, as may be willing
TO emigrate, having FIRST obtained the con =
sent of the Government of said country
to their protection and settlement within
the same, with all the rights and priyi-
leges Of freemen.
Sec 13. Aud be il further vnactea, That
the President is hereby authorized, at
any time hereafter, by proclamation, 10
extend 10 persons who may have partci-
pated in the existing rebellion IN any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty,
with such exceptions and at such time
and on such conditions as he may deem
expedient for the public welfare.
Sec. II. Aad DO it further enacted, That
the courts Of the United States shall have
power to institute proceedings, make or
ders and DEGREES, issue process, and do
all other things necessary TO carry this
act into effect
Approved, July II, 1862
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I his AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for IN,
successful prosecution and Fottlement Of De
mands against the General Government of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sewers
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, and the Exeou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with tho laws Ans
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to oases nrlaips
out OF the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, aud Disbursing Onloors Of Oh.
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect.
ing, Drilling, aud Organising Vol.
unteers,1 the reimbursement Of which Is uthor
lied by an act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDKM
KITTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES TO suCB
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in the service, and fot
military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
sions, BOuDtlos, etc., aocruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted tH,ease, or the
families OF such have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of duty a. such during ID
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
BY the Departments or Ineneiently Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection q
ousrtsrmasier's Receipts given for Property taken
Tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
AAdooeeting Claims against the QuArtermAster's De,
psrtment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing MANI
switch, in the hands Of Attorney at any dlstant
poiAt, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily Inter
course with all the Departments enables us in uos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thar
whore al communication and sther necessary detail
must be conducted through the malls.
To this end, solicit you to forward to "a any OF
all eases ofsueh character you may from time to time
have presented, and, as is our SustOm we will fur.
nish you with MI the necessary blanks, aud, whss
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless suceesSful.
Address CHARLES II. GREENE
No, 3s Cherry street,
kaahville Tam
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Sherif's Sale.

rtss ofan alias VoBti.O1i sxpeAss - as d.
d aRt delivered 4 en- Inv II uorabls Great
Court u Davidson CjuAy Tenn At its Juus Ierrn
l cxp1se ~ pabls sals 10 h. highest bidder tar
sh, al the Court House yard In the city OF Nashville
on Monday, the 2al day Of February, lsss, all ns
right, lice. elsoi, interest AMI sstaiss whieh D.
heGaveck then had or may have since asquFsd and
L. the bdEing desc bed prspe. W, V wiz Let Ne
a. fronting 23 fset inches Sherry street. 81 The
lan ofD 4. MeGaVssks iOts, Tcgtsrsd is the Regis-
te,s once, book No. IL, rags Bp9 being levied "a as
the properly Of D. T. N, Cave K to satisfy u ameat
rendered In farer 81 Protection Insurance Co sanst
u. Z. AeGaVsek aud D. Il. hss, han, this, Jsn. 22d
1893 j N. hlNTON sheffE, 7
by }. <. DVcnANAN, .. .. JAS. f3.--U a.
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! MALB 0R FEMALR AnENTg.

MELb Uh tEMALE AGENTS,
TO SELL
Lloyd,s New steel plnte County Col.
cred Map OF the United Stntes,
Cnnadass aud New BrunsWlck.
From recsnt surveys, completed Aug ION, 1862
cost Szoioo 70 engTave Il and one years time.
Superior 70 any $40 map ever made BY Cotton or
hiicheii, and sells al the low pricu OF h1y ceats ;
$4,000 names are engraved on this nap.
I, isnos only County Map, but II is alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
o. the United States and Canadas combined In one,
giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So TO IS per day,
and Will take back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money,
Send Coz 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions hUw to canvass we'll, furnish.
ed AL our agents.
wAsrEp-wholcsaie Agents for our Mans In every
STATE, California, Canada, England France nj Cuba
a fortune may be made with few hundred dollars
capital. No c0fnpefiiiou
J. T. LLOYD, No. i6i Broadway, New YgrE.
The War Department usgs our Map OF virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, sost 500 O00, on whick
u ma rked Antietam Greek, Sharpsburg. Maryland
Hghts, Wiliamsport Ferry, RhorersviIi-, Nuiaud's
ord. and all others the Potomac aud every other
place In harylaud, Virginia. and PeHnsy snia, OF
money refunded. .-.' f..
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TPUDL1o Rrso1urroN-No. 54.l

IUbLIO hEsOLuTlON--NO .. oil.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act to suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confiscate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes"
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Re-
personalities of the United States of ARle,i-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
sions of the third clause OF the fifth Sec
ton of Gan act to suppress insurrection,
TO punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and conlscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
as not to apply to any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof, nor to in
clude any member of a State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath to support the Constitution
of the so -called Confederate States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as 90 work a forfeiture Of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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To Lessses of Market Stalls, and
Others.

pACON-1,5OO lts SIDES ...
ID fcr sals By VA Iron.
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Sharif's Sale.

- 7 virtue ofAn alias vcndiionl eKpsAas - ne d.
- rected and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of naydsen Ceunty, Tennessee, as lie Juse
highest bidder for cash. al the Csurt Heune yard n
The city Of Nashville On Monday the fsi day q Fab
ruary 1885, Al the gilt Title clai interest a.
tate, which J. II. Charltca then had, or may hare
snce acquired, IN and TO ahe following described pfOp
eriy, io-wit airat ci land containing eighty Gerus,
bounded ~ ths cast W AIg eusherisH land. 81 he
and On the north ~ lie Chattanooga Rairea4 Lev.
ie1 on a. The properly cf J. n. rhartun te aailsfy
Judgment rendered. u favot sr Serge kichafds
agatnst }. II, Charltcn- y II. Austin aDd Tues. A.
Hnris. ]. M HINTON sherif
Jan. 2a-wa..l By ,. X. hvCHASkn, "a
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Typographical Map of RentuclEy,
ONO, Indiana, and Illinois,
is the only authority for Geo Buel and the War De
parimeAt honey refunded to any One huding en
srror In il, Price ~ cents
from he TriJuns, dug a. 4
SLLOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND.
and PENNsYLNAN1A. The Map . very large; is
cost s but 25 'ints, aul Is The best wsish can u NJ
chased"
LLpYD's GREAT MAP Of TIE MISSISSIPPI
RlVER--from Actual Surveys by Capts Bat aud
VIM B0wen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of st. Leuis.
hoi shows every inan's plantation and nwn-rs name
irom 81 Louis 60 the Gull OF Mexico--1 $50 miles
every sand bar, island, town, landing all larss
" mica back rom the riveT-colorsd In Couhtiss
ani states Ptes, 81 In sheets 81, "a pocket form
an $500 on linen, wi rollers. Ready sspl. 20.
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sherif's Sale.

ilf virtue ufan alias vsndltisni exponAs 70 M a.
- rected and delivered from the honoraols Orcult
Court Of tvdssn Ctun y Tsurnse, az Ia Jane torn
1907 VIII expose 70 pubic sale 70 thc hgteat bidder
vile, on Mondty the al cay Of Fehfuary Isas. AZ
The reht, tite, claim intsrost aud estate which H.
T. hosavocs then lad, or may have rinss acquired
lots Noe - I'd a. frontng each as fsct su summer
street, No. - fronting 1861 let Chsvry ttrett q
the pan ofl1ts laid ~ By q. T. Ncoarort rckaisrsd
y The kegstcr's ofnoe q Davidson esdnty, Bo5k Ne
heeavook, % satisfy Judgment rendered IN hver q
,. Heendre.s. In HINTON. sheriff.
JaH M-wH BY J. X. BUcaANkS, y. q
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HORSES WANTED,
FLOUR.

no Bbp. EXTRA FAMILY,
90 q sUPhRFlNE, just received Tor sale
BY WA. LYON.
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SheriF's sale.

1lY vrius VI ~ alias vsHditsnl s1psnAh 70 no d..
ID rscteG and delivered frOnu the Honorable Cirsut
Cont 81 Davidson Csunty, Teas, at it's Juna tars
1902 viii expose to public saia t. The highest Bidder
Tor eash az tbs Court suss yard In the city q Nash
Vile on MoAday abe va Ssy Of FsbrasTJ, lssa ali
the right. title slaA ihtsrest and estate whish q
w Teal he's had or nay hsvs siuss as4uir~a IN and
" the following described property, bo-wtt tract
Of and sontaining Is asrss yiHg thg anrfrseabore
pike 10 niles from NashTils, aud keHAdsd ~ fellows
to-vt nsginnlag AZ the iron Yin esstre VI urfrsos
boro pike thence south tnlrty eight and sne ha II
west thirteen poles, south So usst e. to ssute Of
a spring, ana bounded - ths hsrth By L. a. kim.
brows, on the west By ". n. Cartwright ald 81 ~
south BY Vs. Stevens, EAST ~ q. Betsl levied - ~
the property VI &. ". Pea, to satisfy q Iadrnsst
rendered in faSsr OF James whitworth agaidst q vi
Pea, J. I. d. X. shumAIs and X, II Walars Jan
22d, 1858. j. ~ HINTON sk.riT
By }. X. bvsHAHAS, D.s
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ON FRIDAY MIGHT, THE 2sD INST FROM oUR
" tint, near Fort heglsy dun oolorsd MULE,
le hlRds high, in good con ftiou, yfars old the
coming spring, Roman Sc, and newly shod all
round. any pers1n returning tho mule 60 Port Neg
ley, or lowing any Inform ition hy which be may Be
obtNnsd At Tho USI0S Office, VII be liberaily TO.
wariei WA. GAMBLE 4 Co,
Jan. 25-lt" suffers, esd Ohio Vol.
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OR RENT.

I HAVE FOUR Two-sTeRY BRICK H0UsRs
Il for rsut for 1888, near thO ReserVOir,
on Lebanon pike. Those are very oomf1rtnble keus-
- have each eight rooms, a zeal house, an abund.
ant supply Of hydrant water, aud are 40 admirably
situated for obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely 70 send 70 market Adding ons right At their
doors
refer 20 Mr. hrER PAM, City Bank and Mr.
GHITTirH, arm u Griffith Parsons, Tor any further
Information, they being tenAns for the present year
Rent SiuO payable quarterly, Notes, we'll lndorsed
will be roquirvd konisrs can apply 20 any Alter
noon, AZ my residence, on Lebanon pike
koyyo-ow n. g. L. CLAIBORNE
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

Approved July II, 1862.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. Il, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
E'tablisbed for the bensnt OF stranger, coming IN
ST. Louis In search Of

" any soldier from the above States whr,h..
sick, WouEpEn, KLLED, on TAKns PnIsoSEa. ana
In what battles he may have been engaged and
where his regiment Ia stationed. ~"
Information will Also be gwen Of the eondttlon Of
any siek or wounded soldier 20 ST. Louis Louisvlllo.
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
In battle, or have died from their wounds AZ. buss
60 and where those taksa prisoners arc con.
ms IL the only Army Intelligence One In the
Department OF the Mississippi or Western neoart,
meht,-and information OF soldiers from any Of The
above states can be given at sny time By calling or
writing TO the Army Intelligence Once.
Re sons writing will please give the mama Of ths
soldier, what state he en- listed IN and the au,er Of
his regiment. Charges for any Wind ofAi IN iptelH
kenoe WIN DO Two DOLLARS, and any person ritlna
VIII please enclose tue amount, IN order 70 seeuro
attention 20 their Inquiries
Ada'"e' Army Intelligence once, 81. Louis, No.,
"N~T-@ u bo1 lsAs' Nay 10, ls6a-Iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-01
LOST.

nN FRIDAY, THE erH INST, or svvauvTvsEa
~ peaderick or Union street, or be-
tween the two Streets a BUCKsKtNll w. r
POCKET BOOK, with clasp, containing v4z.E.rzE3
between s. and Sl3, principally In Grecnbaoks, with
some ohangei also, Note on Mr. Hubert, for SIS
and s. endorsed on IL; also, Breastpin, with the
pin broken
/ will give s. to any person who viii return It to
the f" UHioa % oiice, with the contents.
W +. SCRIBNER,
JanlQ-3t Private 5ist Illinois Reg.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-05

Are allowed to all soldiers who have been disabled in
any degree, by wounds or disease, while in the service
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on tho
deceased soldier for SUI mort
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-05
SECu, l7Y IISURiNC. c, NPANY,
OF NEW YORK. 2 ...t

lhe'ce companies divide three enrths Of net profits
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip. bearing in.
teest ats thereby fu nd ng the surplus aud
giving Policy Holders greater security aud cheape
insurance, J" '. .'T ~