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Soldiers, Clerks, Book Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

"A OUfD do well TO husband aud apply their
w means 70 the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of euhancement in the value OF their property, ward
Oh The Inducements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgrace and irwin incident to being
caught Ia their snares and traps which are nyolv-
ing aud destroy ing thousands
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That Valuable Business Lot,

ON the North side Of the Prblc Square, next to
" Messrs "A. h d Douglas fronting twenty
nine and Ave twolfths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet TO an elloy, com
handing a nnc view Of Market street, s now offered
Ia sale by "A T. SCOVEl
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Rnenn Vista Lots for Sale !

UNhEsE LOTS possess the four fold advantages OF
/ health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility-withal, cheapness.
Apply TO ii. q. sCONEh'
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For Sale.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street. considered the noat desir'
able part Of the city for Family Residences Apply
- II. q. ScOYEL.
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State Bank Of Tennessee,
For Sale,

BgtCK HOUSE situated on the Franklin rike,
\ corner Of h ~ street, containing four 70 ms,
Etrben stable etc.-thirty lve feet front, one hun
II. G sCOyEI.
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The mountains Of East Tennessee--to
use the illustration OF one OF our ablest
Generals-form q bresstplate 10 the Con-
federacy. Pass them aud the probe Of
tue enemy at once reaches ths g1as Of The
South -Cha'taHooga Daltoa Reb.L
There is nothing in Giat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-01

An officer Of high rank being asked
whether Vallandighm had any supporters
in the army, answered; "NallAndig-
ham mol Al the exact point where
soldier goes for YallAndighAm no de-
serts.n .
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A copy of the Chattanooga Rebel eulo'
giEes the bravery OF the Eastern rein
forcements. IL also says that the fate
of not only Tennessee, but the Confed-
eracy depends upon the result Of this
battle. il also puts the loss in Satur-
davis and Sundays fights at six thous-
and in killed and wounded, the latter in
Guiding Major General Patrick Uleburne.
The Rebel Is published at Atlanta.
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United States Of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 1ESNEssEE-3l.
XXThEREAs an Information was hgd IA the Dis
w rot Court OF the United states Tor tho n strict
aforesaid, September Is 1868, by Horace A. Harrison
Esq Attorney OF the United ates fer SAID District
against one Trunk containing Spool Cotton ladies'
Hose, aud other artolts OF lry Goods I Trunk CON
tanning MediCipos; 10 Boxes Books; Box containing
I doz, bottles bitefs Box Boots aud Snu,s Box
BenOhed hmestc, BOX and Trunks, olntaiuipg
mons and Women's clothing, boxes uutleRt he'd
domestic, 1 kcg wine, box Lirsey cluth, boxes
containing gas fixtures aud drapery hauging, box
.ntaining hats, aud hogshead contain r0ckory
aud glass ware, an ging m substance that the said
property was sozed the lst day Of september lS6
n ue District Aforesaid on land, as ioftr.tol to the
United staios Do ause the taue was un sail day aud
Noar transport from LOUSY lie 10 Nashville without
Il perm of duly authorized officer of The Treasury
psparmeut, vru wish ono, that Il was lr4udulent y
obtained
Now the ellrc, in pursuance of ihc moniion ofsaid
Court uldor the seal o said Court 20 me duCcted,
her BY give public notice 90 all persons ooncened m
int rest n said property 10 appear before said Court
a tho Federal UOuTt Room in NE Capitol, on the lBt
DAY of the nCxt term OF said Court, 20 wit October
lN,h, 1885, theu AMI there 20 make their aleeatoui
Ia that behalf E r. 0LASCOQk,
Marshal Middle nisuNt u eunessee.
sepsfl4t
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water ihcili-
"A Ties healthy prettily sloped. hne forest trees
about ton or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
square, possessing the Advantages In many respects,
Of both city ana country and exempt from the DIS
advantages of the city, viz ediuvia. heat heavy
taxes etc. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOIS
on ali the streets aud avenues in IA beautiful plat
Apply 10 II. G.. SCONEL
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Il is estimated that the mineral wealth
of Nevada territory will be sufficient 10
pay national debt Of $40, 900, 900 900, 10
give every returning soldier musket Of
silver, and TO furnish all our iron olAds
with plating ofsilyer thicker than their
present coverings OF iron. AZ that rate,
bankruptcy doesn' seem to be imminent.
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of a Homo Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding thoee monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyances, such as khNT DUNS, which
eoufn3o, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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WANTED.

pARI9a ANO lWO DED. ROOMS FURNIsHED,
a Win W siulout board, Address " a" Unlou
,,frs .ap&--.L
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Assistant Adiutant General.

The NINETY days" mentioned have
elapsed, consequently any soldier serving
in three years regiment, and having
less than one year to serve, by rc-enlist
ing in his company and regiment, will be
entitled to the bounty and premium of
S4O2.
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The entire military force aud means
in this Department, should be Literally
used for our protection when necessary
s me measures may Inconvenience par
ticul individuals, but we rely on Their
patriotism and good sense to produce
cheerful endurance of the hArdship4 10
be expected in a war for our very T. xis,
ence as q nation.
To organize and combine wilhout de-
lay the individual efforts of our citizens
to sustain our cause, we have formed,
unoihcially, a Committee of Public Safe
ty, 10 be composed of the Executives, for
Che time being, of the States in this De-
partment and have selected the Govern
or Of Missouri as present Chairman there
Of By committees of correspondence
and voluntary associations in every par
ish and county, we hope to unite all our
patriotic citizens in vigorous support of
the Confederate AMI State authorities in
defense of our families and homes. Let
every one rally TO the call and promptly
perfect an organization which will fill
the Southern heart with renewed onthu-
siasm throughout the whole Department.
Let patriotic press and clergy stimu-
late 20 exertioD. Under the searching
eye Of q whole people aroused TO cease
less vigilance, the plotsof secret foes will
wither in the bad. By the wholesome
influence, gentle and peaceful, but impo-
sing, Of an organized, all-pervading pa
triotic public opinion, the dependent
will be inspired with fresh hope, the
sieadfast benerved TO heroic energy, the
rapacious extortioner learn liberSlity, the
selfish trimmer abandon his neutrality
and the vile traitor be coWed into the in,
action Of despair.
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
1 Otc

ITALuABtE for residences or for business, be
V causo Of their being centrally situated. corner
OF GAY and North Summer streets, upou sloping
ground, IN a healthy locality, near the Hyues'
school building and, Vithal, close TO the Ca ito and
liz tsantlcira,e beautiful Park. Apply to
NJ G. sCOYFL.
suvQI
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Invest Your Money (!

At no recent period in the history Of the country,
n more than the present, have surrounding cir.
rumstancss Indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money In something substantial, viz: Il al state,
GOOD Home ot, or Place for Business.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADJUTANT GBNERAL's OFFICE, :
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1868. y
General Orders No. 9O5.

General Orders No 305.
Par. VIII, Of General Orders, No 191,
from this Office, relative to recruiting
Veteran Volunteers, is hereby amended
TO read as follows:
After the expiration of ninety days
from this date, (June 25,) Volunteers
serving in three years organizations,
who may re-enlist for three years or the
war, in the Companies or Regiments to
which they now belong, and i0ho nay have
at the date of re enlistment, less than one year
10 seyVe, shall be entitled 10 the aforesaid
bounty and premium of $402, to be paid
in the manner herein provided for other
troops re- entering the service.
The new term will commence from
date of re-enlistment.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
H. n TOwNaRNn
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veteran YoIunteers

The following order will satisfactori-
ly answer large number Of letters ad-
dressed 10 US by soldiers:
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The enemy may dismiss all hopes that
the Western section of the Oonfsderacy
will seek any destiny separate from that
of our sisters East of tho Mississippi
Attached TO the Confedersoy by COM
munity of race, institutions and interests,
baptized in the blood we and they have
poured out together, we desire no new
political connection. Let our Eastern
COniederates do their duty these States
and oar Indian allies l0iH do theirs, and
when our joint efforts shall have secured
our common safety, the remembrance OF
the danger from temporary cessation OF
the intercourse will only strengthen the
ties which bind us together.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-01

Tho. o. MooRE,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
II. K. LUBBOCK,
Governor of the State Of Texas.
HARRIS FLANNAGIE,
Governor Of the State OF Arkansas.
THOs. q. REYNOLDS,
Governor of the State Of Missouri.
MARSHALL, Texas, Aug. l8, 1868.
If Reynolds the fugitive Governor Of
Missouri expects to be restored to his
Office his faith and hope must be Of a
prodigious magnitude, rarely allotted to
mortal man. This chiyalrous Gubernato.
rial Quartstte who have 30 holy horror
for northern barbarans, refer with eyi-
dent delight TO the labors OF sour Indian
allies" in behalf Of the southern rebellion
1t is strange that men who have ,nveish-
cd so earnestly against the employment
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Address OF the Governors OF the
Rebel states West of the mIssis-
hIppi.
We extract the material portions Of
an address recently issued by the rebel
Governors west of the Mississippi:
70 the people Of 7eras Louisiana, ArIansas
and Missouri, and dse Allied Indian Ma
tionS
AT the invitation Of the Lieutenant
General commanding the Trans Missis-
sippi Department, we assembled At this
place, with several of your Judges, Con-
federate Senators, and other distin-
guished citizens, TO confer with him on
the measures TO be taken for the defense
of our common cause. Those measures
we do not particularize, as they had best
be disclosed by the execution of them,
and by the benefits they must produce.
Coming to a thorough understanding
with him, the members of the Conference
unanimously sustain the vigorous and
decided policy he proposes TO pursue.
We will not attempt to disguise the
change in our position by the fall of our
stronghold on the Mississippi river. In
te'Tupting communication betloeen the ttoo
sections Of the Confederacy, IL HrolOs each
mainly on its oi0n resources. But the appre-
tensions of evil from this interruption
have been greatly exaggerated. The
warning given by the fall of New Or
leans has not been unheeded, and the in
terval since that event has been used to
develop the great resources of this De-
partment We are now self dependent,
but also self-sustaining.
With our own manufac tories of can
non, arms, powder, and other munitions
Of war, with mines opened and factories
established, with cotton as a basis for
financial measures, and with abundance
of food, we are able to conduct yigor-
Gus defense, and seize. occasions for
offensive operations against the enemy.
The immense extent of our territory, the
uncertainty Of navigating our rivers, the
Embellishments of the regions through
which our interior is approached, the diff
ficulties of transportation on our roads,
present immense obstacles TO the advance
of large armies of the enemy, with their
cumbrous trains of luxurious supplies !;
small bodies will ANONYMOUSLY fall ia
the attempt at our subjugation. To
crush even his largest armies, we rely on
the energy and skill of osr military COM
nanders, the zeal and activity of our
civil authorities, the discipline and cour-
age Of our armies, and the vigorous, self
sacrificing patriotism of our whole peO-
pie. There is everything TO incite us 10
renewed efforts, nothing to justify de-
spondency.
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J. G. FULGHUM & CO.,
@ r O @ Il r =,
COMMISSION AND STORAGE
MERCHANT IA rs,
NO. I3 SOUTH MARKET ST.,
NASHVILLE TENN,

EIAVE IN STORE, and receiving weekly FAMILY
IL AND Suffers SUPPLIES, in Quantities to
meet the wants Of the Trade. Our purpose is to
have such Articles rs are in demand and 10 sell
them lOiS as lae lolceSf June2o-u.
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That conscript wilted on hearing this
certificate read, and forthwith started
for the tax collectors Office, where he
paid $500 for genuine certificate.
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$4,000, In Notes retaining lien ON keal Estate
uu The purchase money Is paid, for sale, Tor Plan-
tgs', vniou, aud State Bank Of Tonne l3ee Money
At PAR, by IN. q. h'oNEL'
oTiu-No. 10 rark stroct. nearly oppo ite the
State Capitol nug4o.
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For Rich Man.

nNE SEWING MACHINE, Is coon RUNNING
~ ORnER for sale by IA q StOVEl.
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i Military Institute, having rpous, stable and
sgrl-iF IN o. SCONH+
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"a ANrtp TO PURCHASE AND RENT HOUSES
q, and Lots iu and about Nashville, ana smNH
seh-W A. "a StONll.
NO. 10 Park 1t north OF Cedar, opposite the 0apl'oI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15
Active Preparations.

New YoRK, March l3-The Herald has the
following from headquarters Sixth Army Corps,
near White Oak church, Va, March 12: There
are unmistakaole preparations now being made
for speedy movement of the army. Our trans
portation is now being cut down to facilitate
mcVsments 10 the coming march, and officers are
warned beforehand that sll superfuous baggage
must be sent home, while all that hold commis-
slons In the line have been notified that their
Wedge tents cannot be transported for them 10
future, and that in the coming campaign moth
ing more will be allowed them than shelter tents
such as the men have, which they can carry on
their backs. The last fact alone Is sufficient for O.
warning OF the trials, troubles, discomforta and
seventies of the next campaign.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15

Morning and Noon Dispatches
Defonses or Oharleston.

WAsHINoroN, March 13 "A refugee who ar
rived within our lines to-day from Charleston
says the rebels have about four hundred ant
sixty guns in position around the city. The
west side is poorly fortified. There are mum.
Der of iron clad shore batteries in the hsrbor
mounted with the heaviest guns. He denies
the report that the forts there have been cased
with railroad iron Another iron. clad is ready
to launch, but the rebels lack the necessary ma.
chinery. Several thousand negroes are kept
busy daily 10 strengthening defensss of the
city He thinks the city impregnable from wa.
ter approach.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

CEvEN VERY DEsIRABLE LOrs
- In VIM. A. ellis East Addition 70 the citp Of oo-
lumbus. One Of them on the corner OF Broadway and
East Public Lane and six in two Blocks Of three Lots
each, fronting North and 5ouh on Oak street. near the
East end, on the most elevated ground in the city,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15
From the tappahannock-
Frauds.

NEw YoRK, March Ia The Times dispatch
from Washington says: We hear from Fal
mouth tonight that an official report has beer
made to headquarters discovering negro caval
~ pickets on the south bank OF the Kappa.
hammock, below Frederick, United States ford
Night before last large and new encampment
OF the enemy was discovered as If they were
meditatiug another advance to this side. On
forces are vigilant.
Discoveries just made In the Third Aduitor'l
office in settling accounts of Commissioners Of
Subsistence, deveope numerous frauds by these
officers 10 the settlement and drawing of com
paoy funds. The matter will be thoroughly in
ves'igated. Commissioners whose accounts ore
Incorrect will be suspended until investigation
IL made.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15
sPEECH OBJ
II ON. WILLIAM LANG

In ds Ohio Senate, Maveh9d, 1863. On the sutjse
Of &s ResOlations offered by Mr.. WeIsh, pro
posing tac reneoal Of an unconditional pledge "a
thsAdministyation IN all Us "lardable" en-
dsapors to suypress tho Rebellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-15
From 20 to 60Lots

In VIM. A. Gills Second North Addition 10 the city OF
Columbus on the East side Of Bigh street, few rods
North Of the Depot. These lots have rich back al
luval soil Of ~ or feet underad by 20 or more feet
Of gravel. Located near the R. Il. shops and other
large manufacturing establishments U. g.. Arsenal
grounds and In the North part Of the city, renders the
present good opportunity for Mechanics, Laborlng
Men and others to secure at small cost, homestead
near their business At time since the formation Of
the Government. has money been ABUNDANT or labor
80 well remunerated as the present.
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY.
other property.
For particulars inquire Of
WIN. A. GILL,
No 30 North High st.,. ooumbus,O.
ian97-d3m IA .t ~. -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-08
No. 2i4
LIMITED Stairs or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
Juss N. RKk. Clerk

No ia
TINTED sTATEs OF AMERICA, DISTRICT Oh IN
DIANA, S.
Whereas libel II information has been flied in the
District Of hc United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day Of
January ls6s hyJohn Hanna ESQ Auorne, fifth. United
etatesfor the District Of Indiana against the following de-
scrbcd credits moneys and effects OF certain per
sons unknown. ovis sts % In cash In the hands q
J. W. Fsrthe. also the of s75 90 IN cash Ia the
hands % H. u. Mccain for a violation Of the
powers Congress- approved Jny IL entitled
An act TO suppress n~urrrcion, 10 punish treason aud
rebellion AMI eonfiscste the property 20 rebels
ami for other purpose~ and praying process against
sad cash, and that the may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now THEREFOR IN pursuance II the monton under the
seal OF Court directed and delivered DO here
b. give public notice 10 all persons claiming sail cash,
psny part thereof or IN any manner Interested therein.
that they aud appear bef the said the strict Court
Of the United Stae be held athe city of dauapols,
In AMI Tor the D ci OF Indiana the bird Monday II
FEB nary next ten ocieck ofh~ forenoon OF that
then aud there TO nterpo,e their claims and make their
allegations IA that behalf
n. q. ROSE, United states Marshal.
~ ). bIaStow. Deputy.
Astsrt
joss ~ iss. Clerk. fchS.diai
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-08

Nm. n. Gxsoa Coz
Cents freely give you liberty make 81 the fol-
lowing certificate the value ofCunsuton Water which
lean recommend IN the hghe,t manner
Ny wife. who va. attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length 81 back. and IN her limbs with rapitato
of the hesrt attended with Falling Of the Womb. tys.
uenorfhwa. and Irritation Of the Rladuer called a
phy slcsn who attended her about three months VII
he lcti her than he found her. then employed
~ the beet physicians could ind Who attended her
Tor about nine mouths aud While she under hs care
sAe sEcA c0mbiEdn ofcoDil idiHfs. fAai Bisyfi
cane gsssh Tr sJerfes dViipsf ufAsr 4 hsr
dlgfclkies About this time he ncnced tie use Of
Constitution Water aud 20 utter asionshnent al
mo the rsl dose seemed 20 have the desired effect and
kept improving rapidly under IT, ent. and
nov sperntends entirr, her domestic Affairs She has
not taken any u The Constitution Water Tor about ur
weeks. and happy 20 say that :, has produced
ap~rmapenteure
wN NJ vANBENsCHoTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-08

NO. sls)
|. rNfrrn srArHa nR ANInDc. n1.r,lll.t -, a,

NO. 2lb1
LIMITED STATES oF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
DIAN N-SS
Wheress. libel of information heen flc,l m the
pstrct Coau Of tte United ,Aiea. within and fof the
Seventh Great District Of Indiana the 2ph day 81
jaaaary Is6s. by John Hanna. Ese. Attorney Of the
pned states Cor the District % Indiana against the FOL
oxtnx described property 10 cue John W Canaan
oss pair Of s.rond hand steam engncs for Violation Of
The powers 0f sct 81 Congress- approved july ~,
lssg entitled IAN act 60 snppgess nsnrrecon. 10 punish
treason aud rebellion 10 seize and conaAcae the property
OF rebels aud for her pCrposes and orayng process
agsg said property and that hr same may be condemned
aid sod "a enemies property.
Nos. Therefore In pursuance OF the moaton ui der the
.sa Of said Cout 10 directed and delivered do here
By give paee notcs % all personselamihg said property
or any part thereof any manner interested therein
that thew app before the said ths District
Court at the Cnsd State, 20 Be held al The ely u n
dsuspos IN snd Tor the District q Indiana on The III
Monday % February next o'clock Of the forenoon
Of hat day then snd their 10 nterpo-e their claims and
make their legations In that behalf
u. g. ROsF. L. = Marshal.
by l. :. bsoklow. Deputy.
Attest;
Ioss N. RHs. Cirrk fsbS-diIt