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CIRCUIT COURT.
MAaoMIo NoTIcEa.

O,snsbaloHd Lodge No. 8.-stated meetings on Sd
Saturday Of every month, at Odd Follows Hall, cor.
summer and Union streets John MoClelland, WIN
D. +. Wnkln. 3. w; G. Sieferle, J. ". Jos. McOro-
~, Treas; Geo W koryo, SEQ, W. +. Moore s. D.;
d. 0rewer, J. d Il. Fields, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No 1.-Morton p. Howell, n.
e. High Priest; AdhA Anderson, L. King; George
seiherle, Z. Scribe O. W. Peden, O. H.; John Mo,
CleRnd, r. s.; @. w. 8. Brown X. A. g.; II. @. Moss.
M.Sy Il. 3. sartain, M. q "; James 1umsden, N
v; r, O. Bransford, Sec o. A. Fuller, Treasurer. e.
Fields, Tyler Stated meeting on LIST Saturday Of
every month. ..rt
Nashville Council No i.--Iohn Mcc1elland, T. l. G.
NJ; n. b. Howell, D. r. q. NJ. Adna Anderson, p. O.
W II Sheffield, Recorders j. Lumsden, Capt
Guard, F.. Fields, Tyler. Stated meetings Sd Monday
In each month, -w
Nashville ConnsanderV No. 1.--Iohn Mcclelland
Eminent Commander Morton B. Howell, Generals.
smo; Adns Anderson, Capt. General; Rev. W n.
Reed, Prelate Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden;
E. D. Wheeler, Junior Warden; g. W. Donigan,
Treasurer; H. II. Harrison, Recorder; +. Fields,
Sentinel. Stated meetings on Sd Thursday ofeaeh
month.
Phdniz Lodge, No. 1871 Morton B. Howell, W. NJ IT
Cox, $. W.; j. Bowen, J. w John Frouba Sec !;
a. d. Baker, Treasurer; J. Davis, 8. D.; John Cook,
d. II Fields, T. er Stated meetings on fourth
Saturday Of every month.
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state of Tennessee.

ADJUTANT GaNERAL's OFFICER
Nashville, Tenn, June 9, 1868.
General order No. 3.
Notice is hereby given to ell Tennes-
scans desiring TO volunteer in any of
the Tennessee Regiments, in the service
of the United States, or now forming in
or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them TO
this place upon application to any officer
doing duty in the Quartermaster's De-
partment.
All Quartermasters are respectfully re-
quested to furnish transportation to this
place TO all Tennesseans desiring TO
enter said service, and TO report to this
Office the names of persons to whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested to report to the Adjutant Cen
eral at the State Capitol.
By order Of
Brig. Gen. AHDREw JOHNSON,
Military Governor
ALvAE O. CULLEN,
j7 2w Colonel and Adjt. Genl.
press cOpy.)
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Mr.. A. M. DonLAND, long and favora
bly, known among the jewellers of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house of his brother GARRETT T. Dor
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, established himself
in business in Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
where, with large and complete stock
of watches, jewelry, spectacles, gold
pens, etc, and corps of experienced
watchmakers, he is prepared to attend to
the wants Of officers and soldiers of the
Army Of the Cumberland: His place of
business is in the Bank, North side of
the Square, better known in the army as
being the office Of the Paymaster, when
there. We can recommend him as being
a reliable and honorable business man,
and worthy of success.
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sUTLnEs, pOS,F aHAD fms.

Closing Gus safe.
have a small stock of goods which
wish to close out Immediately, as wish
to 60 North. my stock consists in part
of N r
10000 Cigars, good brands;
90 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco; n
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda &c, &c. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper. ,OiH sell
cheap. Come 70 "a Deadorick street,
near Cherry. S. A. BARNES.
may 24-tf f
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No. 80, Cherry Street., Nashville, Tenn.

'hls AGENCY possesses peculiar facilites for m,
suocesstci prosecution and settlement OF IA
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had soyefe
years experience in the management OF elaims
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, and the Krsc,
tive Departments at Washington, and being tbog
oughly acquainted aud familiar with the Law, .po
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will DO given to oeses sriv,n,
out Of tho present var, including the account, AZ
States, Contractors, and DisburBinz Oaosrs Of tba
War and Navy Departments, and for Is COIleca.
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vol.
unteerB," the reimbursement Of which "a aptbov.
lied BY an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR IlgDNu
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ROE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES 10 amor
PROPERTY, for HorsoH lost in tho service, and 70,
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Ps1a-
Sionss BouTtiss, ETC., aooruing 10 sold,or,
who have been wounded oontraotsa IL ease. or tbs
families Of such as have diod or been killed the 4,
tho discharge Of their line OF dUty as auoh during
present war
special care will also DO given to claims which
have been heretofore detected or Suspendse
BY the Departments or IneAcien tIy MANAGED
Prompt attention also given to tho collection Of
euartermaster's Receipts giyon for Property taken
Tor The use Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
andcoAecting Claims against the ouartermaater's De,
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands roooive our Prop1i
FersSnal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands Of an Attorney At any distaus
point frequently prove unsueoosafrl.
Aside fr0m this decided advantage our daily intsS
course with all tho Departments enables ua in NOS
cases 20 obtain decisions much more speedily than
where all communication and ether necessary dsiaB
must Do conducted through tho malta
To this end, solicit you 70 forward 10 u any or
all cases ofsuoh character you may rom time 10 fms
have presented, and, 10 our custom, We viii 49,
nish you with all tho necessary blanks, and uhsp
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful
Address CHARLES IA. GREEN,
No, SO Cherry Street
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MILITARY Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.


DeaaTtment-Hoadquarter on High street. MAJ.
Gen. Rosecrans, commanding.
Chtef ariernaasier-headquartor on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. w. Taylor.
CAicf Oonnitssary--He Headquarters on summer street
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. 81 simmons
Proves Mdrshdl General - Headquarters on Hieh
street, Capt. W. III. Wios
Asfistdnf Medical DdecfoF-surgeon A. Henry Thur
ston, u. b Vols, "a Cherry street.
FoST HEADQuARTERs
FOsL-Headquariers on College street, between IN
Ion aud Church streets (Dr, Waters' rusidence1 Cen
Il. u, Mitchell, commanding
Chtg AsslaoHi ouarteTmase In charge Of Dopot
anu pisburuing o1oor--Ca It. N. O Hodges on
Vherry street, between UpioI and Church
Aa5,stda Quartaaasier- In charge OF Clothing Camp
Thoa ]. Cox.
Assistdnt Q,aTicrmasler--in charge OF Quartermas.
ters stores, Issues 10 Hospitals, Quarters etc Can't
3. meheaq LAporte, Cherry street, between Church
Assistaat Qa,arisfqaastsrIn charge OF Fpol Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Capt VIM.
AsSisidHf QuaFtsrHlasior-In charge OF River Trans
portation. Capt, j. ID stubbs High street, old head
quarters Gen. Rosocrans'. N'''-
Assist0Ht QHaytefuadster-in charge OF Railroad
fransportauon, Capt s. Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
Act A1s.siSHt oaarissndsior--In charge Of Means
OF Transportation, Public Shops, oto. Aout d III
Irwin, on CheFrystreet, near Theatre
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Special sgotifes,
no THE orrIznNs or nashville

TO THE CITIZENS or NASHVILLE
The health Of the city demands that
it should be thoroughly cleansed. All
filth or nuisances on the premises OF
citizens must be Immediately removed
TO the streets or alleys and placed in
heaps, go that tho same may be hauled
away by the government wagons fur
nisbed by Gen. Granger, oommandant
Post.
Premises will be inspected and the
city nuisance laws rigidly enforced. If
the enforcement of civil law fails 70 Of
feet the object, more expeditions power
will be applied.
JSo. HUaH SMITH, Mayor.
iune11-1w.
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Dried FruIt

A. q M. LASDsBERa d Co.. corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand my barrels Of choice Dried
A1'it APPLES and PEAoHEs, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Gall and make your purchases.
april 29-tC
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DR.. Kings DIspensary
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

WnfR.ly3 IN MING formerly Of New York
eAUkN 49, for Iast4 yoarB OF LouigvilIo X ,
~---eS who has devoted hi, attentitet' T.,
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 yoare
himself having attended 10 a practice for 40 r1,r-
years. and cured 80 many thousands be l. ensbi.t
70 cure az diseases Of private nature no n,stter
now BAD they may BE- from inIudloous modioai trs.,
ment, or nom neglect Of their own Dr Rin-i.
DsponAary Is No. 23 Deadorick streot botVysep G0
~ and the Square, second story, where be es - IN
dsoases Of private nature a.
Gonorrhma cured without nAuseous raodioin.. -.
Interference with business 7"
Structures Of old or r0oont date onactuny o,,r. A.,
few days. BY an operation which causes ma mad,
Where structure exists health cannot BE- enptava5'
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and linaer
mines the constitution 90 much.
syphilis, with ell the diseases OF the akin Snovss
cured in few days No'11"J
Seminal Wed tention Ia vin,bee,
given 10 this disease, and all the oons0quonoos
ing out OF IL, brought IN many cases by no ~
structiYe habits OF inconsiderate youths and escos
I've Indulgence OF the passions neglect of ,yb;cL
VIII uhaerlnlne tho constitution, rendering ina suT
eot qnht for business or society," and oaunng prems
ture old age F''N'"
Females who may belaboring with any difloultr n
ths WOMB may rest assured OF Immediate roliaf
, Persons residing abroad, BY writing and staijns
sneir case Win foe enclosed, direct 10 lt KIM,
no ~ Deaderlok street, Nash VILE, Tonn yyill baSl
the necessary medicines sent 20 their Addrees tsl
hours nom Sooiook ir the morning until Al M
'''"N lJuiy l0--in d&wly.
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R,oh ana Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho.
tOgraphic Albums, moro richly embel-
hShed than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at 7. M. somErER's Photographic
Rooms Also choice variety of Gard
Frames, in enamel and gold, These are
new article, only just imported.
Aprl6-tf
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All persons having claims against the
Government arising from the use of cot
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be fled with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day Of May, 1885, after which date no
claims will be received.
BY order Of the Board:
j. j. DoNNRLLY,
may'u Captain and Recorder.
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IoHH b. HIDr, Grand Secretary, should be 49, "
81 NdshriIle Tean -N

IoHH b. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be 49, aased
as Nashville, Tena.
TdHsiasssc Lodge, No. 1-Meets every Tuesday Even
ing, at their Hall, on tho corner Of Union and SOM
mer strecis The officers for the present term, are
Jno. e. Mills, MGR. n. MoFcwen, Jr. V.d; John II,
Hide, Secretary T.. X. Spain, Treasurer. it
Tfobas Lodge, No l0-heets al the same place
every Monday Evening. The officers are Henry
Apple, N. g.; J. l.. Park V.G.; Chas. Robertson ,
Secretary ; p. n. Brown, Treasurer.
qslilsp lodge, No. 90Meets al their Hall on South
Cherry street, every friday Evening Tbe officers
are frank Harmon, n. G.; James Wyatt, VIC; u. IL.
Goodlett Secretary NJ. O Cotton, Treasurer.
AtfGra Lodge, No. los, (Germanl---Meois at the
Hall, oOratr Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Eyening. The Ofhcors arc P. Friedman,
n a.; John HerbrohF g.; Jacob Jungerman, Score
tary. Geo, Selorle, Treasurer.
Ridgslg BRcampBiefsi No. 1-Aects q, Obs above Hal
On The erst and third Wednesdays OF each month
Tho officers T. u, Mcbride, OP 20. n. Fuller a.
2. Peter Hrrris Jr.. S.W. J. n Puckett, J.W ;Jno.
?. Hue, Scribe B. r, Gutter, Treasurer,
Olsrs Branch Encouragement, No. 4-Meets at the
Above Hall on the second End fourth Wednesday
aiEhts Of each month. The officers are: Henry APP
pie, C,P.; J. mokor, HIP; r. A. Campbell, S.W.; 4.
9. cosllsn, J.w.' p. T. PHILIPPE, secretary; j. N.
Ward, Treasurer,
TIE Degree Of Daght--s n Re6sLah-Mests the frat
friday afternoon Of each month, at O'Clock.
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Notice 20 sutler..

just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
$50 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
1926 kits Mackerel.
Candies of ali kinds; Figs; Dates ;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gem
eral assortment Of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention Of eur
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. q M. LANDsBERG g. Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10 .t.,-
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COUNTY COURT,

Jsigs-Hon. James Whitworth.
e7sTk-P. Lindsey Nichol
e. The Judges Court meets the first Monday IN
each month, aud tho Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County Ia held the frat Non
FAY in January, April July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
Cierh-David O. Love.
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Ja6ee-Hon NJ M. Brien.
Clors--fhRres W. Smith.
Ee- Toe Court meets ths arst Monday IN April a..
Fnst and December.
CHANCERY COURT,
ChaisesIior-Hon Samuel d. Brlerson
O1erk and MaSfor--J. T. 0leaves.
~ The Court meets the drst Monday In May and
November.
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRoEs.j
NASHVILLE, June 3. l863 4

NAA%ACNSeAAAhh CNAAEb OIAIEh nOhOES.f
NASHVILLE, June 3, 1868.
[ General Order No. 3.
All enlisted men arriving in this city
and not attached to parties under COM
mand of commissioned or non-com-
missiOned officer, will report at once to
the oonvalescent barracks, corner of
Church and Cherry streets, where they
will be provided with quarters and ra-
lions.
BD order of
Brighten. B. s. GRANeER,
Commanding.
w. NEvN, Capt. and A. A. Gen'l.
june4-6t.
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OHIO STATE AGENCY

Established by Governor David Tod 20 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers, and 10 furnish
them transportation home. TO direct thom how 10
obtain pay for extra duty, nurses, etc. Ohio en-.
poys the Agent, aud Il Is his duty 20 give tho busi-
ness Of her SOLDIER careful and roapec mi attention.
Otftee NOD Cherry ~. near Church.
Aud-Im
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DIRECTORY.
City ooNERNMTNr.

City GOVERNMENT
JOHN HU0H SMITH, Havot
WILLIAM SHANE, Bsoordey
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Harsbal
DYug MeF.hal.--W b. Wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
olerl, offhs karkes--Iohn chuuibsy, ssooso. hrst;
Jacob french, second and Thos. McCarty, third.
Tbs Aaoasor-Wilian Driver
EsVGus ColioofOr--A. b. ahankland
Ratw Tas o0llootor~g b Garrett
7foaUTcr--R. Henry.
W.1J has,r--JThomas Lake.
bspcTiniondoni Qf No WorLhOsao--I Q. D0dd
StPcin,ondsni Of 10 Water Worts--wm. stewart.
Cafq " he Fire Depdr,n,ea1-Iohn M. seabuTy.
bcrton Of dae Oeuctcrg--T n. Mcbride.
Street ovsrssa--J l.. stewart
oS,y Ahorney--E.F MuIloy,
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of ALismas--M. n. Brion President John
oerper, Jos. J. Robb, nd Mulloy, II. O. scovel, ". s.
cheathan, NJ. q. L. Claiborne, and J. Q Smith.
U05nmoa C1unca-Andrew Anderson, President; jas
Myers, Alex. Mcdaniel, l. b. Housh, Charles 5ayerai
=. B. knowles, w. A. McCellAnd, 7. J. Yarbrough,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Eiewari, 1hoa. Cready, WIN. haiiy
and VIM. Sanborn
STANDING COMMITTEES on TaE oiTY COUNCIL
FyBasoo-KnOwles, Eoovel and Bren.
Wai.r Wofks--AndefBon, Smith and Claiborne.
Srs,s-HuG Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Cheatham
Harbr0ugh, Jroady and Haiy.
WAarf--Turner, Carpof aud McClelland.
Gch0ols-CheathAm, MullOy and Knowles
iirs DepGrfncnf-Blyors, Stewart and hcUolland
ods-DTtFef, Cready ana Myers.
Cenciag-smith, SanbOrn and Stewart.
Marker Hoiae-Yarbrough, Roberts and Oarper'
6lovss--Mutloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart,
Poll s--Cheatharn, Brien and Sayers. cd
SpfiHgs--Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Worklouss--Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements asi ExpcndihTes-McCelland, Brien
and SanbOrn
Public Propegip--Robb, Stewart and Driver.
Pest Hotgo--Csrpor, Southgate and Haley.
So The Board o Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
aext preceding tho second end fourth Thursdays IN
zach month, and the Common Council the second
md fourth Thursdays In each moth.
NIGHT POLICE
CaDiain---lObn BauRh,
Second LteHfsnanf-- Robert Scott,
First .Lioiiiesaut--John s. ingalls,.
Poifesiassi--Wm. Jackson, Jonn Lavender Mich Da
IL, Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John oottrel, William
aayo, John Englos, j. W. Wright, John Pickett,
tobert SCOTT, ". Q. Francis, David Yates, Chas Hu.
nc and W. Danley.
81 The Police Court Il opened every morning ct
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERs.

sAoiE-Jamea n. Hinton. Dspvaiss-Thpmas Hob.
sOs and j. X. buchanan.
Regisis--Phiness Garrett
1FIlaes--W. Jasper Taylor.
Cororsr--N. II. Belchen
R0nger-John Corbitt.
Revenue Coilsoto7.-W. D. Robertson.
Rdiiroad Tds CoIeofoT--J q. Brley..
OoAadblss for ne NashviIls DistriotJohn d. Cover
arr Nn,pvnou
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JEFF. DAVIS, in his Mississippi speech,
spoke of the first settlers of New Eng
land as people
"Rho prosecuted Catholics, Episogpalians
and every other sect that did not subscribe q
their bigoted and contracted notions"
Now, if JEFFERSON DAVIS will take the
trouble to examine the old code of Vir-
ginia he will find that the Cavaliers" OF
that State passed laws, fOrbidding all
clergymen, except those of the Church OF
England, from holding divine service
under the severest penalties. lie will
find that none but Episcopal clergymen
were allowed to solemnize the rites of
marriage. He will find that aH people
We're compelled to attend the Episcopal
Church. The records of our State Lii
brary will prove our statements. If he
will examine English history, he will find
that the high blooded Cavaliers burnt
people for differing from their "bigoted
and contracted notions" quite as much as
the Puritans ever did. JEFFERSON DAVIS
is either an ignorant ass, or an unmiti
gated hypocrite.
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Number Of the Rebels in the Late
Battle-RelatiVe Losses.

II appears that our army took, at the
battles Of Stones River, $500 prisoner
and paroled, them who represented 145
regiments, and 10 batteries. Estimating
the strength of each regiment at 500 men,
would make the rebel army more than
1900 strong, while 10 estimate each
regiment at 400 would make an aggre-
gate of $500. Thus it appears that the
great rebel General of the Southwest
fought us on ground Of his own choosing
with an army stronger in number, and
got badly beaten, The more the event
and its circumstances are inquired into
the greater seems 70 be the chargin and
modification Of the rebels. The Rich.
mond journals are almost as bitter as
they were over VAN DoRN's faux pas al
Corinth. The Chattanooga Rebel grows
desperate, and tries TO lie out of the dis
aster, by parading figures which are la.
dierously false. The relative losses Of
the two armies may be summed up thus
GRAND SUMMARY OF CASUALTIES IN TIKI
).
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BATTLB OF sToNE's RIVER.

To this TO be added about $50 kill
ed and wounded of one regiment, that
we have no hospital report of at present
When or where the next battle will be
fought between the two armies it is i'm
possible to predict. BRAGG would probably
Like TO have an opportunity to retrieve his
waning fortunes, but there are rumors OF
his recall, in which event General JoHN-
SON will take his place, at least rumor
assigns him that position. Our troops
are in good condition, and are in the best
spirits on account of their signal SUCCESS,
and will meet the rebels with increased
eagerness and energy, if they make
another stand in which case, we feel
confident that we shall have a victory to
record more illustrious and signal than
the former.
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The difference between patriotic and
a selfish sge was never better described
than by MoNTHsoUIEU, when he remark
ed that formerly the property of pri
vate people constituted the public treas
ure but now the public treasures be-
comes the property Of the people" There
are too many official persOnages in the
present day, who look upon the public
treasure as their private property, and
who make no scruple about defrauding
the Government. Such proaigacy is not
far removed from rebellion indeed il is,
practically, hostility and opposition 10
She Government. The same spirit Of
selGshness and corruption which led the
Southern politicians into the rebellion
has taken possession of thousands in the
Federal service, The spirit is as detes-
table in the latter as in the former
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Surgical Department of the Army

Surgical Department of the Army
We hear warm concentrations for the
prompt manner in which the Surgical
Department of our army at MurfreesbOro,
and their subordinates, discharged their
exhausting and most painful duties dur
ing the recent battle, and subsequently.
The ambulances carried the wounded
from the field during the fercest of the
fight, in an incredibly short time. The
surgeons were indefaigable in their at
tentious to the suffering. Such deeds do
not attract the admiration of the public
like the deeds of a military hero, but
they are none the less worthy of applause.
Long may they be spared to adorn and
improve a profession whose high aim
should ever be philanthropy.
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A CARD.
PLANTER's HOTEL, OFFICERS HosPlTAL,)
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1868. )

PLANTER's HOTEL, OFFIoER's HosPTAL,l
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1868.
Before leaving the city for our Northern
homes, we the undersigned would ex-
press our gratitude and thankfulness to
Surgeons WATERMAN and ARNOLD, in
charge of this hospital, for the kind care
and attention they have constantly be-
slowed upon us during our stay with
them. Their gentlemanly conduct, al
ways pleasant and courteous, and un-
firing attention to us and our wounds,
have won our esteem and heartfelt gra-
titude; and we leave them with regret,
wishing them God-speed in their noble
and well-perlormed labor Of providing
for and healing the wounded. May
their shadows never grow less" for the
healing art" in their skilful hands, will
prosper. e. A. FoRD,
1st Lieut. 4lst Ohio Volunteers.
H. p, WoLCoTT,
I'd Lieut.. 4lst Ohio Volunteers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

orable mention. To such brave off,
GERS, be everlasting praise and honor.
The enemy evidently intended that
Murfreesboro should be his winter quar-
tiers, for every encampment looks as if it
bad once been q miniature village, and
the houses destroyed, leaving the chin
Deys still there. These chimneys were
made Of good brick and we'll builded.
The citizens here are bitter against Gen.
BRAGG, but | tell them that they ought
not TO blame the old rebel, he could not
help leaving here. l am disposed to be
as accommodating as can.
] am told that there are many families
here who are destitute of the necessaries
Of life. Such forlorn looking place,
never before seen. The armies have ru-
ined the place Perhaps it is no matter
though.
Respectfully yours,