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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

SMALL CHAEaE,--No one need com
plain of the want Of small change now.
w. j. MARI, corner of College and Union
streets, has received another supply of
Postal currency, which is the most con-
venient change in circulation.
Dec2l-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

Sometime between the 18th and 10th
inst, small-sized Miniature Case, con-
tanning the likeness of a lady, and child
three years old. Any one finding the
same, will be amply rewarded by leav-
ing it at the Kossuth House, South Mar
ket Street.
Jan. 1876 LIT. j, e. SISSON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
DOURrFUL-WILD CAT.
Refuse che Issues of all Banks
mentioned below.
No. 59, COLLEGE STREET.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been woend up and their Notes, IL any are
'out, utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Hemphis Saving Institution, al Memphis.
Exchanges Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners'and Manufacturers' Bank, Mt Knoxville
Bank Of East, Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton, at Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank or Claiborne, at Tazewel
Bank Of Ta2ewenJa at Tazewer.
Lawrenceburg Bank at LawrenceburR
Citizens Bank, at Memphis
Bank of America, at GAINESVILLE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Taho Notice-IEemovaI.

| have removed from No. AZ to 4G
North Side Public Square, adjoining the
Hicks buildings, where l shall be glad
TO see my old customers and all others
that may favor me with their patronage,
Jan13,' 63.-tf. NJ. MARBURG.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Notice.

On Wednesday The 21st, the Ga'
Works will stop for the want of coal
IS soon as supply of coal can be haC
they will be put in operation again.
J, II. KENpRIoK, Sect y.
Jan.20-2t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Auction sale.

Tuesday, January 20, 1868, b. f.
SHIELDS & CO., win sell at auction a
very large assortment of seasonable
goods, consisting Of Ready Made Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, aud
Shoes. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock,
A. M. B. H. SHIELDS. co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Louisville and Nashville Railroad

We learn that nc injuries have been
done TO the railroad by the freshet ex-
oept al Manscoe's Greek Bridge, and this
is not serious. A passenger train left at
half past seven yesterday morning, and
one will leave this morning, at same hour
we suppose.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE, Tenn, }
January 10, 1863, (

January IL, 1863,
Special Orders, No l3.
", Permission is given to the munich
pal authorities of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scavenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order Of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PRATT, A. A. g.
JSp HUGH SMITH, Mayor OF Nashville.
Jan.15-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

REFF ENCRSi
DarsdsoR oo,nay-Edward n. Kast, sarnsel b Hare
Horace II. Harrison, A. J. Duncan, joe Fowler,
John Hugh smith.
Wils0n cOpmty-HOn. Jordan StOkes.
SHtith ooui,iy-Dr. r. II. Gordon, J. W. Bowen
DeKalb oouHty-Col. w. b. stokes
Warren ooHHty-Robert Cain, George J. Subjected
White oouRtg-Wiiam Bosom.
Rutherford eOpHiy-Edward l. Jordon, william
Tally.
Williamson CouHiy--Wm = Campbell
AdHg C0uRy-BeDj Harlan Jno A. Campbell
bedford o0HAfy-Wllliam IL. Wisener.
AdrshdH couHiy-Abner Steel.
Sumner oouAiy-Bale Peyton, Thomas Trimble
Theodore Hermrn, WIN Wright, Mai Ssm'i Wallace
Vim Dadd, Jos Harlan
Jackson oeuRty-Dayid shepherd
hnor C0uHfy-H0n. kObep Mckinney.
Marion eou'ty-Co Robt Raulston.
Janls-Jn
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A LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF THE ASSEM-
BLY, OF VIRGINIA TO EDWARD T sTABLER.
HANOVER. Jan, Is, 1873.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
H0ohanas German Bitters

From J Mention Broom, b d., Editor Of tn.
Encyel0pedia Of Raigious .Kaow,sdgs,
,AAi6ugh not disposed flavor Of recommend Pate
,kIsdichesi general. through diswuss of her gred
n44 td ats1 yrt know of suic ent scsson why
csnnss testify tho benefit he believes himself tr
have received from Gny simple preparation, in the hope
thslhe may thus contribute 10 the benefit Of others.
W do his the readily in regard to Hoohand Ger
man Biiers, prepared by Dr. @. d. Jackson, OF thi'
city, beeausst Was ptsjudiced against them for many
yesrs, der the impression that they chiefly
alchoholic mixture am indebted to my friend Rober
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removsl Of this prejudice by
isgPersesu and fsf.encoursgernept TO ny them when
nssof throo hotties Of hese Bers thy begnii,g o.
fhs present year, was followsd BY evident relief ent
fssorstio sdegre Of bodily aud mental vigor which
had not felt for six mouths before and had almss de
SPARED Of regulating. Therefore thank God and my
friends for directing to the OF ihcln
hess .shsfNS Z sssi j. NEWTON BROWN.
Phiadelphia, june q, 1861. s.t,,f1fs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
Unsuccessful in this Lifs.

Iyconfess that increasing years bring With
them an increasing respect for those whodo
not succeed in life, ss those words ars com
monty used. Heaven is said to be ,, plsco
for those who have not succeeded upon
earth; and it is surely true that csie.tisl
sraces do not best thrive and bloom 10 the
hot blaze Of worldly prosperity. III succsss
sometimes arises from superabundsnss sof
qualities in themselves good, from q con
science too sensitive, tasts too fastidious,
. sefforgstfulnsss too romantic. . modesty
too retiring. l viii not 20 90 FIR o. to;iay.
with living poet, that the world Knows
nothing of ita greatest men," but thsfe pre-
forms Of greatness, or at least excellence,
that die and make no sign; there Afe mar
tyrs that miss the PALM but not The etake; (;
there are heroes without the laurel, and COZ
qusrors without. t.thectriumph 'oss, ayos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
,,Is y ~ ~ Z ~ n llENN ~
- IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
!, ,thOss ,hsying Estspds insthe, Army

we call the .isn, of all having relatives friends
III The srny tothe FACT that '!ioonsnds German j;',-
,e Win eafs niue ,, si'. q s y ess e s.e, insaeaa ny
fisis published almost daily n the newspapes, Oh the
atfisa II tssek it viii BE noticed that vary iarse
tHebortior ate suIarng from debility Every OF
tai, kind cin be tesduyeon By iIooaa ndis German
heis Disnssss resulting from disorders OF the dises
81 t' .Ss r. 81 u ,s' ss f Y
W. esiI particular attention 10 III, following remsrkp.l
BILE and well authenticated cure of one o the latons
sssess by ES,f a,Ss,, NJ: H' bee"
s. y. ~ Is fyil1pslr,ni Aug sad 1869.
M.ssss yosn tsEy.ssi- Well ssn,s,nsn s,,a, ,,uI your
Hooaand's Gsrmaii Bi:fs has saved my life There
my toiiysdes sbmc Of whose names are appended and
swho were coshizat of all the eitcausallce. OF my
iSeniSer OF sherman celebrated battery ssd under the
I Rnhneslias command OF Captain Ayers Through
ia s With Ss q IL.
Iunss and for sevemytwo days in is hospital
81 isitscF Of dysenery Il was hsh removed from, tho
White House ana sent tins ei,y on board ihe state
Mans non %n,ss .SSus o. y o a - ., .sS one
could be and still riaie spark Of vitality For Week
y ormore was scarcely ahle 70 swallow snythiny anu
8 IL pin force morso down. was immcdintely throw
eoala No. sysa keep ws,er on ny .,oTush.
cordneiy the physicians whohave been working fsti
as fully though dnsueesyflty % rescue me from The
70 a. no more or me- sd advised me % clergyma
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Ss Of s s %
low Arch advised me, as forlofa hope, 70 " your
Bliiers and kindly procured me abois From 'hetms
ssss sss &c f.; ssS :s So g Il rs Hs'ti
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no - had Of seeing our conrads Mr Malone
"a fossered 10 health. fri,s' p g. fli tsI1.ir-i
I. John cyDpLyaAcK. isi New Yo.t 81. 4
Ssis aESasf A VI Siss ssd g. s:I & Ys. N'
n sguHdwE syIsEwti II A5I'iiy ca ID Sv..fs vsnOa
Esssssyy slSSss4 laSss e :, .'|: $a4I In4.lr.
ss,Esssssl sHEssslsf sGfF e s 81 Pam
xiSM SysIIS SsAbl Us .s,s t.,s 50 v'rn'a
h:s sss Il ;,,ss,: 8 4 s Il ,AcxsoN" 4 i
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24

"A YOUNG man named James SsHtqragc.
q clerk in store in, Cincinnati, was fined
$50 81 on Tuesday last, for kissing X iia,-
ried lady against her will. 80 'aasss NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24

., PRSNrIys says; We don't know which
is the most thoroushly exhausted the isbsl
purse or the rebel ktomaohs F''''h pIs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
S E r. M o n
DELIVERED ON THE

-'f al. Z DELIVERED ON THE y
National Thanksgiving, Nov. 90, 1868,
in the M. Z. Church, St. Clairsville,
from Psalm 1868. ..'
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GJBssinsss Cssds of fcsr 10 seven inrss, pssliss
,IJmerehsnu' advertising 10, sssssdius sns-sps.s
20, s,seeding issf sssAss% szs A sss~.s, ~ ssSf
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Dysrpcrai Nouss snd DOWNS csasna A., D
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rsus. y o. ~ ssais' 81 iii Sicais. 10, " co.,
UrFos sale BY Drugs and Dealers every where Il
ths Upl.sl BATES, Sadby }. II. WEST 90, q. clairs
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
JOHN LUDEhN
nov. n. By Csc H. PAnxsa, BE att'yi
TRUSrEEs SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 7sh day Of March. A. d.
W 1855. liss Poston and Harriet Poe,ee -.
ecstsd uato John y. Ct oh - trsssss ! e.r..;.
de.a Of ttas' conveying TO said 'rastes ths isnd
IN Soc's county ana state Of lowa, described e
foiloss, to-wit: A part Of the north .vsss ers,-
ter Of t.s south-wsst quarter, and : Or :, =, IN.
south-vest quarter Of the nor b .vest ons,t., -
section fonrtess (ll.) township ssventv. si,he
t1s) north, Of range Tour 90 east, Il The 1f,h
18th Pm Beginning At point tour a chains
s1d seventy :x links east Of The sect 90 line.
between sections fourteen (l4) asd fifteen fl5.I
and the south-~est corner Of Lewis @. Ncnu 49,
lssd theDss east fifteen lb) chains and tv..;,-
four links TO stoae; The, % ner,h twenty COY
chains and forty three 49, nj to . st.ns. sss
south east corner Of Isaac and Jussus Pooe'.
chains aud t~snty.iour - INKS r.
northeast corner Of said MsH pS'', .oe
south BY said AoaI'y east lin. ,vs~,; '9 9so,
S S, ana 'o'y three ll3) links u the ,scs *
ng. cont aiming thirty. one (Sl acre. An
.a,ttesn (lS.lO0) handredths Of m scre which
ssid conveyance was made BY the ssid Ella, Pos
.on Ana wife fer the purpose Of securing one GER
tain ptomiscory note dated March 7, 1899, for the
sum Of one hunarsd and fifteen dol arr (Sl15.
ana payable one year after date
Ana nov said note taving become due
ana payable, and the said Elias Poston .a,ins
tailed to psy tho same, l, John r. Cook. t,us.
.se o. sioresaid DO hereby give this public notice
cy said deed Of trust, will on Saturday. tho 9e,h
day Of December A. d. 1853, ct the hour ~ ~
o'clock IN tho forenoon Of said day, ., the Co.,.
House door, in the city Of Davenport. expo.s "a
oaer for ealc, ~ public auction. the n.,..s
Of land above described or 80 mach thereof =.
% necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of ssd
note, with tho interest thereon to the dsy oS ~,
together with eli the costs and sxpepses .,s.,s;
ssid safe costs OF this notice and trustees fess
Dated the lst day Of december. A. ID lsas
JhONP. COOK.
Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
''S"eu'J
Brig. Gen. J J. Wn1sLAR.
CiNCtxNATI, Dec |

all, iICC ~.
EsAIyiccs from Knoxville 10 the 10th
state that the main body Of Longs,r, cts
army is at Rogervile. During tie re-
treat Longstrcrt lost 5000 men p'is oncr
;nd d, serl.rs His army is worn on,
with hard service, and ase suffc ing in
tensvly for want Of othi aud food. +.
Longs rect abandoned his seige train o
6 yuls, alter burning tic gun CARR ayes
Two OF our heavy trans wer met be
tween Cumberland Gap and Kroxvil,
with supplies for the armv.
There were 80 days su plies at Knox
Vile when The r,be re rca,ed.
Around Knoxville the country is des-
flute. the rebels 4ving consumed every.
thing eaiable
Loags'rects army is rep esented to be
demora lied in an extraord nary degree
by their hardshps aud dsserllons IN +
Tenn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
Especial to World
w AsnINGToN. Dec,

WAsuING1oN. Dec, Is.
Your ,rrespondent telcg'aphs from
the front:
The army has not gone i~to winter
quarters and in its r,sent location and
pr badly It will not do so.
The uous. committee on terri cries
will soon report the bills t, bring Neb'as
ka, Utah and Colr4do As 5 ATS aud ais
to create new territory out Of some
portion of Nebraska. The III to increase
the pay OF The army. meets with general
favor and will sJon tie reported back.
Ii ues' special.
Gen. Buford lies very III at the Ebbe,
House and and his surgeon apprehcnd-
he will die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
Fort MONROE, Dec. IA

FORT MONROE, Dec. ii.
The following was received to day
from Yorktown Va, Of the l4th to Maj
Gen. Butler
Iannonncc with satisfaction T e com
plete success OF the OK oediion sent out
under Col. West, all worked in success
full combination. Our ca.alrv carried the
enenmy's camp at Charles City e. II.
after sharp tignt, The cnemv fired from
their houses. We captured officers
and 81 enlisted men. being the whole
command, 3 companies. 50 horses, 3
mules besides man, shot, dc, left on the
ground, and the encmy's camp with all
its equipments, arm =, a,nnn ton and pro
visions were all thoroughly d,stroyc -
Our loss is Capt. Gregory, severely
wounded, one sergeant an one cotpo al
killed, and four men wounded,a are IN :
titled to high comnendati n for ,he,
gall .n,ry and unhlnching cndurar CO AID
Co. West especially FIR his precise xe
cuion, difficult combination by shicl
alone he could have accom- il shed IN,
objects.
(Signed.)
Ri, (,.n / I Wu1c,.o
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N.w VAR Dor Is

NEW TURK, DEC. 10.
The following was received here this y.
IN, dated 'Canp near Portsmouth, ". -
The inhabitants were taken completely
by surprise.
Z z,bcth City will be made the base OF
important operations.
A detachment 0. So men Of the lst U s.
calored regiment hiss just returned. bring
ing in 20 WACO. loatis Of con.r band. thar
bad sought the protection oil Gen. Wild oi.
the road.
Some artillery and cavalry from Genera
Getty = division, as well as a cons siderable.
naval force, have lett TO cooperate with
Gen. Wild.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
NLw XnnE Dec IL

NEW I YIN, Ut. TO.
The rebel Secretary Of the Treasury's report
says the entire debt OF the Couiederacy in round
numbers is S GOO, 100000 of which $500 900,
600 are treasury notes, and S70U.0UO, 900 of
these notes are in circulation. The Secreta, V
saws ,at the amount needed /, carry on The
Conf, deracy to the BOT OF June, 1864, is
$40 900, 600, beside the amount Of the uli-
drawn appropriation of the last Congress,
which reaches 5000 900. and if the es,i
mates are extended 50 as TO include the entire
year of 1864, The amount will reach 81 ,427,
| 100000; which, says the hopeful Secretary,
Congress is formally called upon to provide,
and so if the legs of the Coniederacy last SO
long, it will have at the end OIL! the year 1864
a debt OF s., 800, OOO, 900
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
LAT NEWS
~ E1xsGRlR2.
ot'A APE l,L D,sPAcnrs.


especial 70 Tdbunsl
"AsHixorox, Dec. Is.
zen. Schodsld 10 on his cay to Wssh.
ingto", and expected 10 arrive there to-
night Or Tomorrow
ihe'e . no news that can be publish
ca rom tho Army Of the Po,omsc, and
no present prospects ola change of com
mandcrs. That that army will sg in
start Tor Richmond this fail is highly
improbable.
"A tier received here from naval
omcer on board the flag ship Pensacola
at New Orleans, SAYS:
Embroy mutinv is gathering fast
am ing the sailors of the men Of war 10
the hssbor. 1t seems that great many
OF these sailors enlisted for one year aud
their timc has expired, but the navy
department being pushed for men, we're
oonQcd to issue an order that no sail rs
De allowed to come home even if their
tine has expire until re icyed By 9th
err. This order is said to lie felt very
severely by portion OF our sailors, and
the officer who writes the inform atior
Tears the muntiny.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio. will introduce to
day an important bill, providing, in &C
cordancc with the suggestions of ,h,
Presidents message aud proclamation
lor The Establishment of provis ona
military government over the dlstr Cts O
the Country in rebel ion, and for author
1zlnx the Io,al citizens of snch district
to organize q State government
The bill Of Mr.. Ashley confers upo'
the President the power to appoint 70
every distric. in rebellion a nilitar
governor, who s 10 have evil admins
t'a',on until the State 2 vernmcnt ca
be formed, and the senators aud repre-
scnta'lves to Congress ccctcl. Wien
ever the people desire a reorganiza, o.
OF the State governments the militar
governor Is to order an euro lment c
loyal cleo ors. As soon as the numbs
OF the latter will be equal 10 one-tent
OF the States 1T The PIE. identiat ecto
IN 1850, the military Q vernor shall OF
dr. the election Of State invention
which shall be authorized TO form Stat
government, provided i, be not rclu.
naAt to the consti ntion IF the Y at,
States or the Pr,sldcn = pr, clsm4t or
January LIST, 1863, and slavery be forev,
abolished and prohibited, new consti
Ion submitted 10 the PEG lie, ard af,er j
ADDITION the senator. d repre- utativ
t. Congress o be chosen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
WAsHlNGros, Nov. Is


The Star furnishes tie following in ad
vance OF its publication
kilograms were received here last even
ing .rom Knoxville Up TO yesterday morn
ng.
Gen. Foster had assumed command Of the
troops lately under Burnside and the latter
had departed from tue city for Cincinnati
All was quiet in the vicinity oil Knox
vile. Il was stated there on the uihorl'y
oi scouts and army messengers, that much
II Lorg.treets artillery ard trains had fall
len into the bands OF cur pursuing force.
The region in which the pursuit IS nov
bcipg made is SO far dis ant from telegraph
as 10 make it difficult 20 verify such state
IN, nts.