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The New York herald., 1864-06-08

THE 0nBAyHsr WoNDBR IN rBB WORLD ~ THR
u original n.dsm nYR0N, Who has returned < from raria
Essvn. she tells the present. past aSd future ourep
dissasss q any kind hing together those long separseA
your hearts idesL tades 80 csnts gsctsmsn o. 0nos
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AXE GBoRgR-THE STEAMER MINSEHAHA
IL viii commence June l her trips for the season
through Lake George connecting with the saao.a Railroad
and Lake Ghampain steamers The FORT WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL al Caldwell, ~ Y, win be open FOR the
reception OF guests on the 23d Of May.
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ASTROLOGY.


"A. Ire aivee Of this real Asirologsr A. h. MAURICE is
to fa Tie h. Of ae haa marked out be path Of each
individual and he planets hourly pontng the des
Of ibe rules Of The science Of the STAR. aud can beat he
world ~ the above seenee in regard 20 telling al that re.
with that living before
causnp speedy marriages never fails lie describes the
intended husband or wie tells Che very day YOU viii marry
The intended. He describes your friends points your
obtaining stussns Or in travelling by sea- or lsDd and the
best OF health long life prosperity who consul,
aad. Ms boz 3 ssa york york Pc Po ,1S o s sn and
S y n r'is1 s sS once M Ar oo sSs
Ladies', 80 cents Gents, 81.
A BETTER & &AsTsoLosLsr Is Not TO gE rogSD
BRouGiiToS They sacceed 10 giving sa,sacisn when
AZ Oh,' M a can Pc consasa on =. s. 81 s
lawsuits obsinhg situations, welfare OF absent friends.
the 3 ss m. s Ssy r die Sssn S the 20
Ind @ q % BODY 70 s s sh
Ladies' - sens lem sn,weTss ~ s
amnasiors made onee 100 Greene street. below rriscs
A can sspend on Madame WILSON shs els he oSjees
1sdertaxns At isi Allen street, betvses Houston and
Stanton streets. over the bakery. Price % cents,
(,LAIRvoyASL-5Fp YOU WISH THE TRUTH, GO AT
husband and never fails 70 bring those separated
sss and seventh syenn. Rns the Ss.sDep. Ss
Hours from 9 in the morning TIL 7 in the evening
Mrs MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoy.
traces lost and stolen property. absent friends and
sssss References. given Gsnsicnsn not admitted
MADAM RAT IL THE BEST cLAIRvoyANT AID
M AstrooRis in this cy she tells your very thoughts,
avenue near r~enty'evenih street. Ladies' 2sc; gentle
men, 5nc.
AsADAx WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED CLAIR.
prepared 70 reveal the mysteries Of the past present and
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MO IMPosfTION-fHB NEVER FAILING MADAM
~ STARR from Europe, whe vss born vi,h ns,ura
ain the great Business and Medical Carvoyant She
ron the past present and future brings together
those separated, apeedy marriages shows
friends. Hee equal sp 70 be fsund Causisn 600
70 any ne who her In her professon
sL She toll, you The name 81 The persoa thai you marry
tythird and Twenty fourth stsseta Nass The door
1jentlemou not ndmittsd
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>,>;-s =" = A1HIs. HIssss.~~,,.c,cc>.r
W Door: sess :: a.s p... o,.;.s.. ss'; ssaP:ass:
Last time this EcsS6a %ssTRssaE S;ipd.i 001o
With new scenery by Isherwood new stage appointments
Charles courv Mr. Lester wal.es
Sir Hsrcourt Courtly MI Marx smi
Medde.: Mr. Young
nsi hspaawsy ) P,oSe
Cool, PsrIs. ss
wsmsoa
Iaas Cav sp.nke;r; Miss jane coomSs
Grace Sss Harksway. Msa MsGS GSe SssnSs ss9:sa
rHuRspAY, pENrp1f r. a9ss9w 9E sN MOSS, TREASURER
First time this season. -
,., sIson 9, Sf SnnIoIrr s1,11
SATURDAY RosEDxLE 'tI Iiaid tme).
CAPTAIN BLAND
havng been received with grss. ayor oy increasing M
Eoxs OLD BowERY
i R;s as sSSsGssyss
the EAsisRS EASTER M sPsoTHoLE
SHERRY s#sRsE 4sB nj; g4Es y4Es s44s s44h
1:s @ fSg Dep1i Hs'''n. st.s
A' . BiES;iJiiitiidE NV, sisia, sSESEkY.
Dp.AzzLIEd IA TAELEAUx WITH GORGEOUS EFFECTS.
THE NOTE FoRaER.
M MT J. D. s,udley The Note Forssa
COUSIN LAMBKIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chairman and Fares Company.
FRIDAY JUNE 10,
BENEFIT
MR. JANIS MoCLOSKEY.
BROADWAY THEATRE
ID (LATE wALLAOK'G).
Broadway, of RroOme street.
TRIUMPuANT SUCCESS
NR. S. f. CaANFRAU
TWO aRRAr cHAKAcTses
LORD DUNDREARY
BROTHER SAM,
In Charles Gsyler's comedy, entitled
OUR AMEEIcAN COUSIN AT HOME
SCENES ENCORED NIGHTLY
THE AUDIENCE KEPT IN A
STATE OF HILARITY
DURING THE ENTIRE EVENING.
II will be repeated
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK
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no CoNEY ISLAND BIT STEAM
Il The Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island Railroad is
open for through travel Cars vi run untn urhsr
hour Special trains required The
brooklyn depot (on Thirty sth street.
near Fifth avenuel leaves SA ". and asst train r.
The from Couey Island leaves IU A. M and
7:l0 =. N. All to Greenwood connects W
this thirty five minutes from Green Coney
Island including intermediate stoppaaes
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nAY BOAT FOR NEwBURG AND PoUGHKRBPsIB-
IL The new steamboat THOMAS C0bLYER viii leave
pier OF jay norfnng during
son n, H ooock land At Thirtich street quarter TO
O'Clock; landing Mt Yonkes, Terrytown, and Eyack BY
ferryboat Hsversraw Cozyrns West Psinl Cold Spring
Cornwall Newbura New Hamburg and Milton Return ing.
leave Poushhrepse At half past tweve O'Clock and New
burg o'clock.
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- FOR MEMORY.
Miss Brnddon writes about "a wcil.n
Dickens wrote about 'Weller.n
Great Dante wrote the song Of Hell,
The press writes daily praise Of Heller.
Doors open al IA; commence ats
T,HB GREAT sAIAMANDRR,
i SfGSoR BU0NO CORE,
win repeat his thrilling feat OF
MOVING, BREATHING AND STAYING
in the midst Of
FIERCE CONSUMING FLAMES
Cited BY the entire press the greatest
MARVEL OF fHk AGE
At Brooklyn Junction Of DeKalb and Fulton avenues
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. June 2 and IA.
Al O'Clock r
AT JONES WOOD, NEW YORK FRIDAY, Jrss "a
at+ O'Clock r. n.
Admission Accents.
Robsrtsons Brass Band engaged for each occasion
OPERAT1C AND DDRAMATrc.-wASTED. SEVERAL
~ Young Indies aud gents. from IL TO u OF
Join an opera troupe Those having
ferred Apply to Mrs HOLMAN. 72o Broadway, between
10 and o'clock
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NV IVES Co. AUCrIosRERs, sALEsRooMs
j. $40 Brosd wAy.-Tbe celebrated Cobe'n Tapestry.
We sci al auction WEDNESDAY june 10 1854 At IL
O'Clock six pieces u Go0ein Tapestry. One
b bited In the BROOK Far and Ia rieces
the Neiropoi an Fsir n YORK The Roya Hunt IL
valued AT s95 RoTaAn Due, ~, and the
torcs Scene al s. NN rar' VII Ne exhibition
aaesrooms until sale Charge
catalogues IN feN days
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany, Troy, North and West leave Tweaty.
sIth depot 10 A. NJ aud p. NJ Sunday train
at5PN n.
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STEAA WEEKLY To MISUNDERSTANDING AT
~ Queenstown (Cd~k harborp. The Liverpool New York
snd fhi adslpha sts nship Co intend desaohng
thesr ul powered Cyds built iron steamships follows
ElINBtRG Ss,rday "ne Is
CITY DF WASnINGfO> Saturday. June %
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NEW ROwERY THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 8. 1854. -'n1-'''
engagement with the celebrated American actor (for
limited periodl
Mr.. +. EDDY.
Wonderful success OF the
POOR OF NEW YORK.
tBy the Ciub
HOUSE CRAMMEDi DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT
SPLENDID LOCAL SCENERY AND
POWERFUL EFFEOTSl
Mr. a q BoNiFACE
Mrs W. JONES, Miss KATE NEWTON @. BRooKES.
Mr.. AARDkN. Mr.. O. LIN0ARD and Mr. 0LASSFORD.
BEN BOLT
WILFUL MURDER.
yNOODs MINSTRELs 5l4 BROADWAY.
w Opposite ST. Nicho Hote Hy. wood. Proprietor &c.
zo,H oTHELLo; On DAR'sDE Money
sMraGY MdSLUR TuhsSf TBoUGssTTppEfkfs sISNforroNs
THE BROADWAY BELLE. COMIC BANJO SOLOS,
JACK ON TIE GREEN. kc. BY
Frank Brewer, Charley Fox Frank Moran. Boyce Bud
Doors open at T. Commence at O'Clock Tcks.s Is cents
y MECHANICS HALL, l72 BROADWAY,
Monday, june =. and every night during the week,
BRYANTS' MINsrRELS,
the Excelsior NJ laS~ns JHI
I'm Scene From JACK CAbh' fAAi1''
Lord Say Dave Reed Jack Cade Dan Bryant
Duoerpsichoreanclogpedality. BY the Buffalo Boys
Polly Ann, Macs Essence Emmen's u 8. @.
POMPEYS BLUNDERs.
Od Puffy N Seymour Poupey smAsha, Dan Bryant
Doors open O'Clock Tickets IS cts
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NEUTRAL FLAG.-AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE.
~ carrying the United States mals.-The Al British
clipper ship CENTURION, Cromwell master is now
rapidly loading No 12 East and will clear for
Melbourne the 10th OF june. This ship has for
about second cabin low price The
bark WESTWARD no for Sydnev, Williams mas,er.
10 Fast river; and the ship HERM1NE, Wins master
loading at pier No Fast for Dunedin Port Oago,
Newzelaud viii also clear date above For freight
and passage apply TO r. W CAMERON, ~ Beaver street.
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7 EgALsEY. AucrIoSEsR-Br ). =. HALsEy
EAHDwARR TRADE SALES AND AuCTfos ROOMS
bs BeeEmsp aud IS Ana treets
FRIDAY, JLNB 10, AT TIN O'CLOCK
By catalogue. fov cash general assortment OF Hard.
Cutsry, Fancy gooss Ac Ia lots " pa, city and
Osonrr buyers Try Catao ready eArfy morning
a. stle.
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EXCURSIONS.

4 BEAUTIFUL NBw BARGE FOR EXCURSIONS :
n The Harvest Home and the Ehneoeck seempoa win
"a oons, also ST. Roman We'll and Pleasant Valley O.
RI n CROSgETT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25
s9asIiriIls City 9irsftOrs.
Municipal Officers.

JOHx HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ. SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs Henry, Treasurer.
JOIN CntNBLY, City Marshal.
w. II WILKNsoE, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A G. TUCKER,
A. B SHAsKLE, Revenue Collector
E B GARRET, Water Tax Collector
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works
JAMES PERTH, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
OAK CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WIN J. SLMKAKD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L. II. FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De-
partment
WV WRIGHT, Street 0yerseer.
JoHE @. Dom, Work House Keeper.
T. H. McBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LoNG, Second Clerk Market.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AWIIT OF VENDI EXPONAS
ID to ne rected, and delivered from the Honor
able Chsneery Cont OF Davidson county, Tonnes
see, at its N y Term 1864 ] will expose 90 public
sale, TO the highest bidder. for cash the court
HOUSE yard ia the city 0i Nashville on Saturi y,
the Goth day of October 1851, 81 the right title,
ella M int. est aud estate when West II. hum
phreys tn II bad, or Inay have since acquired, 10
and 10 the following de~cr bed property 20 wit: a
tract Of Ia.d in Davidson county, tennessee, aad
on the west side Ct Rains Avenue containing
a"res and IA poles and being Let No. 8, according
to The plan of the Ursula R.tns Lands rs LAID down
Page GA, Minute Book L. fthe Chancrry Court
at Nash il e ana be ng the same land bought by
w. h. Humphrey az a sale made Of SAID lands by
the Clerk and hastsr on the Sd Of January, 1871.
Also raet Of land lying in same county and STATE,
containing by estim ton Is acres ans Al poles and
bounded as follows: B. ginning in the centre Of
Browns Creek, where susan Quimby's north
bOunda y line crosses the same runring thence
westwith the line OF the land belonging to Masseys
heirs, 81 poles to the eastern side Of the centre
avenue, thence south l1so west alcng said avenue,
81 poles to tire enGe running 10 Browns Creek,
thence along the north edge Of he same south,
s6 east sltz poles IL the centre Of Browns Creek,
tLence along the centre OF said or elk to The begin
uing, end levied upon as the property OF West Il.
Humphreys u satisfy Judgment renieredin favor
John l.. Gleaves, C. 4 a., against W. Ii. Hum
phreys James Z Sa1nders, JO W. Hnor on and +.
K. Rams. JAMES n. HINTON, Sheriff,
oct6- BY THOS HOBS0N, j.. Sh'H.
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q EN ER AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Pentenuary. Surgeon BuTkitt Cloak, u S
Vols, 10 charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near PenItentary. Surgeon W. Threlkeld, U. 9
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hin. Surgeon J. f. Herbst, u. 3. Vols,
10 charge.
NO. | GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stanford, u. s..
Vols, IN charge.
NO , GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hal. Surgeon J. E. Herb-t, u. s. Vols,
IL charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
6. e Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Brosd-
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow. u. s. Vols, in
charge
NO. S GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, OhuTch-street. Surgeon r. X.
Taylor, U. S. NOls in charge.
NO. II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On The Charlotte Road. a. Asst Surgeon @. w.
France in charge
40. II GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon s. e.
Fuller. u. :. Vol4., ia charge.
No. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
CoTnsi "a ume aud Line-streets, Surgeon "
NJ. Chambers, u. ). Vols, n charge.
40. 10 CoNTRARAND HOSPITAL,
On College hetween Church and Brosd-streets.
4. Asst surgeon Justin kOnsyne in charge.
No. - GENERAL. HOSPITAL
On Market-=treei, between Union and Church
streets. surgeon W. ii. Thom, u. 3. Vols, IN
charge.
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DR.. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DERASRO.

-, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, soF
1SA--sS last four years Of Louisville Ky. who
has devoted bis attention % the treatment OF PR
Tste diseases for - years. Eaters himself having
attended 70 practice for 70 many years and cured
80 many thousands, he il enabled TO cure all ses IS
Of private nature, no matter how bad they nav Be
from iniudcious medical treatment or from neglect
CT their own. DT. Kings Dispensary IA No q
Dezdenck street, between Cherry ana Inc Secare
second story, where be cures az diseases OF pri-
yate nature.
GonorrhOsa cured without naIaecus medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of Old recent date efectueily cured
10 few days, BY an operation Whseh causes no
pain Where structure exists health cs.inss De
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease eaU8es more Elscsiai
and undeTDinos the heath SO much.
SYPHILIS, with al tho ciseeses Of tha elin, grCS-
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment ca4 be efeetu-
silly cured 10 q ioW days.
SEMINAL WEAEREss.-Partlculsr attsnaDa having
bean given 70 this disease, aud all the consequence
growing ont OF IT, brought on IN many cases oy he
destructive habits u IncOnsdsrats youth, and ex-
eeesiYe indulgence Of uie passions, a neglect Of
winch VIII und5ruine the constitution rendering
tie Buiaect unit Dor bsinv7a or =oc5ety and cs,s-
lag premature Oil age.
Females who may be latouns with any difficulty
Of the Womb msy rest assured o. Immediate re-
LEI.
PeTsCns residing abroad, by writing and Etaiir
thSlr case, with fee enclosed, direct bODT A. King
No. % Desderck street, Nashville, Tenn, val have
the necessary T-ediclnss sent 10 1hair EdaTesa.
Ones hours rom O'CLOCK "A the morning untii
q toe eFhnirZ. Apf1-dANiy
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Mititarg 9ireftora
Subsistence Department.

col. 4. BECKWITH, &. c. g.,
Military DIVISION Of the Mississippi.
COL A. p PORTER, c. q g.,
department Of the Cumberland.
col q. L. MACFEELY, C. c. T.,
Department &C the Tennessee
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, Z. g.,
Depot Commisalry Subsistence. Office No. 10
Cherry -street.
GAIT. s. D. HENDERSON, T. 8,
Post CoinInisfary suhsistenn@, Oliics North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. 4. II. HOPKINS, O. g..
Purchasing ComInisssry Of Subsistence, Office
ne-r corner Of Broad shd Summer streets.
CAPT. SAM c. GLOVER, c. g,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
CberTy-street.
. GAIT. JOHN A. IRVINE, @. g.,
Disbursng cOmulssary Subsistence. Office No.
81 Cedar-street.
CAPT. W. Il MLYXAN, L. &,
In charge Of U. 5. Bakery. Coilege-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. C. g.,
IN charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
ChuTCh-styeets.
LIEUT.. J. S. GALIATIN, A. c. s.,
Ia charge Of Manufacturing &c, &c. Once No.
O. South Market-street.
LIEUT.. I. s. HOLLIsTER, A. c. g. IL A. A Q NJ.
In charge Of HeTdmen, Stables, &c. Office ~
Z 3. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeYee.
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County Officers.
gA.rs wmrwo.rn. Judge Of County Court.

JAnEs WHrwoarH. Judge Of County Court.
p L. NICHoL, Clerk.
Judges Court meets on Let Monday and every
Saturday IN each month.
Quarterly Court, composed OF Magistrates meets
The LIST Monday in JANUARY, April, July and 0eto-
Der.
sazEEI FEIEHses, Judge Of Chaneery Court
J. +. GLEAvEs Clerk
- FHAzlER, Judge Of Criminal court.
JoKS II. HAIL Clerk
Meets the lst Monday in April, August and De-
cenIber.
81. NJ BErKS. Judge Of Circuit Court.
i. G. LOVE-, Clerk.
For Davidson county. meets 9TH Monday in jan
uary, Sd Monday IL May and Let MondaY in Sep
TENDER.
JANIS ~ HISToS, Sheriff
JOHs WusoS, County Trustee.
GAS ". SMITH, County Register
z. T. BATES and joys z. NEEzAE, Consiables Of
lss District.
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At Wholesale Only.
Watches and Jewelry.
or EVERY Description
1T the Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army and c9untry Merchants. PedlsTs Suffers,
and General Dea en- can make enormous profits
upon sfns ! investment
Jewelry Of any pattern OF quality and in any
class Of work furnished. srParticulsr sttent' on
paid 10 supplying AucuOrers, Country Pedarz In
dian Traders, and Army Dealers.
Any style Of GOOds manufactured, su'h - In
veuIlons- etc, az short notice. M fiOod Canvas
sing Clerks, With q small capital, End constant
employment. illustrated Lists and illl particulars
fres.
THE PRoFITTo THE RETAILER is VERY
Wholesale supply can he Carried in KNAPP
sack, hand vslise or carpet bag, AMI Iill not be
Ike oooks-bulky or inconyenent TO carry from
pace TO place.
Remember another thing this Business is
e ictiy Honorable. ~ There Is no need O. mis-
representing or exaggeraflDg- our Goods show Tor
themselves, and prove themselves.
lt ~ a business in when an ample and s9tisfec-
tory equivalent IS gwen forthe money received and
an encouraging profit Is poeketed &C The same
lime. It's al occupation IN which 10 person need
be afraid or ashsmed 70 canvass the same field
again and sgain, for where once our goods are IN
trodnced, permanent and continuous demsnd is
created.
10 Soldiers in the Army, or those at home dis
ab!ed by the harships Of var, TO Clsrgymen out Of
health Teachers, POstmasters, or any psrsOn who
wishes either local or an sctTe occupation, and
one that trngs with il great pecunisry induce
lnents, III presents "a opportunity dom met
with. Try H. And see for yourselves,
Carefully selected lots OF JeweTy, comprising
oar newest styles and most salesble variety Of
Goods, Val Be sent anywhere IN the Loyal States.
We are constantly filing orders from perst rs leaT
ing he choice Of Goods wholly with rs. To such
We prom Sc the best exercise OF our taste aud
judgment, and from our long experience can en-
sure satisfaction We ask no pay in advance. state
hat style and quality Of Goods are wanted and We
vi I send TIE same and collect pay ly Express az
the end Of the route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and ms uutaetIIred in he best
manner. OF pure material, a warranted a. prices
rom Slgto $3.50 each. Sent anyWhere-pay collec-
tel by Express Satisfaction guaranteed All
Watches 81 first prices; they being Of our own im-
poItatiou. Circulars free by mail Send for them.
r. H GAUGHAN
Manufacturers and Importers, Ti6 broadway, n. y.
ucI4i-3m.
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QuarteTmaster's Department.

PVT. BRIG. CES. }. !. DONALDSON,
Chief QuarteTInaSter. Department o. the Cuinher-
lahd. Ofhoe loo CherrY-stFeet.
CAPT JAS p RUsIISG A. Q NJ,
CHIEF Assistant Quarter1nssteF. Once lO5 Cherry
street.
COL. ). c. CRANE,
Quarlarna-ter u. :. Military Railroads. once
Church street, 81 Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. 8. b. BROWN, A. ON,
in charge % Railroad transportation, (freighf and
Passengey9 Office ChuIch-struet at Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. CHAs. r VINO, A. o. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer Quarterrnaster's Depart
masters Department. Office, lO7 Cheny-ztreet.
CAPT CHAs A. REYNOLDS, A. O. NJ,
in charge al ShiPysrd.
CAPT. 7 ). cox, A. 9. NJ,
N charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, stationery . arterInasters Blanks. and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Office IL Msrket-streei
CAPT. GEO. h HIBBARD, A @ NJ,
in chSrge OF Forage snd Straw. Office 81 Cherry
street.
CAPT. CHAs. H. IRyIg, A Q. NJ,
m charge Of COrralls, Stables, Pubic Animals,
Means Of transportation, Lumber, Workshops, SC
Office. lus Cherry street
CAPT W. A. WAINWRIGHT, A 9. NJ,
IN charge Of Quartermaster's Stores, Horse Mesii-
cines, Hardware, &C. Office los Cherry
CAPTs A ". WILLS, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of Depot Of U. S. Colored Troops and
freedmen, and Government Printing House. ofiice
IL cedar street.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
T8th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. q n, In
spector OF suffers Goods, AMI all Private Stores
shipped 10 the Front Office 49, Cherry street
CAPT. GEORGE IsENsrER,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. Q. NJ.
Assistane 70 Capt J. C. Crane, A. .. N. ofice
Chtlrch-street, 81 Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT J. Il. jams A. q NJ
IN charge OF Issues T. Tennessee Troops. Once
State Capitol.
1t. 8 r. STEVENS,
Chicago Board OF Trsde Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge of River and nepCt TRANSFORMATION, ami Fuel
for sl-smess. Oftca s. Cherry street
Requisiuous and Estimates for Public Property
and supplies should he nizde on the Issuing Ufhcers
separately.
special acquisitions, No. 80. are required for all
ARTICLES not hrlled by the Army Regulations, ans
msBders. OF the Commanders 81 Troops unassign-
ed 10 brgsdes or Divisions
acquisitions ioT supp les, for troops stationed al
Nashville, Wl e filled by me Post Quartermaster,
on the approval of the Post Commander, unless
they cali ior animals, means of raIs portsaon lum-
bvr, OF printing, when the approval the Chief
QuArternlaster - required
acquisitions ami Estimates for Supplies az the
Front must lie presented 20 the Depot Quariernas-
ter- tbere. Only In extreme cases Ii taey he a.
sued on here, aud then only when approved ~ the
Chief QuarteFmaSter Of the Army.
All signatures O. Requisiuous and Estimates
shout give the ordinary autograph a the Oahcar,
followed by his rank. and the number and desgna-
ton Of his regiment OF command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25
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lst Lieutenant-WM DANLEY.
% Lieutenant-J. F. INGALLS,
lst Ward-DAy BIRCHETT,
WIN II. WILKINSON, Jr
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Sd WARDS. J. STARKEY,
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JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
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JOSH WE4THERFoRD.
9th Ward--JoHE FRITH,
SAM PLUAMER
7th Ward-JOHS CAyEEDER
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUcE.
9Th Ward-WN Jackson,
JOsEPH CAPPs.