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EE6RAVTNGS, beautifully colored, Of
our most distinguished officers and men,
of Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, Of
Clipper Ships, Of the Soldier Return
ing from the War, Of the Soldier go
ing to Che War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of all kinds, from 10
cents each to SIS 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
emit subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from IS to $50 per hundred--12o. to
SOC. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
colOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inelosed in a
stout psstebOard tube, size 13zl7-
beautifully executed. 600,
MEDALS Of aH kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C., &c.
Agent for the New Englsnd Valentine
Manufacturing COmpsny, as you win SEQ
by reference to the advertisement in an
other part Of the paper.
Orders for all kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
l07 Main-street,
IknI6-im Cincinnati.
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The Navy Department has received
information of the following captures:
On the 10Th Of January the u. Sc
bark Roebuck captured the Confederate
sIoop Marie Louise while attempting TO
run out of Jupiter Inlet, Florida. She
was of about eight tons register, and
laden with three thousand pounds Of Sea
Island cotton. On the persons Of the
Captain and passengers were fund about
S276 in gold and silver and gold watches,
and S24 in Confederate notes. She had
q Confederate register, granted at Sa-
vannah last October. Ga the 1lsb, OF
Jupiter Inlet, the Roebuck captured the
English schooner Susan, Of about six
tons, cleared from Abaco, with 43 bags
of salt and boxes of dry goods. Al the
same time and place, the U. 3. steamer
HOneysuckle captured the English
schooner Fly, Of Nassau. On the l3'h
the schooner Two Sisters, tender to the
San Jacinio, captured the British scAoon-
er William, from Nassau, with salt, bag
cling aud rope, while attempting to euttr
Suwsnnee River. Ga the 10Th the y. ).
steamer BesuregaTd captured near Mos
quito Inlet the British schooner Minnie,
of and from Nassau, with salt liquor,
and earthenWsre.
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The following letter has been received
by the principal Of 3 public school IN
England, in reply 20 = circular asking
the opinion Of the psFeRts upon the Prae-
tiee Of fogging:
DzAR SIn. Your hogging eirklsr is
duly reserved. hopes IS 70 my sun
John yoa viii fog him just 50 often as
you like. Hess q bad boy is John. Al
thauth I've been in The habit Of teaching
him myself, i seems 70 me be win lsrn
nothin-his speliin is spsshali otrsgusly
deficient. Wsllup him well, Sur, and
you viii Feseays my hearty thanks
Yours, Moses Walker. P Swat ac-
counts fgr Jehn being such q bad scollsr,
Il that be is my sua By ny Wifs's FRS;
husband.
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An EPIDEMIC IN INDIAEA-A fearful
epidemic is prevailing in COrydon, HAr-
rison county, Indiana. During the past
week about fifteen died Of it. The vic
tins attacked survive from one to three
days. Itprevails also to some extent in
the country outside of Corgdon. The
Corydon Union thus describes this afIlic-
ton:
This dreadful disease, which is evil
IDENTIFY q form Of congestive fever, is At
present prevailing TO a fearful extent in
parts of this county, and, however dos
tors may disagree about names, the facts
are incontestable that il is 4 sudden and
overwhelming congestion Of some Of the
vital organs-m0st commonly Of the
brain and spinal column, or Of the stOm-
sch and lungs After the cOngestiYe pc
Rod is past there is an infamatOTy fever,
of typhoid character to be combstied
Those who have taken it are taken with
chilly sensations, which appear to last
one 70 twelve hours-and at times it
amounts to a shaking and chattering Of
the teeth, accompanied with pains
through the head, neck, back, aud stOm-
ach-sometimes numbness Of the extremi-
ties The patients, are sometimes clear
in their minds, but usually deranged,
wild, or frantic-throwing their arms
and legs abOut-turning from side 10
side, exhibiting inexpressible distress,
worrying the attendants to keep them
covered or in bed at all The head is
drawn TO one side or backward, and the
neck stif-the eyes are rolled in their
sockets, and sometime violent conVul-
sions take place, then nausea and vOmit-
ting, coatiYeness or Iooseness Of the bow
els, pulse weak and slow or nearly nat
ural, and times firm aud frequent-some-
times none at all, becoming cOmatose,
you cannot arouse them, followed by an
apparently easy death; or they awake
50 sore and stiff that they cannot be
moved without excrutiating pain and dis
tress, attended with inaammatory or ty-
phoid fever.
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DEATH OF A CITIZEN FROM A SEeU-
LAB CAUsE-A warning to all parties
being Vaccinated is given in the an
nouncsment we now make of the death
of Mr.. James Warder, of the firm Of
Wsrder and Stewart wood and coal deal
ers, on h. and Twelfth streets. About
ten days ago Mr.. w. was vaccinaied With
what has since been ascertained 10 be
impure vaccine matter. The arm q day
after be had been Vaccinated swelled
enormously, and the swelling extended
10 bis body. Although every effort was
made 10 save him by Drs. Speske and
Stone, his physicians, be died yesterday
morning. Mr.. Wsrder was 46 years Of
age, and a we'll known citizen Wash
ingt0zI Rep, 29h ub-
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HELDoUARTERs Army OF E0RrHERN Va =
January p

hEADQU AsIEh5 Army OF NOAIHEhN VA n
January %
General Order No. THE Command
ing General considers il due 70 the Army
to state that temporary reductions Of
ratioDs have been caused by circumstan-
ces beyond The control Of those charged
with its support. It's welfare and com d
forts are objects Of his constant and
earnest solieitude, aud no effort has been
spared to provide for its Wants.
tits hoped that the exertions now being
made will ndeF the necessity but Of
short Duration but the history Of our
army has shown that the country can
require no sacrifice too great for iia
patriotic devotion. Soldiers, you tread,
with no unequal steps, the road By
which your fathers marched through
suffering, privation and blood TO inds-
pendenee; continus 10 emulate in the
future, as you have in the past, their
val0r in arms, their patience, endurance
Of hArdships thsir high resolve b Be
free which DO trial could shake, no bride
reduce, no danger appal aud be assured
the Just God who crowned their efforts
with success will, ia bis own good
time. send down his blessings upon you.
lsignsd, x. E. LIE.
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KENTAoKIANs RETURNING IRON TIE
REBEL ARaY.-During the past week
four deseriers from the rebel army have
returned 10 CoVingioB, and surfend-
cred themselves 20 TIE military an
tboritiss. desiring 90 take tbs oath Of
smnestv. Thsv are al Ksntuokians,
ard left the State With Bragg, IN the
fall o. 1862 Oie Of them, named D. ..
KemDsr. Of Gallatin county, states thst
nins-ienfhs Of all The Ksnluekians 10
the rebel ranks would avail themseIgss
Of the amnesty oath II they could get
chance 10 desert. They are looked upoa
with great suspicion, however by Tho
rebel officers, and the sirietest watch -
kept On their movements.
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Jenny Lind is . nice vomsn-swest
voiced and charitable if she cannot sing.
Her concerts in London in aid Of poor
clergyman have been yerylargely attend
ed and very profitable. The London
Times critic says, 'Of madame Gold
schmidfs own singing it sufIicss 70 say
that the inevitable deterioration Of ply
steal power Is more than ssOned for BY
reading no less uniformly devotional
than classical and pure. The heavenly
air, II know that my Rsdeemer hvsth, J"
to name but ; single piece, was perfect in
style and expression-a lesson, indeed
for any one able and disposed to profit
By the highest example. Her Otto Gold
schmidt conducted the entire perfor-
nance in = manner that may be praised
without reserve"
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Nr. Wilson said, In she Senate, u
think We have IN the army 10000 men.
81 which 400 600 are Effective soldiers.
I do not think tie rebels have over z-o-
OC0. Ihavs good reason fer this belief.
I think che rsbsllion vii b crushed Gus
~ clsfohaF."
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cnnNrY orFlCERs.


essriF-Iao.es 81. Hatoa. ussls.7--lfyEaaa Bob
sen c1d j. i. BlehaElu.
gsr.rier-- phiro.s Garrett
TtTaaec--W Jasper lGyi uE.
C1rag &c . 0unl8r
Eoaesr-AisxHndcr Mcdaniel
geearus C0liaci9F--u. y. dHtsr-''s
Faii-,ad T1r O9iisssT--J. e. Brides
Cad be f1g ne Nzss-.ils D-'-ia--ipa0 p tsFer
rnf J. Z. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
yssge-H0n James #hstEcrih.
El-gk--P Lindsey hleh1i
- Tas Judgss CONS meets ere efh Mondss IN
esri uonth. ana the coGuUlg NJ1rt ool1l-asad q
49, sasi-tr.ics al a. Osarty, 3 hl1 $50 art A5I
day iu gsauarJ, ArTi,, Jay ard oe.eses
CRIMINAL COURT
sulos--aoa RI Ell. 8Fisa.
xa6rs-g Gcar~ai--lcl- p. sinbbif1eia
lsfft-lll1fie- W f.itE.
~Ths Court neels tse 6rrt fcldsy Is April, 81
FrFi snd uacenheT
CRANCERT COURT
Cbsa-sll1T-- --- ----
fasTb ca hI1-.r--I. r. BiolFcs-
Es- Fle Cgur maoz abe tra anadaF o. AsF b2a
Esvsmtef.
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e.yoen. Glover Pc1lu, L sA. once, Chattanooga.
TEN.
A,,iss-sf frsfioai y sooTs Surgeon A Henry
Thursuon Oace, ho23 Cherry stress between Bread
and Church.
Medical Inrroctors klFRoon " Cloadorln, 7 s Vols.
fce no "a Cherry 6iTesl between Broad aIl Church.
Hfa.l.sal pira-,CT Reeve C17gss surgeon hiiism
Warrior 4 Vols. Cdce, high fircci, Gcn Grams eT
cid hoadqgaricm-
saioo south SUMMER street, rear ttc CITY Cemetery.
- Fvo,o,i Hassiai. Lcal Go. tee spauicing.
As1.ssaHf Process Harshoi Captain jeglcs Boya-
6lst limos. once az he State Canisoi.
C,,sssandsr q ~ Foa. Brgadier General :
grauper Headquarters, College street, between
Ehurch aud Union streets.
= Hsadqsar5cri Of t.s Caassadsae- 81 ~ D.ar.e q
.Nsshrslle Gel J. Il Eolaseaa- me lass tesiarlo-
cturch street, between Vine sad spruce.
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All the goods in the above List win be sold without
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR RACH- Certificates OF
ali the various articles PLACED in similar envelopes
sealed Rod mixed. These envelopes will be sent by
mall or delivered at our office, with ut regard 70
choice. On receiving certificate, you will see what
article il represents, and IL Is OPTIONAL with you to
send one dollar AID receive the article named any
other in the list Of FGms value.
In all transactions by mail We charge for forward
ing the certificates paying postage, aud doing the
business. IS cents each. Five Certificates viii be
sent for 81 Eleven for 50, Thirty for 80; Sixty five
for $40; and One Hundred FOR SIS.
By this mode give selections from varied
stock Of fine goods Of the best make and latest styles
and Of intrinsic worth, al nominal price, while all
have q chance OF securing articles OF the very high
est value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction Ia every instance,
aud u there should be any person dissat sted with
any article they may receive, they Will Immediately
return IL, and the price will be refunded.
AGENTS.--We allow those acting as Agents Ten
Cents on each certificate ordered, provided their
nittanoe amount to One Dollar
They vii collect % cents for every Certificate and
retaining 10 cent?, remit 70 US 10 cents for each
Address GEO. D. MERIT & co,
Jan 24--6teodo 1903 Broadway, n. Y.
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The female Cicero has managed to e.
cure one Of the Halls Of Congress to lee
lure in-crinoline is 3 power IA the
land.
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VIII be furnished FREE Of charge 10 soldiers IN or out
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or nkstands are
brought at the above hours soLDIEss are taught one
third less than citizens.
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asaEH nNA A"AA-+te- Va ----
The foIlowing he eorrout list Ct all Hospitals IN
gie'p.sal No I-Ola Cua Fao,ag: sdrgeoa "
Hornrr College street gu the hli.
F3asnlal No 2-JuiBaatf9 Ba4iding; suf8ocn y y
Evndc. & Vols, Market street, on tho iiii-
T,,,.sl No 81 Ensiet's huldtHg. surgeon i d Har-
io-v III s Vols South cssi corner Public Square.
F,o.rllsf No 6-Gun F1ciorF- surgeon q h Hcgo-
boon L S pos, upper end oi Front street.
Ig1s1sfol So s--sfssoaio Hal: surgeon W Otter
rop III s. Vois corner 50 Cblrch and summer streets
Efs.ri,sf No e--Crrri1qs FECi0rz: A surgeon 6
Y France u $ A. Market street below thoSquaTo
Ho-Dlei No IL Pes Hosss): A surgeon /
Ho7is- e A, on University iiko.
f7cs1iiai 30 -Lroadaay H0i-l: Surgeon " l2a
ton u S Nas, corner braad ana Cherry streets.
H,srsiaf No Ia-f fu1Has Heb scao1ls surgeon Z Is
qsVIer u = Vols Cerlcf ci Spruce ana Broad streets
Rors.asi No Ia Ksssul- Female doafaHF surgeon
X Philips, Noa, Church strec.i near the thaita-
u0oFa Depot.
Easpial No l5--Hraess Bi5h School Surgeon Wm
A lhaiahers L Vols, corner % ile and summer SIS.
Vos,5.ial 30 lG--f CoHirubaEd) surgeon 10
,avue u s 4. corner of brond and Front streets,
HaspaaI No III O8ioers'l surgeon 3 Lynte.
uSgtle Market street, on The Glh.
Hs,,,iial No Io-Blo41s e hsras0a's Buii3ing sur
geo.s j ~ Foye, Is Vols, 80 4 Market street
Hos5adl No sl-Efallocis Ch'rca Surgeon 3 2
Fullef u s Vols Church street bctauumcr and Sigh.
tsnsJ,rlaad Ho-plcl; Surgeon Clark Mc.lerinonti
& Vols 90 Hardin Pike, west ~ the leulttniitfg
Prison Hospial-s-cald Boptisf Churci: a ser-
econ q Hickman, A, GERRY street, un tle iiia
O5-i-aisscsni BARRACKS 3lz91A Hcggel Corner OF
Church and Cherry streets,
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY ooVERRMEHT.

CITY 0oyERRM EHT.
JOIN hugh sMTrH, Reyss
WILLIAM SHANE letor5sF.
JOHN CIUEi BL1sE, EarsialA
Dsp.ss hfcrskals-W. g. #i.kinsoni A. G. facsagi
900 q ~ EarEst-John Caurnbicy, s--o1ss afas
rhos. EEoCarty. second; and Elisha Lolg third.
Tax dssessoT-Flilam Driver.
Res-sss Coliocs0F-A. g. tlaaEkaIa
wee Tax O5lloetor--E 2. GsFreit
TFsaERer--R. HezrY
gglsa-f Hasfsr-Tko1nsa Le1ko
BsPsts1s1sdeai q - WoTkso,.''--d Y. Doao.
sire-a.tsssssnf IL ne Wcfa Worz1--Hia. cieEArs,
~ 81 nis Fgre Dspar1peaL-L X Freeman.
Hs1ion q ne Casaslag--T. Il. Mcbride.
fY.asf Ose-sss-I. I. Stewart.
o. Gaorreg-W Brien.
CITY COUNCIL.
BoAEp on hIDrRxEN--ll. T. Blisu. Prasdsnt.
Ffra Tarl-Ino = News 81.
l;ssoad Wasd--Joseph Robb.
Third Ward-G } Nayneld.
Fa1fgft Ward--dG -coFei.
FFah Wa7d-loseVh Knowles.
Firfh WarG-M y Bren.
eesesth Warsi--M g L Claiborne
Elgkh WoYd-1oscph Saith
CsSrNos Cousct--AndreW AEderso8, President.
First Hdrd-Ias Turner and John CarIer.
Fae3ad Ward-G n s0uthaate and Myers
Third HGrd-ahdreW Anderson and Alex AoAaal.4'
Foaah Ward - - ana CaaIl. ~ -.
Eth Ward-W Cbsathsm and j. Glasc9cG.
Erh WGTd-T YarbrOugh ard VIVA Driver.
seusah Word--J lust and w Craady.
Eighth WGrd-Wm Eaiiy and L D nesl9f-
eytrDr18 Casalrrs-s oF THR CIT a1UFcL.
Fs.naas-gnaWieB, soafhgate, and Anderson.
lFo,s Wsghs-Anderson, Smith, ane 0iascOck.
resss-slycrs, Turner, southgaie, LAY Geld, S-e4'-
Han, farbr gh, Ca oll3t ana ba-y.
F1to95s-Hun KnOWiee, ard hhoeer
Yterf-CorpcT, Turner, end Newman.
Fi-s Denorf1ssat-aiyers, Kusts and E-ovei.
Qas-ITiver. Brisn, and CfeliF.
fseHrtery-smith. Wheeler, and Aaiys
HarEa Houss-S0ulhgale, Newman and ttffaf.
slavss-Brion, Mcdaniel, and Myer5.
P0fios-Ynrbrongh, ec1Yei, Hnd sayera
enriags-ClaibOrno, Huil, and Haiiy.
lyo~f- Hoi,se-C leafEam, E0ub, and Mcjaniei
InDr0uesnelts and Egpeseiilvcs- coYol, 5ouibgaie'
and Driver.
publle propsrtg-R0bb. Brivof and Turner.
Pet Toase-AoWm nafy I'd ho1ioG2te.
~ Ihe Buard u hlGGrEagn mo1la nc tfeleas'
nert preceding the secpnd f1f louffh Lblfhtays %
each mnath. ard she Common ov1n'u 30 HloE -
and fourth Ihur83ays 81 eaol nersa.
NIGHT POLICE
fisf.als--Jobn IL PuCtEett.
F9rff Lteigoiaat-llobert Scott
saeofld Lte1issi li.f--ichn = knEal.s.
FkTR0IsrEs.
Es1,g,--ravid WcNabb, John Clyordor, joel Phil
Hos. Vim Pickett, uan' Burget- VA Aal0y, Murray
philins. SAINT piummeT, Johu Chen1nlts hich bafi
Fau,ea Muller, Wm Mayo, Hm Rice, Vim Baker 4 d
Byron, Bro Bruce, Hiohoi' YIN stewart, Jesse
- TIE Poiiso Oourt IS oPeaod every Eaornias si
rfnn Giri0s
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In the Souih they sell brandy for s3
without, or 50 90 with sugar, per drink.
A drink Is about . table spoonful
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GRESHAM e DRUCKER

LIAVE REKIOvED THEIR OFFICE AND DEPOT
II 20 No. % south C0lege-stroei, In A. Hamil-
ton Co e Warehouse, where they viii be glad 20
Sc their old frienss and customers.
Nashville, Jan eth, 1864.
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Mr. ". B. OoKSELIU5 is authorised 70
refer 70 me. be is gentleman Of integ-
rity, and viii perform al that be UNDER
takes or promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military GoYsEhoR.
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America produces enc hundred mill
lions ef gallons Of whisky per anoum
and drinks most Of it herself
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From De Hon. Jadge n. Green,

EI0HE 0Ie5N1
President of the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn. and
nessee:
'8ir. Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfectng his system Of instruction, and is by
far superior to any teacher Of penmanshipI have eV-
er seen. You will perceive st once that he is u man
Of tine intelligence. he gives instruction without
reason: and his reasoning is just and clear that
you al once perceive the principle he seeks to Tnpari
and that being fixed in the Mimi the pupil, acting
upon it, soon learns to write with and rapidly,
as well as with elegance.
commend Mr.. Dolbear 70 your kind attention, aud
trust it will be consistent with your views and feel
ing8 TO forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and viii obge
me Very respectfully, your friend
IEBASox, TEsS., Oct. 20, 1856 n. GREEN.
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Turkey Is becoming civilized. Hence
forth real estate a. COnstantlnople IL 70
Be taxed.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits st Is and 40, and
Just before he died; also his wiie's;
sketch Of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Gen.
tral America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, st
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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Announcements OF Candidates.

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Win be charged at the ususl advertising rates.
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VIZ, The undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WA. CAMERON, for the UBIoa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Di,pGick.
NAEEvnLn, TEHN, July IS, 1883.
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TO ADVERTISERS lN DETAlL
rHE BATEs WILL az As FOLLOWS:

~ AuFeFII5snlenLs INssFIs0 no mo 1lsoIal OVl0lH
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
hrst insertion; for each additional insertion ten
cents; in the Local Column thirty cent? per line for
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBY!

All the within named articles can be
sent BY mail ct the prices named, to-
wit:
J.T.LLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
sTATEs-with all the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
tons. Size 40N5 81.
rocket form, lineu bao<.-...-............ 81 %
+" plaIni .....---..-......... .''.''-.. "
J. T. LLOYD'5 MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with = full descrip-
ton Of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
ter, &c, and 3 Description Of each
County. Size 40N "a.
Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 50
" plain, ................-.............-... %
Sheet foTmi o.
J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis to its mouth, with
full descrip ton of sll the Islands,
bars, names of the owners of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40N50.
Pocket form, linen back, ....... 81 90
&" fornf, plain, 90
1T. LLOYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length Of roads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
5OH $50.
Pockel form, linen back ...................' 81 %
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J. IT. LLOYD's MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
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All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
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Of Virginia,
of Missouri.
Il. II. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE RE-
BELLION, showing the Territory ia
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with backgrounds marked on
sheet form.
Book form colored, With sketch Of each fight up
to the last tight a. Mission Ridge, ........... 60
Plain, ...,.. ..-'...-''''.'-- ~
CHARTS OF 50 GENERALS, hand
sOmely colOred.
Size 28@3s, sheet form. %
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AIS, handsomely cOlOred.
BATTLE OF FORT DoNELsoN, beau
dlully colored. Size 33N44.
sheet form, 30
sCRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely eOlOFed.
In sheet FORM each, rs
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