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We think IL would pay to set all the
cavalry IN The N,ast al the gRnboats,
and a good part 1t the infantry, white
and black, IN pursuit. Of Forrestand hia
audacioas raiders who,iiave been, and.
We suppose still, are, plundeFiHg- burn
ing and slaughteEing ia Western Len,
nessee and Kentucky. ~ ten thousand
meg and all the Generals between Mem
phis and Cairo be rot enough, let there
Be sent fifty thousand and soIas Of the
Generals al ChattanooEa Il would
cav. bv any means and az any cost, 70
eptfls the case Of these fellows at once.
There were something Ike forty or fifty
thousand men, twenty Generals and
thirty gunboats after John Morgan last
Summer. As Is consequence be was
eansht, and We have had 40 more trou-
Ole rom him or 10 that direction. Had
be not been caught be would probably
have kept an army active ia Kentucky
al last AutpEn and Winter Let For
rest Be caught at an hazards, or he and
0thar li<e,soounareis will give iis end
less trouble this year.-N T. 1sNsa
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Proposals for Pasturage.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- 81 this office until noon on Monday, April II,
for furnishing pssturage for Z. ;. animals, both
Horses and Mules, during the season, within 100
miles North ofthis Depot. Bids viii Do received
for leo head and UPWARDS, and will state location
of pastursge, which must b. on good grass land,
well watered animals 10 be fed with lbs. Of corn
per day in good troughs, to be furnished q sutii-
cient quantity ofsalt twice 2 week, and 70 lie wen
taken care OF in every respect, and furnished medi-
cine and medical care and treatment, if needed,
wherever the pasture may be.
Animals viii be delivered and received by the
Government. &Bids should be marked Proposals
for Pasturage, and must be accompanied by bond,
signed by two responsible paTtes to half the
amount OF bid, that the contract viii be promptly
carried out if accepted Payment viii be made
monthly, in such funds IS may be furnished by the
District G NJ. al this Depot. Oath Of allegiance
must accompany each proposal, and successful
bidders will re notified OF acceptance Of their pro-
Posals within three days after such acceptance.
The u. 5. Government reserves itself the right to
reject any all Of the BIDS should It find it to its
interest TO do so.
By order Of Lieutenant Colonel J. i. Donaldson,
Senior and Supervising q. NJ.
CHARLES II. IRWIN.
ap I'D Capt and A. z. VI.
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Just now General Grant is attacked
By the newspaper press from three diff
ferent quarters. with an acerbity which
is INDICATIVE OF q great degree OF malig.
nifty, and unanimity Of sentiment amt
purpose, which il pr,nea facis evidence
Al least that all three Of his assailants
aim at the same purpose, viz bis ulti-
mate failure aud consequent deposition
from the post OF leader Of the amies
Of the CniOn. The quarters from which
these attacks proceed are First. the
cOpperhead pres IN the loyal States
second. the Fremont or disOFganizing
press in do; third, the secession press
in the rebel States. Read the various
assaults upon the General from these
quarters, and wonderful harmony in
tone and sentiment viii BE- found 10
pervade them They al deny chat he
il great General say that hitherto be
has been opposed TO but second rate
brebelleadefs; assert that be has always
gained his victories by force Of superior
numbers; and end by predicting his
defeat The secession prints are even
more moderate in their tone Of dispaT-
lagesnent, and less hopeful in their Pfc
dictions Of disaster 70 his army than
the coppeEhead and disorganizing
prints. The New Nation, the bremOnt
organ in View York, literally denounces
General Grant a. chaflalan, pronoune-
e. iswell-earned reputation as adsen-
titious and Fictitious, and predicts thaE
il will melt away in the cruelble, ln
which It il shortly 70 be 80 thoroughly
tested. Now, what does All this midi
cate when tested By the common sesse
and experience Of the people, What
3 the philosophy Of az Simply that
these three fractions, now 50 basily en-
gagged in tradueing the General IN aa-
vance, are dssirous that what they pre-
DICT should come 70 pass, and for tie
best Of reasons - them; because the
triumph OF General Grant and the
armies Of the Union under his leader
ship, . then downfall and the defeat
Of the armies Of the Union under llis
leadership, their exalfation. Let Abe
Union armies triumph and the rebellion
Is destroyed, the cOpperheads are ssls-
couraged and the Union men uniiee, a.
one man ia sustaining the preseut Adj
ministration
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Sale Of Valuable City and Edgefield
Property.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to me on
I'D the 10Th day Of September, 1850, by George
W. Htchings and wife, Melissa J. Hitchings, and one
supplementary thereto, executed By the same par
ties, on tie lst day Of October 1890 the first regis
tered IN the Registers Office of Davidson County,
Book No. 81, pages Z35 and Z56, and the second
registered In said office, Book No. 81, page al, and
for the purposes therein mentioned, tO-wit: To Sc
cure the payment Of deb$ due 10 A. M. Waddell
viii, on the I'D day OF April, 1864, AT the Court
House door in the city % Nashville, expose TO pub
Gc sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing described resl estate, situated IN the city Of
Nashville and Edgeheld, the first bounded AS fol-
lows tO-w1t Being Lot No 50, in the plan OF the
city Of Nashville, b. ginning al the north west cor
neT Of lot owned by John P. Erwin, trustee, on
Gay street, running then westward with Gay sire 81
ninety (90l feet, thence southwarJily parallel to
s. SMELLS lot thence eGstwardly with SHELLS line
ninety 1907 feet 70 the corner of said lot owned by
John 2. Erwin, trustee, thence noTthWardly with
IBIS line seventy 40 feet to the beginning and be
ing tbs SANE that Ees conveyed 70 SAID Hitching5
BY Z. NJ. Reynolds, BY deed, recorded in the Reg
isters office Of DAVIDSON county, Book No. &c, page
AL said lot has two tenements thereon, one brick,
fronting 4ez feet on Gay street, the other frame,
fronting 4SZ feet on said street, and will be sold
separately 10 suit purchasers. Possession cannot
be given, unless by agreement with tenants Until
Christmas next.
Also, At the same time and place, and upon the
same terms herein before stated if the proceeds OF
the first be not sufficient, viii sell the following
described premises One lot in Edgeheld, (Dis-
triet No Isl on the north side Of Cumberland river
adjoining Mary Ann Chadwell and others, known
and described as Lot No. 2, containing two and one
half acres including the street or alley on each side
aid beginning at the northeast corner Of Lot No .
in the middle Of the Vaughan Turnpike, and run
ming south 20 poles TO the middle Of street 90 feet
WIDE thence east poles 10 q stake, thence north 40
poles to the middle Of Vaughan Turnpike, thence
west 10 poles TO the beginning, being the same con-
veyed 20 said Hitchings by deed, recorded in the
Registers Office Of Davidson county, in Book No
&c page APO. The above property viii be sold with
out equity Of redemption, and with all right of
dover waived, and deeds made 70 purchaser March
-, 1864. ABNER TURNER, Trustee.
EDWARD Fl. East, Attorney for Beneficiary.
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TnIted states of America.


NATION No. 90.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States for
said District, on the oath day OF March, 1854, By
Horace II. Harrison, ESQ, Attorney Of the United
States for said District who prOsecutes therein on
behalf of the United States, and Joseph x. Diln,
Surveyor Of Customs at Nashville, against one lot
to-wit 4 small boxes of iewelry, and against ell
persons l'swfully intervening for their interests
therein, alleging that said property was seized in
said District, on land by said Joseph r. Dlin, or
the It'll day Of March, 1864, forfeited for causes
in said Information set forth, and alleged to be
true, and praying for the usual process and moni
ton.
the seal OF said Court 70 me directed, hereby give
public warning 10 all persons concerned in Interest
said properly, 10 appear before ssid Court az the
Federal Courtroom in the Capitol at Nashville on
the ID Monday in April next, there and then to pro
pound their claims and make their allegations.
+. X. GIASCOCK,
Marshal Of the Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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Alleged Northern InstigatiOn Of the
Capture OF Padueah.

The following statement of the New
York Worlds Washington correspon-
dent, we give for what it is worth. The
matter has already been noticed in our
dispatches: @
There are, however, facts connected
with Forests raid in Kentucky, which
have not yet come to light, and which,
if true, as / have strong reason to be-
lieve, are of the most serious import
ance, and considerably impair the sue
cess of the Union cause,
l am informed by authorities whom
have no reason to suspect that Forests
expedition has been planned, not by
himself nor by the rebel government
who, although intending the invasion
of Kentucky, had not selected Padu-
cab as an objective-but by northern
men of Illinois, Ohio, New York, and
MARYLAND, who have been in CORES
pondence with Forrest for the last
month, and who have paved his way to
the latter city and kept everything
ready for his arrival
To understand fully the depth and
extent of this conspiracy it is necessary
to know that, wearied and made desti-
tute by their last campaign against Gems
Smith and Grierson, Forests soldiers
were in no condition representing their
career of plumber any longer, unless they
were provided with new equipments
and fresh ammunition. In this emer-
gency, Forrest applied to his friends in
Kentucky, who afraid, Of exposing
themselves, adroitly informed houses in
Cincinnati, baltimore, and New York
of the state of affairs and of the propo-
sitions made by the rebel chieftains
These propositions, were, it seems, &C
cepted, and the plan of invasion agreed
upon In consequence of this agree
nent large quantities of flannel shirts,
pantaloOps, coats and shoes were ship
ped to Paducah from various northern
cities, with the expectation that they
would fall into the hands of Forrest
and of his men, whose expedition was
to pour gold into the pockets Of a GER
tain class of northern spectators, who
see nothing else in this war but a way
of making money.
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ceive full and ample protection. Gen.
Butler and Col 0uld met on friendly
terms, and up 10 the Moment Of my
closing this, the two commissioners are
engaged IN their humane and laudable
undertaking. The visit Of Col Guild
may last two or three days, Judging
from the immense pile Of papers brought
By hun on his arrival
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Visit of Colonel Guild, the Rebel COM
missioner OF Exchange, TO General
Butler.
Foarnrss MoxRoE. Mareh 80. So


FoRrHEss MoxRoE, March so, 1854
Az 1sBIEvsE EXCITEMENT
was created today by the arrival Of
Colonel Robert Guild, the rebel Com
missioner of Exchange, accompanied
bv Captain j. N. Hatch, his assistant,
at this place. A few days ago, when
Major John f. Milford Assistant Com
missioner of Exchange under Major
General Butler, was at City Point, he
made an arrangement with Colonel Ould
for the latter to visit General Butler
and accordingly yesterday afternoon
Admiral Lee sent word to this point that
a rebel flag Of truce was of Newports
News Point, awaiting to hold cOmmU-
nication with the Commanding General,
who at once despatched Major Milford
on board of the steamboat Amanda
Winants to receive the envoy
THE MEETING
between Major milford, Colonel Ould
and Captain Hatch was Of course, n
the rules in cases of flag Of truce pre-
scribe. cordial in the extreme The
weather being very rough at the time
the gunboat Roanoke which brought
Mr. Ould from Richmond TO our lines
could not very well ride at anchor off
Newports News, and consequently pro-
eeeded few miles up the James river,
and waited the coming Of Major Mul-
ford
THE ARRIVAL At FORTRESS MoxRQE
of all the parties above mentioned oc-
Cured at ten o'clock this morning, the
Union flag ~ truce boat steaming TO
the wharf with the emblem Of peace
flying at her fore, such an event natuF-
ally drawing together a large crowd. 1t
was not generally known that Colonel
0uld was or board, and only on Major
milford mentioning the TACTIC several
did the news spread, and the crowd be-
came very much integested to see the
man, who, as Commissioner Of Tx
change and Judge Advocate Of the Con-
federaey, plays SO important a T0is. an
ambulance belonging TO the Hygeia
Hotel was placed at the disposal Of the
visitors, and taken to headquarters,
with an immense amount ofpapers and
books. 81 lH
TUE APPEARANCE OF eoLosEL orLD
to a person who knew him previous to
the breaking out Of this wicked rebel
lion, is one Of great change Ia size
the rebel commissioner IS about six
feet, and rather rotund His face is
completely covered with a greyish, griz-
zly beard, and altogether he looks ike
maH,Fho has the burdens Of king
dom" TO bear on bis shoulders Col
0uld wore civilians snit-a brown
oyercoat, fashionable several years
back, and slouched hat His com
panion, Captain Hatch, was attirsd IN
gray uniform, full dress, sash and belt,
bat wore nosword
THE OBJECT OF MS Sgsslo&
can only be guessed at but relates to
the future plan Of exchanges &c Is
understood. and IA fact was Pu6lls1ed
Il, TIE Richmond papers, that 4 9ener-
nj Butler would come 20 the rebel capi-
tai "a max thenecessary arrangements
to facilitate exchanges, he should re-
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Government Property.

ASSISTANT QUARTERAfAsTERs OFFICE,1
FeRAGE DreA RTaIESF,
Nashville, Tenn, Apri %, 1854.
MILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO
w the highest bidder, al Government Ware
house, No. - North MarkeI-street, late Exchange
Stables, 2,43t sacks Condemned CORN. Terms
cash, and property TO be removed Immediately az
risk Of purchaser Sale to commence st 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, April eth, 1854.
BY order OF Lieutenant Colonel J. L. DosALDsoS,
Senior and Supervising QusrterInaster Department
o. the Cumberland JOSHUA NORTON,
Captain and A. Q. N.
C. W. HAS<ER, Auctioneer. aP ST
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A wicked wag Of lawyer, ~ one Of
our county eourts recently scandetized
Ire bench. BY putting the following
gpery 10 his professional brethren
why Is Judge So-and-so Ike neces-
sity -
The members Of the bar then and
there present quickly answered, " Be-
cause he knows no Law.
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A WAY FROM THE HEADQUARTERS OF MA
a i0r-ffenera Rousseau, on the night o. the ii
iIsf, bright lay HORSE, ahte face ard F.lits
hind feet. branded o. =, had ca fne stah BRIDE
yellow hcings, and Mcclellan saddle, covered witt
flsek leather, and saddle cloth With red binding A
reward vii he paid Tor me return o. the above
animal u Capt THO5. G. WILLIAMS, a. A. A. o..
Headquarters Najor-5enend Rousseau.
.-lH
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No. So
UTHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILEI
w in the District Court Of the United states
for SAID District, on the 30th day Of March, 1864
BY Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for said District, who proseeutes thereir
on behalf Of the United States, and Joseph K Diiin
Surveyor Of Customs ct Nashville, Tennessee
against a earpet-bag containing sundry articles o
jeWelry, to-Wit; sets sleeve buttons; bunche;
fnger-rings sleeve buttons and studs ImltIr
ton ob-chains; II punches rings; gold and siyei
watches; Is wateh-chains; "A lockets; pair chill
dren's armlets; - sets breast-nlns, and earrings
and - breast Edns-and against al persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein, alleging tha
said property, on the - day Of March, 1864, was
seized IN said District land forfeited for eaus
rs in said Information set forth, and ayerred 70 h
true, and praying for the usual process and nom
ton.
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the monitiOn updel
the seal of said Court 70 directed, hereby give
public warning to all persons concerned in interes
in SAID property, to appear before sad Court, a
the Federal Courtroom in the Capitol az Nashville
on the Sd Monday in April 1854, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
then and there to i1terpo-e their claims and maks
their allegations. EDWIN Il. tiIASCOCh,
Marshal of the Middle Dist, Of Tenn.
mar Slit
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Lost.

ON TUESDAY NIGHT, THE 18TH UT, FROM
" the eArS, somewhere 10 tie neghborhood q
Lookout Mountains German Silver IHsTEU MlfEF
There we're sosne other aIfcies Lost AZ TIE sane
tiflie beArng the mans 70 George Ozark. Any per-
son finding the same, and returning q 70 the 4th
nsnca Depart1neuf, Cs1lftaIoora. viii - iiivrzIy
rewAfded sAMCEE. p s1. JOHN,
40 hiieh. Cav Band,
an I-lgs Eashgilia. Tenn
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llAnNnLlA BEsrnoYfn

a few days since a force Of mqunted
rebels dashed Oh Magnolia q little
place situated on St.JOhns RiEeF, 81
miles above Jacksonville, and burned
all the buildings, the chief Of which
were three. large hotelsneapable Of ac
commodgting 800. guests eacha Aedi-
cal Director Swift AZ one, time Thought
Of establishing a general hospital al
Magnolia, On account Of q magnificent
sulphur spring which u eentains. and
Wentso iar as 70 eEaWine the premises
with that view Magnolia was formerly
the pripeipal wateriHg place for Abe
elite Of Florida ard We can imagine q
what extent they win miss their favor
ice resort during tire coming heated
season. ~ M ll 80 Da
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Under the management Of Capt, g.
:. Dana, Chief of The Signal Corps in
this district, line Of flag commnica-
ton has been opened between here and
the mouth Of St Johns River
This Is very important move. az it
enables the commanders Of vessels who,
on account Of stormy weather cannot
cross the bar, TO convey intelligence Of
special import to the FIRST signal station,
whence it is speedily dispatched TO
headquarters. r.
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For State Officers %
For County 90
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. VIM. CAMERON, for the Unson,
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispaSek
NASHVILLE, TISS., July Is, 1S6S.
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TERMS 0P SrRSCRIPTInY .
RATES OF ADVERTISING.


(FES LINzs or LEss 70 CONSTITUTE A soUARE.l
Square, day, 81 O0-each sdd1 iusert'n. 50 so
I week, 2 90 square, 1 SO
I /" 40 geo
month, 90 90
zoo So
/ u 50 90
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While on a scout within the enemy $
lines, Sergeant Finney, of Company 3,
and Private Patterson, Of Company A,
Of the Independent Battalion, Massa-
chusetts Cavalry. were captured They
were invaluable men, having been
within the rebel lines on two previous
occasions, and gathered much valuable
Information. They travelled together,
and in one instance. although they were
both wearing their own uniforms, they
succeeded in passing through, and com
pletely going round the main rebel
camps at Baldwin The feat was ac-
complished In the nighttime, and As
they passed the various regimental
camps, they could plainly distinguish
the faces Of the rebels seated around
the fires. and catch the words Of tlieir
conversation. IL is one Of the most
remarkable incidents Of cool audacity
that has come to my knowledge since
my experience a. an army CORE
spondent.
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Government Claims.
DRAFTS ON WASHINGTON

IA we have sold to Mr.. DAVID C. LOVE h co.
our entire interest in the Exchange and Brokers
Business, and solicit for them continuance Of the
public patronage which has been so literally be-
slowed upon as. LEE s. DUNN co.
Jan 6-tf "
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CHANCE or coxMASDERs.

Gen J. p Hatch has arrived at Hill
ton Head from the North, and viii tenn
porarily relieve Gen T. Seymour, who,
it is understood, has been ordered to
Washington. Gen. Seymour viii leave
Hilton Head in day. or two. 1t is
thought Gen Wedges wiz eventually
take command Of the Florida District,
and Gen. Hatch Of the Hilton Head
District There is ground for believing
we may possibly lose Gen K. 5. Foster,
as two Major Generals in the Army Of
the Potomac have applied at Washing
ton for his transfer 70 their commands.
We viii say for Gen. r. s Foster, that
if he gets a chance to fight he viii
make his name word of praise on ey-
erybody's lips.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
GOVERNMENT STOCK.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, To
w the highest bidder at the Government
Horse Pens, foot Of s5uInmer-gtreet,
200 Horses, Condemned.

Nearly one hundred Of above lot are Brood Mares.
TERMS CASH. Property 10 be removed same
day 1T TOWERS risk. sale to commence at u O'Clock
u on Friday, April Sth, aAd 20 continue daily uH-
Ill al are disposed CT.
BY order Of Lieutenant Colonel J. L. DONALDSON,
8. and ;. QuartermasteF.
CHARLES H. IRWIN
up 3-6t Captail and a. q. n.
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Hats, Caps and military
Hat CORDS,

o. any house either in this place or Louisville
My stock in this line is direct from the manufsc-
tories, snd viii sell a. low ~ ANY Cineinnst house.