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WAsHTEGroE, Feb. 8.-The Star, Of
this evening, has the following:
Parties from the front represent that
We experienced considerable loss on the
return Of our troops from the late demon
stratiCn. Il is stated that some Of the
pontoons were lost at the Rapid Ann,
whereby the enemy was enabled % pick
up some Of our mon, WI had not re-
crossed. II is also stated that a rebel
cavalry force that crossed above Morton's
Ford intercepted Z couple Of regiments,
who were forced 10 cut their way
through, with sons loss. These reports,
it should be ad led, ara not al dehuise,
and have not, up 20 noon, been confirmed
by anything received At the War De-
pzFtment.
LGfsr.-Parties arriving from the front
this morning state that when our troops
pushed across ag Germania Ford, they
found the rebel rife pts in that imms-
date vicinity occupied By but twenty
figs pickels. who threw down their arms
and surrendered, stating that there was
no rebel force within ten miles. Imms-
diaselv thereafter our forces pulhed
ahead ia the direction Of Orange c. H.,
bat hardly progressed two miles when
they we're opened on from twelve guas.
Attacking The rebel force who were
working and supporting these guns, Nc
drove them from their position with
considerable loss IN killed, wounded, hnd
prisoners. Oar loss in the affair was
thirty-6ys. The mosl Of our infaatry
then FecrOssed the Rapid Ann, leaving :
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/ O. O. +. DIRECTORY,

TESNEssEE LODGE, No 1. Eso.s speE Ttsss3aa
sigLt-R II AcEgsn. y G.; J / Neakley, v q; JolE
y Hide, Secretary; 3 K spain, Treasurer.
TRkBUF LODGE, No II Aseis eueg Monday sight
IL Parks. n G; w Phillips, G., T J Hopkins
Secretary: 3 r Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90 7; Mests euev Ffideg Hgh, al
theft Hall on South Cherry street-Jamcs Wyatt
NC; NJ Dortoh, V G.; Z Goodlett, Secretary, \
G Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE. No los (GermGn) Meets eesyl
g'bs,rsdag nighs-John Heborich, y G; L aocker,
GA Winter, Secretary; @ Sicterlo, Treasurer
RIDGEE.Y ENCAMPMf2NT no Aleeis eDcrB la a'is
81 Wsiaesdag nighis--6 Fuller, T; u harris
JrHP;J L Wtakiey, s W; = Griffin, W. Johf
y Hide Scribe, 3 Z Cutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ESCAMPAENT, No :: Meets cueFl
"a and aib Wednesday RigRs-L LoQkers q II <
Campbell, n p; J l. fark "; 3 Friedman, J " F; Z
q Coleman, Scribe; J n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REBECCAB Nrsfs ls Frieog NIGHT ~
eaet raoutl-Iohn Hide, L y; Eobt Thompson,
LN;J / Weskey. Secretary Mrs Byrnei Con
ductor; Mrs n Brown, warden; Mrs Ohas Robert
eon sentinel.
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Medical Dirsetsr Of .Daartms1st.
Quartermaster's department.

Lieut.. Col. J. J.. DONALDSON so1i1r aud SufSrKis
ing ouartermsstcr, AID Chief Qui-rtcraailsleE oi
Dep0ts, Department. d the Cumberland. uIlee
les Cherry -siFset-
Csft JAMEsF. RUEIIN Chief Assistant Quarter
master Ofloe lts Chcrry-Gtrcet.
Oagt .. s. EIESLoHsA. q. n, Dieburaing Guar
termaEter, and Chief onicer IN charge o. silver
Transportation, and FueI fug Steamers. OACs
lu7 Cherry street
Got. cHks. H. IRYIE, A. @ H., IN charge Of Cor
raIla SlableE fulilc Auinlals, Means ~ Tr11s-
porsaii0n, luulleF, Workshops, &C. Oaioc Ice
Cherry-sl
c.ut J. c. CRANE. a. Q. NJ, ia charge q Ballrosd
Transporiati0n. Oince Church-st., ~ Claitanoo-
20 Depot.
C.,fr ]. h. STUBS, A. z. n in charge o. Forage,
and Assistant 10 Capf.f. 8. NilaioW, A. Z, X.
0a,eegs CliegFy street.
C.rf u Motion, =. q. NJ. IN charge Of Depot
rrensro-tailsn. Ofloe 30 Caergy-stlcst.
fent C- ~ WING 40 -, IN ctafEe % 1orHe Medi
ci.,es fssfd sarO and . lsceizae0ra =. - Stores
Ofacr rs CbsrrJ-atIect.
Cat i. j. cox. A .. n, Ia charge d ttati9nesys
ID n RiapES, Clothing camp sac Nafriaon
fquipsze once ~ Market street.
Cant A. 81. TUCKER A. q HI heeelpiins and
tlisijufsing a1i5ri z. = hillitAfy nsis-
roads Oiaoe Chancb-atreet, 81 Sh-itanooea De-
pot -. 49,. -. a.
cbarrs 81 Post Transportation, ticlaiiasi Arf
raeRs Quarters, fuels Souia rtsii4a q lnat.tfl
AID Fuei, frlHilng, lssnee y aetefhnHHiHi ae'
a. CSC Is ChfrEy
cspt N 4lsc[s =. kCtiAkt A. y M., 70 ehetEe q
rlorfh- 81 ssserp Hsllfosds OtAoe totirte-stiesai
stRorth-Wesisrn Depot
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= I. EaACLf
Secretary Of the Treasury.

A PETTY REvEEGE. A member Of
Parliament for the borough Of Oxford,
Dir. Neate, on New Years day made an
address to his constituency, in which be
protested against the unfairness with
which Mr. Golden had been treated By
the London Times. Therenpon the Times
revsnges itself BY emitting Mr.. Neate's
speech in its report Of the proceedings,
though il publishes Dir. CardWelPs, made
on the same occasion.
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coIINTY OFFfCERs.

E4sIs-Janes H. Hlnton. Dsf=iiss--Zhamas bob
Von and J. X. Ducnansn.
Reslsfel--Philcaa Garrett.
TSsass-W jasper Taylor.
Oo5onsr--G Gunter
Raseer-Alexander MCDANIEL.
E.s..se ColIsci0r--W, y. EqhcFfsop
Easroaf 1as Goisct0r-J. 4. Enlsf.-
C-lsalEe, for he EeshSsls pssFic.--,l0an D. SoNsf
and J. n Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
E,.lgs-Hon. james WhitWorth
flsrk-P Lindsey H.oh9L
F-Tne Judge'E ooar; meets tie nEEt Monday n
each mon n and The Quarterly Court, o9inpoEsd o.
The Magistrates 81 the County, s bold tie nzss ho1
day IN January, April, July szd October.
CRIMINAL COURT
JuAss-uon NJ n. Brien.
lnorreB Geseral-eleo. =. Siubbio1elt.
Q~k-Charles W. Smith.
ms Court meets She hFTt na1day IN April Al
gust and December.
cHANcERI COURT,
Ctaaocllor- -
(4.rS end E-s,sr--J. 3. GesFsE.
HE- Tho Court meets TIE orsi EcndsT n NAy End
HoVsmbor.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture Of bis
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at % and 40, and
Just before he died; also his wife's; q
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet'fOfrn.f
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
tral America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, EhgIshd,, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Wafer Scenes, &c,
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EN6RAVINGS, beautifully cOlOred, of
our most distinguished officers and men,
Of Fruits snd 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 the War; Also Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of all kinds, from 10
cents each to So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS of omcers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hdndred-12c. to
SOC. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of The very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in Eve
colors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate .iainclOsed in 3
stout pssteboard tube, size 1Sx17-
beautifully executed. SOC.
MEDALS Of sll kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS, ~ -r~--r ~r~--r-r- -
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
~ ENVELOPES, so.--
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C., &c.
81
Agent for the New EnglsRd Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you will see
By reference 70 the advertisement in an
other part of the paper.
Orders for, al kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of The
money, without extra charge.
ESQ. r JENKINS,
l07 Main-street,
! ianl6-lm Cincinnati.
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Marshal's Sale.

The Uated States sersu trunk containing SPOIL cot
tun, isdias hose and other dry goods; trunk eoa-
tanning uedIciaos: 10 boxes Of book box conian-
sug l dozen bottles q biiers, box Of boots and
shoes. I box C hleaehe1 domestic, box aud 3
trunks attaining meas and Wonen's cotDingi :
boxes or uub cached domestic 1 key Of w-ne box
q nsey cioth- . boxes eoutaminE gas izteres and
craPeFy hEngings; I box containing bats; a2d I
hogshead Containing crockery and glassware
4 INFORMATION 10. -, District Court Ct the United
states for The Middle District q Tennessee.
in obedience 20 order Il sai Coslt ulsre IN THIS
cause, the sta day % November 1883, VII seq.
az the store house formerly occupied by A. J. Dun
eln * Co. on tbs 81 dag " March, 1861 ~ pubiic
auciioa &, the highest bidder IN cash IN hand, the
ocve property. said sale % commence a. 10 O'Clock
Oh the morning Of that day.
T. r. GLAsCOCK,
Feb F-eor C. 8. Marshal for I'D District.
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Marshal,s Sale.
Marshal's Sale.

The United States rerus box OF books; boxes cor
taining Is bundles and SO hanks o. spun thread; 2
bolts aud / remnant Of domestic bolts and 5
remnants OF coarse Wooien cloth, and bolts aud 8
remnantsof cotton domestic.
TNFORMATION 70. q, District Court OF the United
states Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedisnca 10 Sd order Of said Court, made the
Oh dav q November, 1858 % the 5th day q March
1884 Al tie store-house formerly occupied b. >.
Duncan 4 Co will sell the said property for cash Ia
hand, % the h1ghestbddeT-
F. r GLASCOCK,
Feb Got L. s. Marshal for said District
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Marshal's sale.

The Cnited States peTas box containing coats and
vests; box containing cotton and Wooen CLOTH a1d
1 box containing t0baco0.
INFORMATION No. %, District Court q The Unitcd
j states Tor tie Mid,iC District Of IeUnlssec.
Tn cbe1ieles q ord 20 ~ said lourt ae On the
OH day u November. 1853, vii sell Al Tie sore
hdass iormeriy occupied BY A. J. Duncan 8 Co, On
the Ts day ~ Marcel, 1864 (ssit sac O. osmIne nee
al 10 o'eock Of said days = public suction, 20 the
highest hld1cT Tor cash IN hand, The sid properly.
n 4. GLAsCUahs
Web Tot L, 81 Marshal for said District.
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ST. Louis, Cairo and Nashville
WEEKLY PACKET.

THE NEW AND SPLENDID PAS Ga1Ah
Il senEer steamer. fzls-s-Fssl
IN - 3 ri L.
r. g. Nc ON As, .......-.-. Master laa----.-----
Will make regular trips 20 the above traa- cav
ing Nashville every WEDNESDAY, alto O'Clock, A. ~.
Passengers BY tais boat may rely on fnakiag cose
connections az Cairo vita the Illinois Central hail
road for Chicago, and ali the cities 10 the Northwest
For freightOr passage Apply on board, OF %
BOYD q PEBl-Es, Agents.
Ps.-Returuing, leaves 81 Louis every sATUR-
DAY a. O'Clock, p y.
teb g-2n
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Wanted Immediately.

A coon. GERMAN GARDENER, VIA can cone
"a well recommended, with without family.
apply Al this oihoe. 49, hes ST.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT,

DaFf0s0n C9ilns! BN6Ctefgs
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOIN BUeB SIXTH, Eeso-
80 -lETf1IAM sHtNE, Bso5ta~.
yOHH CHUMSLEY, karsAaL
Ds-sy Karshals-W. H..Wiiklnson, A. G. Tucker
80 - a. FerletJohu csamley, o1cso rrsi
49, fToCartv. second: and Elisha Long, third.
Tisz Lsss,sor--Willie Driver.
Resaas cousot0r-A. 3. shEukland
pasas flaz. 1oile1ig-A. AstErrait
g-ea,s-e,-R. Henry
Ut4rf Eazs--Thouat Le1ke.
s-v.Ys,.fssfeaf 81 a. Woszhosss-J. G. po6a
e..-svsus.,sd-rf al fte Eafs FCris-,flu. SicaErt.
Csssf al ne PIE Depa-l7asssi--L n Freeman
sta Of ae CouleteTp-I. r. NsBrida
el-esf Ouasee-J. L. Stewart
on kho1sss-W Bricn.
CITY COUNCIL,
BosuD OF AnDEznEx-N n. Brieu, Fresiasut
Firsf Wari--lno Newman-
seeond Eard--JosePh Rob5-
TIf-d W,ard-G A J naylcif.
Foural Ward-H6 Scoyel.
TvaE Word-J0serh Knowles.
sd Ward-M b Brien.
gereuh Wa~d-M 9 I Claiborne
FssaR Ward-Joseph smith
Cornos C0UHCL-Andrew Andcr1ons Pfesidebi
= Flra Ward-Jas Turner and John CaTIer.
gsoossd World d SouthEate AID A Myers
,,li-F Ward-Audrcw Anderson aud Ai8x Mcdaniel
Gaigth Word = - and e1aI Ear - sis'
FaqA WiaTf-W Cheatham and i Giascock.
Sid Wargi-T larbrougb and VIZ Driver.
ssvss.th Igord-I Rust and J.W Cready,
Egha H1rdlWm Eafiy and D bnoeief.
srsrDns co8arrrkss % FsE CIV o7rH1s
Fg.ianss--Ku0Wies Sgutbgate, and Anderson.
Vote Werks-knder5JD, Smith, and Glascock.
S.ress-SayeTs, Turner, souihgate, Aag heid' CHeAI
ham, Yarbrougb, Claiborne, and liniiy.
ectosLs-Iguf, Knowles, and Wheeler
pIqre-CarpeT, TurnsT, and Newman.
Ff-e Observation-Disclosures, kust, and EooFcl
fSns-4ITipef. sjsssn' sad CTeadys - ',s' -fr
Ceusei@v-Smth, wheeler, and Haily.
HTa~tsf Botss-scuthgate, Newman, and D2rpeT.
6IaUst-B.en, McDasiel, ard Myerz. -s4I ..
f3olics--Ysrbrough, ScoYci, and saysrs.
fi.z-iags-Claborno, HUI, and Haily.
Vorl- Ffouse-C hcathan, R0bb, and mcDaniol-
TmproueHseals and EgPesdi,srss-sooEei, socihgatei
1,'Iiis Prop=tp-h5sbb, nyver, and Thrner.
Pet H0use-Newmsn, Haiy md soutagato.
~ The Board OF Aldermen meets ne lacs2Hy
psrt preceding the eecoud AID fourth i51rEeaJs -
each month"; and the Common Council she 5eoonl
aud fourth Thursdays In each mcnth.
NIGHT POLICE
Cslrtatn-John Al Pueketf
Fsrt Lfeuieaaat-hcbert Scott.
6ea5ad Lieufeaaaf--John s. ingalls,.
PATR0InEs.
EaHses-navid McAabb, John Cavender, joel bhli-
Ina Wsn Puckeli, Dau'i Burget Wms uli9y1 Murphy
pifllips. gamu Fldmmer, John ChOuaulti hch DAVIS,
Jane Miller, VIM Mayo, Wm Rice, VIM Baker, a IL
Byron, Bird Bruce, Nicholi Vim stewart, jesse
rss5y Tn. Police Coaft is opened every morning at
uiue O'Clock
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United States Of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TzNNEss#E-No. "A.

WHEREAS, an Information was filed in the Dis
w tfict Court Of the United states, for tha bis
trict aforesaid the 2nd day Of February 1861 by
Horace Harrison, Esq attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one Of merohan
disc marked " L, alleging in substance that said
property was seized the - day Of January, 1854,
as forfeited the United States for causes 10 said
information set forth and alleged to be true, and
pray ing for the usual process
Now therefore, iu pursuance Of the m0niti0n under
the seal Of said Court TO directed, hereby give
public warniag to all persons cOncernei IN interest
in said property 60 appear before sait Court the
Sd Monday in april next, at the Federal Court Room,
in the Capitol u Nashville at O'Clock A. M then
and there 10 nterpose their claims aud make their
aIegationa T. r GLASCOCR
Feb Ala q. 3. Marshal.
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Mr.. w. Z. CORNELIUS is authorised 70
refer 70 me. He isa gentleman Of integ-
rity, and viii perform sil that he under
takes or promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted TIE
above rates, TO which bind ourselves strictly to
Rdhers. VIZ. CAMERON, for the UESon.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DsDosoA.
NASHVILLE, TzEH, July IS, 1868.
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland!
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYl p-N
All the within named articles can be
sent By mail at the prices named, to-
i Wit:
J.T.LLoYD'S MAP OF THE UNITED
4 sTATES-with all the Roads and
RailrOsds,- and.distancey between sta
tons. Size 40N54.
Pocket FORM linen 81 oO
paln,s q. ......s-..s. f.s.'.-s... "
Sheet, %
J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERS STATES, with q full descffP-
ton of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
ter, &c, and a Description of each
County. Size 4e454 't' -
Pocket form, linen back, 81 %
pl5tn, ..........---............''.'.''.' / W
Sheet form, i..... go
]. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from st. Louis to its mouth, with .
full descrip ton of all the Islands,
bars, names of the owners of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40E 30.
Pocket form, linen back, ..-.... 81 30
" form, PLATA %
Sheet form, ...............-............... %
J. T. LLoYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Z Telegraph and Express Msp-has ev-
cry mills Of Road NOrthlOrr South up
TO 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of rOads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
50N 60. ,ssssse',-4,o - '~z,' 60 e..
Pocket form, linen back, 81 90
plain, ............ ...'...'...'...... W
Sheet ........................'.'...... oO
J. II. LLOYD'S MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&c, colored in counties. Size 40H 30.
Pocket form, linen back, ............-..... 81 90
plain, ........................... 90
sheet ..............!...A....E..I..a.f 90
F" of Kentucky,
of Virginia,
OF Missouri.
Il. H. LLeYD'S MAP Oh THE Re-
BELLION, showing the Territory ia
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with backgrounds marked on
sheet feFR. ~tN vrr
3OS40 p
Book form colored, with sketch Of each SIGHT up
to the last fight at Mission Ridge, ............ 50
Plain, ''...''''''''''''' %
CHARTS OF 35 GENERALS, hand
somely colored.
Size 2S% 50, sheet form. ..................... %
CHARTS OF IL MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely colOred.
~
ghcet form - 49,. ............ q
BATTLE OF FORT DONELSoN, besu-
dfully cOlOred. Size 33T A.
sheet form, $500 ''Y-v-rPH 'O
sORIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ, Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely cOlOTed.
In sheet form, each, 70
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General Court Martial,
President Col MAErIN c HUSrHR, sd Ind Vol. lnf.
Nudge Advocate Capt. W. c. sQUfEn's LET O. v s. s.
ms AER IGlFlaK e HggPIflla u klssEIlLI

President Col MARTIN HUSrER, sd Ind Vol. LAT.
Judge Advocate Capt W. c. soUfEn's, let o. v s. :.
H& AID bglH1 e. HBSFifils II NASHVILLE
The following IS correct list Of all HosPisis in
~ ge S-S No l-ols Gun Factory: Surgeon v
Horper, Colere street, ca tho hiil.
JIe,1.sol No 2-Unissrsity Buildiag: Surgeon Z D
Ivude, s Vols, Market street, on the hh
Hos5asllSo S--l,alss D~ildiHg; sgTgeeal1l y ar
low II s vcis Souti-osss c0Tner Public square.
Io,.iI3al No b-GHa FacfcTF surgeon " hoee-
boon Il S Vols, upper end 81 Front Htiee-.
FTos,5,fal Ne s--hfasouie Hell: SURGEON " otter
son u s Vols, Corper u Church and sumqner strects
Hospital 40 e--CHrlnqs f1cigv; SIFgooa
W France, L 4, Market street below thesquare
Hospisaf 30 III Pssi bouse); A surgeon J. D
Bogle. L S A, on University Pike.
Jos5ilal No i2-- BroadIogF Hossl Surgeon J !" Lao
ton nj s Vols. corner Broad and Cherry streets.
BosDisal No Is- glufas's High Soaaol. surgeon B
TavfoT Us Vols, curucr ~ spruce aud Broad etreota.
fTo.1f.1l No EGssrilie feslac dcldeag Surgeon
"a Philips, Vols, Church street, seq the chsi'a-
nooca Depot.
Chssnbers Z Vols, corner Of Inns and Summer So.
TFo~rsf,l No l6-( giaiarabGHd) surgeon 10
nayne 4 S A. corner Of broad AID ffont sirCele.
Hosysiel No III 0aoers'l sasgeon 4 y Aynde,
q Vos, Market street, GA the I'LL
Ho,tiial No lp-Aio-rss d s.ra,os's Build.ag; sur
V,op 4 NJ Foyc. e s Vols, 10 Market street
IgouilsI 10 ll--Aioihodisi ChHroh surgeon 4
FrIlef Ii Vols Church street., Oct summer aud High.
tlAss,bsriasid Hospital surgeon Clark Mol'ermonti
Vols, on-Hspdin Pike, vest q tho Eeniteniiery.
Prsson Hospital-Seooad BlFtia Cat7tA; A A sur
econ Il @ Hickman, L S a, Cherry street, on the hih.
Ooaualesoeni BaTTacss lGarlgoh H0use1 Corner Of
Church and C6CrTy streets. s->
Medical Direetog OF DEsqgtnlsa.
Surgeon: olnver Perm, c sA. oilcs, ChatiaRoogar
Tenn.
Assis,anf Efoiioai Di-scioT; Surgeon Henry
ThuFsion. once, Eo2i Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspector: surgeon " Clenceuin, { Nols.
lice No "a Cherry street. between Broad and Church.
HTeiioal Director RsssTue Cops: surgeon william
warren 5 Vols once tligb sireci, 0eli Graneerf
old heedquGrters.
Medical Direofor 81 Gs Pot Surgeon Watson.
OHoc scuth summer street. uear Us Slty Cemetery
FHFrozoa Hafstal. Lieut. Col Geo SIauidng.
4ssisfanf Ffurosf Magsaal; Captain janice Boy q
sfrt IiInols once al TIE state Capitol.
ODsamandsr q thc Pot: Brgadier General Z ;
Granger. Headquarters, College Street, between
church and Union streets.
p Heafguarisrs 81 az goasalCader II ~ Dsrio q
Easiriiie Gen I II Rousseau. Tie Bass residceco
Church Etrcet, between kine and Spruce.
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Anmouncements of Candidates.

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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Principal Office and Ware-Rooms, No.
40 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses st Murfreosboro, Tul-
lAhomH, Wartrace, Shsl5yville, ChEtta-
nooga, and Stevenson, Alsbsma.
CT All communications promptly
answered
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a. Advertisements inserted in the Special Column
charged st the rate Of twenty cents per line FOR the
hrst insertion; for each additional insertion ten
ents in the Local Column thirty cents per line fer
the hrst insertion, for every additional insertion m
teen cents.
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer in all kinds Of Metallic
Burial Gases and
/" Bodies Embalmed."

Having secured the services Of
Dr.. Z. IL. LEWIS, Of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army Of the. Potomac,) }
for eDbslming Of the dead,
by DR.. HOLMES A8ssican Pro-
cess, acknowledged 10 be The
best, and only true process in
the United States, win have
bodies emOslmsd when de-
sired.
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AashpilIe Amiou.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. IL, 1864.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Payable An Advance.
square, day, 81 OO-each additna inssrt'n, 50 60
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ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE,
10 take effect '0ben PROMULGATED under aUtl0rT-
tyof the PresidsntBy Generals command
ina departments.
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4 Important Wool Suit,

liza srit of some. interest5to dealers IN
wool is likely to come before the next
term of the u. ST. District Court. The
facts of the case,zns alleged. in the state
.merit of the plain tiff are that H. g. Davis,
the plaintiff in the suit a wool dealer OF
Philadelphia, contracted to- purchase a
considerable amount ofswooi from D. p.
Bayard of Stark County, o. After the
con tract had been made, thejpriee ofwool
advanced, ,sand eight thousand pounds OF
WOOL included iEethe contract wers sold
by Bayard to another person, at a price
above that for wliich1it-was con traeted by
Davis But iWiool advanced. still further,
and Bayafd, insteadsof delivering to either
first or second buyers, sold the! Wool
to- still another person at still higher
rates On learning these facts, Davis COM
Emenced proceedings the United States
Court for the Northern District of Ohio,
and, Deputy us. Marshal Simmons went
down and replevined the wool whilst in
transit to the last purchasers. Il was ta-
ken 10 AlliarceibyftheIa Deputy Marshal,
aud shipped to Gleyelanda saro2 9gFd "a
! an hour after Simmins left with
his prize, another. suit of replevin came
in from theis secondspurchaserb butAit was
ptooslateg Bhesuit iisaof considerable ia
terest from the fact that therel has been
considerable looseness Eoff ideas among
some owners of woodland other lpreperty
as TO what constitutes4a bargain.t-Cleue-
land Plain Dealer; sJ,tly ;12tb., ,noiaIv