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FAoKrIE.

| Old Oh. Nichols, celebrated qusck
doctor, found the calls and fees did not
come fsst enough to please him, 50 ne
added an spothecary's shop TO his bust
ness, for the sale of drugs and medi-
cines He had great sign painted 10
attract the wondering eyes Of the villa
gers, and the doctor loved 10 stand in
front of his shop and explain its beau
ties to the gaping beholders. One of
these was an Irishmsn, who gazed for
awhile with q comical look, and then
exclaimed
"0ch, and by the powers, doctor, if
y isn't fine. But there's something a
little bit wanting in it.
And what, pray, is that2 asked the
doctor.
Why, you see" said Pal, you've
got beautiful sheet of water here, and
not q bit Of bird swimming in it
"Ay yes" replied the doctor, that's
a good idea i'll have couple swans
painted there; wouldn't they be fne?"
Faith, and I don't know but they
would, said Pat; but m after think
ing there's another kind of bird that
would be more appropriate"
And what is that r asked the doc
tor.
I" Why, / can't exactly think of his
name jist now, but he's one of them
Kind of birds that when he sings he
cries, 'Quack, quack. qusck, quackP
The last seen of Pat and the doctor
was Pat running for dear life, and the
doctor after him.
On account of the number of oil
wells in the country, a Western ex-
change thinks the United States ought
tobe called Modern Crease
AK IsVITATIos TO DIExER-It was OBJ
served that q certain covetous rich
man never invited any one to dine with
him
" III lay wager" said a wag, l get
an invitation from him
The wager being excepted, he goes
the next day 10 the rich mans house
about the time he was to dine, and tells
the servant he must speak with his
master Immediately, for he can save
him q thousand pounds"
Sir, said the servant to his master,
mere is a man in a great hurry to
speak with you; he says he can save
you q thousand pounds"
Dat came the master
: What is that, sir; you can save me
thousand pounds"
Tes sir, l can, but see you are at
dinner: ] will 60 away, and call again"
"Oh, pray, SIR, come in and take din
ner with me"
shall be troublesome"
Not at all -
The invitation wss accepted.
As coon as the dinner was over, and
the family retired;
=" Well sir, said the man Of the house,
now 70 your business. Pray let me
know how 1 am 20 save a thousand
poundsT'
Well, sir, hear, sir, you have q
daughter to dispose of in marriage"
al have sir" ~
"And you intend to portion her with
ten Thousand pounds
do, sir"
"Why, then, sir, let me have her
and will take her with nine thou
sand"
The master of the house arose in
passion, and kicked him out of doors.
In old paper, printed in New London, |
nearly century ago, we find the fol- |
lowing on matrlmony:
'Oh, m tIimony tlOu art like
To Jeremiah figs
The e cd isvery .oCd; the had
Too sour to give the pigs.
never dreamed Of sue fate,
When a-lHss wss court d.
Wife, mother nurse, amstress, cook, house. 4
keeper, chsmbermsid, lau die =, ir,-woInan,
and scrub generally, doing the work Of SIX,
For the sake Of icing supported
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For the Nashville Union.
EOld Abe" Is Gar Nan.
~ THOMAS HArIOS.


You hOarse throated csnnons, now thunder
your song,
Lot echoes receive it and bear it along,
Through the North and the South, with its
deHiening voice,
That " Honsst Old Abe" is the man Of our
choice.
In the iour stormy years that our country has
passed,
What armies and nAvics "old Abe has
amassed,
His gigantic efforts, in money and men,
Have caused the true North to elect him
again.
Our soldiers near Richmond, saw rebels
stand forth,
aud cheer for Mcclellan as the pride Of the
North,
But these deep-meaning words, through the
Union ranks ran,
We don't want Mcclellan, "0ld Abe" is
our man. go
And we'll they have proved that they meant
what they said,
Don T. Rsmem Der" Mcclellan on side
shelf is laid,
Aud Pendleton's name is uttered but with
scOrn,
Twill be coupled with Arnold's by those
yet unborn.
The war is failure, the Copperheads say,
The North should submit; let the South
bear the sway. -
They should Withdraw tbeir. armies and
raise the blockade,
And not hinder Canadians from making a
raid;
Bat the legal man talks in adiferentstrain,
Saying come on brave boys, let as face
them again,
We viii WIN al tho polls and on each battle
fed,
Til the Northern aud southern traitors
mus yield.
Then success to our Navy, the jackets Of
blue.
They conquered the Florida, the Albsrrnarle
too,
The Alabama and Arkansas, with their
stars and their bars,
Struck their aags Ike whipped ours to our
brave Yankee tsrs,
Then cheers Cor the Navy, SO noble and
brave,
And tears for those filling each Southern
grave;
Cheers io- our Gag waving glorious and free,
Ana Yankee balls for rebellion and
treschery.
{. 5. Franklin Shops, Nashville, Tenn.
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CARD-TABLE SlGEALs-"Never," said
Theodore Hook, let man and wife
play together at whist There are al
ways telegraphs; and if they fancy
their looks are watched, they can al.
ways communicate by words l found
out that | could never win of Smig-
smsg aud his wife. | mentioned this
one-day, and was answered. No, you
never can win of them 'WhyT said
l. Because, said my friend, they have
established n code. Dear me z said I;
signals by looks 2 No, said he. by
words Ii Mrs. Smigsnag is to lead,
Smigsmag says: Dear, begin" Dear
begins with ID" 50 does diamonds,
and out comes one from the lady. II
he has 70 lead, and she says IS, my
love" she wants spade. Harriet, my
dear, how long you are sorting your
cards" Mrs Smigsmsg stumps down a
heart; and gentle Come my love,
on either side, produces club"
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Fuel Wanted.

nRoPOSALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
ofice until the 9th inst for CONTRACTS e deIiy-
~ $4,000 seyeuty fre thonsaud corss Of wood.
upon the banks of the C1mberisni rlyer, n points
within f25l twenty Eve miles q this depot, above
and beloW said wood 70 be delivered by the LIST o.
T dontrscts FOR tots Of 90 oog ten thousand cords
each, viii be given n desired.
Approved security vii be required q al parties
% whom contracts are gwen
GEO. b. hIBBlRD, Capt, and A. Q NJ
noV5-ISf Offiee No. % Cherry street
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CERTIFICATES OF CuREs

From eight TO twenty years standina. Win names
known to science and an1s.
for medical properties Of Bucbu. ses Dispense
tory u the United 5fstes.
See Professor D6Eees' yalusbis works % Ia
Practice Of Physic-
See remarks made b. TIE late coiebraled d.
Fhysick, Philadeiphia
See remarks usds b Dr. Epbr1m MoDoasil, .
eeiebrated Phyrician, and Tneuber 81 the ROYAL
eOlege Of Surgeons, Ireland, and published 10 he
Irsnsaetious 81 TIE King and Cluseu's Jouraai.
See MedlcO-ChirurocsI Reeves, Published b.
BenNnio TfSFers. Fellow Of The Royal College q
Surgeons.
See most o. tie Iats standard vorks On medicine.
Extrsct Buchu,--....tl00 per bOse or az for 80 %
Z" Sarsaparila, LOO SO
Impr'd kose Wazk, 50 200
o. bali dozen of each FOR sl2, which wfl b,s
sufocient % cure the most obstinate cases II drsc
tons are adhered %.
Delivered 20 any addrsss, securely parked BON
obserFs9on-
Ss-Describe symptoms n I'll communications
CuEes RuArA1teed- AdEics RgREz.
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State Of Tennessee. --Bedf0rd
s COaRiF,

orzat Court JaT srid o7snty, Augla Tim, 1876
attachment No. 7, Appearancs
wm. b. Sutton. Docket.
sAdE he PLAINTIFF. By EiSAIIOENF.f,
ment il tbs cause has been leyied upon roe eeta &
Of sad defendant, and that said Wan. b. sutton las
r. moved fro n the State Of Tennessee 20 haf tho
ordinary process o. lap csInnot hs served upon b.,
Il as ordered that publcston b male in rhs Nash
vile Weekly Union. Newspaper publishes in TIE
Cay Of Nashville, for three Consecutive weeks, the
iasf pulesfion 70 - a least Gee week before the
next term Of IN scouri, 3uirng ne defend ~ 10
appear Be ere cur nexf Circuit Conrt for Before
county 70 Be held - the Cours room 70 fhe t0eu a.
Shelbyville, on the frSt MONDAY rs Deceulher next
and plead 70 the attachment in this - ..
copy test JAMES n. NEIL. Clerk.
T. II. CoiDgELL, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
noy2-iti3s Prs Ne s.
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State Of Tennessee--Bedford
County.
o5roat Govt for said Cosey. Ang,s.t Tenn, lees.
Reiecca A McC.arnev !

Circuit coort for said Cqsty. Ahgalst Tenn, 1sei.
Bill for Divorce
Joseph McCsmey
TK THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT THE
i defendant u a non-resd9ntOf the Stste Of Ten
nessee, 50 that the ordinary process OF law oarnot
be- served upon aIn, u IS ordered mat pub cat on
be uaie IN the Nashville Weekly Union, for three
successive weeks, Gle iast publication 70 BE made
90 lea une week b iore the next term Of said
CouT J. requiring the dc endsnt 70 appear b. ore
the Judge Of the next Circuit Cunt for Bed ord
C1usty, 10 Dc hcid at the ourt room ID he fyE Of
-heilyWle, on this frEt Monday IN Deeenber next
ana then snd there to plead, answer or demur to
ACT comp auaJlts bU, or the sam viii D. taken
FOR cogfe sed sid set Tor heaung e pdrts.
Given under ny htad a once, - = 1854.
JANIS n. NEIL, Clerk.
T. II. CGLDFELt, Attorney FOR Plaintiff
nov2-lta3E. Prnlers ffe s..
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State Of ToHnessso.--BsdfOrd County.
Andrew y. Anderson, ,a...An.u. "a. az.

Andrew Anderson, ,
-Attachmleft No. SZ2.
CqL. Iyr0D.
(nhE BE PL6iST II BY his ATTORNEY.
l : an on srogon, q Appearing u the Court thsl
the Attachments l. his cause has been levied uI,on
he e-ta e Of defe dsnt and t.iat said defeudasf
ha- REMOVED beyond the N a Of toe ate Of Ten
nessee 80 that the ordinary process Of Lax eaBnos
h served up0n h m, L IS ordered that publication
BE- made in The Nashville Weekly Union, q neFspa-
er published ~ the oIty % Nashville (tneiast pb-
location 70 BE- e least week befJre ths next
term q this Courg.t fJr three e1use utiFs Ueeile
requiring the d-f udant 70 appea At our next CIR
GUS C0ur, % b haid for B.siford county, az toe
Court room IN tue town Of shslbygsle. On the frsl
Monday IN Uessrnbsr next, and then and thars
pies & 70 he attachment 10 fhis case.
4 copy 81 JANE, H. NJ 7. Clerk
THos q. GOLDEEEL Attorney ~ Piansid
EoV2-lfd.sE. R.a Zee 81
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DR.. KINGS
Dis pens ary
FOR
PRIVATE DISRAOES.

- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, ios
SSAsE3 last four years Of Louisville, Nv, who
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment of pr.
vate diseases for 80 years, hatters himself having
attended 70 practice for many years. and cured
20 many thousands, he is enabled to eureall diseases
OF private nature, matter how bad they NAV be
nom lnludcious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their OWE. d.. Kings Dspensary is No rs
DeadeTck street, between Cherry and the SNARE
second story, where he cures 81 diseases OF q pr.
Vste nature,
Gonorrhaa cured without nauseous medicines or
interference with business. TFff 80
Structures Of old or recent date efieetlsllY cured
IN s lew days. by an operation which caI1sss no
pains Where 3 structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief
and undermines the health 20 much.
Syphiiis, WITH al the diseases OF tho skin. GROW.
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment can be efectU-
ally cured In few days.
BIENNIAL Neutrality-suspicious. attention having
been given to this disease, and all the consequences
growing out OF it brought On in many cases by the
destructive habits OF inconsiderste youth, and ex.
cessive Indulgence Of The passions, neglect Of
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the su6lee: unit for business society and caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lsbonng With any difscultv
Of tho Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
iaE
Persons residing Sb-oad, by writing and stating
their case, With fee enclosed, direct tOsDr A. King
No. % DaadeTick street. Nashville Tenn. VII have
the necessary medicines sent to their address
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until
= tee evening". ApPT-d&W1y
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SOLDIERS.
State Of tennessee, County Cont for
Smith county.
OCTOBER TERN, 1854.

~ n OUIUBFh IEKM, I554.
Elizabeth Hunt, Daniel Hunt John Tub and his
wife Jane. .-ar
u. VIZ Pf051tc. g.
Gsshun Hon, John Hunt, Alexander Hunt. New.
ton Atwood and wife Hsnrab, Vim. Murray end
W 70 kebeccs A, John Agee and wife Malssa, and
the heirs at law OF Abel Hunt deceased
In THIS GAZE 1T APPEALING no THE Court
1 90 affidavit, th+t the dcfendants heirs a. law Of
Abel Hunt, deceased, are non-Tesidents Of Tennes-
seq II II therefore ordered BY the Court that not
be given sad defrndan =, by publication four con-
ecl i've weeks N new paper called the Nashville
Z ION, published IN Nasnv ne, lem, requiring
hem toappear beiore this Court II rs next, jan
ua-y, term, u support oppose the probate OF an
alleged VII Of Abel Hunt, deceased
Test L. W. TURNER, Clerk.
newt 4Nre
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Administrators Notice.

II AViNG BEFN Qualified AS ADMINS
Ii traitor of Hugh Fnnstsdt. deceased, al per-
sons indebted VII pleaee osfi and sottia Thoee
aving Chains against the estate viii Gle thsm IN
The ens prescrbed BY law or they viii De barred.
81. q. JACKSON.
Nashville, Dot LISA loct2s-Im
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County OMcers.

IA4a WnrwozEz, Judge Of County Court.
P. l. NToHok, Clerk
Judge Court meets On lst Monday and ever
Baturdsy 10 each month.
Qusrserif Court, composed Of Magistrates meet
the lst Monday n January. April July and octo
Der.
/. sAsuzE Fzssnsos. Judge of Chaucery Court. Z.
3 J. E. G1EkYEs, Clerk 80 "a
- FRAzEER, Judge Of Criminal Court.
JOIN b. Hall, Clerk
Meets the 1sr Monday IN April, August and De.
eember.
n n. BRrEE, Judge Of Circuit Court
D. O. LOVE, Clerk q 3 { y
For davidson county, meets 4th Monday Ia Jan
nary Sd Monday IN May and LIST Monday in Sep
ternber. ~ ~ =
.JAlLRs NJ. HnFoes, Fherif
JoHs WILsfS, County Trustee
CHAs. W. SIXTH, County Register
Z F. BATS and JOHS z. NEWMAN, Constablee o
LIST District
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State Of Tenuessee.--sedfOrd County.

pff-at CD<Ft 20 s211 tJinft, AAqyr Ierf1, ls14.
J. u. Hix, Adnag, Sc ,
81. Attscnmsnt No 81.
u. Gardner
C,AME TIE PLAIETIFF BY MS ATTORNEY.
- snt "a motion . ap caring thai the ala h.
mems IA this eause has baeu ieFsed upon she e. are
81 the DEF IL aud that the dofsndanf has re-
mo ID from Tia Sta Of Tennessee 10 that the or
nay process 81 law caonOt be ser sed upon hmm
= is therefore oFdezei thzt publication - nsada IN
Aash NE Neeliy uiVu, q Newspaper publish
ed u The Cfy 81 AsshFble, FOR lhrss suooessiE .
Eeeks, requiring the sad deisnd-nt 20 appear AZ
She next tenn u the cIrcuit Court or Bedford
comfy, % Be held a. tie COe.f room 10 the toxin d
.heibyElis. OF the nrst aendsylu Bscanlher neat
llhe as Of which Publications shall - a 4 at on,
week be.oFe the n6Et leEnl Il fs COURT ana Plead
. SAID attachment
A copy test JAMEs II. NEIL. CLARK
THns. 2. CeIDwELL, Attorney for Pantd
nOy2-ltd ". RI les 81
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BLooDi BLOOD BLOOD


This Is an affection Of the blood, and attacks The
Sexual Organs, Linings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Wtndpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making IL
appearance in the form q Ulcsrs. HelmbOid's Ex-
tract Sarsaparlla parties tie Blood, add removes
ali scaly erupuons Of the shnn, giving 70 the COM
pexion a clesr and healthy color II being prspaT-
ed expressly for this class q oomplsiRts ts hosd-
purifying properties aFe preserved 20 8 greater ex.
tent than any other preparatlon Of Sarsapzrlls.
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Soen after Sir Henrs Rivers took or
ders, he was told By a friend that he
would undoubtedly become q bishop.
Indeed r said Sir Henry why SOP
Because rivers invariably 60 to the
seas"
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

GEN ER AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near PenitsntsEy. surgeon Burkitt Coax, o.
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon W. Threlkeld. U. 8
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. e. Herbst, q. &. Vols,
m charge.
NO l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L, Stanford. U. 8.
Vols-, in charge.
NO 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. &. Herbst, U. S. Vols,
IN charge.
NO. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
6 E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. z Ludlow, U. 8. Vols, in
charge.
no. s GENERAL HOSPITAL
Masonic Hall, Ohurch-street. Surgeon 4. r
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon @. ".
France in charge.
NO. II GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon s. z.
Fuller. u. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Gomez ga inner and Lne-streets, Surgeon w
M. Chambers, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 CONTRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets
A. Asst Surgeon Justin Konsyne in charge.
NO. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
On Msrket-street, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon ". Z. Thom, U. S. Vols, in
ehsrpa
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An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphiliiic M.
ture, and a. an injection disessss % toe urinary
OTgans arising rrom hahits Of dissipation, used n
connection with The Extracts Buchu and Sarsapa.
mia, 10 such diseases ~ recommended.
bv1dsoce q the most responsible add rsliable
character VIII accompany t!ls fnsdicpea.
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MiIitary 9irettorg
Subsistence Department.

COL. A P. PORTER c. C.s
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL. @. r MACFEELY, @. O. &,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, @. g.,
[ Depot Connnisssry Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cherry -street
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, &. s,
Post COnnsysry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. 4. a. HOPKINS, @. s.,
Purchasing CommisssTy Of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad aid Summer-streets.
CAPT. SAM O. GLOVER, G. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cherry-street.
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, C. s.,
DisbIrsing omEisssry Subsistence. Office No.
% Cedsr-street.
CAPT W. II. HLYRAE, C. e.,
In charge Of U. s. Bakery Colege-street, neaJ
Broad
LIEUT. HENRY KING, A. G. g,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-st
LIEUT.. J. 8. GALLATIN, A c. 8,
In charge of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No.
81 South Market-street.
LIEUT.. .. 8 HoLLIsTER, A Q. & d A. A Q. NJ.
10 charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c. Office ~
y. S Cattle Depot, below Lower Levee.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHFSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT or DISEASES, E
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, as IT is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

OTHER STATES, As IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Ny books VIII show that for the past i've months
my practice hRs increased hundred per csnt over
the last year. until it is not 70 be surpassed by any
in the State With my general Prsctce in the city,
/ treat the following
Chronic Gases
With saesfnction: Rheumatism Affections Of the
Luugs; Diseases OF the Throat, eWeIled Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases OF the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scroflls,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, DebilitEted Sys-
tens, Dyspepsis or Indigestion and Consumption-
together with all Private Diseases and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
re the ladies'
Al Affections Of the Womb Ereaied with SUCCESS.
Those Married Ladies who have been &c unsortU-
TO thsir fnl tras II found pregnant, BY giving me
- steFIity.
Young Msraed Lanes whose misfortune il has
bsen not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
Sod has said yor should multiply and repleDish. II
this is your desire you caa consult me either by
letter or IN person. No lady over thirty-Ye years
Of age need make application. All communications
BY letter o. person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop neiOre you further 20. o. 81
diseases subject 70 Man, there is no disease HARD
70 cure Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that UNDERSTAND treating it and to you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, well
IN different Staes, who have spen. dollar after dol
lar, snd now well cured by ne ] am daily re-
eeivng letters and sending medicine to all psrts OF
the co2nTy. In 2 word, sil that are diseased IN
any 81 y, and viii give me call, vii give salts
fsctoK for ali Of the diseases mentioned IN this sd.
TaTtsement. The best Of references given IN this
city.
Al letteTa directed TO
DR.. McGILL,
ORION street, Nashville, Tenn,
IEsf vin meet with prompt attention.
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QasrtermaSter's Department.

BvT. BRIG. GEN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtermaster, Department Of the Camber-
land. Once l05 Cbeur-street.
CAPT JAS 2. RUsLIEG A o NJ,
Chief Assistant Qusrtermsster. ofice los Cherry
street.
COL. J. @. CRANE,
Inspector @ N Dept, Receiptng and Distributing
Quartermaster u. ). Military Railroads. OfBce
Churcn- street, al Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. s. B. BROWN, A. G NJ,
IN charge OF Rsliroad Transportation, (Freight and
hassenger@ otbce ChuTeh-street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. CHAa T. WING, A. @ n,
General Disturbing Officer Qasrternaster's Depart
masters Dep rtTnent. once, 107 Cherry -street.
CAPT. CHAs A REYNOLDS, A. Q. NJ,
in charge ofU shipyard.
CAPT. T. }. COZ, A Q n,
in charge Of Clothing Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Ste1onery, q artermasters' Blanks, snd stoF-
sGe Of Pubic Property. Office II Msrket-stTeet.
CAPT GEO. B. HIBBARD, A Q. NJ,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Office 20 Cherry
street.
CAPT oKAR q. IRWIN, A ON,
IN charge Of oorrslls, STABLES, Public Animsls,
Means OF Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
Office 100 CherTy-street-
CAPT. ". A YAIEwRIGRT, A Q. n,
IN charge Of Quartermastef's Stores, Horse Medi-
zines, Hardware, 80. ONCE I05 CheTTy-stTe
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A Q. n,
N charge Of Depot Of Q. S. OOlored Troops and
Freedmen, and government Printing House, and
al Pubic and Private Buildings used as store
houses, Vftces, Quarters, &C. Offce II cedar 81.
CAPT. W. MILLS,
18Th Regiment OHIO Volunteers, A. A. @. NJ, In
c. rye OF Post IT poF s'ion, Fuel, Issues 10 De-
tachmeuts, Hospttis, BaTTScks, sc. Office, IL
Cherry street. Also inspector Of Sutlers' Csocds
and al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Once
853k Cherry-sueet.
CAPT. GEORGE IsENsrErE,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. g n.
Assistant TO Capt. j. c. Crane, A. q. II. Once
Chureh-str,sef " Chattanooga Depot
CiPT J h. JAMES, A o n,
Ia charge Of Issues u Tennessee Troops. ofsee
State Capitol.
IT h STEVENS,
Chicago Board OF Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, In
charge OF River snd Depot TranspoFtston, and Fuei
for steamsra- Of5ce s. Cherry street.
Requisitions and Estimates for Pubic Property
and supplies should De made on the Issuing OfhcsFs
separately
speasal acquisitions, No. 90. sre required for Al
articles not j tied by the Army Regulations, and
must &c approved b. Brigade and DIVISION CON-
tnanaeTs OF tic Commanders Of Troops uaassign-
ed 70 bugades or Divisions.
RequisiJons Ior supp les, for troops etstioned 81
Nashville, vii 6lled by he Post Quartermast.sr
Oh the approval Of the Post Commander, Rnless
they call iof snirnsls, means Of transportation lir
Der, or printing, when the approFA the Chief
Quartermaster n required
RequisiSons and Estimates for Supplies a. The
Frouf must be pFee tsd 70 the Depot Quarterfras-
terS there Only in extreme cases u they be is
seed on here, and then only when approved By the
CHIEF QusrtsTmasteT Of the Array.
ali signatures O. acquisitions and Es.irastes
should give the ordinary autograph Of the OeScer.
followed BY bis rank, and the number and desiSna-
non Of he regiment OF command.