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OFFICE,
" WAR DEPARTMENT,

=
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
Fashtaston, Feb. s, 1854
sE.LED PRoPosaIs will bs received at this once
p NJ: TO- ire delivery At the New York Agency,
Cor be- -
Thase Curry Combs are to be made in stri,t con-
forG1ty with samples which can be sesn st this Of
fee. or at the New York Agency except that the
handles az TO be OF birch. bssi or hard maple.
III are t. be tu b ,ct to Inspection the factory
where made before being received by the Govern
msnt. Mons are 10 b. received or paid f.. but such
a. are approved on inrpaction.
Deliveries must be made ct tie rate OF not lsss
Than COCO per week, or 100 par dsr, commencing
on the 9Th day OF March. Thsv are to be deli yered
IN boIeE OF 200 each Failure to dElivsr at spsci-
fed time i'll gu bjsct the sctor 20 forfeit 20
OF the quantity due at that time. No bids will be
oouRdered from parties other than regular manu-
facfurers OF the article. and such as are known
to this department to be fully con- petent to exc
cute in their own shops the work proposed for
Bidders will enclose with their bios the written
ackonw sments OF tbsir suretics over their own
sisDatufeB.
Eseh party obtsinins contract will be required
t. enter into bond With approved sursties for its
faithful execution. Upon the awa bsiny made,
EuccesbfEI bidders viii be notified ana furnished
with +, rms of contract and bond.
The department reserves the right to raject any
or ail hics IL not deemed satisfactory. r.s
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadis- CENT
6eor.e d. Ramsay. Chief OF Ordinances. Washing
Ion, G, and will be endorsed "Propo 5sls for
Curry Oombs.D GRO. D. RAMSAY,
fs eofd BRIG Gen. Ohief OF Ordnance.
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IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FL WAsHIsoTos, D. O., Dec Ik 1889
10 me hrolrsrs and Manufacturers Of FI1r Tna
Ee1p:-Ihe Commandments appointed by this Ds-
Raltm ent, consist ing OF Hon. J. K Morehead of
snd John L. Wsrder, of Ohio. 70 conridsr the FOL
lo.fnS appropriation made by the last Uoogrsss
OF cnInTsting and prsgarins fax add hsnp as =
supstltutt for cotton. twenty Thousand dollars -
ssyin met ana si.er several days, inyssEiga ton
o. re subject believing that further an. fuiler
eolcs OF t5sIr investigations might produce
ssluacIs results adjourned to meet again ~, We5
nsbiay the M>h day e February next at - O'Clock
"a sad request al psrsous iutafes ted ia rne disSri
the Tor TIE public good to send to this pa
P2ry'nenti "a or before that day, samples OF the
ttsi Ed lax in Tia differ snt .tSge. IF nrez. "a
tor, OF the sSres snt fabrics pre- psTad Nv Zen
secc impaired by -tstemants of The varinns n-o,
cssses us and the ecst Of production in sch asss.
ssn dssctf9tioes Of Lbs kinds ard cost Of ain
yufsd. where made 60. together with aIe aud
star. - S'ae SoAA-nis'
This into-mstica ia necessary before an tntsIu-
se1t disrributt0n can be made 49,
de:t 81 ISAAC RsTT0N. Commit asIoner
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RoEM OF PROPOSAL.

ROEM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes to furnish daily, or
otherwise, sill the ice required for the hospt tails
upon approved requisitons of surgeons in charge,
at the within named points, at ths follow
ing price per hundred pounds, namely:
S. centG per hundred pounds
The ice shall be CT the best quality and su btect
to the approval of the surgeon in charge who will
recP pit for the actual amount delivered ct each
hospital.
Pa, spt to be made fren1 time 70 time upon du-
plic&te bills certified TO by the Medical Director.
Signed,
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PtTRtS e. Co,
(SuccEsSoRs To BARNES / co.,
WHOLESALE & ROGERS
Dealers in Suffers Supplies.
No. 4sl NINTH STREET. WASHINGTON, D, C..
No. 25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,

In consequence Of the recent order of the War
Depsr tnent requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, We have thought it advisable to open another
house for the ~ ,ommcdst ton IF our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing tina. we have
purchased the entire stock and good will # the
houte Of Barnes & Co., AL Ninth street, Wash
inston. and now offer the largest and best as
scrtmept of Suffers Goods in both cities.
One of the partners residing in Philadelphia is
all the time in the market for the rur base of Sup
plies aud IS we buy for cash, we fattar ourselves
that sell Prime goods as Low a. they csn be
bought anywhere.
In view Of the many frauds perpetratad on pur-
chasers Of Army Supplies. we have given personal
ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock of Canned Fruits Vegetables, Ne It's, Jelies,
Milk, &C., sni confidently Recommend them to
Of The .cefp iE't qRti.ty-
We also iLr-g y'ilr special attention to our large
stock of Butter Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, Segsrs, Suffers lard sare and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN Il co.
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PITKIN Il co.

WASHINGTON. January 1854.
Having disposed of our stock OF N rchandiset TO
the Arm Of MessrE. pitkir & Co., we taAe gre4
pleasure in recommending them to cur friends aud
customers who have so generously pa tronized us
We 80 so, with the know ledge that our successors
are ally competent and disposed to make it for
the Interest Of sli to eoutin tsa patronage to
them which hasbeen SO Hserauy extended to US
ia Palm BARNES & Co
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SAL OF CONDEMNED GRAIN SACHS AND
- RAGS
CHIEF QULRTesMAsTER's OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb, 8, 1854
VIII be sold at public auction at 18th st ct wharf
in tie CITY Ct Wsss ineton, D. c., on TUESDAY,
Feb 10. 1874 at 10 O'Clock a. M, thirty thousand
t90,0ol old Grain Sacks. deemed unfit for public
service.
Also, tie O'Clock N. :, of the same day, at Gov.
eminent Warehouse No. s, corner Rev York sv enue
and 18th street will be told six thousand two hua-
dred Is 500 pounds OF Rags
Terms caEh In Government funds.
D II. RUoKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermsstsr
fe6h Depot of Washiu gton.
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EUL TON NJ A b Z EFT,

FoURrsRETH AND y sTREETs Souri,,
Hotels. families. and suffers are invited TO csf
end examine our stock of Meat. a ame Poultry and
Vese sSiep Sausages and Bologna constantly on
band and for ssle in qusn.itie Suffers and pGr.
veyois are requested to call.
js % I'm. NJ HEPBURN. Prop.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionvers
FT'TusTEg'ssAL OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON 2%D. BETWEEN AND sTREETs-0n MON
pay, "a day of February: 1854, shall cell, in
Of a Deed Of Tsest, to the subscricer. tssring
cate tie JanusTy 9Th, 1853, aad recorded IN Libsr
j no. 226 fclios a02, at seq E, one of the
&nt records for Wsshin gton county, in the Dis
lying ana berg in tie city OF Warrington, Dis
trict sforessid, viz Let numbered Seven, 10 or
Iart OF auDl5eret Seven ~ in Squsre numbered
Fifty FIVE. 80 bsyine front of 70 feet some
ST cts ard running sck 1877 feet 23a iaches, to
gstheI ri-b tbs improvements which are good
IT, story BricE Il cling House, dc, sc.
Tenn: OF sale cash
AL ccLvsyaEcins. including revenue clamps, al
cost Of the puTChsser,
/ the terms are not compiled with in FIVE days
after Esls the trrses the right TO resell
the property at tre risk and cost the f. st pur-
Ayeriua Star. REGARD MORGAN,
felo-sosds GREEN & WILLIAMS, A1sts.
IT M&asEAL's sALE,-in virtue of writ
a. Of heri fa Sea, issE ed from thu Clerks Office
OF tne Supreme Court cf the District of Colunbi,s
cash, at L0use 10 400 Penn, svanne, hatvsen AZ
Ard 9Th street north side, on WEDNESDAY, tas
Il tn day OF February lest 1864, commencing ct IL
O'Clock NJ, the following Furniture, to- wit viz:
- Sec. e:ary and Bookcase.
! Center Table and Cover,
Dining Table,
Wind " Cur aims,
/ Roulette Table,
] ITon aafe.
+ lied ali VIM q Marquis right, title claim and
interest in snd to the shove named Furniture. and
viil Re ed to satisfy wit be5 in favor Of Al
e. ardris hay. WARD I'll LAM1N,
f. std U s. Marshal. D. 9.
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= Ale OF Gun ULMN ED HUNbEs Az u bIU LIE
Grief QUARTERaAsTER's OFFICE.
DKPor OF WASHINGTON !
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. February 5, 1851
VIII he sold at public an -tion, AZ the Correis
nesr the Observatory i'll the city of Washington
d O., On WEDNESDAY February Il, 1854 a lot OF
HuR3ES AND MULES,
condo n,ned IS un ST for pu bile service,
Terms cash, in Government funds.
E&Ie to commence st ~ O'Clock A II,
d 81 RUCKER,
Brig. Gen and Chief Quarter master,
tR5-fIt Dansrtm emit of w shinpfop
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A CARI-Tha under sigr ed ersrs bis ss.yiees Tor
n lew weeks in OBTAINING, LINING sui
REsTORIRG clL PAINTINGS. From his inag
exseri6ncs in the business, he cnnd entity ofs;s
his s-rvces TO the owners g vafuss fe Psiatisgs,
aud will If needed fUraiss satisfactory refer noes
&c to his Ehil.
Orders Iaft with Lamb Esq, Picture and Class
ErEme maker eoEth tie p Hnbylysnia syanQs,
ear 18th street, v i'll bs promptly pondsd e..
III. N BARLOW,
10 25 62ws late of Philadeinhis.
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T.. W. PITKIN. A. p. PITEIN
taa MaTksi ST., Pdt!a. 4Sl Hmm s: WashiRgton
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DROP osALS FOR HORSES.

Easbi ls ton, y. O.
Printed forms Of Proposals can ps had st this
off &c. te o2t
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Gen. Burnside in Chicago.

The old hero of Knoxville recently re-
ceivcd a grand ovation at Bryans Hall in
Chicago-the citizens greeted him as hero
should be greeted Burnside is a brave
honorable, loyal, manly. courteous, truthful,
dignifcd soldier and gentleman. And vet
the Chicago Tines, a corrupt, lying, disloyal
sheet assaied him bitterly and coarsely,
abusing him and slandering him. But what
else could be expected from the dirty and
disreputabe scoundrel who edits the Tmesi
He was driven from Detroit in disgrace for
living and boarding in house of in fame !
He was afterwards held up to the people of
Michigan in a pamphlet Of great bitterness,
~ his other dsssis u villsiny. and for the
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Southern Cruelty.

When our forces XII q rebel ohcer IN
battle, his friends are allowed under flag
OF truce to take The BODY Nhch we cap
ture their men and make them prisoners,
" N -,
we zee" ''ic'" "c'i--ll ''''"s Do '"NJ "S""'H
arc we clOthc them, and otherwise treat
.u I..l .I,-.,.,,,,,..,.:..
'HS"' "N'' '''0'N ~ ~ 0"''' N
extended TO that anOintcd hOrsc-thet, BJSN
r., Lc a. Lo ,,o.sod tl,ror,b pbil.l,l,,l,i,
~
and then look at the savage mrbalilca
acted ont over the dead body Of the Gallant
ne,
pAHLHREN' rs sci l"Flh W inc h'hnlohp
UHi1 The savarcs of Richmond and thc
.u rl
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.ra,',,' '' ~ X in, and 0n..' - FL. Gf yir,r
Cavalry was brought ia the c.tv sunday night and
a. lS't !" i r io" Ir', , IN r @ , r
sons went to see it, 1t Wa in pine box, cIotheIm
eGhLe"erIie Snl.' "ag pant, I.,u [h'',' IN Non-
moved by one Of the soldiers 1t WAS also noticeable
that tho IHtIe hhs4 oil inc 'ri' mana A"d been rl'
red hair and roatco of the same COLOR Ills face
wore an expression Of agony.
the demo-, and hurirj@po one Knows or /, IN tnoy,
whore.
Such, reader, Is the ChrIstan-iIkerevehge
Of people Boosting that God Is on their
sde-over the fallen remains OF gallant
foe, regular Federal officer Such is the
humanity Of the proud chivaIry Of the
South They rob dead body Of wearing
apparel: they cut off swollen finger in or
der TO secure diamond ring: and they
convey the dead body to Di>2atiag tom.
to use the bones for future purposes In
turn for all this we halt at fine hotels and
feast these traitors and robbers of our dead
when they become our prisoners When
the mortal remains Of their officers fall into
our hands. clad in the most internal INSIGNIA
of rank peculiar to their helli,h organiza
ton, we turn them over TO them. and rhev
are conveyed to their friends who watch
4, III -
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Chancery Court-Maryviile.

o. T, Temple rs, join RlSseN,--AHach-
mGHt Bill.
IN this case complainant having filed his bill
which issworn TO- alleging that defendant is Justly
indebted 10 him and that he has fed from the coun-
try, and an attachment having been issued again.
tho estate Of said defendant ard levied upon the
same, II is ordered that publication DO made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing, mott
fying the said defendant to appear before the Chan
oellor NJ the Court House in Maryville on the frat
Tuesday after the first Monday Of May next, and
plead answer or demur to said bill or the same will
be taken as confessed and SET for hearing oxparts
apr2-4t pas W. A, WALkER- g, NJ.
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From tho Cincinnati Gazette
Prisoners Fare nj Richmond.

4 letter from Col streght 10 the House Military
Committee contains some nov itoms IN the ndct-
pent which civilization brings against the barba'
rians who have control Of the prisoner. At Rich
lnond. Tho following are some Of hl state
ments
The ratons furnished both officers and men by
tho rabes consist of about one pound of corn
bread, made from uuboltol rnaol, ard OHe-foUrh of
pound Of poor fresh meats por day, lleat has
been issued TO the prisoners but nbout on9ali the
time since the lst Of December last In addition
- rotoni Of bread and meat, prisoners draw about
two quarts Of salt to ono hundred men. An in
sufficient quantity Of rice is furnished, and very
small quantity of vinegar, In q few instances say
six or eight times AZ most, small quantity Of
sweet potatoes has been issued instead Of raions
Of meat. The above is the sum total Of rations is-
sued 10 officers and men, now prisoners OF war,
The condition of our unfortunate enlisted men now
in the hands OF the enemy IL much worse than that
Of the officers From early in May last when
arrived in Richmond, u about tho hrst OF Deccln-
Der, al enlisted men w0ro taken to what u called
Belle Island and turned into an enclosure like 50
many cattle IN slaughter pen Very few OF them
had tents or shelter OF any kind and the few tents
furnished were 50 poor and lGaky rs 10 render them
but little better than none 81 ALL The prisoners are
taken 10 Libby when they first arrive in Richmond,
for tho purpose Of counting them and enrolling
their names. / had a fair chance 70 see their con-
dton when they arrived. Fully on0-haf taken
since May last were robbed by their coptos of their
shoes and nearly all were robbed OF their over
coats blankets, and havcisacks. At least one-tArd
Of them had been compelled to trade their pants
and blousc' for mere rags, that would scarcely hide
their nnkcdness. Very many Of them wore entirely
bareheadod, ana not few Ms late as the middle Of
December were brought in, who had nothing on but
pair Of ragged pants and shirt, being bare-headcd
IN 1 /
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bad treatment of his lawful wife Finally,
he settled down in Chicago, and Is there the
tool of more traitorous gang of Scoundrels
than are 70 he found in the so-called Con-
federacy' Abuse Of q brave, loyal and gem
tlsmanly ilicsr, by such traitor, is com
pliment,
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HEADQrARrERs DEPARTMENT of THE OHfo.)
Knoxville, Tenn. March g. 1854.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. a.
Q. The Quartcrmascr's Department Mt Knoxville
will sol" TO loyal citizens. Oats for seed prposcs in
quantities not TO exceed Eve bu hels TO each person
and at the cost prize with fair increase 70 cover
the cost Of transportation.
BY order Of MAJ. Gen sCnofrEIp.
aTri iirxRy CtR1ts Jr AAc
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Trigg g. Temple rs, Henry G. Sa6N-At'
fdchmCm BILL

TN this case complainNnts having filed their bill
which is sworn TO- alleging that the defendant y
juatly indebted 10 them, and that he has left tho
State or passed within the rebel lines 80 that the or
binary process Of the law cannot DO served On him
and M attachment having issued and been levied
on defendants property, II is ordered that publ
cation be made in the Knoxville Wing for four sue
ccssivo wcc,s notifying the defendant to appear be-
foro the Chancellor at the Court House in Maryylc
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday Of May
next and plead answer or domur to said bill or tho
same will be taken us confessed and set for hearing
eNpNIie
apr2-4t PISS ". A. WALhEB, OK Nj
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"whst right has the north assaied' What justice
has been dcuied2 Aud what claim, founded N Justice
and right, has been withhold Can either Of you to-
day name one single act OF wrong, deliberately and
purposely done by tho government at Washington, Of
which the South has right to complaint challenge
he answer. "--IoS. A. Ii, SrBrHsHs, 1851.
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STAND ~ HE OLD FLAG.

sThs oonspiracy /. now known. Armies hsvs been
raised war IL levied 10 accomplish 10, There only
two sdes to the question Every man must be for tho
United states, or against II. There can be no
ncutrals In this war--oniy patriots or trait
ors."--SrsPHIS a. DOUGLAS, ~ Chicago Apr,l II, o.
Whenever they (tho Rebels,) have The power, they
drive besrs them IL 10 their rnnks the Southern people
A. thew would also drive US Trust them not WcrS
shey able they would invade ana destroy Us without
mercy, Absolutely assured Of these things, am
amazed that any one could think Of peace on
any terms, lie who entertains the sentiment is
ut only TO be slave and he who uttors IL at This
time, is, moreover traitor 10 his country, who
deserves the scorn and contempt OF all honorable
men.v--GRsBRAL ROSECRAEs.
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W. A. WALKER. c. 6 ".

lanes Henry Is. campcl GhonnN, d. C.
Gh0mieHJ q. Wallace, T. 4. Pope and
J. C. W. Boyd-Atachmcm Bill.
IN this case complainant having filed bis bill,
which is sworn to, alleging that defendants are
indebted to him, and that Saml and D. c. Ghorm-
ley j. 6, Wallace, and T. A. Pope have Nhsconded
so that process cannot be served on them 'nd M
attachment having isspcd and been levied u their
property 1t is ordered that publication p made
in the knoxville Wing for four successive weeks
notifying said defendants to appear before tie Chan
collor at the Court lIous" in MNryvc on he first
Tuosaay after the first Monday of May text, 70
plead, answeror dcmur to said bill or the smo will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing 'yparte.
apr2-4t PISS W. n. WALhER, C& u.
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". A. WALKED, c, X NJ

A. T. Bruce d CO. us. rag, Papa g Miller
--AHdchmcm BH,
IN this case complainant having filed his BILL
1 which ia sworn to, alleging that defendant. are
indebted to them, and that they are non-redents
or are within the rebel lines and process cannot be
served on them, and m attachment having issued
and been levied on their property; It ia ordered
that publication be made in the Knoxville Nhig for
four successive weeks notifying the defendants to
appear before the Chancellor at the Court House in
Maryvilloon the first Tuesday afor the frs Monday
Of May next, md plead, answer or demur to said
hill or the same will bo taken confessed and Eel
for hearing oxpartc.
apr2-4t PISS W, A. WALKER O. ~
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aft any man attempts TO haul down tho Ameri-
can Flag, shoot him on the spot."-JoHS A. DIX
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"Let Truth and Falsehood grspplsi who ever know
Truth put 10 tho worse in free aud open encounter. -
AILTos
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square, Of ten lines Of bourgeois, one
insertion 4 VI
Each continuance of same Advertisement. 81
One square, six ronths observation-disclosures. 10 U
One square, per 10 VI
Liberal discounts will be made to those VIII
advertise literally. Having lost thousands b
advertising, no advertisement will be nserte
without payment in odrHnce, or some rcsporl
sibe man to assume payment. The sxtcnsiv|
circulation Of my paper will make it a dcsi
able advertising medium.
W. G. BROWNLOW,
Edifor and Publisher
OgToprr 1863
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Q. p Temple rs. Samuel K. Finley
'IllE plaintiff on affidavit, says that the defend
ant Is indebted to him and that he 80 ahscouds
tia! process cannot be served upon him, having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against the estate Of
the defendant made rturnallo before James Henry
a Justice Of the Peace for Bount county and the
same having been levied on his property Ii is or
dcrcl by aid Justice that the defendant appear le
fore him q, his Office III Louisville on the 18th day
Of september ncAt or IL will he proceeded with ex-
nare. 1t IS further ordered that this notice be pub
lshed for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
arr2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY. J.P.
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WANTED.
Schmuckers History of the Rebellion,

AGENTS. Throughout the West and South
west, to sell by subscription,
Schmucker's History of the Rebellion
in both English snA German, beautifully and APP
proprotcly cmbcllishod and Illustrated with fine
mczzmint cngrayngs by Sartain, and by numerous
charts and diagrams Of battle-hclds.
Volume l-Complcng the history to the fall OF
Nicksburg and Fort Hudson, now rendy thus en-
aiding agents to realize the profit ON two volumes
at once aud saving the trouble and expense Of an
extra Journey over their field, while, ut the same
time they will have the satisfaction of selling n
work Of real sterling merit and not one made up Of
high-Sounding words without meaning, and nasly
newspaper extracts loosely thrown together
Schmuckcrs is work that is destined to live in the
future, and be read MS standard History of the
great Rebellion.
C. T. VENT e co, Publishers,
No. 3S West Fourth Street
mar5-tf CINCINNATl ONO.
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a. A. Q. NJ. OrFIcr.

n. ~. VI VI. DTfItEf
Knoxville, Tenn March l6, 1864
All loyal citiz.ns Of East Tennessee having in
their possession Memorandum Receipts against the
Government Of the United Stao~ for Forage Horses
or Mules, will present them at my office on Cav
street. end Of Union street for which they will r-
ceive proper vouchers, or such information as will
enable them to have their claims properly adjusted.
WARNER PEARSON,
arr2 Il. ID Wv Cs.3A 4 IN.