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Medical Director Of Department

ssrsea; Glover Perrin, 7 sA. Once ehAl'saooga
leln.
Eslissaaf Medical Di-eoaor: Surgeon Hcny
qfurston Oaoo, No "a Cherry street. between Bread
and Church. -
Cce No "a Cherry strcet, betweQl broad and Church
nfsdioal DirecloT Reeve C1rIt: snrEooo william
Varien : Vols. ohice, High street. Gen Granger
old hoadqGariers-
Nriioal Ds-eotor a tis laas Surgeon I Watson
Once souib summer street, near the titl Cemetery
= F,5-osf Ha-sbal. Lieut. Co Geo Spaulcing.
Asslstanf Fr0r0si 1GrstcL Captain James 5 BOYD
6lst Limos. once 81 The state Capitol.
sl,-risaadsT q ne foa; brigsdier General y :
Granger. HeacQuarteTas ColieBe Htrceti hetWo-t
Church and Union streets
= 7I.1lgs-fsrs 81 fas Co-sncnde IL O. Dlatrlsf q
s---f,-ffg tes 4 II Roussoau. Tho Bass residence
Caurch street, between Vine and Spruce.
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President Col MARTIN q HUE ER, sd md. Vol. Inf.
5usFe Adt0oais Capt VI. q eoVIEEai lst o. v. s. &.
ER And molIl5l o. hGa3ls8ls u aiSHT;ill
Ths following 10 oOuoos lies Ct al Boa2iisla ID
Te-.c,Sl No los Crrs Factoy, Surgeon c v
homer College street, on tle iiil.
Horpiial No 2--UHiscrtig BussdtnFs elrgeoB = ID
Irpd- u Vols BIsrsej street, on the bia-
53o~5iial No 81 ~ b e Bsaid,ng; surgeon bar
isvg. h s Vols s0uih-easi corner Public square.
Ho~niiaI No g. ggR FactorF: elrFeon g. W hoge-
boon I : Nos, upper end O. D ont hIo3t.
Hospital 80 6--Mas0Hio bait sureeon v otter
son II s Vols ooruer 81 Ca4ech and sun uuor streets
Ho-pi,al No s-0rr7ia7s faoaorg; surgeon q
" Franoe. L 8 A, Market street below tleSqusro
Eo-pitsi No Iii Pei houss). A A surgeon .
EoqIe q s A, on University lac
f5g-.sfsi 80 i3--BFoodluca Hotci Surgeon VI Lau
son. u Vols, corner br M ana Cherry streets.
6ospilai No Is Elgr's's High School; surgeon = K
FayioT q . Fos, curllr q spruce and bruea Hireet5
T3oit1f Ne H. Nastrtlis te1lois Aczc1EB. surFocn
Sal. ilps I Vols, Church street, no.T the Coatia-
noorl Depot.
TTosrslal 40 i5--Epuos's Hi7h school, Surgeon Wm
NChlfnborB Z s Yols corner uf liuc and Summer SIS.
Hor5siai 10 I6--( Coslirabaud) Surgeon ko-
r.vne. u s A, corner of tiruaa and Front streets.
Hasplel No LIT otcas' sdrseca L D Lynde,
q s. gdls Market q Get, Ga the 1851.
5yo,nifaf Ne la--hiofrss & 6,reiioH's Buaatg: sur
r,op Il VI Foye, L Yes, NO Market street
Hsrsisll 80 .l--MeikodiF CsaTch; Surgeon 2
FuIicf + Vols Church r'ct Del summer and High.
Cssrb.rland Ho1pigeL zurge Clark mclieru1oui-
T. Vsis on Hardin Pike. west 90 the Feuitcullsry
prta,a Rosgitai---Seolsd Lcpiia ChaFrh. a sur
,yeon @ uicknsn. L : A, l-erry siroet ON ho liil
f.1-a lara-sf Barructs Ha-1ei Hottssl Corner ~
Church and Cherry Streets.
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CnnNTY OFFlCERs.


E.sysF-.iames y. Hi1tsa. Bts-diss--Ihen@ Hes
sol Bld j. *. Dncha1an,
Ergf-ssT-Fhics17 Garrett,
Tisl,sss-W Jasper lnyloF
07-tse--C 3 Custer
Rrnee-AIrEau5or Mcdaniel
Es-as-s Coile1t9f--N. ~ &e9er13Ja
BID Gr1 0,lis,f5---I 9 Efllcs.
l,5uraBls, ~ Gs Essssis Dsass-faAu 2 e7Fo'
rrf D. 8. hcsfraa.
COUNTY COURT
I,.Sgs-3Cn. 5amos WhitH0rth.
eIerL-p Lindsey hichol.
a. Fhe Iulro's C0aTL ulocts the ECEt FczosF in
esra month, a1d the qusrtcry Court, coE1Pcsa1 ~
tho Magistrate 81 the County, Is hle the tlit aoa
dag ~ January ApFil, Ju'T ana coiobes.
CRIMINAL COURT.
gs.ags-Hon 4 d. Brea.
ktfs-s.eg Geas4al-Goo. II siubfle1ed.
ff-rE-I'nafez ". Smith.
rs-Tl.e Court mculs Toe ar.l scaaAy p Arm, A.
gurt ard nsce1lbc7
cshWCEaY COURT
i1tnlcesi 1T--- -
El~Tt ans slosiss---l r. Glas7as.
81 Ths Coufi moc,s ihg 1rE FordsF ip Key ace
HnFsnscf
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90 9e n. =. - -.

U0LUEBIA, INN, Nov. q, I8t3
NR :. ". DOLBKAR-Dear Sir 4: have been much
iBteEested and pleased IN examining your system o.
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
70 be both skilul and githful, and the improvement
Of your pupis is urprisng and rapid beyond any.
thing have ever Witnessed. shall feel happy II
this testimony 20 your merit shal lead others to sFa
themselves Of your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and very respectfully
etc. JAS. q. OTEY.
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Important Expoditton from Mem
phfs-A BLOW 90 be slruek IN an
Unexp cted Quarter

ImpoEeans Expeditton from Mem
phts-A Blow 90 be slguck IN an
Unexp cted Quarter
spoudenes oftbs chicago Eveulnky zF- A.
MEHPafs, JsnarY -.
I wrote yoa from COrinih, the other
day spprisi1g you Of the abondonmsnt
If that post and Of the railroad east 81
Lagrange. The troops are now bero,
and recognising for 8 grand expedition
south yard, Of "a importaut character,
under General Sherman. OR brigade Of
he 18Th Army Corps, consisting Of Toe
I4th. 9Th, and sd loEa, and 173 B NsR
York, under command Of Brig. Gen. A.
j Smith, will form part Of the expsdi-
tionary army
/ an not permitted 20 give details
The destination Of the expedition is con
trabHnd news, IS also are 81 the facta IS
70 the number Of troops, plans * SAT-
fee Il 70 say that the expedition is ab0ut
ready 20 start, sad that is object 10 ons
Of the greatest Importance toward
closing up the rebellion IN The south
west. A heavy blow viii 30 sifuck IN
ca unexpected quarter.
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-Four Of Morgsn's msB, named Edward
+. Canirill, John F. Canfrill, john Bond
and Philip Smith, al Of Scsli eouniy,
ReniuckF, have been released irom
Cams Chase upon taking ths oelh % am-
nestg. They passed through CoFingtoa
on Monday On ths way y their homes
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GT-I--- UTo---1
President Of the Law School, az Lebanon Tenn, Eno
who was FOR 20 years on the Supreme Bench Of Ten
ncssee
''Mr. DOlbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfectIng his system Of Instruction, and ia by
far superior 20 any teacher OF peRAnship have eT-
Ct geen. You viii perceive st once that he Is q man
Of fne intelligence. lie gives 70 instruction without
reGsoa and his reasoning Is 20 Just and clear that
and that being fixed il the mind the pupil acting
upon it. soon learns to write with ease ard Tapidity,
as well as with elegance.
] commend M. Dolbear TO your kind attention, and
trust it will be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward bis objects. Any Service you may
render him viii be worthily bestowed and viii oblge
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEaAsos, TsSN., Oct. 90, 1855. Il. GREEN,
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PHONOGRApHY

VII 30 furnished free o. osGTgs 50 soIdieFs IN or OUT
OF the Hospitals, If their bottles OF iukstslds sre
brought ct the above hours. SOLDIERS are taught one
third isss than CitiEenE.
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Iremain yours, respectfully,
THna u RENrraN

Allow zoe 70 introduce 70 you my friend J. y. Dol.
bnar who sits your city for the purpose OF tesch.
ing PeuIaanship and Photography. BIS reputation
as successful teacher Is so well sDd widely estab
nghed that viii cay nOthi1 on that score. only
desire 70 present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and &c
one whom you have the intelligence " appreciate
anything you may DO to further his designs will Be-
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
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Davidson County Diree,ery.
cry Government,

Gtaf 4fFNsa q tAhfE DAs hs-t~s -
city Government.
JOHN HUeB sSlITH. Eey1
WILLIE 3hatl., Es57tf.
JOHN CaU1fBi.E3, HcrsiL
D.l7s'v sa-ssai..--H. 3, 6ilcinzaa. = G fuoEef
SD lanes a. stfeis.
CI1-fs q lse Eart ,--F1.a Ct-,1hrg e-c7.1i -1Ei
gtas EcCaFis second; and tlsha Long, tr.rd
rry f-s.sss---E 'iisn Driver.
Fs-s-,ss O1Ircfsr--A. r. isfl-ntisEi
E-ser Tar C5iicctor--E. 3. 11rrsl
f7ssa=a-----R be1EY
WE.-f Esrra--LhCl1-- tlefsc
Fre-lnl-rs.1f e ~ Fogsieszs-5. q tla
rs'-e-s,.t..as,1t n a. wee HosG--R1r coward
or a ~ Fs-s Depayaasa,--l. z Freeman
Esafes of ~ casa.sTg--I. y. acBrao.
ss-.,f Crerr-sa--1 3. st-17a-L
90, Efo-aer--H a Brlsn.
CITY COUNCIL
B'trD o. ALDEasEs--E r. 8Fsaa gras.1sal.
Fi4a WaTd-iuo 3 heWUan.
Eac7nd Eard-Joseph : Eobb.
gh.-d EaTd-6 Eayfeid
F51-sh Hcrd--a q rcOEei
Fylt WGFd-icaerb , kn0Hics
So Na-d-M u Brieu.
f.asab Wud-u L Claiborne
Esghh Wo-d-JossT.h s1nilh.
C.lrz0s C0usCu.-hndrcT AlderG7n, Fresalc-f.
Fs-r W1rd-Jas TurfgT ans join larlaf.
send Woyd--G y 6outheate ard Egefs.
Ilirf W0 a. ldrsw AFlcrEel enc ajax Aebanlei
FyaL Wara-W A CleatlIaul sns p = Gilso.oE.
EIM HoTt-T Tarhrorgh asd Wu Driver
se-esh Wcrd-J = Blst sDi : " Cready,
EighH EdFd-Nm Haily and I p Wheeler.
sTssuEa coazgrrrsa o. Tss Cs1 ocf1HTL.
fiB-ns--k 1oE ies. southEaic, and Anderson
Fg11sT Heria--Andera9- smith, ans 0'-fe9'A
Es-fb- Nayers, Turner, 5oathgaie, Asg tslds Iheai
tsm, YarbT leh, Cia,5gTGi ,a11 haiiy-
scsools-Hun EnuBils, enc Nhcccs
Wharc-CaFpe7, Turner, ans Newman.
Etro Dspafnbelt--Ai gers4 kuaii and 5eosei
ffas-Tjrirsr. Brien md Cfes u.
Csn1terp-Srith, wheeler, ard Haiiy.
efa~fsf Howss-soathgstc, Newman, ana s-trlssf
Slases-Erion, Mcdaniel, AID Mycr.
T0E.s-Yarbrough, rcaFc end -aTcls.
g5-ln15-ClaiborBe, Eul, aha Haliy.
HorE Hour h6srhGla itlab. aud AcDanlal-
Iaprouoaseats Gaa zpsadita-es--coyel, -ol-hgato
ard Or vor
F..JIie Propsrtv-R0bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet House-SowmnB, Rally I'D Soliheate.
~ Tnc Board 0i Aldermen Facets ae- tllfea1.
asft preceding Sac second fud te-rth lllfsaafl %
ear muush. AID The Common tola14 sac se1pea
ara fourth hlEadays ia eaoa Uolia,
Ni0HT POLICE
CisBiain--J3hu Il Pucteit.
Ts~af EsrtaesqHf-Rgbcrt SCOTT
eooond Lisuaa .fi,--John q tnEalh,
FATGoLxEy.
FaBles-uavid McAabb, John J1FeldlFs Joel Etil-
Ina VIM pucRett, nan'f B1rgci, Hm huii0y, hulphy
pklifre, EaulT rGummer, Johu gheHault, Mon DsFi5l
Iames Miller Vim Mayo, Wo Rice, Vim Baker, 3 Z
Byron, Bro Bruce, = Eicbol, I'm Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
uine O'Clock
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va, The undersigned, have this dag adopted IL,
above rates, 70 which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhegs. w. CAMERON, for the Usloz.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dspzsa.
r E&sSvIIE, TKxz., July %, 1858.
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm

ENGRAVINGS, beautifully oOlOred, 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 the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes of all kinds, from 10
cents each to So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundred-l2c. to
DOC. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in I've
colOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inolosed in a
stout pasteboard tube, size 13x17-
beautifully executed SOC.
MEDALS Of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVEL0PEs,l
PENCILS,
INK,
&C, &c, &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, IS you viii see
BY reference to the advertisement in an
other part Of the paper.
Orders for al kinds Of goods 10 my
line promptly 6lleds on receipt Of the
money! without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
l07 Msin-sirost,
jsRl6-lm Cincinnati.
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Proposals for Wood.

POST QUAETER n aSTER'S OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TESS., Jan. sth, 1894.
CNEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this flee TIL Saturday, ths sixth day 81
February, 1854, ct Il n, when they viii Be
ousf al 70 form sh tbs United states with my thou
ssud $50 OO) cords Of msrohsutsbie hard WOOD,
cot on the banks Of the Oumberls d River, above
and below the city Of Nashville, In such places as
are convenient 60 he load ID In barges, and not g
city
Blds for less than Ave hundred (5sc) cords VII not
b received.
Bios from disoya persons VIII Dot be considered,
and al oath OF iegianoe will accompany each bid.
The Weed TO 30 good, soundr merchandise hard
Wood; the cord 70 be one hundred and twenty eight
(t2sl cubic fest 80
Proposals must b. addressed to JOHN + TsoM,
Ca t. a1d A. a. q. N Post Qnartsrmsstor, Nash
vile, Teun., and hhould be plssnlY marked PRO
p0sais for Wood" JN0 IsOh,
ian 9-td Capt. sRd Az. Asst QuAruaster.
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BOOM ovr Bs'ds's DTtg Sore, Cor. Church ard Pa,
s-vss, HOURS, g 20 Il. 8. ~, to 5, p. n, and
70 g st night.
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Mp. w. &. CozEEILUs is authorissd 70
refs. 10 me. Re Is gentleman o. inieg-
rity, and VIII perform al thai be undsF-
takes OK promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military 6oVeFnoE.
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Principal Oflce and Wsre-Rooms, No.
40 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses 81 Aurfreesboro, Tul-
Iahoma, WArtrsce, Shelbyvile, Chatsa-
noogz, and Stevenson, Alsbana.
or All communications promptly
answered
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
WiI DO charged At the ususl advertising rates.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

So Advertisements inherited In the Special Column
charged S. the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
7rst insertion; for each additional insertion ter
Cens In the Local Column thirty cents per line foI
the 1rst insertion for every additional insertion e.
tssn cents.
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Sr-ConsideFiag good handwriting 20 be not only
an accomplishment. but means Of suooess to every
man engaged 10 buness, greatly applaud your neT-
itoTiOus eTeTOns 70 improve the ohir1crauhy of the
age. gentleman or lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; aud consequently ofes fail 20
write when they sheud; and when they do WRITE Il IL
done at the last moment, with haste and mnatience,
and consequently with faults Of an kinds ofsn COM
hitting and iniuring bosh the writer and the eau
which he advocates. Wishing you every saocsss In
your lardable undertakings,
Iremain youTs, I respectfully,
wETrd u g77-,rr17T
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland !
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYll

All the within named articles can be
cent BY nail at the prices nsmsd, TO-
wit:
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8auk-80tE gist.
CORRECTED DAILY BY DAVID c. LOVE CO.
No. IS UNION sFREEE

So These quotations are for United stssss' Troa
~ Eotss. Ohio. Indiana. and Ksatoolrv.
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General Court Martial,
ER. AID m0lIlJA O hJ3lIf8Ls y a8BhiiLI

President Col E1BTIy e HUs ER, sd md. Vol. Inf
Sa-e Advocate Capt. W. .. sQUIEEs, lst o. v. s. 3
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wAsarsoror Orrr, June 20, 1913.

The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thos
g. Benton, Z. s. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope Of success Ii the busiues OF life.
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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 at 25 and 40, and
jest before be died; also his wile's; >
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x4O, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
CalifOrniA, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps Of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and Of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
Beautifully coloreo. .'..-''''s''s'' W
do DO ........................ SOC.
do do ..............--....-.... SOC.
dc do .......................--.-. 75O
do Do --.-.................- 81 co.
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J. T. LL0YD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
20 1st August; names Of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names Of officers, go. Size
50H so.
- g. H. -. 81 En
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Il H. LLOYD's MAP OF THE RE-
BELLION, showing the Territory ta-
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with bsttle-gFOunds marked on
sheet form.
20 20 ''-.''''''' 20
Book form oolored, with sketch q each fight up
to the l.st asht ss h1isson Rage, ............ 90
Plain, ~
CHARTS OF IS GENERALS, hand
sOmsly eolored.
Size 2s,ss8, sheet form. ...................... rs
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely cOlOred.
Sheet form, 70
BATTLE OF FORT DONELsON, beau
tifully oOlOred. Size 33PT A.
Sheet form, .s..'...'..''...'''' 90
sCRIPTUBAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ, Prince Of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely cOlored.
In rhrat form ZACH %
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer In all kinds OF Metallic
Burial Cases and
ZINC COFFINS,

Having secured the services Of
Dr.. Z. u. LBWIS, Of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army Of tho POtOmac,)
for embalming Of the dead,
By Dr.. HoIsCEs' A1segToaa PrD-
ssss, acknowledged 70 Be the
best, and only true process in
the United States, viii have
bodies emoslmsd Whsh de-
sired.
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Assistant Adjutant General

CAPrURE OF Two OF Bill ANDERSON
SIsTERs-Miss Mollie E. Anderson and
Miss Matte Anderson, sisters of the
notorious Bill Anderson, arrived in the
city on Sunday night by the North
Missouri railroad, as prisoners, and
were committed to the Gratiot street
female prison. Mollie is about nine
teen and Matte fourteen years of age,
and they are said to be very genteel and
modest young ladies, but decidedly re
bellieus in their sentiments. Mrs.
lmogen E Brumfeld, widow of one of
Bill Anderson's gang, was brought down
at the same time, and furnished with
similar accommodations. Imogen was
married but short time before her
husband was killed, but she does not
appear to be inconsolable for his loss,
as she remarked that there were "plen-
ty more men left So. Louis Democrat,
Dec l2th
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NEW THEATRE-BEsEFIT OF Ed. WIGHT.
We are gratified TO see the announce
ment that Mr.. Wight, the popular com
edian, is to have benefit tonight.
The Nsiad Queen, in.which, as Baptiste
Schnapps, he has borne SO conspicuous
a part, calling forth nightly rounds of
hearty applause, constitutes the bill,
and no more attractive one could be
gotten up. Mr.. Wight possesses high
merits as comedian, and has done SO
much to amuse and edify the patrons
of the new theatre,-and is besides so
worthy in private and social ife-he is
fairly entitled to first rate benefit;
and we are sure he will have it.
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By Telegraph
No REPORT LAST NIGHT.
The ray IN Clears

The Committee of Ways and Means
have before them a resolution explain
ing 50 much Of the internal revenue
bill of June 80, 1864, as relates to the
tax or duty on cigars. The true con-
struction and meaning is thus stated :
The tax shall be assessed on the real
value, ald the price for which the same
shall have been sold or alleged to have
been sold or offered for sale shall only
be an item OF evidence to enable the
inspector and assessor to ascertain the
true value. The assessed value shall
never be less than such alleged price or
value. Whenever the owner or posses
sor (as AGENT Of cigars shall fix the
value thereof, or allege a certain price
for which he pretends to have purcha-
sed them or offers them for sale, if the
inspector or assessor shall deem such
price below the real value, he shall be
at liberty to take the same at the price
Tor the use of the Government, giving
the owner Of. agent certificate of the
value, who shall be paid the same on
presentation to the Treasurer Of the
United States or his deputy. The re-
turns relative to cigars required by the
nineteenth section of the act may be
made monthly or bimonthly instead
of weekly, as may be directed by the
assessor. Manufacturers of cigars shall
be allowed to have their cigars inspect
ed and stamped, and to return and pay
the tax upon the same at any time be-
fore as well as at the time of sale. The
stamp shall always indicate the actual
amount of the tax paid or payable.
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$3.50
appear before the Examining Board
established by the War Department
and viii receive appointments to such
grades as the War Department may
determine
3. As soon as the letters Of appointment
are given, an officer may be detailed
to secure the enlistment of a certain
number of veterans, their commissions,
with rank and pay from date Of accept
snce OF appointment being given
when the men are secured 1t should
be understood that the enlistments are
to be consummated here, and an officer
can do no more than use his influence
IN persuading the men to come here
and enlist.
Officers awaiting action on their
papers can occupy their time in this
way, and collect parties and send them
on, securing statement as to the mum.
Der from the Provost Marshal. The
proper credit will in all cases be given
8 Ich officer.
The actual and necessary expenses OF
such officers viii be refunded to them.
BY order of Major General Hancock.
finley ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutant General
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It viii be seen by the following cor
respondenee that Messrs. Dufheld q
Flynn, have contributed three hundred
dollars 70 the fund for the relief Of the
poor. These gentlemen are never be-
hind ip any good and charitable work
Every winter, since they had charge Of
the theatre, they have given largely 70
benevolent enterprises. The fact j.,
there are no more kind hearted and
generous men than Dufield d Flynn,
in Uncle Sam wide domains:
NASHVILLE THEATRE, Dec IA, 1904
Mr. WILLIAM DREyER, Chairman Relief
Committee-Dear Sir: Enclosed you
will find taree hundred dollars $500
which you viii please accept as q con-
tribution for the poor, from yours, res
pectfully, DUPFIELD a FLYNN,
Manaperg Nashville Theatre
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The Military Conductor on the train
from Nashville to Louisville, Wednes-
day, received dispatch at Cave City,
from the proper authority here, order
ing him to arrest Captain and Lieu
tenant Of the 1lth Michigan at that
place, take possession of all their
money, baggage, &c, and send them TO
Nashville under strong guard. 1t is
not known what was the nature of the
charge against them.
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1t will be seen by reference to the
advertisement in another column that
w. r. Cornelius, Esq, has Withdrawn
from the firm of E II. Lewis d Co,
druggists. Mr.. Lewis goes it alone.
He is a very worthy gentleman, and we
wish him success. Men do not get to
be cleverer than his retiring partner.