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COMMISSIONER.

Henry s. EcKERT, ESQ, the can
didato for County Commissioner, is
a farmer Of Bcrno township. lie
is ono of tho leading men in the
community in which ho livcs, and ia
respected wherever known as n man
Of sound and practical ability and Of
tho highest integrity. Hc was for
merly a staunch and true Democrat
and because he was of the true metal
is now an active war man and uncon
ditional friend of tho Government
lIo is in every respect capable and
worthy Of the office.
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Mr.. Ashley voted in tho negativein
order that ho might move arosconsid-
Grafton Of che vote, otherwisohe would
havo voted In the affirmative. ''i iS
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY. .-lwo can consciontiously
recommend 10 those suffering from d Distressing
cough, DR.. StricSland's Mellihnous Cough Halsam.-
1t gives almost instant relief hndis not daagreeabe
to tho taste. There ia no doubt but the Melllhuous
and L MI that its proprietor claims f6r H. We have
tried 1t during the past week, and found releffrom
most distressing cough, Itisprerared bv Dr. striek
and, No East Fourth ST., Cincinnati Ga and 10 for
ale by Druggists at centse bottle.
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nobaoL,s Catawba Iirahdy ia

AREMEDY FOR PlLES.-Itis ia blessing 10 tho
sufftfDgto know tifatwe have effectual cure for
this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. j. Hasardc
pleasure in informing all who are suffering with piles
that no used asmall quantity Of stricklmd's Pile
Remedy and it effected A permanent euro. This
splendid preparation. IL Is hanufadtured at No, 0
East Foufthst., Cincinnati, Ohio. 'Nffa-H
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IOIIoWing
Electors
How tho Ohio Delegation Voted on tho
VI Constitutional Amendment uf.i

On the vote boing taken Of so
amending tho Constitution of tho Uni
ted States as to prohibit slavery, tho
Coppcrhead delegation Of Ohio voted
solid against the amendment. riN
These are their names and thus they
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THE EA0LE q THE HILLS, SPEECH

THE EAGLE q THE HILLS SPEECH.
For the twentieth time, more or less,
the Eaglepublshesth thespoech by which
Mr.. Hills made himself ridiculous a
fowwinters since Hills took mean
advantage Of us BY attacking us in a
place where we could not reply, but
We beat him in tho end, and carried
tho Legislature and the press with US
After Hills had mado the attack in
the House and published his speech in
the Statesman, wo Wrote the following
letter which was published tn the
State Journal, and which was thought
by nearly cVory mombor ofthe House
to be SO much more. gcntlemanly q and
decent than the attack of Hills, that
he was glad to drop the matter:
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Neryons Debility, In
FOR actiated by q desire 20 benefit others, willbe
happy 10 furnish 70 all who need IL Tree Of chargef
the recipe and directions for making the simple rom
ey used In his case. Those Wishing 10 profit by his
experience, and possess valuable remedy will re-
ceye the samoby return mail tcareially seAledl py
addressipg A JoAM B 9spEN ps.s yo,s
-Mayae-a- a-snl rf0sy q FEgA n.LE
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The Ikearsarge and Alanama F,rht.
US. srrAnsh1p ktARsARGE,

t-&A NhEhbouRd, FIR, June zU, ID.
Sir Il inclose herewith tho Sur
geon's report of tho casualties od
board this vessel in the lato action
with the Alabama. r,
Although we recioved some twenty
five or thirty shots, twelve or thirteen
taking effect in the hull, by the mercy
dfGod we have been spared the loss Of
any of our lives, whereas in the casD
6f 'ho Alabama the carnage, / learn,
va lreadful. II n-''
e ships were about equal in
watc. The tunahge being the same, the
Aiahana carrying q 10g FOUNDER rifle,
w'5u4 me heavy 68-pounder and six
broadside 2-pounders; the Kearsarge
carrying four broadside so Founders,
two II inch and one 29-pounder rifle
one gun less than the Alabama,
The'only shot which i fear will
give any trouble is hundred FOUNDER
Erihesheil.. which entered our sterh
post, aud remsins at present unexplo-
ded s.l nti9g r.5I 56 5laprlr,
ltwould seem almost iinvidious to
particulQrize The conduct of any one
man or officer, in which all had done
their duty with a fortitude and cool
mess Which can not be too well praised
but feel it due to my executive Off
Ger Lieutenant Commander Thornton,
who superintended the working Of the
battery, to particularly mention him
for an example Of GOODNESS and en-
couragement to the men while fight,
ing, which contributed much toward
the success Of the action. I have the
honor to be very respectfully, YOU
obedient servanJ,
JOHN A. WINSLOW, Capt.
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What States Elect the President,

Congress has decided that none of
the States which have been formally
declared in insurrecton shall vote for
President till re-admitted into tho
Union. The States thus excluded
from participating in tho approaching
Presidential contest are as follows:
Virginia, Tennessee,
North Carolina, Mississippi,
South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, -.', Arkansas,
Texas. ...
Our next President and Vice Prcsi-
dent are therefore to be chosen by the
n .flf.| .|..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21
DR. KING,S DISPEKNARY.

s21ar SsssSzD DR.. KING formerly Of Kew York,
HAAE for last years Of Louisville, Ky /,
49, ssz1skgHNS who has devoted his attention 70
the treatment OF private diseases for so years. fartsrf
himself, having attended to practice fer 80 many
years, and cured SO many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from nJldicious medical treat.
msnt, or from neglect Of their own. Or. Kings
Dsponsary is No g Deadorck street, between Cher.
y and the Square, second ftory, where he cues s
diseases Of p7ivste nature,
GOnorrhza cured without naureouE medicines o.
Interference With business.
Structures Of old recent Gats seetuslly cured in
q few days, by al operation which causes no pa.r
where structure eziEts health cannot be ennjoyef
Perhaps disease caGEes more mischief Rnd un10T-
nines the consdsution 90 much.
Byphilts, with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
oct Of neglect CT bad treatment, can - e6eotuzI7
cared IN few days
5ssiEoi Observation-Disclosures attention having been
given to this disease, and al the consequences grow
ing out CT q, brought In many cases by the DC.
EtruesiEe habits Of inccnsderats youths, and excess
I've indulgence Of ths PASSIONS, ceEleot Of which
will undermine the constitution rendering the Sub.
Jet unt for business society, and csusiRg pEoBs
tur5 old sg5.
Females who msy be laboring with auy difficulty
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate rs.--l.
Persons residing sbr0ad, BY writing and Etzinz
their case, with fee enclosed direct 70 Dr. Z. King
Eo 81 DasJe-ick street. Nashville, Tenn, VII heys
the nscsmsry medicinss sent 20 thar sddress Cazcl
h0Era ir5a s. e'elcEk - taa morning ErtH u -
-sstaa l9E!y.se-ts dAEss,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
W WRITING
AID
BOOK KEEPING
f1UGHT BIZ
J. W. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the "seisnCs Isl Paumsnship."
Author q the "soioa0s ii Psnmaaship."

Persons from to 90 years can learn ehis systsmi
In a few leslocs ladies' are taught % Write In q
neat easy and rapid manner, aud gentlemen 10 bold
rapli, business style.
To persons acquainted with iis merits bis system
OF writing needs no other Fcconma ldatsu but those
unacquainted with it 4r. D. refers % the following
remarks and Testimonials. Insteai Of teaching Pen
mane1ip merely as an iliiatou ArI an cvrarencs Of
% years has enabled him 10 reduce ft 10 he casfY
Of science, 50 that being guided by Eaoolss. -
stead Of rGd0l pracfics pupils from 70 90 years c1B
/ 10 a short time learn % write with EASE EIEGANCF
and KAPIDITT.
So accurate is his system, ard 80 Uniform 10 10
success, that after Witnessing is clarts on several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the iamoEted Alfred
Hume observes.
"HaTing had air opportunity Of examining vour
system Of Peumanship, and having seen the wonder
lul and rapid Improvement cf your pupils iu my
school, consider t but iust 90 say that believe K
% be nos only the bzf 1se, but as onlg one dsasr-
si9 De 1ascr 1g strcl attention % the rules riv-
en-, any person nay iu short tine. acquire a free
RAPID, and elegant hand. Isl0ud be pleased b So
i university adopted"
THIS expression was ccncurrcd in by
Nai Gen. T. -. Gaines. u. s. Army.
dis kNcellcucy, James O Jones. Gov. Of rennesess
b. Rev. J. Il. 0isy, Bishop OF Tennessee
r.. Rev. r. 7. Niles, Bishop 90 Nashville.
Rev. Phlhp Lindsey, d. l.. Pres. OF Nashville uni-
versiiy.
Rev. J. T. Eigar, D D., and many other citizens. Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
"Being requested By nIcssrs DoIboar t. state he
standing IN society % the gentlemen, sgners % the
within, DO 60 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with NEST Of Them they are highly respectable and
gentlemen Of education and cf high standing IN So
ciety- Given ct the Hermifags this 23t DAY OF
October lai2 ANDREW JACKSON
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HKADQJARTERs COMMISSION FOR TIE
ORGANIZATION OF q. s. CoIORED TRooPs,S
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868. }
Cirealay No. /.
In accordance with Orders from ths
President of the United States, the fol.
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished for Oolored Troops in the De-
partment of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfTeesboro',
Gallatin,
Wartrace,
GAINESVILLE,
Shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort Donaldson, Tenn.
MeMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville, 4"
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will DO laid before
the Board appointed by the President
and consisting of -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists viii be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and On demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his OF
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
DAYS after the fling of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an cath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish OFF,
cial copies of all mustsr-in rolls, for the
information and guidance of the above
Board.
ANY citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board valid deed Of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
SO enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEAREs, d,
Msier and A. A. G. .. s.,
Com'r Org'n q. s. COlored Troops.
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Aasistant Adiutant General.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV. OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
Nashville, Tenn december oath, 1868.
General Orders, No IL.
l. Officers and soldiers will not be per-
misted to travel on Military Railroads
except when under orders, on leave of
absence or furlOugh, or in joining their
proper commands.
H. All officers and soldiers, when trav-
elling, will have with them the written
authority for their journey, and will ex-
hibit it when called on to do so to civil
conductors or other persons appointed to
inspect passes.
III. Fare will not be collected from
officers or soldiers on Military Railroads.
". By authority of the Secretary of
War, par. z, of his Special Order of date
Louisville, Kentucky, October 10, 1868,
in reference to Military Railroads, will
be replaced by the following: The
Qaartermsster's Department will have
control of Military Railroads 80 far as
relates 10 the transmission of military
freight and military passengers, with
power to exclude such other freight and
passengers as may be deemed necessary"
By order of Msj .-Gen. U. s. Grant,
r. S. BOwBRs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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lOlCNlIt, IEsY-I Nov. %, I343
M. J. W. DoIEEtR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested sud pleased 10 examining your system 0i
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
70 be botn skifal aud hithfll aud The Improvement
Of your pupils ia su~ praing ami rapid Beyond any
thing I have ever Witnessed. ] shan facI haurv Il
this testimony % your merit shall lead others 60 avail
themselves 90 your instruction III ore Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. Il. OIEY.
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HFtAa 4at A-tA. a+tat ~ ufe-af
President Of The Law School. 90 Lebanon, Tenn. aua
who was FOR 20 year, on tac supreme Bench Of Ten
ucssce.
'',ir. Dolhear has srcnt many years iu teaching
and perlecting his system OF Instruction. and s BY
Car superior % any teachcr 0f peumauslD have rv-
or seen. You viii perceive &C once that De b man
Of lne intelligence. lie gives no Instruction without
and bis reasoning Is So jest and clelr that
you 40 once perceive the princple be seeks 20 mpart
-1nd that being fixed m The mind, the pupil acting
upon it. soon learns 60 write with aud rapiJity
as well as with elegance.
commend Mr. polle1r % your kind attention, AMI
trust t viii be consistent WIKI your views and feel
ings 20 forward bis objects. Any service yea may
render him viii De worihiy bestowed and jan oblsa
me. Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, TENN., cci. %, 1886. n. GREsN.
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At the Gold Pen Depot, " North
Cherry street, can be found good vsri-
ETY. of Watches, gold and plated LOckets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens of
every description.
nOy25tf E. L. TARBox.
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Assistant Adjutant General.
Mr.. DoIbear---PhOnOerapby.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1863.
take pleasure in directing the stten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof ]. W. Dolbear, of this
city.
have avsiled myself of the oppor-
tunity Of taking ; course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet l am perfectly astOnished
with the progress have made in SO short
= time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction l have received, and by
which have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with case
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself TO the
attention of every rejecting mind. I
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such as 70 enable him to impart
its principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of a few hours. am further pre-
pared to assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perry appreciated, no friend Of progress
and improvement, would be so unmind-
full Of his duty to himself and others, as
to neglect any opportunity 70 avail HIM
self Of a practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
Of committing ones thoughts to paper.
7. ]. RHoDEs,
Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.
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HEIDorAnTxas MnulRT Div. o. THE MIssIssirri,
In the Field, Chattanooga, Tern, Dec. IS, lso5.
General Orders, No. H.
All Quartermasters within the Military
Division Of the Mississippi, who now
have, or may hereafter receive, moneys
for rents accruing from abandoned pro-
perry, or property known to belong to
secessionisis within this Military DiVis-
ion, are hereby directed to pay said
moneys into the hands Of the nearest
Treasury Agent, taking bis receipt there
for, excepting such sums out of said
moneys so collected as may be requisite
to pay the necessary expenses Of collec-
ton and the taxes due the United States
upon the same.
All property now held by any Quarter
master, and upon which rents are COL
lected by him, shall, when satisfactorily
proven to belong to loyal citizens, be re-
stored to the possession Of the owners,
together with all moneys collected for
rents upon the same, excepting only such
sums as may be required to pay the ne
cessary expenses Of collection, and the
taxes due the United States upon the
same.
Department and Corps Commanders
and Commandments of Military Posts and
Stations within this Military Division
are hereby required and directed when
ever called upon by proper authority, TO
promptly afford all necessary assistance
ia enforcing the collection Of the taxes
due upon all property within this COM
mand.
Corps Commanders within this Militia
~ Division are directed 10 Immediately
seize, or cause to be. seized, all County
Records and documents showing titles
aud claims to property within the revolt
ed States, ia their respective districts,
and hold the same until they can be de-
livered to an authorized Tax Commits
sioner Of the United States.
Where property is used by the Gov
eminent without paying rent, the collec-
ton OF taxes on it will be suspended
until further orders.
By order Of Maj Gen. U. S. GRANT.
T. S. BoWERs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Assistant Adiutant GeneraI

HEABQUAETERs MILITARY DIV. OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. l6Gh, 1858.
General Orders, No IL.
To prevent and suppress Irregularities
in the matter of private buildings taken
by military authority for public store
houses, offices or quarters within this
Military Division, the following orderE
are issued:
l. All seizure of private buildings will
be made by the Qusrtermasters' Depart
ment on the order of the commanding
officer. The buildings of dislOyal per-
sons alone, will be taken to furnish
officers with quarters, and the need for
public offices and store houses must be
supplied in preference.
2. When the urgent exigences of the
service require it, the buildings of loyal
persons may be taken for store-houses
and Offices, but only after all suitable
buildings belonging to dislOysl persons
have been seized
- In the seizure of buildings, the
owner will be allowed to retain all move
Ables except the means of heating.
All officers will remain in the i'm
mediate vicinity of their commands, and
if having a less command than division
or a post, when the command is in tents
they will occupy tents themselves.
8. Commanding officers are prohibited
from qusrtering troops in houses, without
the special, written authority of the
General commanding the Corps or De-
partment TO which they belong.
6. In furnishing quarters to officers
not serving with troops, the Quarter
masters Department will be governed
by existing regulations.
z. Ten days after the receipt and dis
tribution of this order, Corps Com
manders will cause an inspection of their
commands to be made by their Assistant
Inspector General, and will arrest and
prefer charges against every officer who
may bs occupying quarters not assigned
to him by the Qusrtermasters' Depart
ment, or in violation of paragraph of
this order.
By order of Msj Gen. q. S. GRANT.
T. S. Bowers,
4 = n
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VIII be furnished free q charge % soldiers In or OCT
Of the Hospitais, 4 their bottles or iukstauds arc
brought az the above hours. S0LE arc tau ht one
third less Lkan citLzeng.
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Pastor Of the "a Prssbytsrisu csaT1h,
N1nnHr-sfrn -
FAHvnEs, August. 1sss.

To about EiE months from iae time I began she
study Of Photography WITH Tess shan one-third Of
said timo devoted 70 it8 attainment, wa employed
81 Reporter ioT the United states Board Of Gains.
The faithful teaching Of Mr j. VI. D0IbllT, % Nash
vile, and The study and practice n the cGnciss COM
preheusiEe, and judc0usy arranged Photographs
books Of Ben Pitmau, Of CnClnnIt have thus easily
enabled me o. make Photography practically useful.
fis principles are quickly mastered, and know %
nothing that y0unT pers1ns lean with equal pros
peel Of Immediate and profitable employment.
The Secretary oi Var has ordered, Jgiy 6th, I3d3,
n "GoneTal Order No. Z08, Photographs reporters
employed under the agih0riiy OF the z9ih section a
the act Of Congress, approved March 3, l883 viii Be-
allowed not 0zuoeding Zen dollars per day" etc Ths
viii Or course greatly increase the demand Tor 20
p0riers. DuaCaE r. D0aRn.
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Sir-Consdering good handwriting % be not only
an accomplishment, but means of success 90 every
man engaged IN buiuess, greatly appaud your mer-
itor0us esertons 90 improve tho chrocraphy Of tho
age. A gentleman or lady either vino writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently oftca l %
write when they should; and when ihay do write 10
done az the last moment, with haste and impatienca
and consequently with faults OF an kinds, 0lion COM
hitting and iniurine both the writer and The cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success Ga
your laudabic undertakings,
remain y0urs 4 resrccifllliv.
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DR.. PRuNK.

DR.. PRUNK,
OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA,
Em8ALMER OF THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Node Of Embalming
Bodies.
It restores the Natural Color; arrests Docomposi-
ton, snd efsctusy Eradcates all Infection, leaving
the Corpse FREE from the slightest unpleasant oder
and in 1T condition for
HOME OBSE0UIES.
Il saves also, the enormous expense CT travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins.
Addrrss DR. PRUNK through any Ct the Agencies
at the following places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military Agency; Michigan Military Agency,
OF the U. s. 8. Commission Agencies, at Nashville,
Tennessee, or ChattanOoCa.
Special attention given 70 the Disintering Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus on hand.
d "a. PRUNK, N. ID.
Once 30. 10. Market, South Of Broad Street, Nash.
vile, Tennessee. lnoytO-Sm.