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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
United States Of Amcrica.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE q.
YHHEREAs, on the 18th dry Of ABnl. 1854
w an INFO untiou was ti,d m TIE Hsl1otl 0Urt Of
the United stsses for tue AiIals fg.triesof Ten
nessee, b. Horace II. l.rrssn, Lsq Attorney o.
tho United States Tor Sad District, against al he
,John c EtIrrh ~ Il Blnrfilafsr aor, rrrc,-efisl,
ihos. =. barr, ana j. %. Gl-h, situate ia aid Dis
trct alleging 10 Subsistence ttSt the -une have been
seized "a aigu District Oh lard, forfeited 70 the
United Ststos Tor causes ia said Information set
forth sud ayerred @ - tr1e, add praying Tor tie
usual process.
Now, therefore, hereby give public notice b 81
Federal Courtroom, IN t.ie CapHel &C Nashville, On
the FIRST Mondsy IN My, 1856, at iD O'clock, A. NJ,
then and there @ plead, answer Ct dciuur 20 said
Information, tho same sl-5c taken lrJ cou6ss0
AID heard eZ paIte
T. r. GTASCOCK,
Z. g. Marshal Tor Che Mid Dist tennessee.
an 15-tGt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
For Lease.

WE HAVE F0R LEASE. for two years. 4 srla,-
W iiG resiieaer. Nth.a ilalf a Eals VI lfs 49,
pontc limits. with ioty ..res Of iGe girIaa slfev
sUau AMI planted u variety 81 vee-iailas fl-
pere Is AFRO suptslet aith he finest sntar IA o.
udson counfv fais Is rire oVrortumty b ~.
eure q del. ghtili home. Apply h
". MATT BROWN 4 o..
Mar 1t-h No. a charry strssL
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NCtI,e TO Claimants In "ThC Gun Factc-
Fy" Case.
IMPORTATION M e


In TIC L. S. Circuit curt for tie Middle Dis
trict Of Tennessee, AyrA Tern, 1864.
WHEKEAs, Az AMENDED INFORMATION
w has been flied ia s.C0 Court, by Uoraae II.
HARRISON, ESQ, Attorney oi Tie tu sed States for
ofApril. lsGi ailan-. "a certain Lot W the city ci
Nashvle, and D.-tri aforesaid on which IS erected
''The Nashville Gun Factory" which lot IS, 10 said
amended Information, particularly Gescuned, and
, against al persons lawfully l.tervCmng for their
interest therein, alleging ii-s- c-Id property wa4
forfeited ipFcauses SCI iJrh 30 tae oritld AMI sud
amended Information, and praying tio monitor,
&c, IN this behalf
Now, Therefore, pursuant 70 tia monitor under
the seal Of s-aid Court 10 me eTertea, hereby give
public warning o. al perscns concerned an interest
ln sSid property, % appear bocce -ad Court 10 the
Federal Court Room. il She Capitol 81 Nashville,
on tho FIRST MONDAY ~ MAY NEXT,
then and there 10 PROFOUND their cisgas and make
their allegations IN that behalf
+. r. CLtSCOCK,
Z. s. Marshal for the Slid Dist or Tennessee.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
United States oil America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNES sEE-No. s..
UVHEREAs. AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court a. the United States
for said District, an the ls.i dTv a.. april. 1861,
hy Horaca Il. Harrison, p So, Attorney Cd, the Uu-
ti states for said District, u,lp urHsu-te~ therein
bch III OF the United 5,ates lli jys.'8 q. I-in.
Surveyor O.. Customs, against 1850 hei7, one
niarSCd "l3, aai one suaI.,ei &c 4, AMI o- trunk
marked y. ali enat4riug JEWLL&l, sl1
against al persons lawfully Intervening for their
interests thcrll, alleging that sad property iigi
hseu heretofore sssat5 lu ~id District, On l.uid a.
forfeited for causes ia sad iuoruGou seq artt and
syorred 70 ba True ARD praying Tor the Usual pro
Cess and momuuu.
Now. theyeiore, pursusn, te .he nlealon usitr
the sod % Sad Court @ le uirustai hereby eve
puilIc warning b. Ali persons concerned u interest
ln SD properly, 20 appear before said Court, %
on the 9th day OF Nly, ls3, "a, 30 O'Clock a. n.
then and there - ntcrp.-e tHe.r Chains ana make
their allegations. EDWIN u. tfiA5goCk
Marshal of thc Middle lr-t. Oh Tenn.
ap l6--lt
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Tnlted states OF Amerlea.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.-N o.
NHEREAS, AZ INFORMATION MAS FILED
w in the District Court oi tGe United states for
sail District, on the 18th day OF APrl -l>sl, by
Horace n. HARRISON, T. b, Attorney 81 The United
States for sad District Against -a watches, ana e.
Kegs az whi-ley, alleging lu substance that the
said District on land, ty !. RI nliin. E-l Survey
decisions 80 Ns-hviH, as l0fis.ts4 % tne United
states l1r ceuse- IN said iaorlss' on so forth uud
averred 10 De true .ili prayluf 3sr tAs usual mo-
cess, a.
now, Therefore IN Obedience Go Zee Ilonition mn
der the sea 81 sud Court, 60 ue directed, Z hereby
give pulsc warming O. pa persons concerned in IN
terest in sad properly. % appear before sad CouIT
the 0th day OF MAY, isa,. ~ the Feaera
Couu Room. On the Capitol rs Nashville, az 10
O'Clock, A. ST., then aud there % pfopoun3 their
claims and make their allegations.
7. r. CTASCork
Aiar-hal 81 the Ma. DIST % Tenn
an IC-ll
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IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, fENNE65EE-
Chronic Cases
10 fine Ladies.

Al Affections OK ths Womb treated With success.
Those Married Ladies who have teen so uIlortu-
uGJe to rnscaTry or prove abOrson, can be carried
~ their fGl time found pregnant, oy giving me q
cali.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
NOhca.

Tie t-5oiz ~ tie iafs frIn are VIM tfe u,afef-
.igo..4 NO si.. COLLECT END r.sy sI tsbia o. she
ss.o.. ard h- r1s,- fully -oltit- ila patronage 70
isilr,l,y fss..5s.--l uuou the finn o. Freeman q
n 49, teiu CHS. LiEEEA5TElN.
f-F
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
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For the Adyer{


The following contributions arc acknowledged
for the week ending Dec. 18th, 1864. -
Mrs. Dr.. z. J. Minis, ,pare-ribs and back bones.
Mrs. Langley, 2 chickens, liar pickles.
4rs. James Rsinsford, sparc-ribs, bask-bones
snd feet. =.
Mrs. William Miller, 1baikst fresh meat, l
basket turnips. -. -
rs-John Rainsford,- 10 ibs nrd, 2 lbs. butter.
Mrs. John NJ. Norris, basket turaips.
Mrs. S. BTunson, l.baskss fresh meat, 4lbs.
butter. dozen candles.
Miss Mary De,oro, lplsta butter, Soups and
sauosrs.
Mrs. jaime, Mathis, basket fro'h meat, 3
bushels potatoes.
Mrs. Charlton, d,h hes-fest and liver.
Mr.. Bullock, load wood.
Ina report of some weeks past Mes. conoly
was credited NTH 5 lbs. beef which should have
been 80 lbs.
woasain urge upon the Members of the Home
association the necessity for more prompt at
tendance at the regular rs.slg meeting, Which ia
held ereSy Wednesday morning ut 10 o'clock.
Mss:;IEWIs JONES, Prss. S. q. A.
Mrs. ELsEnr. Dhasn, Seo'ry 4 Tseas'r. 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
OBITUARY

DIKr, at his Uhcle's ros;denee, in this Dst.ist
on the 18th Of Novomker, JAMES II. MUIR
RELL, IN the fifteenth year:of his age. With
sad heart no chronicle the dcaih Of onsxo es.
teemed in o the relations of life ) a model of a
son, devoted brother and . true friend. For
many weeks, he had boon . great sufferer, and
bore his Illness with patience, Trusting in Al
mighty power TO sustain him in his affection, and
still lingering in hisepaiuful illpess, ana being
watched ever by those who were dear to hiB on,
earth, with every tcndernesa, and hope ils4 Ae
might be spared to them. His dear Aunt Who.
was untiring And devoted in hor affection, meyer
left him. But alas with all this, they could not
keep him. Becors his spirit took its Slight, be.
hear before its Ataker! hnd life had oessed 70 bs
q pleasure except IN the ,hnppiuess Of those dsnr
ones he hes loft behind him. But as hlslast mo-
meuts drew to o close, hc resigned alto the hand
nf q otf: and with faith in His norcy he gave his
vpirir ur to Him who gaveit; and that calm slill
sDilr told l,.,~ peacefully that spirit had. horn
Ito was ptrf.rtly ronacions p the very laas,
knowing ell around him, md Hseeching the doar
ones anot to grieYe at thopnrting, forit was only
for awhile" Nan9 are the humorous rclatises
and friends who wiz sadly mourn his.loss. But
he is gone to his long sought homa, naYor, never
more to return. Farewell Jimmie thou art gone
to the grave No no longer bsholdtEee.
uWhy should our tears In SORROW flow,
-s When God recalls his ownj
And bids them leave avofld OF moe,
For an immortal crownS
Our pleasures here win soonbo past,
Our brightest joys decay
But pleAaHres there forever last, -.
And pspa0t pass away
A, y, r,
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The: News

It is currently reported, and believed, in Au-.
gusta, Macon, Montgomery, De- thai Gen. HOOP
has stormed and taken Nashville. We know not
what foundation t6efs lis for fhe report. God
grant it tmay be SO !; for in. our opinion we noed
some real and brilliant succ0ss set of against
tltis triumphant march Of ssnrRnAS through the
great Stateof Georgia. II ia better. to tefl tho
trutA, and, when ye are ont-gsneralsd, aoknow-
ledge it,. This:may have bern done nStso much
by superior strategy as. BY saporior auas0er. J;
TINT however does not alter t6s fact. And yet,
after all, our losses by this wosderful expedition
of saERuAS's, arc far mere isiious in moral
than in: an actual sense His itsaliag hoxses,
cattle, hogs and poultry along hisroute from At
lanta.to Savannah, docs net in tho least i'm pair
our power of prosecuting ,hewar. And tic end
has not come yet. snERnkNSha reached the
sea, but Hoon is inarehin & tfiamphnn,lJ North
and may burn louisville and dlchcinnatf before
tho trecu arc green ugain; Thilo LEE la, whip
ped Gn4sr'd great raidiog ARMY sent asaisel
Weldon, and sent il houlisg btcf to The cover
of GRANTS wing. This days auth Dee, four
years ago, South Carolina tslsHriGed tho world
l.by passing the ordinssee of Secession. What
theme for rcfsction! A,.d toiday Iie riands up 4.
that 0ra;.aaee.s she. has not laintcd by the nay
Nor will shy. .fains or fail. H.fcause is toe goai
q one. .ss:
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Rare and Racy.

< A rsrc fpd racy treat: has baen afforded us By
the very thonghtfn kindness es the fair and cul-
.ttvatOd ladies Of Prof F. Hornrss family.
They have sent Us, for our lsru.sl, % batch Of
London papers, Of as late datsas the middle and
last.of octobsr-papers sent through the blockade
BY Mr.. Gronos HoLuEs, ahoSis at prcsonttray-
cling il Europe for tho benedsof his health. The
magnificent London .Traies, Zig us a common
sized carpet, assWhfte as SNOW, and filled with
delightful readingio any and every kind. And
the inimitablean and uuappgoasbable london Puncb
<the genuine and enly, g PuHch," crammed with
grosesqse and sstirical picthrey snd rupuing
over With caustic wit and ,bf3lliant: humor. A
very rare .rOst indeed--and ions FOR. which Wo
return unboundsd thanks. z s s. $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Hannlx,.Circumstan,,i,ce. .

On Sunday afternoon last;-while every man in
town was stationedein, the Park, waiting for the
arrival of newspapers from Augusta, up drove .
buggy contaihing,tho battered corporOsity Of q
very war worn and rrison-worn soldier. For a
minatc, NO one recognized him, bat when it was
perceived to be our long lost, butneyer forgotten,
friend, Lieut.. Gus BURT, /. sctne Of hearty vel
come and .congratulation ensued. Every ono
pressed tenultuGusly forward, and evidently felt
honored to press the brave fellows hand. He
has been livingin Yankee prisons for eighteen
nonths-somctimcs where day light could reach
him, and sometimes in the bowels of tho earth.
His last four months have been spent in old Beau
fort, where he has b:en ycry Ill. We look upon
him as q man Of vast and wonderful experiences.
He losta leg at Gettysburg, where he was bad.y
wounded in both legs, and in the right ARMAND
taken prisoner. His loss has been 30 vol sup
piled by art, that no walks with oaso and rapidty.
If eyer hero deserved honor and sympathy, it is
Lieut.. A. w. BURT. We hopo hewill :" sshtit out
on this liuep for some timo to come.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
The Fall of Cleburne.

I Major, General PATRICK cLrnURSE Was killed
in the great battle of Franklin--or Harpeth
Creek-in Tennessee, at the close of the past
month. Gen. CtEBusyE was the most notable
imam of the Western Army. BE had risen with
the rapidity Of moteor. He ebegan the nar as
aprivato, and in eighteen months was Major
Gepesal. And this without going through West
Point, and without palitieel influences. He
fought his way up by hard knocks-and hard
knocks alone. Such success as his argues extra
ordinary merit. He rSs 1rishman by birth,
and 4 southorncrby abortion. In bis yaath he
had Served in tho British Army: Since tho death
of that immortal hcro-SroNEwAbL JACKSON
the country hes sustained ne greater loss than in
tho fall of oIEEuRNE.
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The Edgefeld Female. q
G0LLEEE.
ED@EFIlILp5GE E

y -610TSEl4IJ1111S H. L.. 80
TNNHE exercises Of this Institution will, be re-
Il aumed on the first Monday in January 1855,
under Corps Of competent Tcarhe-s.. I.
TERMS PER SESSION oF TWENTY WEEKS.
Tuition in collegiate Course Including
Latin. - $4,000.
q Academic = 5000
FreEos, 5000
- % Dsswing, Geo
Music, including gss of instrument, TO-, . 90 90
board, includins ruel- apR Lehts, s12 per
moRth, to bO paid in provisions at old ratcs.e
Af litero is no market here, We are compelled
to require pr sptsiens in payment Of Board from
all who enter as Doarders during the next year.
/. Parents and Guardians who with to board their
ebildrea and wards with the Principal Should
speak In time, az he can accommodate only eight
mors>sith room. !
Bosrler. must furnish their own towels, sheets,
plls1cas blankets or comforts, corerlots, hand
soap and drinking cups. All tho pupils agers- .
qleeted to bring th6ir School books NTH them. o
-Paynon s:for each Session will bs tfequired in
RHY. NJ. ". SANS, PnxcPAL.
The .eitisans are unwilling to Board the pupils
for less than Sl0o per month.
Dee. 81 80 -. 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
rRe Grand Bazaar in Columbia.

Are our rlaaies sending anJthing-or going to
send au3lbing-to the forthcoming Bazaar in
Columbia? This enterprise is in behalf Of. Way
side Homes md sItospitals-nnd also Of; confcd-
crate PrisonerE., Tie causc is high and holy.
Tho Bazaar lis thought will take place in tho
course of tho coming Month. The ladies' Of the
Committee urgently. solicit contributions of all
useful apd ornamental articles-anything that
can be used in wayside Homes and Hospitals, or
that can bo sold at place of such miscellaneous
.coliections as D Bazaar. Anything from "a thou
sand bushels of corn to n quart of pindors-from
full suit of Confederate grey to aplncushioa or
q doll frock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Ex.Goy. Pickcns.

This distinguished citizen of Edgcfeia, who,
in his day; has held SO many honorable and re-
fpOnsiblc public offices, has latcly been elected a
lnomber of the Board of Trustees Of sonth Coro-
lima College. Coy. PIcxEss, as is vol known
has not only the broad grasp of he s,atesna an,
but is also the posscs>or of much elegant scholar
ship and vast fund Of aeicntifc, artistic and
curious Information hhis dseply Interested in
the great cause of education, And for the sake IF
our time-honnred COLLEGE. ard our risi. Jsn,b,
VIC ere delightco 20 chror;c'e q cbcvq ol"cicn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
HYMENE-AT,.

MAnsIED, an Thursday evening, the lsth idpt.,
at thsreIidcn.s o; tfe brides mother, By A.
Jones, Esq, Mr.. LAURENs N. BLAND, Of Co.
A, 1th S. C. Regiment, and Miss FANNY:ANN
MCDANIEL, sllOf Edsensld District.
MARRIED; at Burnside, s: c., on the evening Of
the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Wilson, Mr.. JAS.
R. Randall ard Miss KATE S. HAMMOND,
eldest daughter of Gen. N. c.. M. HAMMOND.
MARRIED, on the sth inst, at Trinity Church,
Columbia; by Rev. P. j. shand, Col. JOHN NJ.
MARTIN, 9Th Florida Regi#snh aid his.
sALLlE B., daughter Of Dr.. rESJlrIs 'wA1po,
OF FLORIDA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Flour Wanted for .the
=. Navy. s;....,

-WyHE Honorabls Secretary OF War; through
Il Msj. W. z, HOWELL, Naral Agent, sAu--
scsta, C,:, authorizes me ts;purchase AL tbs
FLOUR for sale in this District for tho Navy
Department, and; for the present, to pay the
MARKET PRICE for the some. Thereforeia all
parsons having FLOUR to sell (from a sack 70. =.
hundred barrels are earnestly requested to de-
liver It to nae in Hamburg forthwith as tho de-
mana forit is very urgent. Cash Paid ON deIiF-
cry: S. E. BOWERS, Agent
Navy Department.
Hamburg, Bee q -, 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Gov. Aagrath and Ex-Gov. Bonhan


Gov. Magrath and Ex-Gov. Bonham,,:
: Our new Governor Is the HonoA1ExAspEn
Gonooy MAcRAru Of Charleston. Ian elder brother
of our gifted townsman, Tnos.:P MAaRAfH, Esq,
He comes Of family distinguished Cor great in
stellect, high attainments and untarnished integ-
rity. The merits and reputation Of Judge MA
eRArH however need no recapitulation at our
hands. In such,times. as these, ne cannot over
esttmate the importance Of having in our Execu-
-tvs,chair a firm, patriotic, enlightened, and de-
vo.ed citizen; andsin 9ov-MAeRATH VIC find the
lhan. We havo pothing to fcar-and everything
to hope-Afrom his administrator. -.
lex Gov. BoSuAs, ono of lie ablest, wisest,
brsyest, bost-tried sons of Edgefsla-.ahd of
sassh carolha-vacstes the Executive Chair
amid fhe blessings and admiring plaudits Of his
State and,cOuntry. He has defended south Caro-
lima no lcss. ably in council than gallanty in the
;frontof battle. Wo earnestly hope he is coming
bask to liyesamong US, until his ardent spirit
shall again col: him forth to the cabinet or the
feld. rti.a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Colloquy.

Between the editor and O. young soldier on fur
Tough.
6 So1aier.-Hello, Mr.. Editor, hear of any Chris:
mas anywhere?
Haitor.-None whatever. Think we shall have
a very ,dulstime Of it.
Sol.-wen, I'm jnt bound to acare up SOME
sOmewhere-if / gan ind scyf-enoash:.
Ed. Butgirls too arc required for merry
Christmas.
Sol.--(With shrug of the shoulders and o
rollicking lsugh,) oh!ls for sals, you. Osn find
plenty of chem an7 time and any where. Jas'
5lo.o c.horn aud they'll come up In crowds
Editor rctiros shaking with laughter and hor-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Executors. Sale

En- pursuauus Of the provisions OF: the Win or
IL SHIRLEY N WRATE8y, deceased: and b.
virtue Of an order from W. +. sDufisoe. Esoy On.
dinary Of Edgeneld District, I viii sen al fha
late residence Of SHIRLEY B. B.iWHATLEY.
deed, on THURSDAY, the 18Th January next.
all tho real aAd personal sststc Of said aecesssi
consisting Of
FeRrtcOa1 Liksly Negroes,
THREE MULES, ONE MARE, rive COLTS
PAT AND STOCK HOGS:
CATTLE AND SHEEP,
:. CORN, FODDER, sHUcKs,
CARRIAGE AN D HARNESS.. !.
TWO WAGONS;
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
I will alao sell the LANDS of the said .dee..:sa
at the time and place mentioned, consigt;ns -,
ONE TRACT OF LAND, .alioinipe isn5ss ~ 81
John Z. Burns, John cheatham and oihers anS "a
containing Three Hundred Acres, moro or les. al -
TERMS. Tho above propcrt, Will be soid ~, !
credit OF twelve mouths With interest fro,n dsv
" nao, sa.oc w. w ADAMS, Ex'or. ~
-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Gen; Gist.

South Carolina again openH her bosom, and
takes to his final rest another heroic sonesnothsr
valiant colder W bo has peFished in the summer
of life and in the bloom of hisunOgn. Brig. Gen.
sTi1ERlcuTs GIsr was killed in the battle Of
franklin, Tenn, on the sOth November. "A no.
bier and o bravor soldier never brenthed. the at
mcsnhero Of thp battle held.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Executors Sale.

w H.ltinangsr, decd, on THURSDAY. tho
Sd January next ePersonai Estate Of said as.
ceased, consistingof
ssme 10 or rs Negroes,
STOCK OF HORSES AND MULES, $,
CATTLE AND SHEEP,
FAT IND STOCK. HOGS, :.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
'PhAHTATIoS- TooLs, aes .;,,:
A@>TssAs aSae known on day oi, sale. 4. :
Hnt. HALTIHAN6ER, A,S5ai
D. 4ALTIKAEGF Err. I-elat E1 9re
Dea2l 2te ~. 81 :
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Imnortanf.. I. is True.

A.gentleman who arrived from Macon satur-
day evening, (anysthe consiitutionalist.of, Sun
day. Informs us that = reportEwas in circulation
at Macon that Gen. Hood asFanlted the cnemy's
works ut tNashyillc, carried them, and was in
possession of the city. TheffFumor also states
that Gea. Choatham WAS killed at the head Of his
corps in the streets Of the c;s near the capital
Our readers can take these reports for what
they are worth. They may 81 may not betrue.
We are disposed to believe that Nashville has
fallen ISto DUR hands, Hood had tho city closely
.bosieged at last accounts ana was preparing. to
assault tho works.
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Gagt6eh 88obertisa', ! !,
DURIsoE, YEEsE & co..
;pUbL1suED EVERY n. wEpNRspaY si oRNtNd

SUBSCRIPTIONS. .to4the ADVERTISER Cor one
year EIGHT DoLLAEs In advance For Six Months Mont
FIVE DOLLARS. 3..,,sS, ly,s: !.
= ADVERTISEMENTS win be inserted at FIVE V
D0LLARs per Square o n>inon lines or les for even
inscrlon AdvcEisemen:s without nstruclions as TO tho
number Of times 10 be inserlcd will be published until
forbid, and ciarged-accbrdiGsly.
ANNOUNCING Candidates for any onlee OF honor OF
profit, TWENTY poLLARs 10 be paid before the arl- 1
nouncenrept Is publishea ~ Sst-s- ~
osuary notices, rdsaics OF aospsc or nJ commit
ncatoii personal in its naturcswf beTatcd IS adycr-
'tisemcnts and charged accordingly
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Attentio.,nll!

n .horeJy notifys.all persons belonging to the
Il compapy raised fron. the 7,h Regt. S. C. BE-,
who are sbsent, TO report Immediately to Camp
I'd Esgt. s. @, M, near Co6sar or to Lieut..
j. g. Brooks, on FuiouRh, rho is hereby ga
thori1ed to issue transportation foy then. All
male whtc persons between the ages Of 18 and
so years, not in the Confod service, Ir6s do
not hold resent State exemptions are held Liable
to othisorganization. Those who fail to obey will
be arrested aed bronght under guard to camp.
4.. W. II. ZIMMERMAN,
/. CsFt. csn,aas CO. d, I'd Eegt. s. C. II.
: CoosAwHATcHiE,.S s.. O., Dec Ord s64.
Doc. 9t.s - -6s5s 1t 50
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oihlaI D pespetch rom Gen. rood

RIcRosD, December 15.--TAe following
was received 10 day: -
.HEaloARTERs ARMy:oF. T TEsNEesEE, six
miles ifim Nashville, December S, via No;
bile, .9tl-Hon.J. n, Seddon: About 4 ps
M, on.tIe Both, we attachedthe enemy '.at
FraakliSdroye them from their centrelines
and temprary works into their inner lines,
which thy evacuated during the night, iseavi!
ING theitead and wounded ili.our possession,
closely sirsued.by our cavalry. We captur
sd sever, stanassof colors and about a thou
sand prioners5 Our troops, fought with
great galEntry; We have to;lament. the loss
of many allant officers and brave men. Maj
Gen. glearnc, Bns. Gems. John Williams,
Adams, dst, >Strahl and Granbury Killed;
Maj. Gen John Brown, Big. Gems. S. Cdr,
Ger, Msniault, GuatIes, GockerelI and Scott
woundea;Brig. Gen. Gordon WIS captured.
lSsaaatl LIB. HOOD, General.
sahauent Telegram from Hood says
our loss 81 officers, is excessively large in
.proporticme the loss Of msn.s
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RJOTIcE is hereby giten to all persons belong.
IN ing ts,the Company-of State Msitiaiorgan-
ICED in Aae 10th RECT. g G. NJ, who have failed
10 report to their command, that they must do SO.
Immediately sr thsy Willie arrested and cnrrie6
to tho command noar awhatehie under guard,
L. Y. DEAN, Capt. Co. e. -.
lst tRsgtS s. c. State Miitie..
Dec. 18th 1884. 1t o. !.