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Financial NcwA Markets. &c.

S'v York Friday, Not. H. ?. k.-IAe fuciua-
tons In gold to-day have been Il. follows AT 10
O'Clock. 2a9l To- 24gi4 lO.2G 94i%; 1884 "a;
lo.io, 2i2'l; io5o, 2l2. 1l.o5, 24J.; liza, gas;
il.5 242A II, PAP. 1870, 24)A; 1875, g.9N,
i9..j, 23,s; l!5j- 80. i.lN gJ9h. LOO -. -
iI5, "a; ., 2SgA 2.Y5, 2iVh 2.4v Az. DO -, "
So. 2is..; 3.iS, 2i2'.. $50, 2,ea; ). 2lj; Az,
2i3L; $50, 9i3.. The general stock market icco.'od
quite an impe us the street this mo.nine ald there
was general Improvement from the loSest prise o.
las, evening, but the improvement wgs In n measure
1- before the close OF the day. buaine.s. Cove u
monts we've .tIoar and in demand. The money mar.
ket continues to work easier, aud there Ia nov
,upply OF capital Offering al per cent txehsnge IS
inactive ut iO9'. for specie.
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Our rroposi,ion to uac Railroad conpn-


A correspondent desire, 20 know whether tho
proposition yesterday ra.e 10 to city railroad
CON panos by the ~ y ~ tou1 Gde cog L. %. Ia an
aver to this inquiry, We Losc Gully /, ga that It
vas mado in good ht, that wo stand rclly to
make It n lctica, and that tlt propoa will be for
nelly laid before The Common Council NJ its newt
l..eting. And III addition e. the propo1tion made
yesterday, No now otter a still further !niuccmcut
10 tie rs.lro al cofnpau,s 20 accept ma proposal.
Ne will not only ,rlns,ct all the lusucss ~ nell
ing the tickets. without one cent Of charge To- either
she companies or the public, hut In addition will
pm. tho tickets At our own expense, In order TO
scmove any poss le excuse Tor not No, p,ng tho
after. In making clio proposal, W. wish to be un-
isrstood as sctuay pr,patci to carry il ilto pgsc-
heal operation. W. make 1t with the knowledge
shat 1t will entail u.u-h expense md con-
siderable uouhc, sor which D. recon-
pelsc is expected, snd woul |
much prefer to, tie companies would es-
,sbsh All office of thc.r own and sell the :. rts H.
the public at the lawful rate, at some converter,
llnt with this view, We have patiently waited
tor them to make such arrangement since their
ticket system went into operati N, and have re-
Cestcdly urged the necessity and the lera otliga-
iion Tor such course. BLt t1o lapse Of time las
only demonstrated the determination Of these com
panies not to accommodate the public m tAis re-
spcct, but to Vigorously exiort the s,s cent fare.
N those only suffered by tins increase who sple
to bear 10, our opposition would not be persist.
ent but We know that tlo, auds II poor working
men and w3gk.ng-Uo'uel, arc compelled g. patron.
i,e the stree, cars, whose wages b,r,'y enable
them TO keep soul and holy together Ees les his,
~c arc just vergiuy upon tie winter seascn--thsi
season which isai~ays tue especial dread Of the poor
and the necessity Of increased economy - az.
parent. This increase OF f.lc look inA. sn.Ac4u;
TO the wealthy, bat oar agg4Iiu an " ia
she rigid economy which y lar elas, oi GA popa
istion arc compelled g. eN,s. sc ,c.la. ,-4' y.
Them 1t is Il matter Of importance li... b.,
these, VIXEN every article OF consumni o" - up !,
81 extravagani dgIrc, when tic t~,t o., ..a ~ IL,
coming winter warn u, OF what I, .I',', vhci
wages comparatively nenytc ana tnp ymcn
dificut 70 obta'n, $50 know wei bow essential I 3
for the poorer ella 70 ave every pcnnv. II ist
benefit ,hia ceaa, who unable to d. 'lt tutc (,
tho oyerhowin; Golfers ot r.oh rou.loN ., 'n,t "
make this pro'o uon. Thu = has a,V. a s, .-i
90 uphold the 7. his Of tho Icopic aud wc osrv'
psssiycy witness tho Illegal cS.cr:'on @. the
wealthy companies, without usiu,. our be-, e. lc.
vors To prevent Il, W rc,ra', Il r''otc, that =
proposllon is made In good .d.A, tr' 'o ar' rcl
TO carry Il out ia every det.., an 40 a., sake
those who will bc b,nontIci, We %. lcpr.,y lupe
will be accepted.
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winds
Saw Dust and Politics.

Tho JorusAL or CoNMgHos took the Geicat Of The
Democratic party so seriously to heart that on
Thursday il announced q lUrroe 4 retiring from
the field Of party politics al! doSoinE Itself 10 t.e
discussion of industrial and financial quettors.
The promise has been already ful0lled. Nci.cri4y
tie JouEsAL exhibited tie s.nccrty II Its Iulpoic
and its disgust a! popular majortcs by treat 4:
It's -c.durs 10 an nrtiele the mole nj rnskii,
ar.ar nom saw dust" This is very well, and
We congratulate cur ponderods contemporary on
the philosophy thu, can derive sweetpess from So
dry substance. May the readers II tho JoUryAL
emulate the example They have leon treated e.
lots OF pol icAl "ssw dust" for some time pasf,
and we n'v recommend them 10 conyer, Il uto
good polh.cal sugni" At tic cattle; pos 10 DE
Inent. Tic reNu,s cannot fail to prove hcnelt.,',
snd snectcu tho dcfcaI If thc!r party, to say
nothing about ,be prot: to he derived Rom sugaI
business essbisncd while high prices are paid ioi
tie article.
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I ONGSHORLMEN,a LIMOS pROTECTIyA
sOaIsEN NOTICES.

4 PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
"A viii he reid on sunday next, NJ e. East Biocd.
Wa, AZ O'S.o-k. Speakers, AaAIn flanagan, and
olhtr.. Spe kyrs alc Invited come AM up ~ ths
mgelng. H. NAlfOkN, Pfe,t. ll3
A sol HER MONSTER MEETING OF TnR
1 iouns MeA'e Ither Mathe- /. A. Is. society, No
!, Vl boJA!y Il, On .LA4gy cvelur, Nov 10TH At +.
NJ, a. tAeii hRl COZ Cogrt anu slCSuft Z. The cieA
elo,Iulce aud talent Oi the speakers and singers
who l. oil@e tEls rlclt;T cannu, he ChCclled. IhS
m"lL.ir expect m The course of weeks 20 pro-
cuIc hail iA tAOurh 10 ACCOMMODATE their audi.
tlce loE tue pez-ul lAey eau only cap .Le.r
giet az so ihany having TO 90 away without gaining
mcetnr: Mcss.. j. Re 'eIe, L. j. Perry Elton md
j, sonnebi oonle. singeIs, Messr. Iay!oT, houleA
CGmIiugs, koul han and Dalton. Miss Hurd wiIl alsS
t.vor the audience with her exquisite vocal to ent.
The members are requested to attend monthly meet
ins sunday, l5th, a. O'CLOCK r. n, tor eoi.oetoa
81 dues &C. pASiEL 0'kEiL.LY, Pres. yoHA
KELLY, Rec eco. ~
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How TO Communicate with Prisoners of
War,

We receive numerous letters from TIE friends Of
those who are prisoners Of wN IN the hands OF the
Conscderates, asking how letters can be forwarded
70 Tho brave Union soGiers now languishing in
CopfsdesSss pnsanA We knew Il ~ bettsr mode
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thsn By snd,ss oycn ,sssa eDcAssd n rw'
velore tcon,sinine ten or ffteru cents postage
money, addressed 70 The
Y. 5. Con.n,i.siol er Of Exchange,
FogrrEss koSsoh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Open Dny and Eveniug.-For the conyc.
nenee OF citizens and strangers. Messrs FOWLER l.
WELLS fhrenolosists and Publishers, vid make
examinations, aud give full written chGrtA dsy aud
evening, al $50 Broadway. 80
Mira. Mary }, Holmes Commenced Que Of
her beautiful stories In the NEW YORK WEEKLY,
Thy s,,nt sntitsd FAMILY PRIDE or PURIFIED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tales Honey Of btfcho1ud AVA mr.
a., .,......,, - asa. t..,,.,,. t,o.,s.,..
- ,'' ~ 80 y ~~--"'' - !. ~ r..
Difficult breathing. and al, Ah"cnons OF the lhFvs
1r.,,.....,u,, -, A., -. Cd, ,,, from, ,h. f,yo,
Ste rec pe Of Oh iilus,iicus rhysican and Chemist.
bo g., .,ar, ,..,. ,,-,i IL t,h a.. tp,at eoouls,s
a.,
su"ccv IN Die extensive FriVa'e IrHeiice' lie Lad
loa been r.oouudN impfcs.d with the IertI
t.,.. ~, g., 49,. .. ., . ,f.,, tt,.oi,,,,,d Ia ,,,,or.
'"''' Va '"' ''''' ~ Wv F'"' -
s'l ',' e'n-''' "i ",,''u.' .'I.', vs., - '"
tSltd hun l"' h"io iHh'ib.e VI 'ue W wv
Ali,. Paslr1aa o. y Ina OF Glcsi Fer yCNis he wNs
.. tI,,I ,i,..,. .,... mod. final 4,
''.'' " ' , -, -. -,
- nv Wv ,.'''
Ie p'e'''''" we "''n-''''''' ''"N''' Va 'ON,'.Y'
,al removed. Aui tie Pulse OF tD COMPOUND be ihln
wv wv l'' ~ ~. " a.. : -, -, -
cuIt en- ''H experiments '' '0''u '"'' ~ sums
10 ile-e tte OF c- ~ r .tuts eI4 Oao valuable ~
b-,l. D.. mo-, onl. ohtrl.i the desired result. Lot
.,, ,,,,,.., IA, e,,-,ii, t,,s,ro II . couipounI
a., -. go. ,, ,t ,..,.t D.. ,-.,,,.. 4.
Tins having i'en tho.'A'hy te''ei " pIseuee' "
nov ou''' 70 ''e ''.''" ''''" u '''
aud .uiaA,L.c tcmclr. Piice, 81 tDh's per botdt.
/ For ale l.. All drisriail CHARLES DOWNEK,
/ ~ A., ....., -. ~ es.
''h'fm N''h'' - ''''' ~" w" '''"' ------- "''
! IVntt's ! lie ilnlsnm he umatism In
| r. mo.t phniu, Toy -. - 'e.9 '",- h'i .ip. ~
l sou va ulh' BE- 90 ice ga :, ~ w.
~ We "os' 'l,'9 W ' ''e "a ','t ~ g.
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TRADE NOTICES.

IIOoh AND lOB PRINTERS FROTECTIN
- " oC, .ilu 81! UCmi ore. AM those IL slIOIs
ut '"A u.''etJ becoming tucr ni, particularly le-
t4''i"4 Ia WvaI ~. regular "re@It mceiiAf, 10 ~
&C.. NJ tAssOiAs Had, tAis irAtu. 49,. o'tnlng. a.
.. Cco.A. WI LhAN, Chairman. KOBtkl NJ,
hAAI, hcc. So. III
7 ONG SHORLMEN'S UNlOS PROTECTIVE
~ Association, NJ. ., Nlii tod meeting At theli
llF'L - Sp-Iu+ -, en- TINS dny evening SOW
I.tl At =, CclOoa. Pune u Attendance II requested
A., 0r!eG OF MAEIIh CARMUDl, hesG HENRY
hIECh, Rec. See. lUi
C,EGAR MAKERS lNlON.-A MEETING
- VIA he mead .. 10 la, - oli"a,, SUNDAY, Nov,
10Th a. IL Oc,oCk, \. NJ 10 issue cards eve ont.
~ dues and pops 49, Tor membership. Notice,
bers no ave no, paid dues ne" july last, POI
Resolution r'ii CoisCCrcd mcub e.s OF the uion,Ine
Giou e. until the uoAt lc.ular monthly Lneetins 10
ncc. 20 p.v raid dues Or Iogtlon thereof sAML.
SDLDalys, free. III
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W @. 5HAFER.
Clerk Hospital No. -
Leasing Of abandoned Plan
tatiOnS,

NOTICE IS hereby gwen That the undersigned
y llt- been appointed Assistant SPECIAL Agent oi
the Treasury Department m the Military Depart
fneni ol ne cumberland, Tor the purpose Jf leasing
abandoned plantations, house,, trueu.aul-, g.
within sad Department. FOR the present Heal
quarters of sad Agency aiil D. established % Pa
h'si,Ii 0ile7 Co. Ietlr.s where application may D.
made, ether in person or by letter. and information
obtAned concerning thc rules and regulation.
under whieh such abandoned property IS Co h..
FFues masking application - letter concerning
any particular FiIniatlou, should le careful 90 ave
nll description oi the same -ts-ag lacatou, size.
c9ndtons ownership, present Iiiee ul Residence
of owner. and such 0ther information az mas, H. .
service o thc Agent ln taking possession u AMI
leasing said property.
AN persons possessing Information reHirdnE
siantition-, houses, lfutls tsnemeuts. ke' within
ths Military Department. ~ che cum srIuii yght-h
have been voluntarily abandoned hy tlc owners
thereof, are respectfully requested jo eoulltuis.a
the same o. the Agent AZ below
$. SPAULUlNGF
Assistant special Agent Treasury Department.
PslAski, IEsS., Fsb. ~, ls6i.-lm,
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DIR. KINGS
Dispensary
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville, ky, who
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pr
yate diseases for 30 years, hstters himself having
attended TO practice for so many years, and cured
so many thousands, he is enabled to cure all diseases
Of private nature, matter how tad they may he
from iniudicOus medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own. Dr. Kings Dispcnssry is No. IS
Deaderck street. between Cherry and the Square,
second story, where he cures all diseases Of pri-
yate nature.
GonOrrh0sa cured without nauseOus medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date etiectually cured
in a few days, by an operation which causes no
pain. Where a structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermines the health so much.
Syphilis with all the diseases OF the skin, grow
ing out Of neglect OF bad treatment, can be enect-
ally cured IN a few days.
SEMINAL WEARNEss.-P Particular attention having
been given 20 this disease and Ill the conseque
growing out Of il, brought on IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth, and eX-
cessiye indulgence Of the passions, neglect 81
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business or society and cans
ing premature Old age
Females who NAV be l8hounC with any difficulty
of the Womb may rest assured OF Immediate IT,
lief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
their case, with Zee enclosed direct tOiDr A. King
No. % DeadCrck street. Nashville, Tenn. will have
the necessary medicines sent 10 their address.
Office hours from o'clock In the morning until 9
in the evening. JuyIo-dGwly
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Sale Of Valuable City and Edgelleld
Property.


10y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed % me on
ID the 10Th day Of September, 1850, by George
". Hitchmgs and wife, MelissaJ. Hitchings and one
supplementary thereto, executed by the same par
ties on the LIST day Of October l5GD, The first regis
tered IN the Registers Office Of Davidson County,
Book No. q, pages rs and ZiG, and the second
registered in said Office, Book No 81 page IA, and
for the purposes therein mentioned tO-Wit: To Sc
cure the payment Of a debt due % A. VI. Waddell,
will, on the I'D day Of April, 1864 az the Court
House door in the city o. Nashville, expose 20 pub
lie sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the city Of
Nashville and Edgefeid, the first bounded as fol-
lJTs, tO-Eit: Being Tot No. 70, IN the plan OF the
city Of Nashville beginning 81 the northwest cor
ner Of a lot owned By John J.. Erwin, trustee 90
Gay street, running then westward with Gay street
ninety C1J feet, thence southwardly parallel 20
Cherry street seventy l5U feet 70 tho corner Of K
=. SMELLS lot, thence eastWardly with smells line
ninety 800 fees % tie corner Of said Dt owned by
John p. Erwin, trustee, thence nOrthwardly with
his line seventy 40 feet 70 the beginning end be-
ing the same that was conveyed o. said Hltchings
by r. NJ. Reynolds by deed, recorded 10 nc Reg
isters office 81 DAVIDSON county, Book No ~, page
AZ said l1t has two tenernent- thereon, one BRICK,
fronting f0L feet on Cav street, the other itnc
fronting AZ feet on said street, and VIII lc sold
separately % suit purchasers. Possession cannot
h. gwen unless by agreement with tenants, until
Christmas next.
Also. az The same time and place, and uTon the
same terms herein before stated II tie pro- &c Is o.
the first DC not sufficient, ] VIII sell the following
described premises One lot iu Edgehcld, dis
trict No Isl on the north side Of Cumberland river,
adjoining Mary Ann ChaiHel and otheIs, known
and described Lot No. ., containing two and one
half acres including the street alley each side,
and beginning n the northeast corner o. Lot No. 2
IN the middle Of the Naughan Turnpike aud run
ming south 80 poles o. the middle o. street ~ feet
bIde thence east poles % "a stake, thence north o.
poles o. the middle af Vaughan Turnpike th-ure
vest 10 poles % the legnnIng, heng the same con-
yoyed 20 -sud HItching7 iy deed recorded in the
Registers Office u Davidson county, in Book No
D. page ~. The above property ail De- sold With
ONT ri Wsaffa Hr an rrsr ~
dover waved, and deeds made 10 purchaser Marcel
-, 1864. ABNER TURNER Trustee
EDwAEp II. East, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Mar lJ-ti
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OFFICE L. :. CJyINisSAEY SUBSISTENCE,
GAINESVILLE. Tenn, March II, lsGi. ]
CEALED proposals for furnishing the United
- States Subsistence department with one hun
bred thousand pounds Of Corn Meal are invited
until the 31s day Of March, 1864, NJ y NJ
The Meal to be Of a quality equal b. the sampl,
to be seen 40 my Office in GAINESVILLE, and 10 b,
put up IN the best quality Of well seasoned oak lar
rcls and full head lined. Gross, nett and tar,
weight 10 be distinctly marked on each barrel.
No bids viii be received for q less quantity thai
FIVE thousand 5000 pounds.
The whole amount 20 be delivered in the month
Of April 1851, and an equal proportion each week
at the United states Subsistence StOrehOuse, al Rec
River Landing.
The meal will be inspected before being received
by such person as the Government may direct.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
Bids to be directed O. Capt. +. \. MORRILL,, G.
s, and endorsed, &" Proposals for Corn Meal"
Right reserved 70 reject any or all bids.
Payment to be made in such funds may b,
furnished by the United States.
Form Of proposal will be furnished at this Office
L. y. MORRILL,,
Mar l6-2w Capt. and G. :.
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Just Received.

C1HAs. KIRCHER, No. % South Market street
~ tzuccessOr % n. than 4 Kircher.l his just re-
ceivcd lsfge AMI wel selected stock o. spung snf
Summer CLOTHING for Men. Youths AMI Chl
dreu-' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, TRUNKS
&c, % which the attention Of the public Is invited
Suits cut snd made AZ snort notice.
Mar Lin
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Private or VenereaI Diseases

of Ill forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradicated from the system. Recent cases
cured in "a few days.
Itwould appear needless here to add the impor-
lance Of nipping the evil in its bud" hut q hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only % save
themselves from misery, but TO shield their of
spring from shame and ruin.
How often Is It the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nOstrtuus. After much
loss in pocket and health they finally forced 10
apply To some skildll physician "a Do. cured, tor
alone can thesedlSeIses be cured properly and IL
iectually whenhe habits and constitutional idiOsyu-
crasies are known 10 the doctor who preecrihes.
Otherwise il is a leap in the dark 10 expect "a per-
manent cure.
DR.. c. Office is well arranged, and persons affc-
ted with these diseases can have the Srrcte~ pri-
Vacy.
Persons at distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
all difficult eases, a personal examination viii be-
necessary.
Office hours from in the morning TN 0 in the
evening. Jan Zl-ly
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OFFICE u. s. C0NMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE,
Cl4rIysvillp Tenn March "a 1851

CEALED proposals for furnishing the u. S. sub
- sistence Department with hye thousand 5000
barrels Of Flour are invited until the 5lst day O
March, 1861 at Il VI.
The Flour 10 be Of a quality equal 90 the sample
10 be seen st my office in ClTk-ve, and 20 be- pu
up in the best quality of well seasoned oak barrels
and full head lined.
No bid will be received for q less quantity thG
one hundred llOW barrels.
The delivery Of the Flour to be commenced on OF
before the 10Th day of April, 1864. and the whole
amount 20 De delivered before April 30 1854, at the
L. 5. Subsistence StOrchOuse, at Red River Land
ing.
The Flour viii be Inspected before beng received
By such person rs the Government may direct.
Bids to be directed to Capt. +. y. MORRILL,, G.
s.. and endorsed, Proposals for Flour
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
Payment 10 be made in such funds Us may De
furnished by the United States.
Form Of proposal Will IL furnished 40 tins office.
l.. n. MORRILL,,
Mar lG-2W Capt. and g.. :.
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VII pc furnished rec o. charge 10 ss.d.ers ia Or 0ul
Of tIe Hospitals, u their bcties or inkstaucB are
tTeUs5t 20 above Lcurs SJLuIEss taught one
third iesa tlanCIsizCu
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EI0lI ~ a-IlI0 UT1I0-
President OF the Law School, al LcbaLon, Tenn and
VINO was fOF 20 years on the supreme Ranch OF Ton
nessee,
'sEr. Dolbcar has srent many years 90 teaching
ard pegeCting his system % Instruction, snd ls By
far superior % any teacher Of peumauship have sy.
or seen. You will perceive ~ once that he Is nan
Of iEe iEtese nee. he gives 10 Instruction without
rc1'oH: and mas reasoning 50 just and clear thai
you ~ once perceive The principle he seeks 20 part
and that being fixed IN the mind the r1yiI actipy
upon Il, soon learns 20 write With case aud rapdty
as well as with elegance.
commend 9r. Dolbsar 90 your kind attention and
trust & Will be CONSISTENT with your views and feel
ings 90 forward his obCcs. Any Service yea may
Tcuder him viii &c worthily bestowed and viii oJTse
me Very respectfully, our friend,
LzBssoS, TESN., Oct. 20, 1859. n. GREEN.
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Mashrille @nlOll.
WIN. CAMERON q co, Publishers.


HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION ron THE)
ORGANIZATIONS OF U. S. COLoRED TRooPs,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
Circular No. I.
In accordance with orders from the Presi-
dent OF the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
eolored troops in the Department of the
Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Murfreesboro', F" Bridgeport, Ala.
Gallatln, PikevIlle, Tenn.
Nartraee, a." Fort Donelson, Tenn.
GAINESVILLE, McMinnville, Tenn.
Shelbyville, +" Pulaski,
Columbia, Lynnyille,
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
consisting OF -
The board will hold its sessions az Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists will
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton, and on demand exhibited 10 any per
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten days
after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or entertained
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 sid or comfort 70 the enc
mics Of the Government, and all claimants
shall file with their claims an oath Of allegi-
ance to the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer viii furnish official
copies Of al muster-in rolls, for the inlor-
nation 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 ac-
cepted receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with descriptive list Of
such slave, and become entitled to compcn-
sation for the service or labor Of said slave,
not exceeding the sum Of three hundred
dollars, upon filing with the above board a
valid deed Of manumissi0n and release, and
making satisfactory proof Of title; and any
slave 80 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments viii be made in accord
snce with the provisions Of General Order
No. 500, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GEORGE i. STEARNs,
Major and A. 4. g. U. s.,
Com'r Org'n U. S. COl0red Troops.
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