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Il the sabgeribsI hal obtained from the Orphans,
Columbia, lstisis ~, sSsni.ry on me psrsopsi
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Money nay be seat a. our risk n the letter con
tanning II be registered Treasury notes preferred
ad1tions may DO made TO a 90 the sAme terms. II
Y not necessary that the subscribers TO . club
Address 49, 80
w. J. MURTAGH d CO.,
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7 The many thousends cured II this institution
within the last eighteen years, and the numerous
yehnston, witnessed By the reporters Of the Sus"
and nany other Pspesp, notices Of which hsys. ap-
pear:d afsin and again before the public, bssides
sPonsibiiity, h sufnsisnt guarantees 10 The A.
SKIH ssEAsss srrEpiLY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular In restins
thsir lstssrs 70 his insttution, In the following
- 1sIi LOOM u. yoHNsroN, N. d.
.,. .TIfu5ts.. a N baltimore Lock Hospital,
yslefvE nsliAi ns5u'fs BAitinoss. MARYLAND.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 4, 1854
G.neral Orders, No. l.
Capt A. II Plummer, 19.h q. s. inf ,
being unable 70 perform active mounted
service, on account Of i'll health, is re-
lisved IS A. A l. G., and announced as
ordnance Officer for the District
Capt. G. NJ L johnson, I'd Ind. Cav
having reported for duty in pursuance Of
orders from Dep. Headquarters, is an
nounced as A. L g.
The following other officers are an
nounced:
Mi. T. o. Bigney, 18Th Wis. Vols,
Provost Marshal.
Capt E D Baker, Q. S. V0Is- A. Q N
Lieut.. Il. c. Blackman, 9Th Kansas
Vols, Judge Advocate.
Lieut.. Il. w. Barr, 81 Tenn. Cav, Asst.
Provost Marshal.
By command OF
Mi Gen. ROUSSEAU.
B.H. Polk, A. A.G. jan5-3t
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GAAAWNHf AANNaANhSAs
n. and NJ. LAEDsBERa 4 Co., corner Of
the Square and Market street. have on
hand complete stock Of Suffers Goods,
which they offer al the very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 dOz. grained Cavalry Boots.
u 4" Napoleon +"
20Butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
100 Caddiss Bright and Twist do.
65 Sweet do.
90 Gro. Sweet Owen, hne cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
30 Doz. Wool Travelling Shirts.
25 Cases Concentrated Milk.
20 /" SsrdinsA
IS {" Pickles.
20 Kegs Pigs Feet
100 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, MAekersl, Spices, Apple
Butter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
. full stock of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands Of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin-cOcktails, etc,
Call and see for yourselves
A. & NJ. LANDsBERs & Co,
Corner Market St. and Square.
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We are pleased TO inform all who are
fond of good living, that they can find
the finest selection Of dried, preserved
and fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies,
Nuts, Wines, and almost everything that
is good in the eatable and drinkabls line,
st W. W. TOtten's, No. % College street
opposite Sewanee House. he sells at the
lowest market rates, and delivers all goods
bought Of him free of charge.
dec28 I'm
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NOT RIoHT.-For the comfort and con-
vsnience Of the different Department Of
fcers located in this city, it has been
found necessary TO "press," or take by
military authority, several houses and
parts Of houses in various wards, and in
many instances the former occupants
have had an incredibly short space Of
time 10 vAeaie the premises. Taking
houses, or any thing else, is right per-
kaps, when the welfare Of the Govern
msnt or its affairs demand il; but we in
sist that . judicious discrimination
should be made in all cases. We viii
cite two or three cases 10 better illustrate
Oufmeaning: A couple Of very respecta-
bic gentlemen occupied rooms on
Union street. in which they carried on
business useful to the community, and
sufficiently lucrative to themselves 10 AZ
ford support for their families. They
were both speedily elected, while in the
same building there is nOurishing 'gsm-
bling hell" the sanciity Of whose pre-
cincts no law, civil or military, has ever
Invaded. We know Of another case
where the facts are very nearly the same.
We think that ia 81 instances where
houses are required, places dedicated TO
dsbsushery or Of doubtful morality
should give way to places Of Utility and
{ sterling industry.
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Mr.. DOrman's School, we Learn, opened
yesterday. It's location has been chang
I'd from Summer Street 70 10. IL South
Cherry Street, tRO doors below the Post
Office. Mr.. Djrman is a. accomplished
teacher, and we are glad to hear that bis
school will be foil.
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The butchers stalls at the market
house, were rented yesterday to the high
est bidders. The most Of them were
knocked down" at $50 or thereabouts !;
but several we're run up 10 prices vary
ing from $3.50 to 5000. Considerable ex-
citsment prevailed amongst the parties
TO these high bids.
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The jingle, jingle, Of bells on the
streets Sunday reminded US Of good times
sleighing when sleighs and horses that
were horses, could be had. The spas
nOdio attempts Sunday TO get up
counterfeit, were simply ridiculoue.
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Some Of our citizens who have lee
houses, have, we are informed, been put
ting up ice. So the cold weather may be
beneficial to somebody. The ice gather
ed from ponds is about three inches and
= half thick.
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BUgIEEss CHASsE.--Lse S. Dnun & Co.,
have sold their interest in the Exchange
and Brokers establishment on Union
street, to ID. G. Love, who will continue
che business. Mr.. Love is a competent
business man, Of the siriciest integri-
-
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Information wanted.

Hd-Qrs. Co. E., 18th Tenn. Cav.
NashriHs, Tenn. Jan. 4, 1868.
Nh EDIToR-Sir: I was driven away
from my home in WOodTille, Marshall
county, Alabsns; was making my way
to Illinois-arrived At Nashville; where
/ enlisted in the 18th Tenn. Cav, Co. E
Ia one week from that time my wife fol-
lowed in pursuit of me TO Illinois. She
passed through Nashville, and since that
time I have not heard from her. would
like to have my position published, that
she may haze An opportunity 20 fad me.
JAMES P. BLACK.
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CHRISTMAS GRTs.-J. Welt b Co., who
have permanently established themselves
at Benson's Music Store, "a Union street,
have just received large stock Of impOr-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains, gold pens with and without hold
ers, double-platsd table, dessert and tea
spoons, forks and butter knives, also COB
let's and cups, and everything usually
found in a joTelry store, which they will
sell low for Christmas and New Year
presents. Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented. Go szd see
their stock. WELF & Co,
81 Union ST., BensOn's Music Store.
NIB. Watches and jsWelry repaired
and warranted.
Dec. 15--1m.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MlpAIQtT pEsPArcHss. :


WAsHIxaTos, Jan. 4.-Ths rebels un-
der Gen. Early, are reported to be con
contrasting in ShenadOsh Valley fer 9
raid on Winchester and Mmtiusburg.
Gen. Kelley is ready for them.
The remainder of the $40 loan, about
60,0o0. GOO, is not to be sold 10 spscula-
tors.
1t is rainOred that Frank Blair has re-
signed.
Gen. Burnside has been ordered 10 re-
port in Washington City.
Last Friday 3 detachment Of the I'd
Massachusetts, cavalry while scouting
near Hsymarkst, killed and captured q
number of encamped guerTillAs clad in
Federal uniforms.
Pittsburg navigation Is Suspended. Al
leghany river is full Of ice; here and at
Oil City it is entirely closed. Fears are
entertained that it win entirely destroy
quite number of coal boats between
here and Wheeling.
CAIRO, Jan. 2-It was reported At
Memphis, on the 29th, that Forrest hap
crossed the Tennessee river on Monday
with one Of the largest supply trains Of
the war, besides every horse and mule
that could be found in the country. Re-
ports exist that he has been defeated by
our forces at SUmmerVille and Middle
burg, but no particulars.
Col Hatch was wounded at the battle
near LaGrange. lie is in Memphis, and
out of danger.
The Thermometer ct Cairo yesterday
was Il degrees below zero; everything
frozen. Upper Mississippi perfectlv
solid to its junction with the Ohio
Nothing heard from Gen. Smith. -Four
rows of buildings at Columbus Ky. bar
racks consumed by fire last night. No
lives lost.
Several members of CoIored regiments
were frozen to death ct Island No. 10.
night before last.
Gen. w. s. Sherman and S!af are on
their way here.
LIS Navy department. Is Oinclally H.
formed that the rebels, on Christmas
morning, opened on the GuDbost Mar
blehead, from Stone Inlet batteries, when
the Pawnee and P. Williams came TO her
aid, and compelled the rebels to retreat
in disorder, leaving two gune.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-MarshSl Murray.
seized $1,000. 900 of Confederate bonds
and Treasury notes, together with plans,
dies, tools, machinery, etc. The parties
concerned were arrested.
CTNUNEATI, Dec. 4--Soms soldiers
were frozen to death at Camp Chase on
Saturday.
There is q great deal of suffering
among the railroad men Aad passengers.
The river is full Of ice-no bos:s can
go up stream.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-WeAthsr more
moderate to-day; mercury % deg. above
zero; barometer 2940 and falling. Con-
siderable snow since last night It is
now cloudy, indicating more snow.
Col. S. q. Bruce has succeeded Col. A.
w. Halman as commRndant Of this post.
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Cameron, knight & Co. will be happy
10 see tier customers at the store for
merly occupied by w. 8. Eakin & Co.,
where they have new goods and plenty
Of room. dec30-6t1
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Having again collected foil corps Of
printers, we put more reading matter on
the outside pages, and expect hereafter to
present our readers with . greater va
riety.
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We are indebted to our handsome
friend Davis at the SewA5ee news sgen-
CT for copy ofFeaak Lsslie's Ladies'
Alnsnao fer 1864 he has plenty more.
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we have for Sale
5000, 900
worth Of real estate, comprising some Of
the most desirable Farms and City Resi-
dences in Davidson county.
W. MATT BRowE, & Co.,
Real Estate and GenL Business AgtS,
jan. 1-1w. No. fl Cherry Street.
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Oysters Fresh Oysters served up in
every variety Of style, can be had at the
DOnsgana Restaurant in any quantity.
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MEETING AT TIE CAPITOL.

MEETING AT THE CAPITOL.
At q meeting of army officers, held al
the State Capitol on the 30th ult, to in
augurate measures to further the ar
rangements of a Grand Military Ball,
Maj. Bigney Was called to Che Chair, and
Capt. Hstton appointed Secretary. The
following committees were appointed:
Committee Of Arrangement.
Col. Lum, 10th Michigan Infantry.
Col. lines, 1st Michigan E. and II.
Col Kenneth, 10Th Ohio Infantry.
Col. Case, 10th Illinois Infantry.
Col. Dustea, 105th
Maj. Cowan, 10th
Capt. Dickson, A. A.G
Capt. Nevins, A. A. g.
Capt. Elkin, 9Th Kentucky Cavalry.
Capt. WinslOw, A. Q. NJ.
Capt. Casey, 18th Indiana Infantry.
Capt. Mills, 74th Ohio
Capt. Hunt, 1st Kentucky
Capt. Brown, 51st Illinois
Capt. Huckins, 10th Michigan Infantry.
Lieut.. Wharton, 10Th Illinois
Lieut.. Bates, 9th Kentucky
Col. Lyon, 18th Wisconsin
Col. Harrison, 10Th Indiana
Col Croxton
1t Col. Valeite, 105th Illinois d"
Maj. Bigney, 18th Wisconsin
Maj. ThurstoD, Surgeon, .. s. n.
Cant. Irwin A. q M
Capt Stubs, 40. III.
Capt. Brooke, U. S. A.
Capt. Rhodes, Goth Illinois Infantry.
Capt Isom, 25th Illinois, A. A. Q. n.
Capt. Hatton, 22d Michigan Infantry.
Capt Allen. 29sh Indiana
Capt. Jones, 18th Michigan
Capt. Bullock, 18th Michigan
Lieut.. Booth, A. D. @.
Lieut.. Keeland, 18th Michigan Infantry
The following Subcommittee we're
appointed:
Committee Of Invitation
Col. Lum, Col. KennetL
Col. Dustin, Maj. Bignsy,
Maj. Thurston, Maj. Cowan.
Co@p1ittee Of Reception.
Capt. Hunt, Capt. Boyd,
capt. ElkiD, Lieut. Bates,
Lieut.. Wolf, Lieut. Kneeland.
Elsor Managers.
1t. Col. spslding, Capt. Schuster,.
Surgeon BatWell, Gag. NOrcrass,
Capt. Bullock, Lieut.. Booth.
Committee on Supper.
Mi. Bigney, Capt. Winslow,
Capt. Casey, L. CT. wharton.
Committee on Music.
Mai. Bigaey, Capt. Winslow,
+. Capt. johnson, Capt Elkin-
COMMITTEE on HaR.
Capt. Casey, Capt. Jones,
Capt. Schustsr, Lieut.. Reese.
Conaittos on Printing.
Capt. Allen, Capt IsOn.
3reaur9-Cspt. Allen.
Doorkseper-Lieutenant Reese.
The Committee Of Arrangements has
fixed the price Of tickets at Eve dollars
fog sale at the Bookstores and by the
Committees. The price Of the ticket in
eludes the supper.
MAJ. BTGNEY, Chairman.
Cspt. HATTos, Secretary.
The above BAN win scoms OF" nsxt
Thursday evening, January 7th.
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Wood brought fabulous prices yester-
day, and was "gObbled up" rspidly By
those who could raise the grsenbacks.
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At the Gold Pen Depot, " North
Cherry street, can be found good Vari-
ETY. of Watches, gold and plated Lockets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens Of
every description.
nov25tf E. L. TARRox.
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Negroes are selling very low Ia Mis-
soufi. Women and children do moi bril g
$500. So much for The rebellion.
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II stated that the number Of negroes
mustered into the service Of the United
States in Tennessee, amounts = Z $50.
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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
ter, SGrdnss, HOLSTERS, Spced Herring, Dried Beef
Bslogna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, Raisons Figs
Dates, Almonds, Fiberts Brazil and Peanuts Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts ETC., at
A. LOUIS Il CO.,
% Horth Market Street.
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A staiisticiAn declares that there are
ZIG. 175 horses in Englsnd-6O0 900
FIR private use.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE BY GEORGE
W. SHIELDS & Coon Thursday morn
ing January 9TH, 1854, commencing at
half past 8 A. NJ, at the residence Of Mrs.
Patrick, No. 81 North Market, corner of
Gay, the Household Furniture Of one of
the finest boarding houses in the City Of
Rocks, newly and beautifully furnished
in every department, in everything ap-
pertaining to the above establishment.
Military necessity is the cause Of the
above establishment being vacated, and
the goods, wares, &C., will be sold with
out limit or reserve, as the premises has
to be vacated positively this week. Take
notice everybody interested in this sale,
and govern yourselves accordingly. Half
past o'clock, AN.
GEORGE SHIELDS & Co.
n 7 Juou,y Auof;ooa-
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Tne following are the regular meetings
for the different Councils in the city Of
Nashville:
TESSEssEB COUNCIL, NO. 1.
Monday and Thursday, at z P. h.
sERAAE COUNCIL, Nc. z
Tuesday, at z P. b.
HOBBS COUNCIL, no. z.
Saturday, at z P. n.
dec5-3m
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THEATRE.--Ths drama of Edith was
produced 81 the the theatre last night
Miss Matilda Heron sustaining tho char
acter of Edith. This drama is founded
upon the famous novel of East Lynne,
and Is rather an improvement upon that
produced by Miss Denim, whilst there is
no comparison in the dramatic ability OF
the two women. Miss Heron is vastly
the superior of Miss D., being one Of the
very first artists Of the times. Her act
ing last night was very fne. No ono
who appreciates great talents should
fail to attend during her engagement.
Edith will be repeated TO- night.
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Ii. J. LEoHE, Auctioner.

GRAND MILITARY BALL.
For The Benefit of tie Sick and Wounded
Soldiers of6e "Army Of The OEmbsT-
land"
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@HhrilIe aiea.

TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. ;, 1864
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AGREEMENTS

NV THEATRE.-The entertainments
ii The new theatre tonight are various
and excellent. The amusing play of "Pa-
rents and Guardians" in which Mile
Johanna Clausssn appears as Bob Net
ties; the Phantom SkG" with the
charming Zoe, as Alexis; The Scotch
mans Dream" . grand ballet, in which
Zoe, Ben Yates, and the Corps de Ballet
take part; and 4 Song in Costume, By
The Csptain"-M'lle Johnanna-con-
stitute the bill. Who could wish bet
Ter one?
The above mentioned artists appeared
last night. and At once made their way
into the good graces of the audience.
Zoe never looked more lovely she played
admirably. Her rendition of the French
Spy is one Of the bsst We have ever seen.
Her lively and graceful cOmpeer, Mile
Claussen, is an actress of rare ability,
and will be a great favOrite before her
engagement closes.
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The weather commenced moderatiDg
Saturday night; and Sunday morning
we were greeted with falling snow, which
continued fitfully TO come down during
the day. Yesterday 3 slight dTizzle was
kept up, afording water enough to satu
rate the snow and start little streams IL
The cutters, making walking very IN
pleasant. Altogether, the weather for
the past four days has been most disa-
greeable. It is not often TIE like is ex.
perienced in this quarter.