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posr.oRFICE NOTICE.

nN and after the I,t day Of March no paper or let.
" Ter Wi, be delivered unless the postage is paid.
Postage on oil papers must be paid enc quarter IN
advance. This rule will be strictly adhered e N
erery instance and no person need be offended II his
paper Or letter is held up for postage. No credit for
Stamps will be given 10 any person whatever.
Persons indebted for postage will please call and
's'"s' C. &. PARISH. p. NJ
February 10. W
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= nd Mnrchead City. and occupy 4 position
an the North bank Of the Neuse, Just be-
law Newbrrn, which completely cuts Oft
al supplied from the Yankee garrison a.
N~vbern. We hope TO hear further and
even better intslligence from that sec'ion
to-day. Md
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FROM KINsroN.

Richmond, Feb. ,4:--The following off.
cial dispatch was received from kias,on
On the Sd:
To Gen. $. Cooper I'll made . recon
n.issance within amile and half OF New
BERN. with Hoke's Brigade aud part Of
Gorse's and Clin:man's and'sane artillery.
! met the enemy in iorce at Bachelors
Creek. aud killed and-woon.led about one
hundred. and cap,ared ,hertten officers,
two hundred and eighty Privates, fourteen
negroes. two riaed pieces and caisson',
hires hundred stand Of small arms, four
su,bulsuces. three Wagons. ffty-hve ami.
mails, a quantity Of cls,hing. the camp and
garrison squipsge. and two Gags. Com'
mander Wood captured and destroyed the
United States ganboat Underwater.
Oar Io.s is thirty.6ye killed and wound
ell.
Signed. =. y. PiCkfII.
Maj Gen. Commanding.
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- ~ Assssss sili - go sssiss pssss. sviss
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~ There win BE- Conveuiion held Al the cour,
HOUSE. % Tuesday d February cost. ny the Css.
ssrvsdss party. 70 select ssss suitable psrsoa ss .
csidids,s Cor he Senate. 10 piece Of the Hen. Va.
A. GssAss. ssssnsd. u 10 Asps thss all the disss
10 the eosa,y vilI BE- appreciated.
MANI VOTERS.
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FLAX SEED WANTED.
WE viii pay ,he highest Cash prizes for I,sos
w bushels Or Flax Seed.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD 4 CO.
February :. 81
CALL AND SEE.


WE are receiving in par. the following necessary
and desirable Goods, WHICH We will sell al a
email advance, for cash only: =
Z very handsome Black shaws,
600 yards ~ Bleached Shirtinss,
400 yards IA Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark FaHcy ditto,
500 yards A Light Fancy ditto,
Colored end white Pocket Handkerchief,
$40 dozen Coais's EPool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper,
lli3 lbs. Cooking Sods,
20 dos Goat Skins for Boots and Ladies' Shops,
% bags Dry Salt,
400 lbs. Epssm Salts,
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD L CO.
Fsbrusy 8. ST.
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Quarter Masters Department,
Raleigh. February 9Th. 1854.

NHtIBut 7 cUEuaIy stut tooss
THIS Department has on hand small lot Of Cot
i ton Cards for distribution among the families Of
.cldiets The special courts OF each county are 70.
uues,ed TO appoint IN agent in each county TO receive
nd distribute them. The price will be I've dollars,
$50 and necessilous wives and mothers OF soldiers
will have the preference. More are expected daily
and will Be sent out as fast as received.
H. A. D0WD, A. Q. NJ, N. Z. A.
F.h IN. ST. 17-3t
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A GuSvEsrgp IsrIpRL. = Mr. Joseph
Barker. WIN held a public debate with
Rev. DR.. Berg, several years since. In
Philsd,lphia. on lhe truth Of the Christian
religion "a discussion in which he showed
himself 5lasphsmrr Of the EXTREMIST kind.
delivered discourse Al Mir6eld, Eng,
last year. in which he announced himself
CHRISTIAN. and publicly thanked God Tor
his deliserance from The perlleus position
Of the infdei.
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Lnoslx's CAass.- me nsa II tAis ags-
~. seys Mrs. Stsss. 10 ~ Dsstsa Watch.
usa. has suffered mere ed deeper. slesss
VIII cry. wessy, patiest pais. that seen-
% 70 ssas like accessibility. "WAieA-
ever way Il ea1s." hs sAil % The writer.
81 have the iuSsssiss that I shsa't Last
leg alter u u sves." After The drssdfsl
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Adjatant and Inspector Generals Office.
Richmond, Feb. !, 1854.
GENERAL oRDERs,}
No. IA.
THE following order il published for the inforna.
- iiog Of all concerned:
q. s. America, War DEPARTMENT.
Richmond Feb. l, 1864.
EXCHANGE NOTICE. NO. VIII.
i.Ail prisoners heretofore held by the United
States authorities whether Oficers, Soldiers Ci.
vlsns received al City Point before the Isl Of Jam
uary, 1864, are hereby declared exchanged
All officers and men Of the Vicksburg capture
who Reported for duty at Enterprise, Miss, at any
time prior 10 the l4h Of November 1863, and whose
names were forwarded 10 me by Maj Gen. Iohn II
Forney. are declared exchanged.
3. All officers and men Of the Vicksburg capture
belonging ~ the first Tennessee heavy artillery, whS
reported for duty ST Marietta, Ga. and whose names
were foi warded TO me BY COL A. Jackson are deelar
ed exchanged.
RIO. OULD. Agent Of Exchange.
By orders
(signed., .. CooPra, Adj't. and Insp'r. Gen.
\ Feh. "a. 32-6
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Mrs. Sraton, wife Of Mr.. Ssaton. and
sister Of the late Joseph Gales. Of the Ma
tsnal intelligence, At Washington. d. g.,
died recently at the age Of seventy -fsur.
Mrs. Sea.on was 4 native Of Raleigh, and
daughter Of the venerable Joseph Gales. ST..
the. feunser Of The Raleigh Register.
The Telegraph is completed between
Raleigh and Fayetteville. and messages
passed over the wires for the 6rst tins
last esen,ag. We coagratula ie the old
Town on again being brought int commu
niea,ion with The Tslegrsphic world.
The Abingdon yirginian. Of the 18th
uit.. learn. that Gen. Jones's aud Giltssr's
command eapturei a forasisg party o'
Yankees in Lee consty q few dsys ago
comprising abop, 100 prisoners. with theiI
arms and squipuents. serses, males, va
gous and all.
THE PRIcR ~ PArEa "A bill was pre-,
sented Il the Office yesterday. says the Az
lan,a Csntederacy. Of one fhsiHsnd H1
hundred and fifty dollars. for eleven bun
dies Of paper. 10 times Of peace. PaPe'
was the least expensive item in the bust
ness Of newspaper making. Members o
Congress usej not worry their brains abou
the suppression Of Confederate newspa
pen. The paper mills At this Increase
will soon ehectually put a. end to then
oil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-10

KssrvcxS.-ws are informed that the
Provisieaal { suncil Of Kentucky have re-
eeady convened. and amongst other shirgs.
have Passed Q Law by which they asthor-
izs a. eleetion 10 be held. on the 10th OF
February. for representatives frsm Kes-
lucky to the Congress Of the Confederate
States.
The act requires IN election By general
ticket. and permits al legal vsters sow 10
Che army a. veil a. refugees frsn the State
TO vote. aad provides that oGcers sf rsgil-
nents. &C.. nay essdset the election. Il
alss requires sss representative 70 reside
- each Of the twelve cossrsssissal dc.
tricts II de State.
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|repulse Of Fredericksburg, he said. /" II
there isa man Gu Of he'll that suffers more
than do, pity him." In those dark
days his heavy eyes and worn and weary
air told hsw our reverses wore upon him.
and yet there was a never failing fund OF
patience at the bottom that sometimes rsse
to the surface in some droll, quaint saying
or starry. that forced a laugh even from
himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-10

R,chmsnd, Feb. 4.-'nr New York
Herald cf the hrsl. has bern received.
L,nealn has issued an o,der Ter the DAFT.
lag Of live hundred Thousand men on the
lenth Of March. Tie Herald sars the ar
der Is but a consolidation OF the two calls
previously issued 10, ihr.s hanired lhsu-
,.nd. nearly half OF whom have been 90.
tanned BY volunteering and re.enli.,ment
Dispatches IRON Western Virginia indi-
cate that Gen. Earl, had Captured IN lar
DIV county. = lev da,s asp. tram Of eisa-
" wagons, laden with commlssary stores.
The Kentucky Legislature has adjoarn-
ed without eleeuns a Senator.
Judge Murph,. OF Fort Smith. has been
elected Provisional Governor Of Arkansas.
Geld unehsoeed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-10

Con. A. J. Hamilton. aholitlonist. ha,
hren appointed Military Gssernor Of Tex
a.. and hal public reception in Matamaras
by Gov. Zerona and chriinas. In speech
al the bsnquet. he ansdsnccd that in case
he F,snch advanced an Matamoras the
Yankees would help the Mexicsns whip
them aut.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-10

THk NoRru CARoLixA FaasriER--AS ls-
cIprsr.--We have. from most reliable
source. the inlormatien thata detachment
from Massachusetts pegro regiment. an
der the colonel csmnsnding. ieii Norfolk
.a,t seek Tor Csrrituck coaaiy. n. u. to
attack. and cap,sre if pass,ble, some Of ear
guerillas Of Lieut. Whites csuaand.
Failing 10 this. they VISITED . srcand time
The house Of Lisui. White. and after abus-
iug the. family. took his daughter. IN ac-
compIished young lady sf sesenteea years.
After having her hsads tied 10 froat Of her
anil the rope tArswa over her shoulders.
she was driven. By biz nsgrs. with cur
ses and abuse. in treat Of the command.
towards Norfolk. when within eve miles
Of Nerfslk they net segimsnt Of New
York white infantry, who. with ito cslonsl
II the head. knocked OVER the nsgrs dri-
ssr aud rescued Mise White from the me-
gro gsard. and sent her T. Norfolk In .
carriage. Riek~ssJ Ess~isr.
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rur smrHr,rl, ArY.,s. :. Richmond

THE SmTHrIgLD ArPnR. = Richmond.
Feb. 2.-0n Sunday las, about one hua-
drsd and fifty Yankees landed at smith
6.ld. from a ganboat. and prncee'led aoon'
live miles into the i.,ee,or Tor the purpose
vi destroying Gotten tiactnry. They
were met by squad Of Confederate ca.
salry. when . skrmish ens~ed. The Yam
ksrs returned 10 SmithdeiJ. Az ohiglal
dispatch. dated lat night. ray thai tbs
~hsle ioree has been captured and the
sunbest DESTROYED. Ma one hurt on our
srIr. four 81 the Yankees we're Killed
aud two or three wounded. The expedl.
tisa was sent by Butler.
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NOTICE j.

JAMES II. PARISH. Sergeant Major Of Robertson
- Battalion Of Reserve Artillery, under Gen. Jos.
E. Johnston, will be in Hsborosgh about the iatA
Instant recruiting for Lumsdens Battery enc Of The
6nssi and most brillisn: companies In the western
Army. and will be glad to recruit eight nsn.
A ehanes is now offered TO any who wish 70 JON
enc 81 the finest companies new 10 service.
: Call 81 the Ped Office.
Fsbruary 10. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-10

CHARLEsroN.- siege has now lasted
upwards Of two hundred days. The airing
has become slow, and comparatively few
shells are throYn into the city. Among
the incidents worth noticing. enc Of the
enemy's large shells. after penetrating the
roef OF q dwelling, overturned bed in
which three young children were sleeping
together. throwing them rudely 10 the floor,
but then, strange . saw. passing on with.
out bursting. and bur,ins itself "a the
foundation Of the house.
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Charleston. Feb. 2.--The steamer Pres-
to. Capt. Hsrrey. from Nassau. Goth. in
attempting to run in about . o'clock this
morning, got ashore OF Sulivan's Island,
and re mains immoyable. Most Of the car
90. which is on Government account, will
BE saved in good condition. The enemy
Opened heavy ere on The steamer at day.
light and continued il all day. Il is be-
lievea that tho vessel will be a total wreck,
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SALE OF NEGROES.

VViI.L be sssssd fss sais - Tassday o. Fserssry
w Cssa. uhs sd inst ;, bsssfe me ooan nsuss
|Soss A HilshsssusA, svo Negro Women and hvs
shiISrsv. po,h women ere coed cocks, ssss very
good sssAa and iroasr.
Ale Sos birs fss he rsns;sdes 4 iAs year, 90
ysusg nssrs wsmas ed Mas. -
Z. d. MARTIN.
ps.r,.,, 10. 3s-svp
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Oomp0ny's ehOps,2
Jsnssry 18th, 1854.
ONE sos,h shsr date shall apply 70 the North
~ Csroliss Rsilrosa Company for the reissue Of
Csrtiaess Ne. 1899 for tsa shares Of their CAPITAL
stsek-,As original having been lost or mislaid.
TH0MsS j. SUMNER.
ysp. H. so-ln
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JUST RRCHvkD.
TVolLBf SOAP. nsslisA kssassl ouisiae 90
u Liss OIL Salts, Ohlsrsissn, icslsnS. ~
have % AssS tvs sssls very ed WINE. 81 The
DRUG STORE.
Jas. IL -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
The Georgia Campaign.

The intelligence from Sherman which
is published in our dispatches, is truly
important, If true, and we are inclined
20 give it credit 1t is in accordance
with certain facts admitted by the
Rebel papers, which announced that he
was bar Eve miles from Savannah, ano
in line Of battle, Abd then refused to
give further particulars. But we shall
not be held long in suspense; perhaps
our dispatches which are to come be
fore going to press may throw sorae
light on the subject; but at most, We
shall have some definite information
within few days
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

The New Albany Ledger learns that
there are q large number Of refugees ia
and around Jacksonville, some OF
whom seem to have no homes or habit
atoms but old stables, barns, log houses,
DC, in the woods back of the city.
These women are ofa degraded nature,
and their children are actually suffer
ing for the want Of that care which the
psothsrp ofthena 30 grossly neglect. In
one 'or two instances children have
been found dead in the'moods--actu-
ally starved or frozen to death.
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CAMP PEoy. Div, ARxY TExE,
~ 9T1A Dee IA. 1864
A very pleasant little incident occur
red in the camp Of the lst Bat, %
Brig, Prov Div. Army Of the Tenn,
this morning. Maj c. c. Cox Of the
veteran I4th Ill infantry, eorannending
the 1sE Bat, was presented with hand
some sword and belt BY the men cons
prisirg his Bat, as a memento Of their
high appreciation Of his qualities as an
officer and gentleman Lieut.. Oscar
Lodwig of the. 2oth III. Infantry made
the presentation speech, which was re-
piled to BY the Major in a handsomt
manner, assuring the donors, that while
ne lived, their present should never BE-
farnished BY any act Of hffs The boy,
.hen gave three rousing cheers and 8
Tiger for their little Nsjor and three
for the Union, and then quietly dis
persed to their suartera
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a party of travellers lately climbed
lookout Mountain to plant an Ameri-
can flag upon the summit. A hickory
stick, cut on the top, was presented to
General Rawlins, Chief of General
Grants staff, who has had it made into
cane The number of knots in il
correspond with the letters in the name
of Lookout Mountain, and each of them
has been tipped with silver letter
reading from the top downward, Look
out Mountain" The ferule IS the tip
Of bayonet scabbard captured from
the Rebels
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The Louisville Press says Gen. Lyon
captured the steamer Thos. E Tut, on
Friday last, about Is miles above Fort
Donelson, and burnt her. Soon after
the capture Of the Tut the steamers
Ben South, J. n Kellogg, and another,
name not known, came along. The
Kellogg succeeded in passing the batter
les, but was very badly cat up. The
steamer Ben South was taken, and .
battery placed upon her, transforming
her into gunboat, and sent after the
Kellorg. The latter was a towboat
and impeded by barge, but cutting
that loose from her she succeeded in
beating the Ben South and made her
escape. The Kentucky. Des Moines,
Echo, and.Rosa D. are also reported cap
tured. The Ben South is q New Albany
ferry boat, largo and stout The Rosa
D. and Des Moines arc large ST. Louis
boats; the Kentucky is an old craft
and the Echo Is small stern.sheeler
owned by The Portland Canal Company
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Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER, \
RASHyILLE. TEaS... Dee. lsta, -
am sathofiSed 60 pufcha FOR use OF Govern
menf, Twelve lIsl Dozen splu Botionned Chars
Sealed proposals i5F furnishing same Will te rsceiv
"a sc this Office lG5 Cherry street, unul saturday
Bee s4tn, 1854, A. iR NJ Chars must BE- 81 Wtl
seasoned wood aad well fuade, end delivered q
Government Ware Rooms. No. 3, South Marke
street on or before January Ist. 1s6s. Proposal
vii Stale lowest pricc per dozen e which the Chir
" IA be furnished and addres~ed 70
" A. WAINWRIGHT,
Bv order u Capt. aud Asst Or Mr.
Bns, Gen J. I. DaNALpsoS. CHI. Z. D., y, " c.
decIs-td
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

By order Of the War Department, no
more money, for the present, is to be
paid % ofbcers all available cash is to
pc handed over to 5ischarged soldiers
and resign;ng officers, and TO the gal.
lant privates in the field.
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Annual Income Tax.

COLLECTORS OFFICE. n DISTRICT TENN. I
fNAsHff1La, Det. 18th, 1854. (
THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT LIST FOR TIE
Il yeAr tSta, 81 ~ lneeme-. Carriages, and kicen-
-, has been rcneised nom The Assessor, ard y
noH TeAfF tor eoeeifona Also the Speeisl inoonne
list Tor ist3 AL per ons are hereby notified ihsi
saia taxes ns BE peid On or before The Slsf Gag q
Deeensnfl, inat assr which dafs tie penalties pre-
aefihed ~ iA& ai1 b rEidis enferred
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

The contributions of the citizens Of
Nevada to the Sanitary Commission, in
gold and silver, were equivalent TO
s. 81 from each voter or $l5 l3 in on,
currency. The whole amount has been
SO, $40 Oh in specie, equal to $l64, 955
Y in currency, Arrangements were
made on election~day TO allow the
voters to1contribute further as they
might feel inclined, and a considerable
sum would probably be realized, 10 be
added 10 that above named
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.bE Miscellaneous Matters.

We have very little neF, in references
TO the actual situation along the lineE
The usual picket firing, and slsirndish-
ing, was carried on, but the reconnoit-
ering was less heavy, than on the day
previous The general impression is,
that Hoods infantry force Is in the
same position as stated in our last
that Is, his right rested on the Nolens-
vile, and his left on the Hardin pike :
with only mere akirrnish lines to the
East and West ~
We saw a gentleman who escaped
from the vicinity. Of the Hermitage,
night before last and who reached this
city last nighs, and he states that be
had frequent Communication with some
Of Forests men, and that the main
body Of rebel eayalry was believed TO
be in the vicinity. One Of the nneD
with whom be eonyersed, stated that
he was Of the number VINO attempted
to enter 1furfreesboro On the 9TH; but
he added that ne bad to get oat 50
quick that he didn't get any "store
clothes" go
The rebels appear to be exceedingly
anxious to cut the Louisville Railroad,
or to plant battery along The riye'g
bank, above Edge6eld Junction, so a.
to command it efectually, as they be-
lieve taat would completely blockade
the city, and so starve both citizens
and soldiers. n
gour informant gathered from the cav
airy with whom he conversed, the infor
nation that the rebels we're exceeding
ly anxious 10 cover the Franklin pike
and to do this, they had drawn in their
right and left wings and thrown them
to the rear A portion of the army. it
is reported, has fallen back some
miles 70 the rear Of the main forces,
though they are kept continually with
in sunportinq distance of the 'front.'
The rebels are Boosting that they are
going to get enough eenforcements to
capture Nashville; their friends in the
city are Boosting that Price, Msgruder,
Breckenridge, and others, will soon be
here; bat how they are to get along
they are unable to explain.
The rebel sympathizers set afoat
greet number of rumors, yesterday,
principal Of which Mas, that Rousseau
had been driven from Murfrecsboroi
but that is false, as we are assured from
the highest authority
The weather has been warm, and the
ground is perfectly thawed, and the
roads sloppy There are indications Of
rain
LArrn; Day before yesterday Gen.
Hood was at the residence Of Mrs.
Rains, and remarked 10 an officer, in
her presence, that he had inspected all |
the fortifcations, and that they exactly |
suited him; and that he was as certain
to take Nashville, as that the city stood
where it did. This Mrs. Rains told to |
Col Thompson, who commanded a brig |
ade Of colored troops, on the recon~
noitering expedition, an account Of
which we published yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

The St Louis Difpatch Of the 24th
says that person calling himself COZ
Charles carpenter, formerly Chief Of
Scouts while en- r6ute from Memphis
to that city on a steamboat, on which
Rere also the Peak Family, induced
the latter to give concert on board fer
the benefit Of poor wonan and fonr
children who were among the Passen-
gers Each passenger paid . dollar
AID quite a handiome sum was reaiized
The Colonel GOT possession Of t. and
s'snizziede when the boat reached Caiso,
leaving the poor woman pinus, and
the epenk Family and passengers
somkwhat indignant
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GALLERY
OF The
Cumberland
CATALOGUE

nF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs DE yIsTTE or
[ dlst3nsEuIshei ofiGers a ~ Feieral ant Coz
ac1e-.te Arry aad navy f5r saie, Wholeasis and
RsEal A lbeEal fh-coIEt made - 1eaaers
pefsl rrsea - re1ts. cent D any part a ihs
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.1o~s,@ Il -sHOslsE-s atLLERT OF THE CUM
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

Large bounties are offered in New
Hampshire for recruits for Hancock's
Corps, which bids fair 10 be speedily
organized
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
For Rent for 1865.

TUE FINE SUIT OF ROOMS OVER THE
Feoferoom IL henderson a Bro, Nc % North
Cherry street These rooms are well Ventilated,
ard = niaeufcsnt stanS for a az class ssieen
ALSO NO rooms IN me rear ~ TIE above, lace
roouss sor Offees or sieeJlBe arariments.
ALSO ne third story, lhis can b. throWh into
one large roora thirty b sixty fest SUITABLE or pA-
rsserfesn tzaiiery or pubic room. Apply 30
~. MATT. BROWN 3 O..
deelo-iw a Cherry sireet