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A fswiRsAsoNs WHY THE
AMERICAN WAyg.I

10 luk bESt,
II Ia made on the hes. principle, while the foreign
watch Is generally made on no principle at all.
Let us look at the contrast. The foreign watch is
mostly made by women and boys, by land. While
their labor Is cheap their work Is dear any price
Such watches are made without plan and sold with
out guarantee. They are irregular In construction,
and quite rs irregular In movement. They are design
oil only to sell aud buyer is the party most thor
ouyhiy sold. Those who have kept "ancrcs," "le'
pinr" aud "Swiss levers" In protested repair for
NV years will appreciate the truth Of our statement.
TuErIAN OF rus AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made OF several hundred little
piece. screwed together, the body OF the American
watch Is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar inter
fercs with the harmony of Its working, and no snd'
den shock throw Its machinery out OF gear Sc
cc..ion Of one part from another Is unknown I" It's
constitution and in riding or any business pusn 1t
l. all held together rs firmly single piece of mot
sl I, Is lust what all machinery should be-
ist. ACCtKArs.
I'd. SIMrIE.
3d. STRONG
4th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure GREATNESS by our system,
but OF Atty. We do not pretend that our Watch
eau he bought for les, monc, than the foreign make
bsiers but that for Its real value 1t is sold for one
half Its price.
ctr SOLDIERS WATCH ,named VIM. Ellcryl Is
what Its name iudcatcs-Sod, Substantial, aud al
WAYS Reiiahlc-warrantcd to stand any amount Of
Marching, Riding or Fighting.
CTR NEXT iiiOntH QUALITY OF WATCH
naued T. : Rartlctil Is similar In sire and general
appearance but ha. more jewels, and more elsbo-
rate finish.
Our LADIES WATCH. recently Wrought out, Is
put up In great variety Of patterns, many OF them
Of rare beauty aud workmanship, Is quite small, but
warranted to ktsr time,
OUR Young GENrLEM,N's wArcu Is nca'e
no, large and just the thing tor the pocket of Dung
America.
TIL. PROOF Of the merits Of our Watch ma, | {
found In the fact that employ over tive hun
dred workmca in factories and tina, we are stu
unable to supply the constantly increasing demand
OUR ruRsH.oUARrER PLATE WATCH Is thin
ncr and lighter than the others We have described
II, ane ehronomv,rr balance is decatcy adjusted TO
correct the variation caused by changes of tempcra
TURF These Watches automatically rated
and arc the fruits Of the latest experiments in chr
neme,rs and made BY omr best worSmcn, In s
separate department Of our factory. For the finest
time keeping qualities they challenge comparison
With the hest work, Of the famous English and
| swiss makers.
EoEEINS 4 APPLETON,
! .tsta;s far tAs .ta;ricaH WatA cerraas,
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Notltr OF FoRgCLoSrRn

y
Whereas rclsiish wc>ceti, formerly Of rcnohsesnt
in the County Of NancHck aud State of Maine ny
deed vi mortgage dated the ninth day 81 tS<rmeer,
in the wear of lOrd thousand eight hupdrci
and SiNtV.two and rceariy in she Hammock Registry
Of t',tSiS volume II; lssv aG conveyed ~ us Chas
\ Catr, john Dresser and John W, Dresser al Of
Ca.tinc in the County Of hsnecS aferHssid certain
pieces Or parcels of land situated in feucescet
sinrc>aid and Aeuuicd and dcscrihcVl follows 70
Wit the first pieSe south westerly hN snd owned BY
Robert wcscatt and Nathan Cunningham south
castrrlv hN the town road. and north eaS;rriv by
land owned by Robert Wescott, containing sixteen
acres more or lcsS-snd the second pcSc bounded -
follows: beginning al the town rad a. the north
corner Of land owned Nv Edward Wight. thence run.
ming On Wight's side line lands oH ned by elafiah
Perkins, theacc NoFthcriy said NfAins line. -
To contain sixteen and half scrcs and the third
liece bounded follows; beginning ~ land owned
Nv J tray, running south ess;criv by lands owned
hs William Perkins north castcrlv hy land owned BY
kias Litsleheii and thence to the first mentioned
haanti cpntsinins eighteen more or less, To
which decd. rcxurscSa in the Hancock Registry of
Deeds in volume IL, pacr ig reference may he had.
Now therefore, the condition ot said mortgage haV
ing l.cen eroscn claim TO fercclese the sams &C
evNgNlirg to the statute in such Raic and pro
vided and notice hereby given that commence
foreclosure Of said mortgage On this dsy.
CHARLkS A. CATE,
JOHN DRESSER.
JOHN W. DRESSER,
nv their ATTORNEYS, r, A T. HALF,
Ellsworth, Feb ri slSit.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, or NO CHARGES MADE

n. ~ s oo-s@1ssd as53y. t-oz . So n -
aheve, upNs al &&ut AMI eAroase aisxas<s uf every
uA@ As zxSure, HAVING ~ AS euseAfie1 A:seatis AM
sxsraocnkry saiuc rvTz t4ssaE vhsA s.4s "a
i5srls q M a.. F--s ~ ~ CaSn,fy oslai1 s4ve<
Azoze tie rAVsA.-s 70 EassgH. sand hs.ker II
tAs F-lssSs1a has tAe eshrx,Si Pa bow. NJ kzis
streeE E~slz- I1.sss - as1 "a ssEx6e q A.
exTeacvs FAssesAz - s1--eas sAeA3 give lie .r
S-lT. - partz Aa3 las 50 save s-l5c
sA-sra ,Ae Frea,2 >ee=vi- o--sl ~ E2lL I've Ssr s.
as, nj s.8-zg
EoSSo,. ApEl- l>sS lyIsx
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An s1esl,en, Lo,ion fer Disease. Of sypa Little
Nature. snt Al an lntse,ioa in Diseases 4 the
Urinary Organs, arising frSs tAbijs Of 6issirs-
iion. used n eanzse.iaa sits TIA ET;rae; Ese6G
sad Sara pAiilla. II such disease. !. recommended
EvideDee Of The mos; responsible aed reliable
character ~iil aeeoBrsny tie medicines
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Certificates Of Cures,


Fra eight io ;~ea;y years standing, with name
known to S-Isart sz3 Fast.
For medical rrppertie. Of BUCRL'. see Dis
Psnssiery u tie Caiici States.
See Professor Dersss' valuable work. O, tie
Practise of pbySte.
Sec remarks maze BY the late exlsbra:sd r..
ftyssck. PhIl25e}paia
See remarks maze ty Tr. E;.t-as-. M.DsE.R {.
CELEBRATED Physician AAi Mcllsr Of ths ROW.
Seivsc q: >ursecas. Ireland, ana pab Rsass in lie
Iiths1eii1as q iAe King sua eae,r's JoaraaL
On 4FNfS 4r@E1Fs, ks4.ew .: TIE Royal College q.
seq ea1s.
zee @es' e ,Ae lA;e standard ~orks en- nesssine
EI'Fse; hseAa. 500 pes he,,ls, CT ~ Ter ;. 90
>4rs1PAFilla. / 90 SO
I1rrovelk oss ass 50 .ao
O. A.lf 3atez q ezeA - Sl..e0. which ell :.
sesszt :. szFe tie Esssi So atA,e eases /; Si,,c
t.sss are A3EeFsss t.
!, ps..ssfe4 '9 Asy a-4fsss, securely F@eksi fron
e E'sseE'ts ,yuF:a@s II al oazzzsiea,iou,.
s-iss szAta2iet-- AdE.ss grAfis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Pe-sazallF sE7saFt5 sx:ore ~. a. AIJsr-.s :,
,ee esiy e i'2il.@siP1iA, Il. 7 Hslzkels. uho.
ssiss say ven. seth say as rreFArAsiess eva
4
4fass' aG' Afs szEs3y vegetable.
Il. 7 FElMBOLp
- sFs AZ. . sscEassa sstage X, lis - aay c.
NeFtzs<., lisa
vM P nIBBAEp.
Alderman. NtssA street. sss '. Race, PaiiA.
a13rsss Letters 10 Information il esuts.rse.
L ? HELAB BOLD. Caesss,.
', LsF's' ~ sez;A Tssi4 street, Aelsw Casssz.,.
Beware Of Coaurcrfeits
A,sn tNFRlSCEFER BEALE1s,
= sza3<AFes ts disySss 60 rsr1R ewx~ ~
A'sR-es ca tas rsFStAtioa attained by
At-z2.ss4-s aeaGl2s PGsFarssi91s
L1lr2ss BxsAE.
>Srs F2Fti1A-
en-. AzErorea Esss "A al.
SID ~ al druggists tvt-ywAtre.
4sE FOS RI LNEoLBsS-TxKE yo orErr
AsiAA~sE's Drag saE Csra-s.al ns,tss,,,
90 b7asa@as. M Ysri.
GU sIi tie sSrsstistztrt. .Is ......s.
rsssss sas'sszsEz Gzz E@.aassst. lvsg
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:" "A N T Z D.
AsNHN - sci RApLSY'S HISTORY OF
Sd Tag aRSAr RS6sLIoN,- in tAis STATE
feE @aisA tsis casa zssssoa ws0 be ras2.
sAs eRe wssAlGs - eRSsss in ps~ssaas ASss-
.ssss sEsy address sitAsr il sTsNa ~ ~ sM2ll
T.. ID. .Anr~h,
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Volunteers Attention! IndiscretIons of
Yout h.

Sores ami Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings, can
with certainty be radically cured if the Pills are
tuken night and morning, aud the Ointment be
freely used as stated in the printed Instructions
If treated in any other they dry up in enc
part and break out in another. " hcreas this
Ointment will remove the humors from the system
and leave the patient vigorous and healthy man,
1t will require little perseverance in bad cases
TO insure a lasting cure.
For Wounds either occasioned by the Bay
onet, Sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liable,
there are no medicines so safe, sure ard conven-
lent as Holloways Pills and Ointment. The poor
wounded and almost dying sufferer mi ht have his
wounds dressed immediately, il lie would only
provide himself with this matches Ointment,
which should be thrus; into the wound and smear
ed all around it, then covered with piece of linen
from his knapsack and compressed with a hand
kerchief. Taking Ugh, and morning or Pills
to eool the system and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers kuapSack and Scanaa's chest
should be provided with these valuable remedies.
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n, orlCE or FORECLOSURES.

\, orlCE or FORECLOSURE.
Public notice is hcrrhy given tina, the .sth day
Of Sept, 1870. Joshua Davis and Joshua PAWS Jr,
aerfsasvd to the uorthcr)v hsh Of q hnN acre
Rnt in Verona extending from the rcnchscct river
cn the west IL the line " said crossing
tse uhSin raad AZ almost right angles, aud bounded
gu the south hs hand vi = ColwaN aud northerly by
iSnti II H. X OHM. and seventeen lot, also
another lnt bounded the sru;h Nv the lot last
Described cyst nv the Cnptrc hnc, north eN land "
psnt,fth anil Nv the r,S containing sFN enieen
scrr<. The condition cf >Sid mortgage having hcen
hr,ser claim, f>rStose the same, and give this
notice for that rar'ase, -..-.
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FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES.

Take 10 Ealsam, Mercury or Unpleasant Medi-
cine tVI Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
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And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations.

And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations.
They arc Arerieni Tonic Laxative, Alternative, sim
ulant Counter Irritlnt, Sudoride.
AS EYACUANTS,
They arc certain and thorough than the Drastic
Pills Of Aloes or Croton Harlem OIL, nr katerlnn
and more soothing aud healing than Soma, or Rheu-
barb or Tanarinds or Castor Oh.
IN SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
Inflammation of the Bowels stomach, Liver Spleen.
pancrcas or Kidneys, Bilious Ghoc or Biioas Fever,
EIysipcas or CougcsIve Fever, Small PoS, Measles OF
Scarlet Fever,
SIX TO EIGHT OF DR. RADWAY'S REGC.
LATINO PILLS WILL PURGE THE PRiMA.
RY CAUSE OF THESE FROM THE SYSTEM
IN SIX HOURS.
one dose Of Or Railways Pills viii cleanse iae in'es-
,nlI canal, and purge from the bowels ali Offending
AM retained humors as thoroughly as lobeia or tbs
best approved eaete vii cleanse the stomach, with.
oa, p-oauciug Inflammation, irritation. weakness,
STRAIN y C
or other UNPLEASANT symFtouts. There are 10 ether
lrg atyc pills 10 the word that viii secure ihs das'-
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uoLLOWAY'S PILLS
Aud OINTMENT.


All who have Friends and Relatives IN the Army
or Navy should take especial care that they be
amply supplied with these Pills ana ointheh'i anu
br,c Tho brave Soldiers and Sailors have glcct-
cd 10 provide themselves with them, no better
presont can he sent them by their friends They
have been proved to be the Soldiers never failing
friend in the hour of need
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.
Uill be speedily relieved and effectnaily cured
nv using these admirable medicines, and by pay
inc proper attention to the Directions which are
attached to each Pot or Box.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.
These feelings which so sadden us usually arise
from trouble OF annoyances, obstructed perspira-
ton. or eating and drinking whatever is unwhoe-
some, thus disturbing the healthiul action OF the
liver aud stomach. These organs must be reiieS-
ed if You desire to be well. The Pills, taken ac-
cording to the printed instructions, Will quicSiy
produce a healthy action in both liver and stam-
ach, and as n natural consequence clear head and
good appetite
Weakness and Debility induced by over
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Weakness and Debility induced by over
fatigue,

WIl soon disappear by the use of these nvaiu
able Pills. and the soldier will quickly acquire
additional strength. Never let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted upon. 1t may
seem strange that Iiolloways pills should be rec
commended for pysentery and Flux, many persons
supposinc that they would increase the relaxation.
This is a great mistake for these Pills viii correct
the liver and stomach, and thus remove all the
acrid humors from the system. This medicine
will give tone and vigor to the whole organic sys-
ten, however derangcd, while health and strength
follow as a matter Of course Nothing will stop
the relaxation Of the Bowels so sue as this Ia
nous medicine.
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ARKANSAS AND THE UEION.-General
CAN'T, lately an officer in the rebel army,
but now q staunch and loyal Union man,
made . speech in Cincinnati, 3 few days
since, on the progress and prospects Of
the war, which we reprint in another col
umn. lie makes some statements well
worthy Of attention. tie besrs tesfimo-
ny 70 the excellent effect Of The Pcesi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation, in
weakening the rebellion, and administers
a very severe rebuke 10 the advocates Of
peace aad slavery ia The North. r. staies
, very striking fact in illustration Of tie
change Of sentiment IN Arkansas in re-
gard 70 the rebellion. One Of the rebel
regiments recently returned 70 that State
from service in the field, numbering 500,
among whom were some Of the most re-
spectacle and Influential citizens o. the
State. Gen. CAN'T addressed them IN
favor Of returning 70 the Unions and on
taking 3 vote every man in the regiment
voted IN favor Of 10. There seems no
reason 30 doubt that very remarkable
change has occurred ia public sentiment
in Arkansas, and that this State viii
speedily resume her position IN the
Union.
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Iseaf Col J. L. DONALDSON, senior aud Supervis,
ing QuartcTmasfer, and Chief Quartermaster II
nepots Depaitmeat q the Cumberland olee
les Cherry street.
Can't JAMEsF. RUSHING. Chisf Assistant Quarter
mssler. oGlne los Cherry street.
Cart. O. s. WINSTON, A. q. NJ, DishurEing QrHr'
tErmaster, and Chief Cflcsr d charge " RIVER
Transportation, and Kuei ioE steAmers. oaice
fo7 Cherry street.
Cant CIiAs Il. IRWIN, A. Q. b., in charge 81 Cor
rails Stables, Public Animals, Means 81 Trans
portstiou, Lumber, Workshop, &C. Oilne is
Chcuy-st.
Capt J. c. CRANE. A. Q. NJ, In change q Railroad
Transportation. once Cburch-st., az Chattapoo-
Can't 81. STUBS, A. Q. NJ 90 ohNrFe Of Forage,
and Assistant 70 Capt.. >. WiEsovi A. .. n.
Ofice s. Cherry street
Cant j. BOkToN, A. z. n, On charge Of Depot
Transportation. Office ~ Cherry -sireet.
Cant g. b. WING, A. q NJ, iu charge % horse Mcdi
ciees. HardEare ana Miscellaneous z. b. Stores
once IO5 Cherry -siraes.
Cant T. J. cox A Y. H., Ga charge 81 Stationery,
a n BieBks, Clothing, Camp ald Garrison
fquiBsge. once u herkei sifeet
Caua A s.. TUCKER, "A. . H. Aeceiptin7 and
liel,uFsinr oaarterIaaftor, Z. 8. Military Rail
roads oiics Caurcb-nireeii 81 ehsitaaooga De
Capt y. Is0N. A. A. Q r., Pos, essrterHaasiss, On
charge Of Post fransporiatloni hpaiitais, bar
rncks, Quarters, fuai, Communication 81 tcarlers
ana Fuai frinting, Issnes 70 dstachineBts, Ac-
6o. tlAoe n Cherry-stscet
Capt FRAfCie II. hleAh, a. g. b n ehatts q
Eoffh-Wostera Railroad. olce O0lieEe-stIeeis
It Norfb-Easierh Depot.
Ia p E0ELA.at Nkh, A. A, q y. Asnstsoi y
cspt ;. 9. WiE4iowi A. Y y. once o. Lover
tegtfL
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]. Il. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So College-street.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that be has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, il is inferior to none in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
Photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ie Art, and to have them placed in Oil or
Water COlOrs, by the best Artists.
Miniatures of diseased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, and colOred.
A fall assortment of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Cases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought TO this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of OIL paintings, Co lOred
Steel Plate Ergravings, French and Chro-
mo Lithogrsphsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, COrbOud, DObsOn, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hamman, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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LEl TENNESSEE, SATURDAY. JANUARY 1e. 1864

them until they were mutilated. If they
wanted to know about Gen. Butler, be
found one man who lasbed a negro girl
and rubbed brine into her back, and he
took that giFl and set her free and hsd
her tenderly treated, and took the man
and had him cast into prison. And it
was next day that the first outcry about
Butler was heard. He had seen these
things and knew them, and though every
friend and relative be had upon earth
was SOutherRer what be saw was
enough to turn his heart against the
whole system. He went 10 the North,
and there he found men laboriDg for the
freedom of the slave even when they
thought it would divide their County,
They would rather the country were
broken into fragments than this fright
fol wrong against tbs slave should 60 on.
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TENNESSEE LODGE No /: Nees eucy Tuesday
nighf--B Il MeEwen. n G.; J J. oakley, ' G; John
n Hide, Secretary; X Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Meets epory AToaday Might
L Parks, n q; w ] Phillips, v q; } hopkins,
Secretary; B + Brown, Treasurer
Smiley LODGE, No 90: Mceis every Friday might, at
their Hall on South lherry streei-James Wyatt,
"a; ~ Dort0h, V @; Goodlett, Secretary, n
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (German) Meets euey
TLartdap niglt-John HebUrich, n G.; L NOCkcr,
q; A Winter, Secretary; q sieterle, Treasurer
RiDGEi.Y ENCAMPMENT No 1 MEETS every LEI and
80 Helaesi0r Hiqhis-G + Fuller q 2; ID Harris,
Jr, II J.; J l. WeRkley, s v; n X Griffin, J W; John
HIDE Scribe, B Cutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPNENT, No 4 Mests eueTH
~ and 81 Wednesday might locker, y; A
Campbell, Il 2; } Lfark " p Friedman, " I
@ Coleman, Scribe; J n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REBEOCAH; Ness LEI Friday MIGHT ~
eaeh Hoath-John Hide, i b; Robt Thompson, A
La. l. Weakley, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, Con
dncior; hrs \ Brown, Warden Mrs Chas Robert
edu sentinel.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up; and their Notes, II any srs
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, ct Memphis.
Exchange Bank st Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at Knoxvis @
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeWen.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewell.
Bawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenocburg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank of America, at CiarksYille.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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Hon. Jchn D. Cation, Chief Justice Of
the supr me Court ef Illinois, hss re-
signed bis scat On the beech, and Gov
ernor Yates haa appointed Corydsn
Beckwith, Of Chicago, TO I'll the vsean-
cy. Judge Walker viii assume the POI
siti0n Of Chief ustIeo.
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Proposals for Wood.
POST oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. Tgxy.. Jsu. Sth, 1854

PU.E Qlhh thh "a AoEEA1 OFFlbnt I
NASHVILLE, TGSx., Jan. sth. 1854
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al
- this flee TIL Saturday, the sixth day Of
February, 1864, at Il n, when they viii be
opsret 10 furnish the United States with co. thou
sand go lO0) cords Of merchaatable hard WOOD,
cut on the banks OF the Cumberland River, above
and below theciy Of Nashville, ia such places %
are convenient 20 he loaded 10 barges, and not %
exceed twents five (Z5) miles above and below The
city
Bids for less than I've hundred $50 cords win not
he received.
Bios from disloyal persons viii not be considered
and an cath Of Allegiance viii accompany esSh bad.
The Wood 70 be good, folnd, morshantable hard
Wood; the cord 70 be one bundred and twenty eighi
il2s5 cubic feet
Proposals must be addressed 20 JOHN IsOM
CaDt. ana A. A. q N Post QuartsTmaster- Nash
vile, Tenn. and should b plainly marked ''Pro
posals for Wood" JEO. = ISOM,
jan 9-td CAPT. and Act. Asst Quarmaster
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liefioaf Dr. a Dpartmelt.

esrqeon. Glover FERN, Y A. o1oei NhattSnooga
Tenn.
5. xssiea1sf AfssfiaaI ni edior Sorgeoa Henrj
Thurst0n. Oncs no "a Cherry street, between Brosl
. and Church.
Medical fa.peotor; Surgeon v Cleudenin. S Vols
Office No q Cherry street. between Broad aud Church
= Medical Director hestTue CorTs; Surgeon william
: Warren, Vols. once, High strcet Gen Granger.
= old headquarters.
Once south summer street, near the City Cemetery
? II Frasoa Mdrslai. Lieut. Col Geo STau.dinE
= 4 slisiauf Provost barshai: Captain James Boyd
6lst Illinois. once 81 The state Capitol
= CoalaaadeT q ne Ped: BrlFadiUr General r
= Granger. Headquarters College stscet, betWcer
= hurch and Union streets
- VeaEyuaftfs u fte C5mnaHder a a. Distrid q.
Keslpsiie Gen L Il Rousseau. Toe Bass residence
Church street. between Vine and Spruce.
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Ths National Union Lsauge has 10 ex-
istsnce about 4 500 councils Of taai eraer
IN the loyal States, with a membership
ofoVef $50 600 IN number. Wisconsin,
has oves 500 eouncils aad 23.DOo mem-
bsrs, and Illinois 10000 msin5.ri.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
sAs{f-Ianos N. Hinton. Dsgsslss-Tbomas Hob
sou and J. X. Buchanan.
Be.Fistsr--'P hinoai Garrett.
7ftees-W Jasper Taylor.
Cu-osr-.G b Gnnior
Ran0sr-Alcxaudcr Mcdaniel.
R-rssas Collsosor--W ID. kgberts0E.
Es1iirsad Tor C0uoo1of--l. G. hneY.
Constable for ss EasBvills Diiriol-Joau D. 6oWes
and J. T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Judos-I30n. james WhltWorth.
szsrb--P. IandEley Eichol.
- Tho judges Court 10 sets the nrsi MOnday IN
eaoh month, and tho Quarterly Court, composed 0!
che Magistrates Of the County, IL held tho nTei Aon'
day 10 Jsnusry, April, july aud ootoheE.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Fsigs-Hon NJ ~ BrsoB.
Atorncg GeHsfdl-Geo. b. ktubblofeid.
ClsrE-lbarlcs ". Smith.
So The Court meets toe ART Monday In April, Al
gust and DeocnbsF.
cHAfscERY coURT,
C.erk and HosssY-J. e. 6ieayes.
BE- The Court meots the nrsi EOadsy In kEJ and
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