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CORN! CORN! CORN! CORN
WANTED.
ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTERHAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 2Ist. lse4.

ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTKRHAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, ienn., Jan. 2lst, 1854.
I WILL PURCHASE CORN m LOTS OF 500 BUSH
l. EtSand up EsTds, delivered on the bank Of the
Cumberland River, with 100 miles of Nashville,
(East West) a'or gside ths North Westere R-il-
road within 81 miles Of Nashville The Corn to be
delivered in such mtnner 70 be easily loaded at
the following named prices:
sbeled Corn. 81 per bus bel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, s. cents per bushs, BetE weight shsled Corn
70 be sacked Corn Ia the to be sacked or deliv
cred hose at The optian 81 the Government. Al
Corn, Whea delivered to be well damaged and secur-
cd from exposure 20 the weather.
sacks 70 Be furnished By tie Government upon
proper security.
All Corn will be inspected by Government II
spsctor, and viii he settled f4r upon presenting the
INSPECTORS certificate at this Office.
By order Of J. L. donaldson, 1t Col and Chief
Q. IL. JOHN +. ION,
Capt. aud a. A. O. n O., and
jan 2s-1m Post Q IaTmsster, Nashville, Tenn.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. ., 1864



The Memphis Bulletin Of the goth ult
says the State Convention of Arkansas,
after = session Of nearly three weeks held
at Little Rock, has completed = new
State Constitution which is published in
full in The Little Rock Unconditional
Union, together with IN address to the
people Of Arkansas. The address states
that the Constitution is 10 be submitted
70 the voters on the second Monday Of
March next, the l0lh-that it is simply
the old Constitution with some few
smen6msnts-that slavery is forever
prohibited, as peace made on any other
plan would be Of short duration. Twen-
ty-two counties were present at the open
ing Of the convention, and six others had
held elections; tie convention rely for
authority for the instrument they have
prepared not upon iss authors, but upon
the votes Of loyal citizens.
The following is the article bearing
upon the slavery question, the only portion
Of The Constitution in which the old iu-
strument is very materially departed
from:
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company.

OFrIos OF NAsHvrLE : CRA1TAsoosa B. r. Co,
January Is, 1884.
IT Is ORDERED BY THZ BOARD or DIRECTORS
/ that on Wednesday, the l7th February, 1884,
Convsntion Of tbs Stockholders q aid Company 4
called for the urposs = siecting fsen niFoctors
antll ts next reg election; and % truu
act aay other Business hat EGay b brought bofors
the Convention. Tas nesting % Be held 81 the once
o. She Commercial Insurance company 81 this city.
q. n. FOGG.
iaoIB-ta vice Praeidant n. & O. n. r. o..
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mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1853
take pleasure in directing the stten-
ton Of my military friends, and all
others, to the science Of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOIbear, of this
city.
I have availed myself of the OppOr-
tunity of taking course Of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet I am perfectly sstOnished
with the progress have made in so short
= time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction / have received, and by
which I have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write il, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton Of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself to the
attention Of every rejecting mind.
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. BPS expert
ence is such IS 10 enable him to impart
its principles to the comprehension Of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of . few hours. I am further pre-
pared TO assert that il the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement, would be 90 unmind-
ful of his duty to himself and others, IS
to neglect any opportunity 70 avail him
self Of . practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational and philosophical system
Of committing ones thoughts TO paper.
T. ]. RHoDBs,
Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.
Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography With Pro-
fessOrJ. W. DOlbear, most heartily en-
dorse the above notice By Capt. Rhodes.
Jasper PARTRIDGE,
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AB0LTTIoN III sLArERv.

SEC / Neither slavery nor fnvoluu-
tArilg seTvilude shall hereafter exist in
this State, otherwise than for the punish
ment OF crime whereof the party shall
have been convicted by due process Of
Law; nor shall any male prison arrived
at The sge Of twenty one years, nor fe-
male arrived at the age Of eighteen years,
beheld t. serve snY person as q servant
under indebture or contract mede, unless
such person shall enter into freedom, and
on condition Of q bona Jf1e consideration
received, ca to be received for their ser
vices.
Nor shall any indenture of any negro
or nulatso hereafter made and executed
out Of shis State or II made in this State,
where the term of service exceeds one
year. be Of the least validity, except
those given il cases Of apprenticeship,
which shall not be for longer period
than until the apprentice shall arrive ct
the sge Of twenty one years, If 9 male,
or the ageOf eighteen years, If female.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. 43.

VXTHE.EAS an Information was fled in the Dis
w trict Court Of the United Sta for the Mi
de District Of Tennessee, on the 2Sth day OF nusry
1854, ~ horace H. Harrison, Esq who prOsecutes
for the United states aud Joseph Dlln, Surveyor Of
Customs against fifty bales Of cotton, marked S B.
& Co" and all persons lawfully intervening for their
ineres therein alleging Ia substance that said prop
ery has been seized in said district land ss for
feited for causes Ia said Information forth an
lge1 TO be true and praying for process eIf rec
tbs Seizure an oOnhscation Ofs ii property that
all persons concerned in interest ther~in may be
cited 20 Rp he return day OF SAID process and
interpOss their claims and make their legations.
Now, therefore, m pursu moe o. the m0nitiOn Of
sale Court under the zeal Of ssd Court TO direct
ed, hereby give public warning to all pc Sons con-
said Court on the 81 Monday 10 april 1894 at he
Federal Court Room in the soitol AZ Nashville at 10
O'Clock A. then asd there 70 interpose their claims
and make known their allegations.
K. GLASCOCK,
Jan SQ-I4t O. 8. Marshal Mid Dist Tenn.
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United States of America

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
AZ HEREAs, on the 18Th day OF January, 1894
w 90 information was died in the District Court
OF the United States for said District by Horace
HB r5on Esq. Attorney Of the United states for said
District, who prosecutes well on behalf Of the
United States as Of Joseph X. Dilin, Surveyor Of
Customs, against rs bales Of cotton, OF which one
William Porter is the repu'ed owner, alleging in
substance that the 9th day Of January 1884 said
property was seized in said District, land, by
said Joseph b. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs,
forfeited to the United States for causes In said In
formation set forth, alleged to be true, tO-wit Be
cause after the passage Of an At of Congress, ap
proved August g. 1851 and entitled IAN Act TO
scate property used for insurreetionary purposes"
and after the Proclamation referred TO In said Act,
had been made by the President Of the United States
said cotton purchased with the intent 70 be used
IN aiding, abettng, and promotug the insurrectonsry
resistance TO the laws Of the United States then and
now existing, and praying for process 70 enforce
the Sc cure and cOnfscatiOn Of said property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnition Of
said Court under the al Of said Court 70 direct
ed, hereby give public notice to all persons concern
ed in interest In said properly to appear before said
Court at the Federal Court Room In the Capitol at
Naghville on the third Monday in april next, at 10
O'Clock a NJ then and there 70 nterpOse their GLAZING
and make their allegations in that behalf
L. r. GLASCOgk,
Q. 8 Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
Ian. 2I.-l4t
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Medical Examining Board.

HEADQBs BUREAU or ORGANIZATION Q. 8. @. T., !
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. %, 1868. !
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appli-
L cants FOR commissions as Surgeons aud Assistant
Surgeons Of United States COiored Troops, is IN ses
sion in Nashville
All applications must Be made properly endorsed,
accompanied with testimonials, to the President Of
the Board, surgeon n C ~ EsoE, Hospital No. IL,
Broad way, who viii notify each applicant wheR 70
appear for examination.
By order Of
Gs0RGEL. BTEARHS, 4. A. g.,
Commanding Organization Z. S. COiored TroOps.
". N. O. OfTEsoS, Surg. U. s. VoPs and Pres't
Board.
r J, FARsUHARsoE, 9Th Tennessee I5iantry.
ASST Surg'n CHARLES KIPP U. 8. Vols Seo'y Board.
jsnI4H tD&Pl
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AGENTS vgANTBD--ses positively
made Krem 20 Oenfs.-somsthing UEgsnny
nseded By every psaNn. 10 amPiss seuf nas ~
nsii foF % osats thAa rstAils Ior 81, b
II I. W0LOoIT.
tfo Oaatham sgaarss HsU xorki
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Dr.. kings DlSPENSARY.
FoR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EzA 49, DR.. KIEa formerly Of NoR York,
1f4S for Isst yosrs OF Louisville, KY,
AttE 49, who has devoted bis attontiton 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 50 year, Eaters
dfmssE, having attended TO practice for 30 many
years, and cured 30 many thOussnds he = enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
bow bad they may be from injudici0Hs medical tresk
nsnt, or from neglect OF their own. Dr.. Kings
DispenEsry Ii No. o DeSdsrck street, between Cher
~ and the Geusre, second story, where he Oasss al
diseases Of pTiyats nature.
Gonorrhcsa cured without nauseOud medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old recent date SnscinaiiY Cured n
e fo= DAYS, BY an operation which causes no psfa,
Where structure eEigs health caDnot be enni0yedg
PERHAPS no dieesGe oausss more mischief and Gndefs
uiines the constitution 50 much.
Syphilis, With al the diseases OF the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad Treatment, can b enectaallY
cared IN fsW days
g0ssisal YsGsssss-Par toulRr attention havinGbeca
given 10 this disease aud ell the consequences grow
lng cut Of IT, brought on Ia many cases By the de-
Euctys habits Of incOnsdeFats youths, aud excess
I've indulgence Of the passions, negieot CT which
vii undermine tina constitution, rendering the sub
Jet UNI. Tor busne=z society, and cauEiag pFez.
sure old sgo.
females who may 30 Iaborlng with suy diEloUligs
the Womb may rest sssured Of immediate 49,.
Persons residing abroad, b. writing and stating
shcir case with re enclosed, direct ~ DR.. A. King
&c IS DaadSEiok street, Nsravie, Tsnn.s VIII hAVs
she Hse.zssFy Eecionss sens 20 thsF z1drega. O9ca
Ecgrz fr3s y sisinsk So tho mornlaF sutl Ia tbs
rsEtsz JJuig-io--iz d&SSe,
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DR.. ATCHISON,
OFFICE, NO. GO CHERRY ST.
Residence, Dor. Broad & Spruce.
iaals-lu-4
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF hlDDLE TEhNESSEE-No. a.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FMvD IN
w the District Court Of The United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee on the 23d day Of
January, 1854, by Horace Il. Harrison, Esq, Attor-
neE Of the United States for sail District who pros
ecutes well behalf Of the United States Of JO-
seph Z. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against SO packages Of merchandise, box
cs and casks OF empty bottles, 8 boxes
OF boots aEd cases Of msrchandize, ali marked
W. B. Clapp," and against al persons lawfully in
tervenBg for their interests therein alleging in sub
stance that said goods had been seized IN said bis
trct on land forfeited, for causes in said orms-
tion forth and alleged 10 be true to wit because
the same we're shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
LOusvi e, Kentucky, TO Nashville, Tennessee, upon
permit obtained By fsse representations and with
ont any other and further permit of duly authorized
officer OF the Treasury Department, and praying for
process 10 enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof and that all persons concerned In interest
therein might be cited TO appear on the return day
Of said process and interpOse their csims and make
their allegations
Now, Therefore, Ia pursuance of tho mOaitiOn Of
said Court under the zeal OF said Court 20 me d.
rectsd, hereby give public notice to all persons
cerned In interest in said property, TO appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol ct Nashville, the Sd Monday in April next,
at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, then and there to inteTp0se their
claims and make their allegations.
jan26-I4t E. p. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.
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Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessOr J. W. DOlbesr, I most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
JAsPER PARTRDGE,
Capt 44th Tlia. Vols nifty.
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See Mr.. Ds long advertisement in an
other column in regard to teaching Pho
nOgrsphy, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian S1-tf.
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q. w. RORACK.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
q Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Czsawba and swedish
Bra1aIes, aud ali kinds q choice domestic Liquors,
which sod wboiasale, o. IN any desired quADtiy.
Sold b. w0LFsTEIN KRAMER, No. 80 NArEss
street. and b. Dealers everywhere.
dsc53ms
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The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
.lRhY & HlVT JOURHlL


Il EiI a1ord me mach pisaszre % reoi'mmand ~
Army anf NAVY Journal to oilsars re ny poziioa u
tbe Army, and take this oppostaniiy - szPresl ~
EratiacatiQn tnat ~ dsstigy 4 "a s1cb AAi-A
Fun PypE H. OePPss, University q Pew
A GOOD paper 81 fhis kind has oaN hess neeiee-
every iormer enori villain no 2aoaielst eas slee
g.iiure bat vosrs psornIaas % - bFill ANS s4e
cess IL vary varied gerFice iEleEe1ce z11 al,i,l
irfrrats8nitB ezcee1t Afilclsss afcnil q, nfs aEa
yet practioal--its higa tone e haafAi slifl--.sr
- .drrir.bIs .od yonr oWu milta1g ss2ailenta
,li 80 sour Joarual IN % apatay HliA eel oieers
nnd ussn Ia cur arrives
s.ierdss 81 Vi G. CHlACa, 6sE YEA e 80 Yeeft
Bs0WN 4 Co. q 0olisEs-sl, NAsAviiis
t.,lo.in 6esslal AEsaea.
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AZ uoa-oomusssions1 ozosEs ana prlYAtsa Who
havo been IN ths Ssrvios tive fau ysaEa.
dscS-Sn
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for h0rsss and propsrty lost In TIE o. g. service,
collected. Also, Oeiocys' ARd s0ldisrs' Back Pay
Asoourts HcIiscts1.
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The o. s. Sanitary Commission,
SANITARY STOKES.

LYANE OPENED SIOEEc AT NASHVILLE, mUa-
II Rsssboro, Britgeport and Chattanooga, where
they have general assortment o.
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BOUNTY PROCURED

prosursd ior Willows. psEsDs4. o. sirs and disabled
soidisrS Aisos
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TIE BL0cKADERS OFF WILMINGTON
From tho Euqulrerl

H0HtEIsIos7'Eos OF Il00'N7sLH7lEI , q AIlEts
The Enquirer ssyg;
The letter wepublished yesterday gave
Q sad but truthful picture Of the worth
lesRess of our cavalry with the army Of
LOngstreet. We can imagine nothing
more distressing 10 a soldier like Long
street than to have bis plans thwarted
by the stupidity Of a subordinate; and
General Longstreet is cursed with just
such subordinates.
Reformation is sadly wanted. a man
like Hampton is sadly needed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07

| A SENATOR ON RBC0NSrRUCT1ON AMI
OFFICE -HOLDINA-In the Pajaro Tines.
published ut Watsonville, California, ap.
pears the following extracts from private
letter written by Senator Conness to 4
friend in Sacramento City:
"As TO reconstruction am for keeping
ont every rebel State, until IL comes in with
. Constitution prohibiting slavery; and, in
States where there are not enough Union
men to make such Constitution, am for
letting the army help them little: and ~
to cOnfscation, am for the extreme Con-
stitutional remedy that We have the power
to adopt.
Concerning changes'in ofIice, have but
one concern-nor shall It be lost sight Of
and that IL to establish higher standard
Of political morality in State or nation, or
to contribute to that end. No man shall
remain in public station by my consent
who IL traitor, or who sympathizes with
slavery, or who steals from the pub
Tic, or who gets drunk, or who neglects his
duties, or who il incompetent: and no 9TH
er man shall leave public life through me
save those who stand in the way Of carry.
ing out thi. policy.
81 have said, and am % good % my
word, that no Copperhead should occupy .
place, military or civil-n0 trxitor-n
could hinder II. have said further, that
no good loyal man should be removed be-
cause he IL not my friend; and would Dc.
spise myself IL felt Otherwise"
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GEN'L GRANTS HEADQUARTRNs.-Al lit.
tie way on, at the end Of the street-beyond
which is again seen the open country, lib
erty pole stands, without . flag. A house
comparatively new, and in good repair, sits
q few yards back, on the right side, the
yard in front being filed with the tents Of
staff officers. Lieutenant General Grant il
inside the house, eating his dinner. It
would seem that the Lieutenant General
has as little time to spare for that impor-
tant business as he has for suffering tho
pangs Of lionixing at the great Metropolitan
Fair, for, in a very few minutes indeed, he
rises from board populous with good vict-
uals not half eaten. forsakes conclave Of
still hungry officers, and rends the heart Of
black waiter bearing desert by emerging
from the dining-room, crossing the hall in-
to his Office, lighting . cigar, and going TO
work. He has very quiet way with him,
this c0mmander-in-chief Of the armies OF
the United States. Wears his old clothes,
and does not sit straight in the saddle. The
straps of Major General still linger on his
shoulders. ''Probably he has forgotten TO
buy new Ones" said an officer Of whom Il
was asked why General Grant did not don
the "three stars" appropriate to his rank.
Com. ~ Y. World.
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NATION AGAINST NArIoN.-List Of the
wars which are being carried ON at the
present moment:
l, War in Poland between the Poles and
the Russians.
2, War in Italy between the usurping
Piedmontese and Neapolitan patriots.
3, War in Japan between the japanese
and the English.
4, War in China between the imperial.
lists and the insurgents.
5, War in China hetween the Chinese,
the French, and the English.
6, War in Sumatra and Java between
the Malays and the Dutch.
Z, War in Hindos&an between the In
dians and the English.
s, War in Persia between the Persians
and the Afghans.
o. War il Cochin China between the
Annamities and the French.
10, War in Algeria between the Arabs
and the French.
ii. War in Morocco between the Moors
and the Spaniards.
l2. War in Madagascar between the In
digenes and the French. .
Is, War in Csdfaria between the Ka1hrs
and the English.
Il. war il the United States between the
North and South.
is. War in Mexico between the Msxi-
cans and the French.
is, War in st. Domingo between The Ne
groes and the Spanish.
IL, Civil war in the republic of South
America. :
10, War in Australia and New Zealand
between the English and the Aoari.
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Jay Cooke, the Philadelphia banker, has
bought an island in Lake Erie for . sum-
mer residence.
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JEFF. DAVIS MIsCE0ENAT0R-TheY
are amusing themselves at the Richmond
theatres with broad farce called 'Misceg-
enation." The rebel President might act
in it to the life If they would put him on
the stage. An officer Of tie army writes
from st. Louis to Senator ut Warrington
as 70 some things he learnt Of Davis social
habits in Mississippi:
While at Vicksburg, I resided opposite .
house belonging to negro man who once
Learning this happened one day to think
that he perhaps would know something
about the truth Of q story told in tho Lon
don 1Srses, that there was son Of Je6.
Davis, the mother of whom was slave wo-
man in our navy. The next time that
met the man ] asked him II ho had ever
known Maria, who had belonged TO JelY.
Davis, and was the mother Of some Of his
children He replied that he had never
known Maria, but that he knew his Massa
Joe Davis Eliza, who was the mother Of
some Of Massa Jen.'s children. then in
QuiYed If she had son in the navy. He
replied that she had-he knew him-they
called him Purser Davis. He said that
Eliza was down the river some thirty miles
at work on plantation. The next day -
was walking down street, met the man
who was driving his mule team, and he
stopped to tell me that Eliza had returned.
A few moments afterward he came back,
and pointing to one Of two women who
came walking along, he said she vas the
one Of whom he had been talking. When
she came up I stopped her and inquired
whether she had not SON who would like
to 60 North. She replied yes, and added
that she would like to 60, too. I told her
that only wanted . lad. She said that
her son had gone up the Red river on board
the gun.boat Carondelet, but that when he
returned she wonld.be pleased to have him
Davis 10 your sons father-do You suppose
it's so?" "Supposei" she exclaimed with
offended pride, "I's no right to suppose
what knows am certain 20. Ma1s6 Je6,
was the father Of i've OF my childrsn, but
they are all dead but that boy, and then /
had TIVE that he was MT the father Of
There's no suppose about it." Perhaps II
the boy gets back safe son the Carondelet,
you may see him in Boston some Of these
00Ve. N<s Aea"