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During this long period Mrs. Pierce
has lived in bli5sful ignorance of her
high parentage, and, Mr. Pierce, who
took her for better or worse, had
never imagined himself the husband of
an heiress. He abandoned the printer 8
trade, shortly after learning it, and for
several years has earned his daily bread
by the sweat of his brow at Mr. Mason's
works in this city. This is their history
until within very short time. Now
comes the deH0ltemenE
Last summer while Rev. Mr. Talbot,
of this city, was at Saratoga, he became
acquainted with Mr.. Clifton and wife,
who, it appears, at the breaking out of
the rebellion, converted their Richmond
property into cash, and moved to Bal
timore. In the course of conversation
with them, Mr. Talbot remarked upon
the striking resemblance of Mrs Cliff
ton 20 lady parisher of his in Taun-
ton. Nothing particular was thought
of il st first, but on his repeating the
remark. Mrs. Clifton inquired the age
Of the lady, On being informed that
she was about twenty-sevep, Mrs Cliff
ton immediately said to her husband,
why, that would just be the age of
our daughter that was stolen"
The matter then received their SO
riOus attention Mr.. Talbot was taken
into their confidence, and inquiry in
stituted as to tho reputed parents of
the young lady. He returned to TauL-
ton; had q conversation with Mrs.
Pierce in regard to her } arentsge; in
formed her of the Saratoga converse
tion, which led her to ask Mrs. Brown,
who she bad never doubted, was her
own mother, il she really were such, at
the same time telling her the reason Of
the inquiry. Mrs. Brown, who had
kept the secret of the child's parentage
tor twenty ssven years, was so overcome
by the question and the development
of the facts, that she Immediately be-
came Ill and died of the heart disease
Before her death, however, she ac-
knowledged that Mrs. Pierce was not
her own daughter Captain Brown
died q number of years ago. Within
a few weeks the affair has de-
veloped itself rapidly Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton and Mrs Pierce have met
each other; and the old colored wo-
man, who nursed the abducted infant,
has recognized Mrs. Pierce as their real
child by mole on her shoulder. The
identity of their long-lost daughter
having been fully established, Mrs.
Pierce and her husband have been in
vited to live with the Cliftons and share
in their wealth; and this they are pre-
pairing to do, having broken up house
keeping and disposed of their furni>
ture.
The cream Of the affair is, that Mrs.
Pierce Is an only child, and therefore
sole heiress to an estate said TO be worth
hundreds Of thousands, if not millions
Of dollars, or, as an old lady friend of
Mrs. Pierce expresses it, "a trifs less
than two millions" 1t having been ru-
mored that Mrs. Pierce had applied for
d divorce from her husband, she has
published card Indignantly denying
The SANDER.
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The 0paiine, the plenti al and strongl
ct beauuiul IS the rose June,
Fresh IS he trickling rainbow la July,
bee full Of food, The uourisher of inds,
Purge- Of earth and "a. dicino of men;
Creating a sweet climate by my breath.
And, ia In mathematical obb and flow,
Giving hiHt Of that which changes not.
Rich are The Sea gods, who give gifts but
thew
They grope the sea for pearls, but more
then pearls;
They pluck Force hence, sad give it 70 the
wlse;
For every wave is wealth 10 De'slus,
Wealth { he cunning artist who can work
Thu ma chies, strength. " here shall he
hhd, o waves.
4 load you Atlas shoulders cannot lift2
I, with my hammer, pounding evermore
The rocky coast, smite Andes into dust,
Btrewing my bed, and, in ano Der age,
Rebuild a Continent Of better men.
Then upbsr The doors; my paths lead out
The exodus Of nations; I disPerse
Men 70 al shores that front The hoary main.
I, too, have arts aud soceries;
ilu ion dwells forever with the wave
know what shells are laid. Leave me TO
deal
With credulous, imaginative man
For, though he scoop my water in his palm,
A few rods of be deems il gems and clouds.
Planting strange fruits ana sunshine on the
shore,
make some coast alluring, some lone isle,
To distant men who must 90 there, or die.
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agasIlrille Citg Directory.
Municipal Officers.

JoHx HUeH EbaITH, Mayor
WA SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHE CHUxBLY, City Marshal
W. II. WnKIEsOE, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. Tucker,
J0HE i. INGALLS,, !"
JosEPH L RYAS,
A. B. SHASELR, Revenue Collector.
E. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works. C
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAE, CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
VIM J. SLHKAKD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. n FREEAAS, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ. WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JoHs @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
r. II. MCBKIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCAKry, First Clerk Market
ELISHA Lone, Second Clerk Market.
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Success.

Success 10 thee, SHEENAE, nation is praying
With leryent devotioHs for you,
And hands are now busy in weaving 10
crewn you,
The garlands Of victory new;
The eyes Of the Northland in foud expec-
tstion,
Are gazing intently on thee,
And thousands are wishing with heartfelt
emotion,
Success to thine army and thee.
Success TO thy heroes, thy battle-scsrred
heroes,
And their banners Of "Red, White and
Blue: ;"
May The goddess Of victory smile now
upon them,
And favor their standards anew;
Prom the bars Of their prisons half-dying
with hunger,
Our boys are now praying Tor Thee,
And hearts that were feeble are madly ex-
ultsnt,
At the advent Of freedom and thee.
J. ". D.
GOUTH BosION. Nov. Il, 1854
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GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentary. Surgeon Burkitt Cosk, q. 8
Vols, IN charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near PentenGary. Surgeon ". Tnrelkeld, U. 5
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon ]. f. Herbst, U. ). Vols,
IN charge.
no. | GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Sun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, u. g.
Vels., in charge.
no. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, U. 8. Yols.,
In charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. f. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. LUdlOW, q. s. Vols, in
charge.
10. s GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hail, Chureh-strest. Surgeon x. Z.
Taylor, U. 8. Vols, in charge.
no. II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. ASH Surgeon g. W.
France ia charge.
no. ii GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Nesr N. aud C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon g. T.
Fuller, u. 2. Vols, in charge.
yO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner "a nmeF and Idne-streets, Surgeon ".
N. Chambers, u. 6. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 CONTRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A. Asst Surgeon Justin Ronayne in charge.
no. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL
On Market-street, betWeen Union and Church
streets. Surgeon ". ID. Thorn, U. s. Vols, in
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Natnrdar, PM of l,scsmber ,6l,

az II O'Clock, NJ, All the right, title and interest
Of the SAID John b. John on, for, and during the
term Of bis nat lral Ii e, in the following YslUaale
property on Cherry ana Cedar streets, in the Ci'y
Of shville, viz:
on CHERRY STREET
l4f,et front by ~ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by J.. r MulOy Esq
a ieet front by % feet in hes, being the Office
now occupied by Dr. WOODWARD
Iffeet front by AZ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by d Wilkin, Esq.
"a feet fro By AZ ie,t Z inches, being the shop
now occupied by +. L. 1aTb3L.
ON CEDAR STREET.
"a feet inches front by IS feet, being the Drug
Store now occupied y Stephens, Janney s Co sub
iect TO their lease, expiring the lst Of January
1856 the purchaser to be eatted 70 the amount Of
s., due from them for the lease for 1865.
IL feet 10 inches front by 5 feet, being the barber
saloon OF Brown, Mshan q Co.
- feet inches 'front.' bY ~ feet inches, exciu-
siys Of stair Ways, being the Billiard saloon Il >
Louisseau subject 20 ms lease expiring on the Ist
day Of January, 1869, said % feet anches, and
on - rooms Of the second story, and the third
floor Of the building Cedar street the purchaser
20 be entitled 10 s. due from said Louisseau for
said lease.
Is feet font by 81 feet . nche7, being the store
room occupied by Xanliew Creighton
IS feet inches front by 81 feet inches, being
the z r5g store occupied by II. W. Haslock.
Persous desiring ~ purchase lots It the sale sre
referred % he decree Of gaid Court, in which, 4
mong other things, il will he that the right 10
use the stair ways leading from toe rect and the
alleys and the water closet the property are re-
served far thee Use Of the tenants as here.
toore. 4 pla.Yill bc exhibited on the dav Of sale
r. GLASCOCK,
nOy2G-30i II. g. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.
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Qaartermaster's Department.


BvT BRIG. GEN. J. l. DONALDSON,
Chief Qrartermaster, Department Of the Ciimbsr-
land. Office 100 CheErY-street.
CAPT. JAS. ,. RUSHING A Q. NJ,
Chief Assistant Quartermaster. ofhce los Cherry
street.
COL J. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept, Recepting aud Distributing
Qusrtennsster U. 3. Military Railroads. Once
81 Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. s. r. BROWN, A 9. n,
10 charge OF Railroad transportation, lkreight and
Passenger) Office Churoh-street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cHAs T. WING, A ON,
General Disbursnu Officer Qunrtermaster's Depart
masters Department. Office, lo7 Cherry-street.
CAPT. CHAs A. REYNOLDS, A. Q NJ,
IN charge of S shipyard.
CAPT. 7. }. cox, A 9. NJ,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
sqe, Stationery, Qrartermasters' Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Once IL Msrket-sueet.
CAPT. GEO. B. HIBBARD, A. Q NJ,
n charge Of Forage and Straw. Office 80 Cherry
street.
CAPT. oHAS L. IRWIN, A. Q. NJ,
N charge Of Corralls, Stables, Public Animals
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &C.
dice lo9 CheTTy-strset.
CAPT. ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A. O n,
n charge Of Quarteruaaster's stores, Horse Medi-
vines, Hardware, &c. Office los Cherry-street.
CAPT. A " WILLS, A o A.,
n charge Of Depot Of L. s. Colored Troops and
greedmen, and Government Printing House, and
al Public aud Private Buildings used as store
houses, Ufhces, Quarters &C. Office II Cedar 81.
CAPT. W. MILLS,
I4th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. Q. NJ, In
,nsrge OF Post Trnspor aIicn, Fuel, Issuts TO be-
Hospitals, Barracks, &C. Oriee, IL
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Suilers' Goods,
md all Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Once
l5M CherTg-street.
CAPT GEORGE IsESsTEIS,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. 4. Q. NJ.
ssishant 70 Capt j. c. Crane, A. @. M. Once
81 Chattanooga Depst
CAPT }. Il. JANRs, A Q. n,
q charge Of Issues 5 Tennessee Troops. once
1T. S. n. STEVENS,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. Q. N, in
charge OF River and Depot TrsnspoTf alton, and Fuel
Or steamers. Once 81 Cherry street.
Requisitions and EsansAiss for Pubic P1o3erty
md supplies should be made on the Issuing Udcers
separately.
SPECIAL Requsitions, No. 20, are required for all
articles not Heated By the Army Regulations, and
must be approved BY Bngsde aud division Com
nsnders. or the Commanders 81 Troops unassigu-
"a 70 Brlgsdes or Divisions.
Rsquisitons Tor supp ies, FOR troops stationed a
Nashville, will - filed b. he Post Quartermaster,
"a the approval Of the Post Commander, miles,
hey call Tor snimals, means Of transportation, luna
,eF, OF printing, when the approval the Chief
luArtermssier is required.
RequisiuOns and Estimates for Supplies a TIE
'front.' Bsuzg Be pFeseoted 70 the Depot Qaarteruass
ers there. Only In extreme cases " u taey ~ IS
ued on here, and then only when approved by the
]hief QnaEtermasier a ths Army.
All signatures T. acquisitions ana Estimates
hould give the ordinary autograph q the Onacer,
oilo1ed BY his rank. and the number snd designs
lon Of his regimen. OF command.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURE8

From sigai - tEenfY years STEALING, siih nanss
known - -cience aud arns.
For Hissiicsi properties q Buchn, see Dispsnsa-
tJrY ~ TIE United 5tates.
So Frosessor DeEsss' vsiastis WORKS On ihs
Practice q Phyrie.
So remarks made By The lAts osishrzisd DF.
Fhyitcs, fnii azici2ha.
BE- remarks made By ID. EphraIm MsDovails
celciirttea fiIgsician, AMI msTnhsr u tha aoTsi
CClrgs Of 7prgeoua, ireland. and publlahed n IN
tfa1sactons u ne King AID Queen's Journal
Sc hosi-co-G hiFurxscai HeUsH, putiL5neli -
Be0'zrn.u Tnsysr,s FeliOE q the Regal coiiaga 81
5urgeons.
- iasst 81 tas lac sszudasd sorks "a msiieiae.
Extract Bachu,.-...sf0o per bOttis, o. sH l0r $50
e iiar1sparilia, 10 a" SO
6 % islf Dozen q eech foT 81, which I'll -
sufnernt - ours tna most obstlafe ceaes II direc-
hcng are adhered o.
I,sLvsssd % any .,idrsas. sscursIy psossa sors
ol-eFFaton-
0g-IesenHs simpsons IN ~ o0mmumoaa ozs.
Cures gllssrslfssd. AdElos Eratls.
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.iIitarg 9iteetorg
Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKwITH, c. c. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL. A. P. PORTER, @. @. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.

COL A. BECKWITH, G. G. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL. A. P. PORTER, @. O. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COZ. g. R. MACFEELY, c. @. s.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot COmmssary Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cherry-street.
CAPT. s D. HENDERSON, c. s.,
Post Commisssry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Squire, opposite Court House.
CAPT. Z. II. HOPKINS, C. g.,
Purchasing ComTnissary of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad and Sunrner-strsets-
CAPT. sam. c. GLOVER, C. g,
10 charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Chery-street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, c. s.,
Nsbursng commissary Subsistence. Office No.
80 Cedar-street.
CAPT. W. H MLYMAN, G. s.,
In charge Of u. 8. BAKERY, College-streot, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. G. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT.. J. 8. GAIIATIN, A. c. g.,
in charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No.
90 South Market-street. o. I.
LIEUT.. U. s. HOLLIsTER, A. @. g. q A. A. Q. NJ.
In charge of Herdmen, Stables, &c. Oftee at
T. g. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leyee.
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Speciality.

MANUFACTURES STOCK OF WATCHES,
vi Lockets, CHAINS, Bracelets, Rine4, Pins, Ma
sonic EInb ems, Gold Pens and Gases, together
with full assortment OF Fine Jewelry, will be sold
az retaii for the next 50 days Certifcafes naming
the different aruc e. are put IN envelopes and
sealed, and sept without regard 20 choice Uns
W Il be sent for vs. cents FIVE certificates for eie.
for thirty for IS. Afsr seeing the art cle IL
Il does not gve perfect satisfaction. you can return
i And get the money. Great INDUCEMENTS are Of
fersd 10 agents. We also manufacture Badges for
every division and corps in the army. We will
send sample tpure silver with your name, regi-
ment sn1 company handsomely engTayet thereon,
on the receipt OF ST. 50; together Win our whole
sale Illustrated circular TO agents.
:. NJ. WARD & CO.,
Doyls--2m No % Broadway, n. Y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS q cAupIDATEs.
Sea shore.
By T. ". EMERSON.

I heard, or seemcd to hear, the Gliding sea
Say, Pilgrim, why 50 late and slow to come?
Am / not always here; thy summer home?
Is not my voice Thy music, morn and eve?
Ny breath thy healthful climate in the
heats,
My touch thy antidote; my bay thy bath?
Was ever building like my terraces?
Was ever couch magnificent as miner
Lie o. the warm rock-ledges, and there
learn
A little nuL sufices like town.
] make your sculp ured architecture vain
VAN beside mine.
Lot herei Rome, and Nineveh, and Thebes,
Karnah, and PYRAMID, and Giants Stairs,
Halt piled or pr7strate; aud my newest slab
Older shan all thy race.
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gaEEs WHITwoErH, Judge q county Oouss.
?. l.. HICaoL, Clerk TE
Judges Court meets on 1ss aonisy shd eEsry
Saturday IN each month -
Quarterly COurt, composed o. Magistrates meets
the lst Monday N January, April, July aud octo-
sAaUEL FEIEBsos, gudgs Of Chsncery Court.
!. r. GLEAyKs, Clerk
- FnszIER, Judge Of Criminal Court.
J0Ek II. HALh, Clerk
Meets the lst Monday IN April, August ard De-
cenlber.
y. n. BAiES, Jndse Of clfeuit Court.
D. G. Lows, Clerk
For davidson county, meets 4th Monday in Jan
teuber
JANIS NJ. HNf0s, Sheriff
JOHN WTIseS, County Trustee.
CHAs. ". SMITH, County Req ster
K r. Bars and JoHN T. kFEEky Copstahles Of
lst District.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis AIRY
FOR
PRIVATE DINRASRS.

49, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, ioi
49, last four years OF Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention TO the treatment Of pri-
Yate diseases for 30 years Eaters himself having
attended TO practice for 30 many years, and cured
SO many thousands lie is ensbedtO cure all diseases
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may be
OF their o1n. Dr. Kings DispenssTy is No Is
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the souare
second story, where ne cures all diseases Of pr-
yate nature.
/ GonorThOsa curod without nsusoous medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date effectuslly cured
ia lsY days, by an operation which cansss no
psini Where structure exists health csnnot be
and uHdGrrnines the heslth 50 nnuch.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out OF neglect or had treatment can be efectu.
e. cured IN few days.
SEzIsAB WEAxEEss.-PsThcular attention having
been given TO this disease and all the consequences
growing out of it. brought on in many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth and ex-
csssiye indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of
which viii undermine the contribution, rendering
the subject unfit Tor baness or aociesy, and eaus-
ing pTematuTe old age.
Females who may he lsbonng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief
Persons residing sbrOsd, by writing and Stating
their csse, with fee enclosed, direct tODr A. King
NO. u DeadeTick street, Nashville, Tenn, vii have
The necessary medicines sent to their address.
Office bours rom o'clock IN the morning until
the evening. ApTi--d&Wiy
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT o. DlSEA5Es, Is
GEOWETNG HIM WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, A8 RI ~ II
NAgHVIl,LF. 1ENNEeSFE

IN TIE TREATMENT Or DIsEAsEs, Is
GEOWETEG HIa WITH SUCCESS RI
OTHER STATES, A8 RI ~ ~
sAsHVILLE. fESNEsSEE.
Ny books vii SHOW slas Sor the pass svs months
M Drzci.ce has Increased hundred uesr csnt ovar
ne lsst year, until i - not 70 ~ surpassed b. any
n Tie ssaie vita ny gsnoras prscLice m ths estT.
Chronic Cases
9Th sseisfacsion: Rheumatism, Aasctsons q ss
LE1gsi Diseases q ne Iaroal. 6igsiisd Joisss,
SUI Limbs, PsgrsJ. Pans, Ucsra, Csncsr, Grave.
Dissasss q ne Heart and Liver, innaznniasion b
ne Stomach, Esurslga, KiaTs Ell or scrolala,
Desfrese, Disesses o. ne Eyes. DettHtssed sys-
tens, Dyspepsia q Iudigess6l. nd Coasgmpsios-
together With al PrFsse Dsssasss, md Diseases q
the vr.aaEy Organs.
10 the Ladies.
AT Affections 81 he Womb treated WITH sstneeas.
Those 2ar78ed ladies who have ten - uaiorsn-
nae . nsserEy o Prov sborti09, Gao - earrisd
ssii. '- y N''~
sterlity.
Young Married Lalles whose misfortune 4 has
beeu not - brlrg f1fth IN due seaag1t remember
God has sid you should n1ulnply and rsplsaish. Il
~ a yoar dssirs yoa esn eoasuii ne sithsr ~
letter o. IN pereOn- No isdy over ulriy-nFe years
o. age ased make app.iea1On. Ahc0unluniostl0ns
By istter Or person strieay ccnndenlal-
Wight Emissions Cared.
Youne Nan, SOP nslors JOG Turner -. o. ~
tiseasas subject 70 Ma, thers y 20 dasSss 20 hard
% core q Night Eull-s Onss AID ptiyzici&ns are
seares t~t IN lersfskd trssanN IL and 10 yoa can
say that EaYe cured dozens n thu city a. vel ~
ID q se4snt Silatss Wlo hsye spenf dollar efiar dol
lar. and are noa vel cured b. me- ! Am daily -
oeiunz letters add ssno!ag nsescine % ~ psFis =
the country. In Nords al thas ere diseAsed n
sny s5ky. snd vii eve ne cal. VII owe satss-
lion i5r ~ q tha diseases uentoaed Is tbs al
vsrtIseunenL Ths best q references 1Faa n AS
city.
DR.. HoGILL,
Uai0n stress, Nashville. haan,
gaaI sl1 nssi siih pfolnps afiaeiaoas
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Medical Department.

SURGEON W. CLENDEEIN, Q. 8. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Ofice "A Cheuy-street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, U. s. VOLs,
Medical Puryeyor, U. s. A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASST SURGEON D. BACHE, .. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office "A CheTy-street.
SURGEON l. A JAMES, 4TH o. V. O.,
Health Officer and Post surgeon, Office "a
Cherry street.
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For Rent.

NOR THE YEAR fssS, THAT VALUABLE FRO
Z porty on Cherry sLseot known as tise '-LaLren
Properly" opposite the Maxwell House, and q
present esscuted by TIC Nashville Co Lieht cofa-
paHy. This property Is The mos valuable IN Tie
oty for rlauf purposes For terrss fnr any par a
II. apply % loss2s-al \. 4. AIAOWA}-
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SOLDIERS.

YcEought not 70 b. without such a valuable med
enc. The Cincinnati National Unon, 81 April zfth.
says, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
save b. the use o. Htrckland's ABii-C hoiera Nix
tire. Fcr s2e ~ Dfugzists Il % ceats per bottle
Gs8eral DepOt No. Es-t t0urth-stteet, Cihein-
nsfi Ohio a &a
sold 10 Sashviile, Tenn, ~ FORBES 4 SfE-
PHENs, sTEPHESs, JANEfT 4 Co, g. ~. HIN
DEgsHOT a CO, DE3OVILLE 4 CO. aud y. ".
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AFFIDAVIT.
Personally Appeared bsioFs ne "a Aldsrmaa o.
N eky q Phils.leighla, b. II. Heimbcld, Hho, -.
fpg duly sforus doth Hsy, his preDsratons eoatalu
% narcotic, no mefcurys 90 e1ker l9ila9ls druEi.
but sre purely segetzlae. -. II. 4EL.MBOf 10.
sNorn md sutscfted nefore ne, lls ~ day *
November, ls54. WM. y. HlEhARD
Aldsrnan eth-street ahose Rasia phiis.
Address letter. lur inlnTma1on IL eontdsuno.
n. T. HEiMBOLi, Chonals4
Depot - 1ouEn 4 an1lI-Efraet
Below Chesl1af Fhiia.lalphia-
BEWARE or COUETERFRIT2
AND UsPENCIRLED DEALEza,
sho saieagDr % disposs COP IA kIR OWels aad
sother articles on the naputatio1 alieinnd -
Asl1nboiafs 6entnne Preparations
q ErfraCt BuFkn
eaflarsIIiE
tmproEed kesa Haah.
Sold - al lrngfirtz eFrryNhEre.
Ask FoR HELaBoLDS-TA Es 40 oIaER
Cut out the 49, - Ha--eHf a. 4 eaItf t1FlE aHHn
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Valuable
RealE statefOrSaIe

DY ORDER or THE BOARD or DIRECrORs
ID n the Tennesscs Marine snd Fire lnsfirzDce
Company, offer for sale that valuable properly On
the Putiie square, occupied b. sad Company.
Bids VII h received therefor until The hrzt day
Of december neKf, By the undersigned - ihe Office
q tie Company, Who viii show the property O. al
wishing o. purchase. The pFeglises are rOOEny sud
valuable igF many purpose.
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made 10 Gfisr- EstInaatss % any cesa - work
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