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tBoNNETs.

Of all the charms dear woman wears
of all hsf many traps and snares.
For real effect there's nought compares
With the truly pretty bonnet;
FOR when or shsrever you chance to NEE
Gne that e perfectly modest and neat.
You may depend It's proof complete
That the head has more in il than on IL
Monster whether she's pretty or not.
How much or how little money she's got.
Whst tter she live in mansion or c. {.
- fact. depend upon IL:
Tho woman u make . man happy thrO' III
To make = model mother and wife.
IL one who. scorning the milliner strife.
--- Wears plain and tasteful bonnet
Now q bonnet Of genuine beauty and grace
Worn on the hesd in its proper place,
Shaeowing family the wesreris face.
IL thing for = song or . sonst
But one of those gay and gaudy things.
Made mp Of r1inbows and butterhv wings
A mixture Of flowers, ribbons and strings,
Is dreadful depend upon IL. ---'
A vulgar mass Of '.fuss and feather"
A little Of everything thrown together.
As IL By q touch Of windy weather,
Awretohsd conglomeration- or
A sort Of cup TO catch the hair,
a striking example Of Nothing to Wear. ,
Il this bonnet abominstion. --.--
ItnAkes . woman braxen and bold,
ssists her m catching nothing but cold.
Ia DAD on the young. Absurd on the old,
For lock 81 her fsos no bonnet Is there,
See st the side it hangs By hair,
View 10 behind and you viii declare
That the creature has broken her neck.
No matter where you may chance to be
M rnaftR- hn1F Fua n y 100
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

( only ground the Finciple into them
worse than ever
. Perhaps We may End plan of saving
the lives os any traitors We may catch,
and vet utterly destroy the big niger
holders" and rebel; but Jack Wii.ses's
philosophy, tine worst use You c&a make
of man IS to hang him." has not get
penetrated the heads Of the poor whites
of Georgia
NOTES oN PHRASES.
| will end With a note or TWO On phra
ses very common down here, and what
thought an uncommon use of them.
said TO an old negro whom I met in Ais
4 bsna: well, uncle, the rebels do not
seem to like Us Yankees very much"
mo, san. he said, ''they'se got no uss
for you" g.
An Irish girl who married 6 rebel last
twinter. recelYed a letter from him full
of southern boastinE. .--l.....-..
/ "If he writes smother latter like that"
she quietly remarked, '.I'it have no use
for him!"
''Thst's what's the matter" is an
est0a isain sly common phrase among our
troop, Il is broguht into every sort of
convoI stlion-conscripted, sense or non
sense permitting. But the most comic
use of IL / ever heard was by an old
Christian negro with whom l had talk
at Huntsville he wished me to explain
10 him the different parties at the North
ard ss | did so, the different yle Of
treatment of coiored men by our troops
rather confused his notions about our
people. When spoke of the old school
aboltionists how they straggled for years
against great discouragsments, but yet
were never discouraged. he said Il
knows one ofthem soon's see him. He's
jist like one OF usl Dsy wasn't put out,
case God was With them-that's what's
the natterl"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

Information has been received here
that Gen. Candy, while ascending White
river, Arkansas, on the gunboat Cricket,
9th inst, and is seriously if not fatally
wounded in the groin, the bullet passing
through the body.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23
our New Postmaster General.

Mr.. Dennison has already distinguished
himself as the head of our great postal
bureau. He enters upon his duty early
each morning. and SO ecOnomises his time
as to visit every desk in the department.,
thus famiharizing himself with the details
Of the vast machinery which runs through
each village, town aud city. He will
undoubtedly makesone OF the most eff
lent postmasteEs the Government has
ever hsd.-Hask. Gsrox., -s~o-v
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Ill n.tured people say that the only
time little Mcclellan exposed himself
during the war, waa when he went
aboard the gunboat Gslens; "the biieF
might have busted" l.u7 -oe- -'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

A hungry man is unmansgeable. To
be docile. he must, like horse. have 9
bis In his neuth. av ts.a asss Ts.iai
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V. z; w. I'll M. W. SMITH 4 CO..

Produce Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese and Butter
No p Pine Street st Louis. Missouri. Partlcu-
lar attention Will be paid 20 the sale OF western
Reserve Cheese and Butter Viii make hoeral
advances o., and render prompt returns for any
- property consigned to them. ,o,.,s a
l-4tS Same srties under the style Of AoCOAos q
;sest2 HN<IH, Warren, ohtes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

0eaiers n Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Crock
cry. Boots. Shoes and Leather. Carpeting, Paper
Hangings. Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing,
ke.. alws,-s cheap for ready pay at the New York
Stsre. Market street. Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23
GRocERS,

sPFRERR JHsNITH.
FREER q SMITH,
callers in Groceries and Provisions, Wooden and
stone Ware. Market Street. Warren. Ohlo-OetlS
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= J. TKsERoI- p. Il. kcKLRY.
J.VAgTROT d co.,
Importers of Gold and Silver Watches. and Dealer
In Jevelry Silver fare, &c. Market Street. War
rem. Ohio.
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a. KARNoS. I'D. FoLsoN. q. R. HARM
HARMONRR0s a FOLSOM.

ISuccessors 70 E. z Hoyt Col
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Dress
Goods. Gents Furnishing Goods. and silk, Sh9Els,
Hosiery and Gloves All klnds OF Gents Cloth
}og gotten up on the shortest possible notice. No.
River Block, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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9 Gossip from Georsia.

Alstter to the Boston Journal, from
Marietta, Georgia, gives the following gos-
siplng account Of the condition of the
state and Its people: 2 ---f. ---.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

speech of Hon. d. S. CoddiDgtOn before the War
Democracy OF New York City.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

If elected. backing his car On the worn
ont rails of 1861 and 1852, TO end where
the colonies began, amid the confusion
and anarchy of aboriginal conflicts. John
Van Buren, in q speech 1t Hudson, told
the people shat Lincoln had perverted
the objects of the war. More than q year
ago, on Madison Square, he declared that
slavery deserved its doom. Before the
war, that prophetic politician informed
the North If secession took place il would
be but holiday task for US to 90 South
and re-annex them without slavery
Where are ws to placs ticket With such
somersault supportsrsi Here Is ono OF
the original founders of the latter anti
slavery party going about the country
denouncing his own odspring Depend
upon il, q people who could drop two
houses of Congress. throw away SD
prems Judicial bench, turn their back up
on popular vote ready to sweep them
back into power-a people who have
emptied theirhands of all these blessing,
that they might; tear up the foundation
of American prosperity and float their ru
ins in the hearts blood of the North
such Q people are not to bs brought bach
by an armistice, but on q stretcher. New
er but once haTs the people Of she NORTH
voted directly upon ths slavery question
and then they gave an overwhslming ma
jority for Southern rights, In the con
test of 1854, the Fugitive Slave Law snc
the compromise of 1850. were almost the
only questions before the people; yet ev
cry Northern State bat two voted solie
for the South.
u,l :. -. AZ. ...r k.,k ,c y1,th >., faal
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BLooDi BLOOD BLOOD
HsInbold's Highly Ooncsntralsd Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection Of the blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings OF the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipe, and other mucus sursces, making IL
appearances IN the form Of Ulcers. HelmbOld's Ex-
tract Sarsapariia purhes the Blood, and removes
all scaly eruptOns Of the akin, giving 70 the COM
plexiOn clear and healthy color Il being prcpar-
Cd expressly for this class o. complaints n blood
purifying properties are preserved % greater ez-
tent thsn aDy other preparation Of Sarsaparilia.
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agasirrille Cits 9irerturg.
Municipal Omcers.

JoHS HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WIN. SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs Henry, Treasurer.
JoHy CHUsBLY, City Marshal.
w. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. C. TUCKER,
A. B. SHAEKLIS, Revenue Collector.
T. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works.
DAx. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WIN J. SLNKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works
L. n FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment.
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De-
partment.
VIM WRIGHT, Street 0verseer,
JoHN @. DODD, Work House Keeper.
I. II. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
Thomas McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoNG, Second Clerk Market.
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Nelson & Murfree S
AGENCY OFFICE,
CHERRY STREET, NEAR UNION,
NAsHVILLE. TENN.


NOR SALE--A number Of Dwelling Houses in
II he CITY Of Nashville, m Edgeheld, North
Nashville, West Nashville, &C.
ALS0-A large number OF vacant lots on Front,
Market Simmer, High, Vine and Spruce streets,
several OF which are betWe en- Cedar and Broad.
Al SO-An elegREt LIVERY TABLE. IN a central
location, and large and convenient lCE HOUSE,.
ALSO-A fee cnoiee country places near the
city, at ptces ranging from SC 90 to SIS 600 EACH
add to which We invite immediate and special at
tenuon- Bsrgains wli ue given 20 fscilitafe sales
AIS0-State and County Binds bous ht and sold
and stocks Of al kinds purchased as per order
AISo--A fine Piano, 81 yards Of Brussels Car.
pei ne, and a neat and elegant Family Carriage.
FOR LEASE number Of unimpr0ved Lots in
the city snd in West Ma hville fer term Of years
ASA Boarding House on North Market street.
for three years-
WANTED-A customer wants 20 borrow the sum
% $1,000, for winch SIMPLE snd Satisfactory security
VIII be given. Apply 70
NELSON & MURFREE.
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Militarg 9iretturg.
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BECKWITH, C. C. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL A. P. PORTER, G. C. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL G. r. MACFEELY, c. G. s.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT sAM J. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot COnmssary Subsistence, Office No. 10
CherIy-street.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, c. s.,
Post COmmissaTy Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT f. IL HOPKINS, c. s.,
Purchasing CommissaTy of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad ahd Summer-street
CAPT. SAM. C. GLOVER, C. s.,
In charge of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cheuy-street.
CAPT JOHN A. IRVINE, c. g.,
Disbursing ommissary Subsistence. Office No
80 CedaT-street.
CAPT. W. H. M'LYNAN, c. s.,
In charge OF U. s Bakery, Colege-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HE>'RY KING, A. C. s.,
in charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT. J. S. CALLATIN, A. c. g.,
IN charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c Office No
g. South Market-street.
LIEUT. D. Il. I4ANOREAU, A. c. g.,
In charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c. Office at
Pork House, below Lower Leyee.
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County Omcers.

yA1Es wHrTwosrn, Judge Of County Court.
4. L NIcHOL, Clerk.
Judges Court meets On Let Monday and avery
Saturday in each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of 5sagstrafes meets
the lst Monday IN January. April, July and Octo-
Der
SAMUEL FRrrnsos, Judge Of Clancory Court.
J. r. GIEAYEs, Clerk.
- FaAzIER, Judge Of Criminal Court
join H RAIL, Clerk.
Meets The lst Monday in april. August and De-
cember.
n NJ BErES. Judge Of Circuit Court.
D. c. LOVE, Clerk
For Davidson county, meets 4th Monday in jan
uary, Sd Monday IN May and 1si Monday 10 Sep
tegnher.
JAMES NJ HIS40S, Sheriff
JOHs Wilson, County Trustee
CHAs. W. SMITH, County Register
r. F. BATES and JOHx Z. NEWMAN. CoustsbIes OF
LIST District.
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Police Department.

Captain. H. PUcKETT.
LIST Lieutenant-Wh. DAELEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J. F. INGALLS,.
lst Ward-DAS BIRcHETT,
WIN. III. WILKINSON, JF.
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A G. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER.
Sd Wards. j. STARKEY,
w. w. PHILLIPs,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. J. HEALD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERToRD.
9Th Ward-JoHE FIRTH,
SAM PLUAmER.
It'll Ward-JoHN LAVENDER.
Sth Ward-BIRD Bruce.
9th Ward-WM. Jackson,
JoSEPH CAPPS.
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GEN EE AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Pententary. surgeon Burntt Cloak, U. S
Vols, IN charge
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Pententary. Surgeon W. Threlkeid, U. g.
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon j. f. Herbst, U. s. Vols,
IN charge.
NO. ! GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New GEn Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stanford, U. S.
Vols, in charge.
No. = GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, U. s. Vols,
in charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
S. z. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow, y. S. Vols, in
charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon G. W.
France in charge
NO. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and G. Railroad Depot Surgeon s. E.
Fuller, u S. Vols, in charge.
Vo Is GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cornei ga inner snd Iine-streets, Surgeon W.
NJ. Chambers U. S. Vols, in charge.
No 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin Konsyne in charge.
NO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On MaTket-stre Get, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. d. Thom, q. S. Vols, in
charge.
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- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
~ last four yesrs Of Louisville, Ky. who
has devoted his attention 10 the treatment of pr
vste diseases for 30 years, dstters himself having
attended to practice for 30 many years, and cured
many thousands, he Is enabled 70 cure an diseases
OF private nature, no matter how bad they NAV be
nom inludlcious medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their OWE DR.. Kings Dispensary is No %
Deaderick street, between Cherry end the Square
second story, where he cures all diseases Of phi
Vate nature.
GonoTrhoss cured without narseous medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures d. old or recent date effectuslly cnred
Ia few days, by an operation which causes no
pain Who're structure exists heslth cannot Dc
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undernnines the health 30 much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin, GROW.
rg out Of neglect bad treatment can be effectu-
ally cured IA few days.
SEMINAL WEAKEEss.-Particulsf attention having
been given 10 this disease, and all the consequences
growing out OF It, brought on N many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsideTste youth and ex-
eesslve indulgence Of the passions, q neglect pof
which will undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business or society, and caus-
lDg premature old age.
Females who may be lsbonng with any difficulty
o. the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct toiDr. A King
no. % Geaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medicines sent to their address
Of1ce hours rom o'clock in the morning until ?
rs eFen5or ADrT-Si&vly
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AFFIDAVIT


Personally appeared before me an Alderman o.
the cay q Philzz4eiphia, II. II. Belmboid, Uho be-
ing duly sNOfns 10Th say, his preparations contain
DO narcotic, no mercury. or other inurOus drusa.
bat are purely vegetable. II. r. HEI.MEOLu.
sworn and subscribed beiore me, ih.s 23d day 81
Nogsnber, ie51. ~ VII. Il. hlbbARlf,
Aldermsn 9th-street, aa0ge Rare, Ptae.
Address letters for information 10 confidence,
II. =. HELhBOLD, Chemist,
Alepos 10 hogth fenih-street,
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
BEWARE or FCOUNTERFEITS,
AID uEPsfsC1PLED DEALERs,
Who endeasor TO dispose COZ THEIR Own" and
"0ihsr'' articles on tie reputasion STAINED b.
Haiznbold's Genu1ns Preparztcns,
Extract Euchu,
saYaaper.lia,
improved Rose Waah.
SOLD BE- al Druggists everywhere.
ASK FDh HRfAfBOLLfS-IdKH 10 OTHBR.
Cut oni tbs advertisement Nnd send crit AED
AVOID IzFoSI7f0R AND ExFuGuRB
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

TUE HIGHEST NARKEf PRICE WILL BE
Maid 10 Cash FOR ali grades OF Wheat al Eestb
eperry'e, corner Of Broad and College strests sd
J. A. McAiister 4 Co.'S OLD stand, or al the Reser-
vioF Mills, near TIE Cfy WaisT-works.
ang2e-Sm
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he day 'Rforesaid, under the same rules
aud regalations heseinbefore prescribed
and at such suitable places as wiz Be
conTenient TO the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled to vote with>
out oath or registration.
In testimony whereof, /, Andrew
johnson, Military Govern
or Of the State Of Tennes-
Is see, do hereunte set my
hand, and have caused the
Great Seal of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day of September, a. D., 1864
By the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest EDWARD II. EAST,
Secretary Of State.
East Tennessee Counties.
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Medical Department,

SURGEON W. CLENDENIN, U. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Office "A Cherry street
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, .. s. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor u. s. A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS T SURGEON d. BACIIE U. g. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office "a Cherry-street.
SURGEON l. A. JAMES, 4TH O. v e.,
Health officer and Post Surgeon. Office "a
Cherry
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrE's oFFIoE,l

foRAGE DEPARfHEsr,
Nashville, Tenn, Ser. ernber "a 1854
4 AN AUTHORIZED ~ PURCHASE IN OPEN
IL market Al Of he Cors and ats ia this vicinity
4 VII iarnish tfansporieno1 f5r the same 10 this
depot III desired Tor further particular enol.Ira
af my ofhcs, No. 50 Cherry street NashgiIie. iern
GEO. p. H1BBARD,
esPso-iN Capt a A q NJ.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBsCRLBRf
NOW Is THE TINE TO sUBScRIBEl
NOW IS THE TINE TO sUBScRBKi
NOV rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
ONLY 81 80 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 81 50 FOR THREE MOETH8
ONLY 81 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 81 30 FOR THREE MONTHS
Which viii embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign.
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Qaartermaster's Department.

BYT BRIG. GEN. J. L. DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtsrmaster, Department of the Cumber-
land. Office los CherrY-stree
CAPT. JAS F. RUSHING A. ON,
Chief Assistant Qusrtsrmsster. Office los Cherry
street.
col. J. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q N Dept, Receiphng and Distributing
Quauermaster o. >. Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, at Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. s. B. BROWN, A Q NJ,
in charge q Railroad Transportation, freight and
Psssenger) ONCE Church-street, at chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT CHAs T. WING, A O NJ,
General Disbursing Officer Quartermaster's Depart.
masters Dep rtment. Office, lO7 Cherry-street.
CAPT. CHAs A REYNOLDS, A Q. NJ,
in cha &c Of U 5 scipyard.
CAPT. T ). cox, A. Q NJ,
IN charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age Of Public Property. Office II Market-street.
CAPT. GEO. +. HIBBARD, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Once 80 Cherry
street.
CAPT. +. Il RUGAR, A. O NJ,
Posr Quarterlnas CT, in charge Of Post ransporta-
Transportation, Fuel, Issues @ Detachmeats Hos:
pitfalls, Ia rsCks, &c Office, n Cherry Street;
CAPT CHAs H. IRWIN, A. z. NJ,
in charge Of Corralls, stables, Public Animals,
Means Of transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
Office los CherTy-street-
CAPT. ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A Q. NJ,
in charge Of Quarternaster's stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware &c. Office los CheTTy-street.
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A. Q. H.,
in charge Of Depot OF U. s. Colored Troops and
Freedmen, and government Printing House Office
II cedar street
CAPT v. MILLS,
18th Regiment Ohio Volunteers A. A. q. b.. Tn
specior Of SutleFs' Goods, and al Private Stores
FAippPd To the Front Office 49, Cherry-sfreet.
CAPT GEORGE IsENsTEN,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A Q. NJ
Assistant TO Capt. }. g. Crane, A. q n. oihee
Church-street, ST Chattanooga Depot
CAPE J. Il. JAMES, A. 9. NJ,
IN charge Of Issues Is Tennessee Troops. Office
State Capitol.
1T S. H. STEVENS,
ChicSgo Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. O. NJ IL
charge Of River snd Depot TRANSFORMATION, and Fuel
for steamers. ofdee IS Cherry street.
acquisitions and Estimates for Public Property
and supplies should he made on The Issuing Ofhoers
separately.
special acquisitions. No. 30. are required for All
articls-s not b tied hy the Army Regulations, ans
must be approved b Brigade and division CON-
rnaaaers, or the Commanders o. Troops unasslgE-
ed 70 triCldes or Divisions.
Requisi5ons ior supp les, Tor troops stationed AZ
Nashville, Hiii fiiei by he Post Quarternsaster
on the approval OF the Post Commander, unless
they calf or aniuisls means Of transportation luTn-
Der, OF 2ratng, when ne approval the Chief
QusrteTmasteT ~ required.
Rc9uistons and Estimates for Supplies 81 tie
FrCnt must be pfeseased 20 the DEPOT Quarteruas-
tors there unly 10 extreme cases = u tBey b. Is
sued on here, and hen only when approved hy ne
Chief QuaTiermaster Of the Army.
All signstlres & acquisitions snd Estimates
shout give the ordinary autograph a the OrScer
followed b kis rauk. and the number and desi.na
ton q his regnent or command
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samed cause, has swelled the prices of the

sumed cause, has swelled the prices of the
sommonest products till they almost rival
in value the fabulous golden fruits of Hes
perides. When wheat commands q ready,
firm price of from 30 cents to 81. 90 per
bushel- oats 80 cen:s-corn 81. 15a1. 20
potatoes SOa9O cents, and when onions
are considered cheap at $2.50a3 90 .
bushel, certainly even the most avaricious
cannot complain that farming in Mime
sofa does not pay. If the doubter still
doubts and thinks that such prices are in
adequate we turn him to the matter of
quantity produced per acre here as COM
pared with that of other States, and refer
him to the subjoined table as an infallible
statistical argument in favor, of Minnesota.
This table shows the relative average
yield per acre, of the several products
mentioned, in the different Northern States
as has been by US compiled and carefully
arranged from the Report of the Commits
sioner of Agriculture of the United States
for the year 1862: ..'l4''.a'la ro'a7