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win be furnished free of charge 70 soldiers in or out
OF the Hospitals, if their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours. S0DEEs taught one.
third less than citizens.
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Meiioal pirse.gr q Dpartme..s

e.rreson. Glover Perrin, I sA. ot8os, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
1900 Meiioal DirsofoT' Surgeon Henry
Thur.ton. Oaloe, - Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
eoe 10 "a Cherry street. between Broad and Church.
Medical DineoloT Reserve C0rps: surgeon William
variep. Vols. once, High street, Gen Granger 8
Old headquarters.
Ofe south summer street. near the City Cemetery
49, Harshal: Lieut. O0l Geo Spaulding.
Lssislaaf Prososf Ndrslsat: Captain James Boyd,
gfet Iilinois Olhoe az the State Capitol.
gassl1atder q fEs Porl. BrFadier General s
Granger Headquarters, College street, between
cburch and Union streets.
y Hsadqnartsrs of s CoiHzaoader q the Lssiytd q
Naskrlfe Gen L Il Rousseao. The Bass resi1cnce.
Cburch street, between Vine and Spruce.
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DIR. HUNT RELEAsEp.

Surgeon Hunt who was taken prisoner
from his homs in Cleveland, Tennessee,
= few days ago, has been released, and
arrived here yesterday. The Rebel sur
geons were quite indignant ~ his brutal
treatment, and insisted upon bis release.
Cor. PHILADELPHIA Eaq.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 26-I have
just received information that on yester-
day 4 Rebel raid was made upon Clsve-
land, Tenn, in which the raiders acted
most inhumanly. If you recOllsct oar
cavalry made 3 raid into Cleveland in
November last, and destroyed foundry
and large amount Rebel stores. There
are two extensive Touring mills at this
town, which on account Of the imp0rtu-
mites of the poOr-And they abound in
this and that locality-wsre spared frOns
destruction. These mills have both been
seized upon Confederate account while
the robbery of the citizens was indis-
eriminAte and heartless. They were rob
bed Of bed clothing, carpets, aud Of
everything which would do to cover the
naksdness Of the Rebel troops. All Of
the able bodied men were eonscriptsd
and hurried away.
JOHN MORGAN "HDIsELF AGAIN"
John Morgan, whom we have made nc
toriOus, the horse thief Of the bogus Cor
fedesrcy the ''greAt big nobody par slosl-
lence the "Marion" Of the Rebellion Gin the
estimation Of juniper-hesded young ladies
and male ducks with long hair,) has again
turned up, and few days ago made q
speech from = window Of the Washing
ton House, Atlantis, the tenor Of which was
strictly confined to the pronOuns "I"
and Gus" and their natural accompani-
ments. In few days John will start
with the Second Kentucky Cavalry three
Alabama cavalry regiments, = brigade
of mounted infantry, and . battery Of
hOwitzsrs. aud be will tear up the Chat.
tanOogA Railroad in several places, and
compel General Grant to fall back from
Chattanooga, At least John says so: and
as John says big things and intends 70
do big things, why il is best for US 10
keen our ewes ODen
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Mr.. W. B. CoREnIUs is authorised to
refer to me. He is gentleman Of inieg-
rity, and viii perform all that he UNDER
takes or promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military GovsFRog.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY oovERNNERT,
J0HE hugh SMITH, NGFos
WILLIAM EIIAEE. Reoo~1a.
TnTIW frIIrrhruT. ~

Davidson Ceulty Directory
CITY GOVERNMENT.
J0HE hugh SMITH, Nago,
WILLIAM SHANE, Beoo-dE.
yOHU CHUMBLET, E,gssal
DspEs Esshais-W. Z. Wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker
and James A. steele.
(srts or tls Ka,Eet-Iohn Ca1mhlsy, sz-osoto, fgf9
Thos. MCCzrty, second; and Elisha Long, third.
IA Lsssssor--Nlilian Driver.
fis,s..,ss Colioosor-A. B. shankisud
Wafcr T1z Oollso0r-E. 3. Garrett
nfssar1-R Henry
WtaTf Hdrfa-ThOmas Lcakc.
6ss1sysNaszdest Qf d.s WOTksoass-J. Q. Dodd.
Z sgperiaseslasst 81 as HaiT RorLs-Wnl. Stewart
Caia cf a. I'VE Depe'fsseat-L y Freeman.
$50 of ~ OsascieY--T. b. EoBrl5s.
So Ossrsss-J. L. stezart.
Cs,v Aa0rssy-W Brien.
CITY COUNCIL
Bo1RD OK ALDEKEEs--M n. Rrisu, Presiasnt
Fgrsf Ward-Jno Newman.
geo0nd Word-Joseph Robb.
THIRD Ward-G Mayded
Fosrfh Ward-HG ScoveL
Fydh WaFd-Joseph Knowles
erh Ward-M n Bricn.
sspenh Wdrd-M G L Claiborne.
Eighh Wdrd-JOseph smith.
Coarxos CoUSGL-Andrew Anderson, President.
Frs Wcrd-Jas Turner and John Carper.
gSooOad Wars-G n Southgate and Myers.
Third Wdgd--Androw Anderson and Alex Mcdaniel
logsn RdroI- - = ana Caaries sayeTs
Sevelh WdSd-J Rust and J.W Cready.
Eighh Ward-Wm Hay and / Wheeler.
srAzpTEa ooEnrrrEEs on THs CIT oOCEmL.
Fssasoe-KnoWles, s0uthgaie, and Anderson
Wafsr Works-Anderson, Smith, and Glascock.
e~sss-Sayers, Turner, Southgate, hay6eld, Che2t-
hssa, Yarbr0ueh, Claiborne, and Haily.
6clooJs-HuiI Knowles, and Nheeer
WLa~f-Oarper, Turner, and Newman.
Fire Departniens-MyerH, Rust, and SoOYel.
(sas-Irivef, Brien, and CreSdy.
Cs7aeierv-Smith, Wheeler, and haiy.
EfarEef U0slas-SouthgRte, Newman, and CsTp6r.
eIapes-Brien, Mcdaniel and Myers.
l'sIios-YaFbsOugh Sooyel, and seyers
eDrin0s-Claborne, HUFF, and Haily.
Work Houae-C Chestham, Robb, and Mcdaniel
Taprooeaents and zpesdituTes-Sooyel, 5o1ihgate,
and Driver.
Fublio Prop@fy-R0bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet Hoiise-Newman, haily, and Southgate.
- The Board OF Aldermen meets the Iuosdays
rext preceding The second and fourth Ihu-Bchys n
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN osoa monta.
NIGHT POLICE
flas'iats-John II Pickett.
Firsf Efsaienans-Robert Scott.
Second Lisiasa1al--John 8 lngals.
PkTnOINEN.
Eanes-David McNabb, John Oavendori Joel Phil
li1s, WIN Puckett, Dan'l Burgei, Vim Muiloy, Murphy
PhIlllps EamT PlummeT, John Chenaut, Mich Davis
Jane Miller, WIN Mayo, Wm Rice, Vim Baker, A
Byron, Bird Bruce, Eichol, Vim Stewart, JeEse
aS- Tue Police Court h opened every morning al
nlne O'Clock.
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w. r. CORNELIUS.
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer in all kinds OF Metallic
Burial Gases and
ZINC COF7FINS,
g Bodies EmbaImed."

Principal Office and Wsre-ROoms, No.
20 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at Murfreesboro, Tul-
lshoma, Wsrtrsce, Shelbyville, ChattA-
noOga, and Stevenson, Alabama.
ar All communications promptly
answered.
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HR AND LOCATION OF HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE
Ihs following Is correct list Of al Hospitals In
thls oityi
Bosgfal No l-Old Gun Factory: Surgeon c W
Huf-uar College Street, on the Bill.
Harpifal No 2-UnigeTsitu bHiiaiHg: surgeon Il ID
Ivpde. L Vols, Market street, on the Hill.
T4os5aal No 9-EEsisF's Building; Surgeon / ID Har-
Low III : Vols Southeast corner Public Square.
Has,isai No b-Gaa Fucs5rV; Surgeon q W HOge-
hoon Il 8 Vols, upper end OF Front street.
gyos5ifal No g. Masonic Hall: Surgeon " Otter
son III \ Vols corner Of Church and Summer streets.
Iorptfaf Ne a-Cdysidge Fdof0TV; Surgeon o
" France L : A, Market street below theSquare.
Marital No il--(Pe H0uss), surgeon L D
Hogle u s A, on University Pike.
IIospifsl No l2-B Broadsrag Ho;ol. Surgeon " lAu
tor III = Vols corner broad and Cherry streets.
Tiospgal No ls-Eluass High School: Surgeon 3
ssViar u Vols corner OF Spruce and Broad streets.
4os5ssI No IA Ndshsiiie Female academy Surgeon
"A Philps Vols, Church street. near the Chatta-
nooga Depot. , ,,-
A C9sainbers Vols, corner Of lne aud summer sts.
Hos.ifa7 No lG-( (CoHiraband) Surgeon R0-
nayne u 8 A, corner Of Broad and tfont Streets.
iyo.oifal No l1--{Odcsrs') Surgeon K u lyn6a,
n sv3iS Narkei street, on the Hil
1yo,,iaal No Morris 4 StFaitoss Bsilding. Sur
..,,1 4 NJ Fove Z Vols, No Market street.
U,,.,ltal 10 gl-1fcfhodiG Chsroh: surgeon Z
Frsier d $ Vols Church street, bet Summer and High.
0,-.bsrlasa Horplial. Surgeon Clark Mcllermont,
n vols on Hardin Pike, west oi the fonitentiary.
Frssoa Hospiial-seooad B9pfis CtarcA: A A sur
AsSon Rickmsn, A, Cherry street. on he Hill.
u Qsaralasoenf RaFTacts lNarl0eI hotis) Corner Oi
|I7tureb aud Cherry streets.
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RITES 0F ADYERTISIKG,

81 Advertisements inserted in the Special Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
hrst insertion; for each additional insertion ten
cents in the Local Column thirty cents Per line for
the rst insertion, for every additional insertion Ar
tsen cents.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at % and 40, and
just before he died; also his wife's; 3
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x4O, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
tral America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
goo,aa cv,o gonnsa Watar gnanae so
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Hen. james A. Bsyard, Of Delaware,
having resigned bis sssi in the uaiisa
Senate, the vacancy has been flied by
th. election Of Hen. GeoEgs B. Riddle.
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ATTENTION! /!
Army of the Cumberland !
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYIl
All the within named articles can be
sent by mail At the prices named, to-
wit:
J.TLLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
STATESMAN stl the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
tons. Size 40N54.
Pocket form, linen back 81 80
Sheet, %
]. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with a full descrip-
tion of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
ter, &c, and a Description of each
County. Size 40E a.
Pocket FORM linen back .................... 81 20
plain, ....................-.-............. 90
Sheet form, %
J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis to its mouth, with a
full descrip ton of all the IslAnds,
bars, names of the owners of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40E 80.
Pocket form, linen back, ...... ........ 81 so
" form, plain, ,-..... ....................... 90
Sheet form, 60
]. T. LLOYD'S GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Msp-has ev-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
COX 60.
POcke form, linen back, .................... 81 80
plain, .............. ..................... 90
6leet - ......ss...- -...s.-.....-...s.... Ou
J. T. LLOYDs MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&c, colored in counties. Size 40S 80.
Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 90
4" plain, .............,............. 90
Sheet " ................................. 90
q" Of Kentucky,
=" Of Virginia,
Of Missouri.
Il. II. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE RE-
BELLION, showing the Territory ta
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with bAttle-grOunds marked on
sheet form.
90 20, 70
Book form colored, with Sketch Of each aghi up
to the last agbt at Mission Ridge, ............ 60
CHARTS OF 80 GENERALS, hand
sOmely cOlOred.
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely cOlOred.
Sheet form, ..... 25
BATTLE OF FORT DONELSON, beau
tifully cOlOred. Size 33 = A.
Sheet form, 30
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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PHONOGRAPHY.
w WRITING
AID
BOOK KEEPING
FAUCET BY
J. w. DOLBEAR,
Author of the "soisnes Of Psnmaaship.a .
Author Os the "sOisnsa Of Psnmaaship. >

Psrsons from Q to 90 years can learn this system,
In q few lessons ladies' sre taught 70 write Ia q
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen in bold
rapid, business style
10 persons acquainted with It's merits, his svsteu
Of writing needs no other recommendation but those
unacquainted with it. Mr. D. refers to the following
remarks and testimonial. Instead Of teaching Pen.
manship merely iEitasion kTf an experiences of
20 years has enabled him TO reduce Il 70 the ceraty
Of science, so that being guided by kao5lodge in
stead oil random practice, pupils from TO GO years can
N snort time learn TO write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDITY
So accurate is his system and 80 uniform in fts
success, that after Witnessing its effects on several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume obserVes:
"HsVing had fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder.
ful and rapid improvement Of your pupils ia my
school, consider it but just to say that believe il
TO be not only the best Sysem, but s oHg one dssr-
Vig he HaTas-for by strict attention 10 the rules civ
en- any person may in short time, acquire free
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pteased TO see
It universally adopted"
This expression was couCurred IN by
Maj Gen. T. P. Gaines, q. s. Army:
His Excellency, James c. Jones, Coy. OF Tenaessse
Rt. Rev. J. h. 0tey, Bishop Of Tennessee e
RI. Rev. 2. P. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. D. Pres Of Nashville Uni.
versity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
"Being requested By Meesrz. DoIbear 10 state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen, sgners to the
within, do 80 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing ia so
cety. Given at the Hermitage this 23d day of
October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
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WH, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which bind ourselves Etrictly to
adhere. VIZ. CAMERON, for ths UHsOa.
JOHN WALLACE, Tor the DisPasoh
NASHVILLE, TIM, July 70, 1883.
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Allow me TO introduce to you my friend J. Y. DOL
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF teach
ing Penmanshp and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is 80 well and widely estab-
lighed that viii say nothing that score I only
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose so
cety have derived much pleasure and profit, and Us
one whom you have the intelligence to appreciate
anything you may do TO further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend.
join G. EDGAR
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ROOM ovs sa'th'S Drug Sore, Cor. oAsroE ass Vsae
Streets. HOURS, to Il, a. n, to 5, p. NJ, and
10 at night.
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COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1873.
MK. J. ". DOLBE4R-Dear Sir Ehave been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
70 be both skiful and faithful, and the improvement
Of your pupils is urprsing and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. l shall feel happy Il
this testimony to your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves OF your instruction in one of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. II. OTEY.
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announcements OF Candidates.
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Frorn fhe Hon. Jud9e N. Gres,.

from me hOa JRd9e n. Green,
President Of the Law School, az Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Bench OF Ten.
nessee
"Ar. Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfecting his system Of instruction. and is by
er seen. You viii perceive at once that he Is man
Of tine intelligence. lie gives instruction without
and his reasoning Is 30 jest and clear that
you at once perceive the principle he seeks 70 mpart
and that being fixed in the mind, the pupil acting
upon it, soon learns 70 write with and rspidty
as well as with elegance.
commend MT. DOlbear TO your kind attention, and
trust 1t will be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward his objects. ANY Service you may
render him will be wOrthy bestowed and viii obliga
me. Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1885, n. GREEN.
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p,
sir-Considering good handwriting TO be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success TO every
man engaged in buuess, greatly applaud your mer-
itOrous exertons to improve the chirography of the
age. A gentleman q lady either v. % writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail 10
write when they sheud and when they do write it Is
done at the last moment, with haste and mpatiance
and consequently with faults of all kinds often COM
mittng and iniuring both the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudable undertakings,
Iremain yours, respectfully,
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General Court Martial,
ER And INsHVS o. ROSPIlR II 1ASEVhI

No % lNuItH NWiIIE 81 .
p,ss,aept Col MARTIN c. HUNmR, SGD Ind. Vol Inf.
yudee Advocate Capt. W. c. soUIER's, 1st o. v s. S.
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8SuA-gute gist.
CORRECTED DAILY BY DAVID C. LOVE & CO.
BIO. IS UNION STREET.

~ AhSse auoAsio1s are Tor United Statea' Irsl
ury Eotes, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky:
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The following very Just remarks Of the Hon Thos.
a. Benton, U. S. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all Young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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CROSSMAN & DRUCKER

ITAVE REMOvED THEIR OFFICE AND DEPOT
IL 70 No. - South Colege-street, in A. Hsmi-
ton 4 Co 3 Warehouse, where they will be glad to
zee their old friends and customers.
Nashville, Jan 9th, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
~ poston BY the light Of four years experience Hscf
NAV again learn is own mind and take ~ decfsios

poston BY the light Of four years exPsTienes nscn
may again ISarn IT, own mind and Seko ~ decmiog
There Is reign though Of the same king oncn
occasion has not happened before since the oegm
ming Of the war; for at least four years 10 co"o "
II likely to happen AGAIN"
The indeI the Confederate organ In London SAYS tnst
Eal Russelps letter practically recognizes the po
the two beigeent Federations he ought II he intends
be consistent not TO stop short Of actual recognition
After the 9Th Of March. there will no longer be pre-
text for delay. 80
On shat day government win 60 Into operation at
Washington In which the States Of the South have con-
fessedy neither part nor voice. The Government or
ganizcd upon the basis Of the election OF the eth
inst, knows them only foreign enemies to be con-
Iquered by force The Federal Executive and Legis-
which formed part of the Union. and could date their
existence back to period when all the States did
form part The Executive and Legislature which
mence Heir term Of authority the 4th March, cannot
aud do not set up any such pretension. This new Gov
eminent at Washington present TO Europe no nth
which IL not vested with even greater validity IN tho
government at Richmond, which is by three years its
senior. ..i. -
The Morning Pos, In its city article gives currency TO
the report that the Washington cabinet is disposed to
recognize the new Mexican GOvernment-and that Mt.
Seward will make proposition to that effect in Cur
gress.
The Liverpool Marine Board had presented TO Capt.
Evan Jones Of the British ship Hagar, valuable gold
watch received from N President OF the ncd SsateA
in acknowledgment OF the services OF Capt Jones f
rescuiDg the Of the bark Edisto OF Bost"n M DE.
cembcr. lc63 -
Tie Loadoa TINES publishes four columns Of qusis.
lions from Lord Derby's translation Of Homer and
points with pride to the performance Of TIE great
statesman.
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THE CALL FOR 100000 MEN.
paArTINe BEGINS FEBRUARY l5th.
WASHINGTON, Dee. ~, 1907.

NA5htN'IcN D-t- y" ic"f'
=, rps pspsIpgST o. THE UNITED sTATss-A
PROCLAAArloS;
Where's, hy the act approved July 1, 1864
.,,,ed AN act further TO regulate aud provide for
a. enrolling and calling out the nstOuol forces. and or
Mo, purpo,es ii il provided thet Tie President Of The
r,od States nav at his discretion any time here
,her oon for any number OF volunteers for the
,csotye terms Of one two or three ye5rs for military
,s,yee. and lhat in case The quota or any part,
hs,cof Of any Town township ward Of citv prtciuc
., election district or of county not subdiyded.
,ssu not be 6,c1 within The space OF Sity days after
,oeh call then the President shah Immediately order
sarsft for one year. 10 fill such quotas or ary pelt
psreof which may " unified; and whereas by
,As credits allowed in accordance With the act Of
Congross on the call for five h1niled thousand men
sede Juy 18th. 1904 The number Of nan 10 he obtained
updsr that call sac Tedn, "a &, 80 900; ard Thoreas
ne operations OF the enemy IL. eogtain States hsyo
rendered il iUysacics,s 10 procure rom them their
MI quotas of;gO0Is. under lie sud cal; and whereas.
ron the foregoing causes but 2i00o0 men bsye been
rai into the army, navy, and marine corps under ted
osn Of July il, lrt4. leaving . deficiency on that
,an oi go, 0U0j now, thcrciorc J. Al, ahan Lincoln,
President OF the United States Of America IN order 10
CpiY INT ttWethd OtDtlcht., ana 10 fDFIet lot chs i'
ties in the military md naval service Of the Tn.ed
sistes do issue this, my cell. for Three Hundrcd
fhorsud Volunteers tcserv, Cor one two 0r I ScIs.
Tie quotas Of Ike State, districts and srbdistrcts
der this call VIII 10 assigned NJ the War Department
through tie bureau Of the Proves M aTshG en- eral
sfhe United States arc IN the quota any part
hereof Of any town. township ward OF city, precinct
or election district. q county. not subdiyided.
cit go
,en draft shal be made 10 MI suoh ercia or any part
ee-aof under tbis call which may he uuiied on the
ISL DAY Of Fehrlafy, l5t5.
10 testimony whereof have herewith set rly hand
l cau-ed tie seal d The United Stlte3 10 Be saved
D. 81 Done al lie City Of Washington, tbs I9tl day
Of pscemtsr II the year If our Lori one tion and
seh: unGgcd ana sistyfonr and OF tie Independence
dihe Uni.ed Stat, ~ America the EIGHTY ninth.
ABRAHAM LtNCoLS,
BY IN Pr-siaent.
W.. II. SEwAen, Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
Frunce.

La France Of the 9Th instant arr"unees
the death of Mr. Dayton the American Emba.sador at
Paris No particulars given further than hat the,
cause OF his death apoplexy. ..r ,iI"
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France
show further increase Of nineteen millions Of Frames in
the cash hand.
Official adsices from Algeria report tranquility in az
McSahon was about to leave Algeria to be riesent
the annual meeting OF the Marshals Of France.
1t il stated that the health of NJ Mocquard the En-
perors private secretary continued to cause gt snx
iety. a.,
The Paris Bourse tie ID was buoyant and i:entes-
advanced to u. O. r... rsI le!lHi