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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

Excursion to Ceaar Eals.-In the indie
pendence Guardian Of Tuesday last, we find
the following notice:
Next Friday the 9Th, inst many Of our
citizens, young and old, MARI d and single,
propose to pay tho people Of Cedar Falls a
visit.
They will go up on the westward train
tickets half price, take supper at TIE Carter
House, have dance at pverman's Hall, and
return in the morning. Here is splendid
chance to enjoy railroad ride, good supper
and dance, SO let every one improve it.
Nay our visitors enjoy themselves so well
that they will be induced to pay US frequent
visits hereafter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

Waterloo ITEMS. The Board Of Directors
Of the Black Hawk County Agricultural So
ciety will meet at the Office of J. S. George,
, Esq, in Waterloo, Feb. 18th. There was
a"Firemens' Dance" at the Sherman House
last evening. !. Those entitled toprelniums
from the Black Hawk County Agricultural
Society, can obtain the same by calling on
the Secretary, Judge Shaw. Joseph Hay
den was the name of the individual familiarity
known as Yankee" who committed suicide
in Waterloo, last Sunday. The Courier.
thinks he was aggravated to the rash deed
by being made the play thing Of a lot Of grace
less young Waterloo urchns, who constantly
annoyed the poor old man.
r. X. B,ockadc.-The wind on Tuesday
last drove the snow so freely into the heavy
cuts on the railroad between here and fnde-
pcndencs that CAvLEy's train and the freight
train due on that day were unable to get
through till the evening Of the day following
Soon after their arrival Wednesday evening
Tla KELLoGo's train and the freigh. of that
day arrived and we had four trains here al
in hsap,--a thing quite novel for Cedar
Falls. CAwLEY stopped over night here, ant
was met OH the day following by Supt. Ycusc
with an extra train from Dubuque, which
brought oar line squarcly out again for peac
or war, as The Clerk Of the weather may SC
fit TO have it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
SUISSE KKsEi
FOR THE
DUBUQUE DAILY TIMES.

We have but course TO pursue in present
national pqrls namely TO give constant and cordial
support those who the head Of the Government
aud OF the armies Of the Unfn representing cause
and tailoring and fighting for its success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

these Bitters are put UP in quart
bottles, Of lVhich the oboue is q fac-si',s-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provi7ed with q safeguard from
oounterfeiters. Prioe 81 per bottle, OF
siz for SIS.
G. w. Pobaclc, Proprietor, NO. o
Enst Fourth St., Cincinnati, to lohon
az orders should be addressed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
IT. YOU WANT TO PROCURE TIE NEWS
Il HOURS AHEAD on THE CHICAGO PAPERS

Take The DUBUQUE TIYEs-is contains ;,nre Road
ing Matter, Later News and ID iiore Reisbc than an
other Newspaper published in the State q iowa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-03
A COntraband Colony.

The great peninsula, twenty miles
below Vicksburg, formed by bend in
the river and protected by force at
the Isthmus, was formerly comprised OF
several plantations. prominent among
which we're those of JEFF and 10. Davis.
General Dana not deeming it worth
while to garrison it fer the purpose oil
making q speculation for the lessees OF
these plantations, has turned over to
the "Contraband Department and
there will soon be some twenty-five
thousand contrabands there, who will
work small portions of the lands of the
peninsula, Hurricane and Palmyra Is
lands. No more whites than are aetu
ally necessary to the proper conduct OF
affairs will be allowed on the premises.
There are some twenty FIVE hundred
already who have made this their home,
and more are coming every day There
are seven distinct schools in operation
for the benefit of the young, and 10.
Davis private cotton-gin has been long
put to public use for the good of any
colored individual who has raised a
little patch Of cotton on his own hook,
and is running daily. 1t looks very
much like colonizing the Africans, and
| shall await with interest the result OF
the experiment Capt Norton, the
gentlemanly Superintendent OF the
Contraband Department has no fears
as 70 the ultimate success of the project
and as it costs no more to protect twenS
ty-fve thousand than twenty-five hum
dred, the Government will not be the
loser in any event
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both sesfions Of the late United States
abate senan0hot Of their kigA professions,
and are willing to meet each other upon
The great half Cay ground Of mutual conlpro-
mise concession and cancellation There is
nc other possible way of adjusting our
difficulties, except in the dishonor of
one section or the other, and does any
sane man, North or South, desire the
contamination of this dishonor2 In
the hight of passion such sentiments
undoubtedly have and do still prevail
But sober reason will teach the North
ern and Southern patriot alike how su-
icidal would be such q result
The republicans of the North are
striving for the subjugation and deg
radiation Of the South. Mad fools Do
they not know that submission on our
part is not peace? There are those in
the South who would, if they could,
subjugate the North Equally insane
and suicidal infatuation- There Is no
peace, erespt an honorable peace, to both
aides This is the only peace that promises
pcrnalsncy. that is even worthy of the
name; il is the only peace that can be
desirable to true patriots.
If the South, by any possibility of
overwhelming force, could be compells
ed TO accede to a disgraceful treaty, it
would require standing army of five
hundred thousand men to enforce its
requirements. There would be per-
petual insurrection, to end at last in
imperial monarchy or permanent mill
tary dictatorship.
Let no man deceive himself There
never can be peace in this country, if
any State is compelled to rest under
the stigma of disgrace Hence it is
that we must have peace honorable
alike to all The war, therefore, must
kill .fanatieisEs, bigotry, despotism, and IN
tolerance on both sides. Before it ends,
these fell genii of destruction and ensa
mics Of good gOveTzlment t0iH lie buried deep
beneath tie ocean Of blood and tears which
they have caused to be shed TO appease
their Unsuitable appetites; and the good
genius of conservatism, Of Christian
charity and genuine republicanism will
rise up to govern and bless the land.
When this is done, who can say that
the war was not necessary? Let us
hope that the temper Of tie American
people is even noso nearing that conslemma-
ton so deUOatly TO be Oisked for, and that Il
aoiH soon find means Of making itself knoson
and felt Beyond all doubt, the great
body Of the people on both sides desire peace
TO- dan. In our opinion, they are will
ing TO conclude It upon terms which
will leave the escutcheon of both gov
ernments untainted with disgrace, and
if they fail to make such peace, it
will be attributable entirely to their
own moral cowardice.
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GENERAL HOSPITALS,

y Z p ~ 4 Al 10
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon Burkiit Cloak, U. s
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon w. Threlksld, u.
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College Hill. Surgeon J. 4. Herhst, U. 8. Vols.
10 charge.
NO. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon j. L. Stanford, u. 8
Vols, in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon ]. L. Herbst, U. 8. Vols
in charge.
30. ) GENERAL HOSPITAL,
8. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. Z. Ludlow, U. 3. 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 6. W.
France in charge.
NO. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near N. and C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon g. Z.
Fuller, u. S. Vols, in charge.
VO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner "a inner and Line-streets, Surgeon "
NJ. Chambers u. S. Vols, in charge.
NO 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL.
On College,, between Church and Broad-streets.
A. Asst Surgeon Justin ROnayne in charge.
NO l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Marlzet-street, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. ID. Thorn, U. 5. Vols, in
charge.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATh DLSRASRS.

49, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, foI
Es>-ss9 last four years OF Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention to the treatment Of pri-
vate diseases for 20 years, fstLers himself having
attended 70 practice for 80 many gears, and cured
30 many thousands, he is enabled 10 cure all diseases
Of q prlvSte nature, matter how tad they may be
from iniudicous medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their Own. Or. Kings DisponssTy ID No %
Deaderlek street, between Cherry and the So 1are
second story, where he cures al diseases Ct pr
vate nature.
Gonorrhoss cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures of old or recent date eHectuallY cured
in few days, by an operation which causes no
paint Where 8 structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhsps no disease causes more mischief
and undernines the health 80 much
Syphilis, with sll the diseases Of the skin, grow
ne out Of neglect or bad treatment can DO eifect-
ally cured in feySdays.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Pafticu'sr attention hsving
been given to this disease, and ali the consequences
growing oct Of it, brought in many cases by the
destructive habits of inconsiderate youth, and eE-
cessiVs indulgence Of the passions, 8 neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit tcr business or society, ard cEus-
ing premature Old age.
Females who may be labonng with any difhcuty
OF the Womb may rest assured OF immediate re-
lief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing aud stating
their case, with fee enclosed direct TO, Dr. King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, vii have
tho necessary medicines sent % thsir eddros8.
Office hours from O'Clock IN the morning until
the evening. AprT--dAa1y
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alashmlle City 5lireftprg.
MunIcInaI Officers.

JOHN HUeH Sx1TH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JONI CHUNBLY, City Marshal.
w II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A C. Tucker,
JOHN F. INGALLS,,
JosKPH L Ryan,
A. B. SHASKLIN, Revenue Collector
E. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DAE. CUNENGBAN, First Engineer OF
Water Works
WV j. SIIEKARD, Second Engineer oil
Water Works
L. u. FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WIN WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JoHE Q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
7. II. MoBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAs 'McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LOSG, Second Clerk Market.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McGILL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
CROWNINe HIN WITH SUCCESS III
OTHER STATES, AZ TT IS IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

IN THE TREATMENT OF DIsEAsEa. Iz
CROWNING BIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES AZ TT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nv books san SHOW hat Ior fas PAD Eve mouths
nv practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. natl t 10 nos 70 b surpassed y any
in The stste. VITA ny general PrActcs a he city,
Chr0nie Gases
wish satisfaction; Rheumatism, Affections o. ths
Lg1zs; Diseases q the Throat, sVslled Jo.nts.
snf Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Uieers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of TIE Heart and Liver, Inflammation d
the Stomach, NeurNEa, Kngs Enl or Scrofaia,
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consunpaon-
togetner Nith AZ Private Disaases, snd Diseases Of
TIE Uruazy Organs.
To the Ladies.
an Affections q TIE womb treated win sueoess
Tbose MARRIED ladies Who have been 20 uniorsn-
% thsir f1il tine foaad pregnant, b Eiyng ms q
= stsrfiity.
Young harned Ladies whose nisacrtuns a has
been NOT 70 hring Firth IN due ssse1n. remsm6ss
Sod hss aAid yoH Should multiply and rsplenish. II
lhis Is yogr dssirs you can e6nsuls ne either by
letter OF 10 person. No lady over thirsy-hve years
Of age need make application. Ancomauniclbons
By letter OF person strictly confidential
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop heiore yau farther 20. o. III
diseases subject b Nan, theTe u diseaae 20 hard
70 oure e. kizni kInisssOna, and physicians are
scarce thsi underssbd treating Il and % ron ean
ssy tnat have cured dosena IN tins ety. e. vel a.
Ia different States, Who Rave spcu. dollar aier dol.
l4r and are nov sci gpfsd b. me. am daily re-
csriEg LISTERS and sending mcdieke 10 ~ 2afis 81
Tie country. In word, Al thai sre dissassd N
aay way, and VII give me eau, vii gva ssta-
Acton Tor AL q the diseases mentioned y this al
vertisennent The bsst q rossreness gises u this
city.
"A letters direcasd 10
DR.. MOGILL,
uni0n street. Nashville, reaa
1aal WI usees Niih pFampe astsatoa
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New batteries Of artillery have been
sent TO Early from Richmond-one re-
port says twenty-seyen guns They
were marked Lieutenant General
Early. Some wag wrote over this,
Major General Phil. Sheridan, care of
-, very much to the indignation OF
the rebel commander.
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Military 9irFttnrg
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, c. C. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL A P. PORTER, c. G. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL G. R. MACFEELY, c. G. g.,
Department OF the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, c. s.,
Depot COmmissaTy Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cheuy-street.
CAPT s. D. HENDERSON, c. 8,
Post Commissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. E. b. HOPKINS, G. g.,
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad shd Summer streets.
CAPT. SAM. c. GLOVER, C. s.,
In charge OF Beef Cattle. Office No. - South
Cherry -street.
CAPT JOHN A. IRVINE, c. g.,
Disbursing rommissary Subsistence. Once No.
SO OedaT-street.
CAPT ". H. M'LYMAN, G. &,
In charge of U. g. Bakery Colege-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. @. g.,
In charge OF Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT. J. s. GALIATIE, A. O. g.,
In charge of Manufacturing, &C, &C Office No
so South Market-street.
LIEUT. .. s. HoLIIsTER, A c. s. 4 A. A. Q. N.
In charge Of Berdmen, Stables, Se. ONCE at
.. s. Cattle Depot below Lower Levee.
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County OMcers.

gAEEs WsaIFwoETH. Judgs Of County Court
p l.. NIcHoL, Clerk
Judges Court meets on LIST Monday and ever
Saturday in each month
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates Eneeti
the LIST Monday IN January, April, July and octo.
SazUEL FETERsos. Judge Of Chsncery Court.
J. E GLEAvEs, Clerk
- FE&zIKR, Judge OF Criminal Court.
JoHs II. Hall, Clerk.
Meets the lst Monday in April, August and De-
ceFnber.
n. N. BRrEN, Judge Of Circuit Court.
ID. G. LOVE- Clerk
For Davidson county, meets 4th Monday in jan
uary, Sd Monday in May and LIST Monday in Sep
TENDER.
JAMES NJ. HrsToS, Sheriff
JOIN WILSON, County Trustee
CHAs- ". SMITH, County Register
X. F. BATEs and JoHN z. NEwnAE, Constabses Of
LIST District
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From eight 10 twenty yszra standing, uits Games
known n science AID en1e.
For meaieal properties 81 Buchu, sss DiBpeasa-
tory Of the United States.
ses Professor DeEees' valuable works on he
Practice o. Physlc.
See remarks made By ths lata cslsbratsd Dr.
Physick, Philsdeiphis-
See remarks 1sade By Dr. EphrAm Mcdowell, 4
celebraied fhysieian, and member o. the ROYAL
College Of Surgeons, lreiaud, k1d puhiished IN me
Ira1sactous % ne hing and Qles1'a Journal.
See neshcc- Chlrurqeai ksYieN, published b.
benjamin IFaFers yellow o. TIE Roya College 81
Surgeons.
see most d the late standard works o. MEDICINE
EEtF2ct buchu.--.-Si-o0 per bottle % AZ FOR al %
sarsageuila, LOO so
VI hall dozen a each Cor SIC, Hhich siIl -
sufcieut b the most obstinate eases M ree-
nOns are adhered 70.
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed nom
OuNerYaton.
SSDescrhe symptoms In az eozanuniesfoaz
Cures EnsrAnteed. Advice Erata,
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Saturday. 7lh Of January. 1865.

Al 10 O'Clock &. " the following property belong
ing % said CiarzsTlle tif.s Light Company, va
lot 81 land in she city q Glars sre in said District
GA VIII h the Gas works u said Company are tua-
ted fomeriy belonging % Jane BuIubauEh add
adi0ius the iot Of II. Dunlop e as. Aifo ail TIE
PIPE. machine y gas lKturas, Implements. tnolz
and appurtenabces belonging 70 SAID Compzuy, iu-
GLIDING the lamp posts ia said city, ard al and
every species o. property counectea with said lot
or gls works sud real estate Hih b. sold on IL
mon h time without redemption. Niih a NATE Win
approved seour y snd a hen gatEbed on said land
until ihe purhasa f9oneJ q pzid. The other pro-
perry vii BE- sold Tor caah in hand.
+. R. GLASCOCk, CoEaTnissonef
HoEtrT II. HAaAgsos, SOL for Complainani.
noy16-4
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For Rent.

UsOR THE YEAR 1855, THAT VALUABLE PRO
e pOrty on Cherry stFSet known a. tiss "Csiron
Properly, opposite the Maxwell House. and 81
present occupied By The Nashville Gas Light Com
pany. This propeTty u tina moss valuable la the
city for many purposes. For terms for any part Of
it. apply % Oct28-tQ n e. ALL0WAY.
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nineteen years ago the following poem
was read by the Rev. r. c. Wstterson, be-
fore the Mercantile Library Association, at
their twenty-ffih anniversary. How won
fully the Prayer aud the Prophecy are in
our day becoming iulfned:l
The Voice OF Liberty.
The spirit Of the Pilgrims
Is spreading Ger tho earth,
And millions now point to the land,
Where Freedom had her birth -
HaFk Hear ye not the earnest cry
That peals DER every wave?-
"G0D ABOVE,
Is THY BoyR,
0 LIBERATE THE SLAVE"
Ye heard Of trampled Poland,i
Ando her sons in chains,
While daring thoughts flashed through your
minds,
And fire lowed through your veins
Then wherefore heard ye not the cry,
That breaks Ger land and scar
COX ZACH PLAIN,
REND EACH CHAIN,
AND SET THE cAPTISE PEEE ."
o think ye that our fathers,
That noble patriot band,
Could now look down, with kindling Joy,
And smile upon the land?
Or would trumpet-tone 90 forth.
And ring from shore to shore,
GALL WHO STAND,
Is THIS LAND
SHALL BE PRRE FOREvERNOREp
Great God inspire thy children,
And Ike thy creatures just
That every calling chain may fall,
And crumble into dust
TRES,--SoT oNE SOUL THROUGBOUT THE LAND
OUR FATHERs DIED TO SAVE,
SHALL AGAIN,
By FELLOw-NRE,
BE BRANDED As A SLAVE
These lines, ana d long down -trodden
Race shall enjoy their Freedom Day to-
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Medical Department.

SURGEON ". CLENDENIN, o. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berlaEd. Office "A CherTy-street.
SURGEON R FLETCHER, U. s. VOLS,
Medical PurVeyor, u. s. A. Office North side OF
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS SURGEON D. BACHE, U. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Once "A Cheny-street.
SURGEON I. A. JAMES, 4TH o. '. c.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office "a
Cherry street.
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The rewsrd offered for the inoendia :
ries in New York amounts now 10 TWEEN
ty.HYe thousand dollars.
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Sale Of the Property Of the
CIsrksVilIe Gas LightCOmDaBY,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE CIR
% curt Count o. the Unitef States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee. rendered a. the Oct Term,
lsa4 in the cause 3. 5. A-hc-sf usrslig said Com
pany II Dunlop, sgent. and L. ". Kennsday. I vii
expose 70 pubic sale % the highest bidder, on The
terms hereinslter mentioned, AZ toe Court house
door IN the CITY OF Nashville, on
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared be1ors ne IN AIdarnsa Of
ne eiiy o. fhiadelp hiA, n. +. Helmbold. sho 10
lnk aly sworn, doth say, his preparations eontain
70 nafcolcf 10 nercnry, o. other INJURIOUS drugs.
b1t are pureiy FeEetst4e n. II. HEfsNAOLD.
= Ssoru and subscribed befnre me, this Esd day oi
November, 1884. WM p HTaRtRD
Adermans Sh-street, shove Rae, Phiia.
Address letters for ini0rusaflon IN eonhdencs
4. 7. HEf.HBOlaD, Chemist,
Depot lof south TenLh-ssrt.et
beios Chastauf, Psla1aipha.
BEWARE or COUNTERFBITs,
AND UkFRISCIPLED DRAfERK
sho eade4yor 70 dispose scF THEfR OsgNs A.
-"othef aTleies on the rspCtaton attained b.
huisIpnid's 0euHlae lfsparaoons,
kKtuct BucaD.
8arsanarlla
Sold b. az IsueaIsta asrrV,4hs-1
ASK F0R RkLMBOLDS-TAKE 40 orHap
Cut COS the advartia- 81 md asl,l ~ - -
lvoEp LhPuSgslnHR4k1 MEFzSaRR .-Ne
'tEAs My
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Dancing Academy,

TEE
Assembly Rooms, Cherry street,
OPPOSITE THE MAXWELL EoUsE.
rTIHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO ISFORM "a
the citizens Of Nashville, that his school -
vii open on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9Th, 20 re- -
ceVe pupils for Instruction, in all the modern At4l
dances Of the day, School days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays; for misses masters and ladies' from 70
in the afternoon; gents class from 70 10 IA the
evening, same days.
TEnMs--1en weeks, Ten Dollars, inEarisbly in
advance
Weekly soirees every Tuesday evening.
N. B Private lessons given on application.
Address Box ZIG. GEO. Z. PRATT,
noy29-Im Teacher.
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B LooDi BLOOD BLOOD
Fluid Extract SsrssparIlla
SYPHILIS.

This IL an Affection o. the hlood, aad STACKS tie
sexual Organs, iAnsngs Of the Noses Ears, Throat,
Hlndpipe, - other mueus 5uFhsces, making il
appearance N the form q Ulcers. HeiInbold's IL
trAct sarsaparIls puriEss the Blood, and removes
al scaly sruptons " he aAun, giving 10 the coma
pleNion clear and healthy color 10 bang prspsE-
cd expressly for THIS class q compiAinta IL boSd-
purifying properties are preserved 10 greater eK-
tent than any otner preparation Of ssrsspaTilla.
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acquisitions aud Estimates for Public Property
sud supplies should be made on the Issuing OficeTs
separately.
special Requisitions No. 20. are required for ali
articles not limited By the Amy Rszuiariogs, and
must De approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
nlanders. or the Commanders Of Troops uuassiQn.
Cd 10 Bngsdes OF Divisions.
Requisit0ns for supp les, for troops stationed II
Nashville, viii re flied By Inc Post Qusrterrlas.ar
on the approval Of the Post Commander, unless
they call for animAs means Of trans pOrtafon iun.
ber or printing, when the approval The Chiel
QuaFtermasser n required.
Requisitions and Estimates for Supplies At The
Front must be presea 70 the Depot onariernas.
ters there. Only in extreme cases II they Re -
sued on here and then only when approved hy the
Chief Quartermaster q the Army.
All signatures - Requisiuons and Estimates
should give The ordinary autograph Of the OGiceF
followed By BIS rank, and the number and designs.
ton Of his regiment OF command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-03
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