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The House, yesterday, on motion of
Mr.. FarnswOrth, of Illinois, passed unan.
imously 4 resolution of thanks to the
re-enlisting veterans. Nomore just and
timely act has been done this session.
The country unites- with its representa-
tives in expressions Of profound graft
tude to its defenders. The resolutions
direct the Secretary of War to cause
them TO be read 20 each Of the re enlist
ing regiments. Not coPperhead dared
20 vote against them.-N T. Tribune,
Feb. 1S.
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State of Tennessee.
DAVIDSON ooUNrY-ss. +,

DAVIDSON VOUhIl-ss,
George ". BOYD, Plaintiff, In a suit By original
attachment before q
n. Southgale, j. p.
John n. Brown, defendant, Of said county.
IN this case, the planiia, George " Boyd, hled an
4 Rlldavit and obtained aitachment sgaiHst
John n Brown for one hundred and twenty Ave
dollars, debt cue by account, and 90 motion q
plaintiff and q appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Justice that the GefeBdsns John h. bfcND, IL non
resident q she state q Tennessee Il II ordered thai
succstsfye weeks reQulrng tie sid Gsfeudsnt %
anossF before sid Jassica be 10Th day a March,
ls64 anf plead answer deEnar % sid suit other
wise the cause win be sat down f1r hearing parts
on thst dav. q. n. sUUTHG ATE, l. o.
Justice q ths Peace.
February %, 1ss4.-4E-Prs. Zee 8"
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THEtsURT IlEPABTfIEsT,
Ofiice Of the Comptroller Of the Currency,
KlEHENGroN. nacember n. 1868.

UTHEREAs, BIZ SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 the undersignsd, 4 has been
made 70 appear that she First National Bank o.
Nashville, in the County Of Davidson aud state Of
tennessee, has been duly organized under, and ac-
cording To- the requirements q the act Of Congress,
entitled . An act 10 provide national currency,
secured By pledge Of United States stocks, and 70
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved February g, 1865, " and has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required % be
complied with before commencing the business %
Banking;
Now, therefore. ], aUGH ECouLIocBi Comptroller
af the Currency, DO hereby certify tas the sad First
National Bank q Nashville, County 81 Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, is authorised - commence the
business Of Banking, under TIE Ect Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, wines my hand and seal
Of Office, this eleventh day Of Deoomber, 1s6S,
(siKnezi) Il. MCcULLOCH,
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Marshal'a Sale.

The United States II boxes containing goods.
wares and merchaBdize, Of which boxes contain
shoes; shirts; boots aud shoes; hats; KNAPP
sacks and haVersacks, and domestic and other ar
ticles.
INFORMATION No. 2s, District Court Of the Uni.
ted States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedience 70 order Of said Court made on the
porty for cash IN hand 70 the highest bidder at the
storeh0use formerly occupied by A. j. Duncan & Co,
on the 9th day OF March, 1894 Said sale to commence
at 10 o'clock on the morning Of said day.
+. r. GLAsCOCK,
Feb T-20t Y. s. Marshal Cor sad District.
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Proposals

For the purchase of I'D
HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER's OPFIoE
Nashville, Tenn, January 2S, 1854.
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received Il this
- Office tn Monday, February %, 1864, al II
O'Clock n, for the purchase Of ali HORSES and
MULES that may die Or be killed At this Depot
within the next tweiye months succeeding the date
Of the contract.
The bodies Of the animals win be delivered daily
ct any point withln the lmits Of this city that
may be agreed upon, % be conveyed from thence
BY the contractor % q sufficient distance from the
limits Of tbs city, as W. prevent their becoming a
nuisance 70 the citizens thereof.
Bidders viii state The amouut % be paid per anil
nal, and viii give their full name and post Oflee
address
Payment required at the end Of each month an
oath Of allegiance must accompany each proposition.
Bonds in the sum Of ons Thousand dollars, signed
by the Contractor and two guarantees, viii be re-
CURED Of tie successful bidder upon signing the con
tract
Proposals must Be plainly marked. E" Proposals
for lead Horses and Mules" and be addressed 70 the
undersigned. BY order Of
IGEUT.-CoL- J. L. DONALDSON.
O. p. IRWIN, Capt. and A. Q. n.
Jan 29-3Gt
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We are authorized 20 announce JOHN q. HAUL
az candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson
County at the ensuing March election. Feb std
We are authorized 10 announce W. L. HOkN as
candidate for the Office of Criminal Court Clerk at
the ensuing March election. Jan tg-tde
VI. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CHARLES
W. SMITH Sc candidate for the ONCE Of lmihALi
COURT CLERK Of Davidson County, at the Election
I'm March nhYf. lAllo--LQN
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MarahaI,a Sale.

The United states ysra,s kegs of brandy and keg
OF whisky
INFORMATION No. Is, District Court Of the United
l. States for the Middle District of tennessee.
In obedience 70 an order Of said Court made iu said
cause, the 9Th day Of November, 1863 the 25tb
day OF February, 1854, at the store house formerly
occupied by A. J. duncan & Co., viii sell the said
property, for cash in hand, 10 the highest bidder
e. L. dl4ASCOCK,
Feb 6-2Qt u. 3. Marshal for said District.
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB Is 1864
Emancipation in FIarYIsra. :



LETTER FROM POSTMASTER GKEERAL BLAIR.
WAsHNGrON, Feb. II, 1864.
O. G. Fulton, Esq
DEAR Sir s: I observe with regret. some
symptoms Of division among the Eman-
eipAtionists, connected with the question
of compensation. II, however, those op-
posed TO compensation mean only that
it should not be made By She State. or
that it should not be 3 coalition prece-
dent to emancipation, this proves DO
reason for division amongst us, for al
now sgfee to emancipation, immediste
and unconditional,
In my view, emancipation was sub.
stautiallY essented 70 By the people Of
tao State, when, in 1851, they voted to
adhere to the Union aud Congress, by
the resolution Of March, 1862, which
was drawn and recommended BY the
President undertook and promised 20
indemnity the State for the less thereby
sustained when emancipation should be
formally adopted. Slavery has now, in
fact, ceased 70 exist, and it only remains
TO recognize this fact By ordinance TO
entitle the State 70 the indemnity
pledged by Congress. =
L may be said that this claim, though
bised on the ssme faith IS the Eve
twenties, win be resisted. IfeaF, indeed,
from indications which I regret to oh
serve, that it may find opposition even
among ourselves. But il viii be time
enough for the friends of emancipation
70 divide on that question when it arises,
and there should cerfsily be no contro-
Versy among them about il at this stage
Of the proceedings.
Yours truly,
n Rr an
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MarahaPs Sale.

The United States veTsis 1 box containing jewslry
andother articles
/ kFORMATlON No. IS, District Court Of the United
L States for the Middls District of Tennessee.
In obedience to an order of said Court made on the
9th day OF Novem 5cr 1858, in this cause, will sell
at the store house formerly occupied by A. J. Dun
can Co. on the 25th day Of February, 1854 at pub
le auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the above property. Said sale to commence at 10
O'Clock on the morning Of that day.
Z. +. GLASCOCK,
Fen Got Z. 8 Marshal for said District.
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On STRUCK AT ALBION, MICHIGAN
An oil spring has suddenly started up in
Albion, Michigan. 1t flows with great
rapidity, and is estimated at forty bar
rels day.
The Detroit Tribune hurrahs over the
discovery in this style This State
can now boast of s new source of wealth,
IS probably others will sink oil wells in
the vicinity. She has not only her i'm
mense pineries, limitless copper, iron,
lead, silver and coal mines; rich and al
most unparalleled sal:nes, extensive beds
of gypsum, bot also deposits of petrole-
nm, which probably only need develop
ment 10 rival in extent and richness the
oil wells of other States"
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Marahal,s Sale
Marshal's Sale.

The United States ussus box Of books; boxes COR
tanning ID bundles and Sc hanks Of spun thread; 2
bolts and / remnant of domestic; 9 bolts and 5
remnants Of coarse wooden cloth, and bolts and
remnants of cotton domestic.
INFORMATION No. %, District Court Of the United
Il States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedience to ar order Of said Court, made the
9th day OF November, 1868 the 5th day Of March
1864 at the store house formerly occupied by A. j.
Duncan Co.. will sell the said property, for cash in
hand, to the highest bidder.
E. R. GLASC0CK,
Feb T-20t Z. s. Marshal for said District
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States versus box containing coats and
vests; box containing cotton and wOOleh CLOTH and
box containing tobacco.
I INFORMATION No. 20, District Court Of the United
j. States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedience TO order Of said Court, made On the
9th day Of November, 1868, will sell al the Sore
house, formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan & Co., on
the It'll day Of March, 1864, (sad sale to commence
at O'Clock OF said day. at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the said property.
T. R. GI4ASC0CK,
Feb got q. s. Marshal for said District.
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A PhEeuoIoRIozl opinion of Gsner
al REcDIoIInn.


al HscCIoIIan.
In recent lecture in Maine, Fowler.
the pbrenologist, related the following
chronological Renaissance Of f" Little
Mac"
The father Of George B Mcclellan and
himself were ''old crOnies," IS he ex-
pressed IL; be often came into his office
TO listen to his examinations, and when,
once on time, the LAD George was home
from West Point, the father brought bis
two sons 70 have their characters phreno-
logically descsnted upon. Says Mr..
Fowler, Il remember al Che circumstances
as If it were but YESTERDAY, and l re-
member the train Of reasoning that then
passed through my mind. Never" with
great emphasis, 1nevsr, in all my life,
had found such an inOFdinale develop
ment Of The organ Of 'caution' as in the
head Of George d. Mcclellan. I also
found the propeliing faculties, combative-
ness, and deslruotiVeness small, and
thought to myself what is the sense or
reason Of sending sueh natural coward
to West POin,?Y
HBnt then reasoned that there would
probably never be any war to call for
military genius, and West Point might
as well educate tie towards IS any other
institution" He said that his life had
only proved his early convictions, and
referring to the great seven days battle
related that personal family friend was
then in Richmond, and the plan of the
battle was well known. Lee said, 81
know Mcclellan for 3 nsturaI coward,
and if draw every available man from
Richmond, aud hurl our whole force upon
bis right wing, he will not dare TO move
his left BE did 30, and proved that
be truly did know his adversary for
though Mcclellan could have swung his
left wing over Richmond, be only sent
forward q oOrporaPs guard 70 reconnoitre,
and the golden opportunity was passed
by.
General Mcclellan should immedi-
ately proceed % write 8 report on Fowler.
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Marshal's Sale.

The United stGtos versus barrels Of whisky.
INFORMATION No. 80, District Court Of the United
L States for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
In obedience 10 an order Of said Court, made on
the eth Day Of November, 1868, viii sell at the
st0Ie-hOuse formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan a
%, the 25th day Of February, 1864 public auc
tion 70 the highest bidder for cash hand the above
property. Said sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock on
the morning Of said day.
E. r. GLAS9OCK
Feb 6--20t q, =, Marshal for said District
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Observation-Disclosures COunl
Straw Wanted.

OFsICs PosT QUARTsRMAsTFR,
Nashville, Tenn, February 49, 1854.
DARTIES having good clean STRAW TO sell, suila-
Die for Hospital purposes, VIII be paid CASH
for the delivery Of the same, at this ofics.
JOHN +. IS0M,
Capt snd A. A. Q. NJ, and Post Quartermasier,
FEB le-sm Nashville, Tenn.
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For Constable.

We arc authorized to announce JOHN Z. AEW-
MAN candidate for reelection 70 the office Of City
Constable in the First Nashville District, at the
ensuing March election. FED I'D
We are authorized to announce JOHN D. Cow
Err a candidate for reelection TO the ohlce OF City
Constable, in the First Nashville District, at the
ensuing March election. FEB ia
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The Captain believes that he has
buried all the victims of the battle of
Chickama7ga who we're left TO rot above
the soil. his statements Of the appear
ance of the bodies 60 to confirm former
reports of the barbasism Of the enemy.
But it is unnecessary to repeat them
here. Captain B., is deserving Of the
grateful thanks Of the friends of the
fallen for the energy be has displayed
in the work just completed -COgrep0n-
dent Of Cincinnati Commercial.
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- RterilitY.

Young Married Ladies Whoss misfortuns 4 has
been not 70 bring forth II due season, remember God
has sAid you should multiply and repisulsh. II this
3 your desire, y0u eorsult ne either b letter Or
peFsoA No lady over thirty-aEs years Or age neod
maks applieation. All e5uIaauicatlOo b. ettsr or
person strictly confidential.
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rae OhicKamRuga DeRd-s7a BODIES
Eneorred BY she Est Ohio sharp
shooters,
~ q CHkrTAEOoaA, February 10.
Some two weeks $50 Captain Bar5sF,
Of the 1st Battalion Ohio proceeded,
with his command, to the Geld Of Chick
aaauga, for chs purpose Of giving inter
ment to the remains Of our soldiers who
fell in that contest, and who we've left
uDburied by the enemy, His command
eneamped upon the field, and entered
upon their humsne work. Mr.. Read,
agent Of the United States Sanitary
Commission, OF assistant, was present
examined the bodies, and made memo
randa FROM which il is believed, many
of the bodies will be recognized. Cap
tain Barbzr completed the work on Sat
urdsy, and arrived yesterday From
him I learn that the number Of inter
msnts made by his command in the two
weeks are as follows
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VII be furnished free Of charge to soldiers In or out
Of the Hospitals, If their bottles or inkstandE are
brought ct the above hours SoIDERs taught one
third less than citizens.
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Es7sAz - 80 DIs. EIEg formerly q Rev Tors,
49, - f5r zast yCaTs Of Louisville, & y,
s<szSezS$SyazS Who has devoted ms attention 10
the treatment OF private diseases FOR 90 years, fztters
himself having ATTENDED 70 8 practice for 50 many
years, and cured 20 many thousands, he Is enabled
TO cure eli diseases Of 3 private nature, no matter
how bad fbey mag 70 from iniudici9rs medical treat
Irsnt, o. from neglect OF their own. Df. Kings
Dspsasary Is No. g DeadsE1k strsst, between OasEs
y and the square, second story Wt2go DO cuHs1 81
diEeAB5s Of private nature.
GOBorThoa cur61 without neuseou5 msdicia5s O.
snteTfsFe1cs With b1Eiucs8,
Structures OF Old or recent dasc aleosusy cUftd n
q few deYs, By eR operation gh.ca earsos 10 PeiE.
Where structure exists heath Carro. bs snlioysdi
Perhaps 10 disease causes EicEo Mischief AID cndsFa
mines the constitution 80 nEohi
syDhiiis with al the dssgae1 e tbs ssln, growing
out OK neglect or bad trectuscl, saz &c ehecsCeiy
cared IA few Days,
soHsisaI Yea PsFticuizr eation having bsea
given 20 this diseaEo and s the consequences grow
Tag out q g, brought On n many osses b. the de.
asructivs habits Of nconsicfato yoRthH ead oEcess-
I've indulgence Of the passi0nz, neglect OF which
viii and0rRiRs the c0R5ti.ution, rendering the sub.
oct uaai for buziRsEs sooisy, sEa easing gea-
tuTe old aga.
Females Tho may bslaboFlog win any dil11iIy
the Womb may rest sssurgd Of inlmedizts rs.--4,
Porz0zs Fesdins abroad, by writing and stating
their caEe, with re eGclos5d direct to Dr.. A. King,
So e Dss3erisk stree. Nashville, Tenn, viz heFs
shs nacszzaFy taodoinss s5si % their sG6rc1s. Oca
h5arE fs2ss IS as.c1k Is "a E1oFafEE zntn - ihs
ssEtrz isaig1ie--n es1iBs
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ESoR REST-A Frame House suitable for small
Il Store Fer particulars apply al the Office Of tbs
Nashville Wood Company, q College street, between
Church and Broad, 70
ERNEST u BEaENr, Agt.
VNTASfEO BY the Nashville Wood Company, To-
w O00 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Mapis
Wood, cut or IN the tree, within twenty miles Of
Nashville, delivered on either bank Of the Gambler
land OF IN easy hauing distance Tor which liberal
price viii % paid Inquire a. the olcs, 81 College
street, between Church aDd Broad, o.
ERNEST n. BEhIENT, Ag't
ETTAETEO-by the Nashville Wood Company
w 500 Wood Choppers 70 whom liberal wages
VII Be paid, Subsistence furnished and protection
papars GiVen- Apply 10
ERNEST X. BEMEST, Ag't
a. College St, beiseen Church and Broad
ian9In
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Marshal's Sale.

IIoIbUfII GaI6s
The United States trunk containing spool cot
ton, ladies hose and other dry goods; trunk con-
tanning medicines; 10 boxes Of books box contain
ing dozen bottles Of bitters: box of boots and
shoes; l box Of hleached domestic; box and
trunks containing mems and wOmenis clothing: 2
boxes Of unbleached d0mestic key OF vine; box
Of lnsey cloth; boxes containing gas fixtures and
drapery hsngings; I box containing hats; and
hogshead containing crockery aud glassware.
INFORMATION No. "a, District Court Of the United
4 States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
IN obedience to an order ofEaid Court made in this
cause, the 9th day Of November, 1853, l viii sell
al tho store house formerly occupied by A. j. Oun-
can 4 Co, on the 81 day Of March, 1854 &C public
auction b the highest bidder for cash in hand the
above property. Said sale to commence al 10 O'Clock
on the morning Of that day.
f. 2. GL4ASCOCK,
Feb Tot u. g Marshal for said District
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10 tI,e vOters of Bedford COuntY.

would most respectfully announce myself can
ddate for Sheriff Of Bedford county, at the ensuing
March election, and as an unconditional Union man,
1 solicit The SURFACES Of the voters.
Ian oS-tds \ G. n. JENKINS.
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LOLUNBIA, IENH.s NOV. %, 1913.
HE. J. ". DoIBEAR-Iear Sir have been much
interested and pleased in examining your system Of
PeEmanship. Your method Of teaching seems to me
70 be both skifal and faithful and the improvement
Of your pupils IS surprising and rapid beyond any,
tang have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy u
this testimony 20 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. Il. OTEYs
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g Night Emissions Cured

~ Night Emls8lonS CUre1
YoUss Ms, stop before you furthsr 60. o. All
diseases subject % Man, there no disease 20 hard
70 cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians are soaEoe
hat understand treating Il AID 70 you can cay that
have cured dozens IN ihis city e vel as diasr-
ont stztss, Eho have speat dollar alsr dollar. and
are nov vel cured - ne. ara csily reoslyi1g lst
ters ard ssFdlrg medicine 70 all parts Of the country.
In w0rds al thai are diseased n any VIZ, sud VA
give ne cal, WIN give sasisflsfo1 ~ ~ o. he
dissasss mentioned 10 tha adver5ssmshS he best
Of rsfsreucss glyen IN tais city.
All lstisrs drecto1 TO
DIR. McGILL
Eo. a Uaiou stroai, Nashville, Tenu..
ha L win meet WIN pFong atssnil6u.
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A kEN gentlemen esa BE- aecomnoisfsd Win
n 9OAkD Ia private family AZ No. u Vns
strets, between Church and Broad. Fet lI--sWs
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SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURE
q Blood Pur1er, Blood Pits, CasaE5a snd suedl-u
8raudess and 81 kinds e choice donssfc IlauoTs-
Fnich aro soe Wholesale, Or IN aay desired quantity
sod b E0LFsrEIN q KRAKER, No. 50 N.rket
street, sd By Daaisrs eYsryWhsss.
dec8-8na
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IlIacfinn---Rpdfnrd COunfY.

FLfELLULt~--bt uE UIU OUtaElLys
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZES TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
T. THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the
office OF County Court Clerk OF Bedford County
Election, First saturday In March next. Jan IL
Observation-Disclosures County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TIKI
name OF LYCURGUS MCCALL, candidate Tor re-
election as Tax Collector for williamson County.
Election first Saturday iu March. jan 22-td-
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~ To the Ladies'.

Al Affections Of the womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies Who have been 80 unfoTtunslo
% isarTy prove s0ortion can be carried 70 thsr
foIi tine Il found pregnant, By giving ne = eau.