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, 1864-09-25

TOR SALE "A photograph AMI
Il Amb, otype aa1ie!y, Centrally fockttd IN the
TowpQ1 stts9svsss: !naisna e t6s ing q ne r.
Ing 1sfRa pqsiuess. yell tuxIi.hsd and completely
1teckeet With large - md - Gamers. nav. Toe
Md ofer II for tslt on cond!ti Es. only Am
"Grhtted INTO the Army" Address ]. k.5rEVkSS,
vouYkA1f 9A3& 6a99 st
, 1864-09-25

EOR SALE-A Portable Engl e.,
A ftcm 10 to II torze power. Can be seen ruaatpE.
EOR SALE, "A five horse power
u Portable Knkint, In eaod running oteer. IL.
dnlfe At the Machine Shop corner OF CnnyoN and
Van Bnttu streets, address r. o. BE 42OS: Chi
, 1864-09-25

col. Eastman vas called for. aud was received
Nth epthusaaeuc chee1s Hn said he could mot,
command laneusee adequate to express his sense
sion quite and zeal wholly une1pectea-hsd
PLACED him In bis present position. He would
exert every talent he possessed 70 juStify their
, 1864-09-25

~Tho best Pant Cutter In Chicago Is At Bart
WonIe.- eep2a s6891W.
, 1864-09-25

Accnxxr.-A son Of ". 81. Bzadlsy, CLERK Of
the US. Court, was severely injured on Friday
last while getting on tbs hosss cars Oh Randolph
), street, near Union Park. A load of hay pasetnR
1t the naomentb bruthcd him on, he fel under the
arm and captfnC other bruises,
, 1864-09-25
.Fur ,SaIf,

EOR SALE Chesp, steam flour
Prt1 1es!en Iiro.. WIN four run of FfsncS Bai1s r.
espaote q nslufxctur1nS Ito nbls. o{ nout tyefy
taened wlh caEa;t'J for storing istol pusaels of
1rnip located on the track OF Iha 9. B. @ g. &.
apply On tteprtnlses, or adtrela ErRON SO s,
Pfll Qetop. bs93 1914 Sw
, 1864-09-25

GoHs FoEwAAp.-under the order to diat, re-.
auietng il stimulated. a large squad OF enlisted
men len for Springfield on sa.nmsy, On the car
jptt before Startling. Nas Appointment citizen-we
believe him TO be m "exehpt who came near
being carried off With them. Be went to offer con-
solution. but was only consoed hloartlf, BY beng
alowtd, aer some explanation, 70 sct the solea Of
his 5ett ouce again On fsf7u Fynad, =,
, 1864-09-25
THE CITY,

Ar TEE RRr.-Dr. Miller, Of the soldiers, Rest
hss gone Estt: During hls>ab.ence, D. D. Adai.
eon u attending to the wants Of the sick soldc1s
pHoEooRArux.-See Advestise16ent OF Mr, G
Bnt1lasts photographic Glasses 1t the School Of
Trsde. ,The best s3stem OF short7hapd taught BY
II practical verbatim reporter. =. i.
Nor so.-we ass requested 70 stste that the.e is
no truth In the report that child fell into the
) vanls Of the MoseaJ School House. ~ puhllahed
In ths TRmuxx OF Saturday.
AHorn1K STRAW xoh TIKI - tuMAcKa."-A- . -fole
waa taken On Friday at Camp Douglas, among the
1nembers OF CO. E., sth Regiment, =, R.o.. 70.
eut,lrG - toiows; L!ncoo. 49, Mcclellan, 1
A Coon RxAAr1x,-At the Custom- House, On
Friday, the masters Of vessels then In port sub.
tc,ibed So 80 TO The saettssy cemml.slon, in 70
sponee TO the appeal for onr days earnings or In.
come.
, 1864-09-25

EOUND-A Geld Pm and Pencil.
Il ' fhe ownes can ind the sHme BY addressing Fost
O11ee Boz 615, and ptortoE properly and 5ayin4
eSEyeeA. t0<e86z3-1E
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AT1HNz7oN WIDE AwAKks.-A meeting Of the
Pioneer Wide Awake will be neld at their Hall
{co1nez Of Like aud franklin st1eets) On Taesday
evening st 8 otelotk. Ali good Union men s1e
uen sre earnestly requested to attend and join the
, 1864-09-25

. A111TAnY IsrEll1oKKc1.-On Saturday morn
Ing detachment Of Is men OF The Sth WIteousiu
1rfantzy, IN charge Of Lieutenant T. g, Butler,
arrived ut the Bert ftom Cairo en route for Madi-
Ton. Ere they proceeded on their way The boys re-
csavsd tnhttanttal repast from ths ladies' the
Best
, 1864-09-25

EOR EALE.+A fret olasa Livery
4 Stable. centrally located in thu South ntytnan
OF CblcAR consisting Of &c Hoffe@. and
complete on1nt Of Sls1xhs Bug 1es and Ha.ness,s,
with !crE ektshltshed run Of eu1tom- Ths ea-nt
owner IL 1bout to rettla from business, AID viii SIT
tmmee tAtely for caeh OF On time Apply 70 JOHN
AA1TQCkS, JR No. ID Telegraph Building.
, 1864-09-25

ME- AI1xnr G1511x.-We are Informed that
this gentleman, who IL ono Of the clearest think.
era aId ab!est epeakers among our workinemeu
rM speak at the Metropolitan Hall meeting OF
Mpppky evening.
, 1864-09-25

ACCIDENTAL DRowH1Ea.-Thoma Edmouds, .
nRsirr OF England, AID resident Of sheboyean,
Wisconsin, who wna employed a ste ward on the
schooner E1prefs, fell overheard on Thursday
night Last, into the r1Ter,. between Clark and
Dearborn streets. The body was recovered on
Saturday morning, and an inquest was held by
accidental drowning" The decea. Cd leaves no
family except u daughter. whose husband is csp-
tain ol the ExpreAs.
, 1864-09-25

THx 14orH Rka11x1T.-some lftle inaecuracy
having c.ett1nto our report Of the arrival Of the
1<0tA Regiment, weero requested to eay that three
conpsntes were recruited from Wniteslde county,
each 1o1n Metce.. 10. Daviess and Lee. Theregi-
1neEt rendezoused 1t Dixon. Lee county. and wae
mustered In ut Springfield. II his been stationed
at lafayette, TeLrreeee, 3: miles from Memphis.
6eYtfAl lmen were killed By gueflllae.
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DR.. KINGS
Dispensary
FOR
PRIVATE DBRAEBS.

- DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention to the treatment Of pm
Yate diseases for 80 years, fstters himself having
attended to practice for 50 many years. and cured
many thousands he is enabled 70 cure al diseases
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may be
from injudicious medical treatment from neglec.
Of their cTn. Or. Kings Dispenssry is No %
Deaderick street. between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures all diseases Of pm
vate nature.
Gonorhoea cured without nauseous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures of old OF recent date effectually cured
in few days, by an operation which causes no
pains Where structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermnes the health much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out Of neglect or bsd treatment, be efeetu-
ally cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEss.-far6cular attention having
been given TO this disease and sl the consequences
growing out Of it, brought IN many cases by the
destructive habits of inconsiderste youth, and
cessiFe indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution rendering
the subject uns for business society, and eaus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be iabonng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with a fee enclosed, direct toDT A. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medicines sent to their address.
Once hours from o'clock in the morning until
the svauin0. Apr7--3AwlV
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The dictator.

The Boston Transcript of Friday
says
Reports have been published within
the past few days to the effect that the
Dictator, now preparing for sea at New
York, had caused great anxiety to the
Government on account of her great
draft of water, and that, with her coal
and ordnance stores on board, her
decks would be even with the surface
of the water. The idea involved in these
statements was that the vessel had turn
ed out a failure Captain Ericsson,
however, in the following Geographic
communication .corrects this false as
sumption
NEW YORK, Nov 2, 1864
q TO tie Editor Of tie Boston Jo1yaai:-In
reply to inquiries made by citizens of
Boston, ] beg to state that the Dictator
is thirty one inches out of water at the
stern and forty three inches out Of water
at the bow this morning. She mast be
brought eight inches deeper an order to be an
prope. fighting Tim.
There are six hundred tons Of coal on
board; also two-thirds of the stores and
nearly half the vessels complement OF
shot The capacity of her bunkers is
eight hundred tons as intended, and
her draft is half an inch less than the
the estimate.
The engines make fifty-nine turns
with the throttle one-quarter open.
Nothing has occurred to indicate that
the Dictator viii diappoint the expect
alton of the Navy Department.
j. ERICSSON
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stabIlItt Of southern InstltutIons.

Eeery revelation recorded in history
which has met with success, has, in-the
commencement Of its career, fixed up
on one grand principle, aud has kept
that principle steadily in view until
victory has crowned the effort We do
not mean that the principle does not
increase, does not grow, but that the
object of the revolution remained stead
fast, whatever notifications it may IN
dergo The revolutions of England and
France, and our own American revolt,
which ended in freedom, attest the
truth of this theory. But the Rebellion
which now desolates our land forms an
exception to this doctrine of history
and has changed its object with every
breath of battle. Let US look at the
chameelon-like changes which it has I'M
dergone.
In the outset Of its career one of its
Senators said that independence would
not satisfy THEN. They would sack
Washington, burn Philadelphia, and
raise the Stars and Bars on the top of
Fanueil Hall After starting with this
grand object in view, they found further
proceedings northward suddenly stop
ped by host of freemen; and after
two years of war, decided to change
their base. In a manifesto to foreign
Powers the corner stone" of slavery
was declared to be abandoned; the
idea of desolating the fertile North
was given up; and now the heroic
South declares that independence is
the only object of the war. The foreign
Powers, however, disbelieved the asser-
ton relating to slavery. and so after
another pause of two years, they show
their desperate determination to aban-
don the peculiar institution, and are
really freeing their slaves to fight their
battles for them
Before the conclusion of the drama
they will again change the object OF
their exertioE. They will say they are
only fighting to have their rights under
the Constitution; and if the Govern
ment will let them keep their slaves,
they will return under the flag. But |
loyal men, keep your hold on the throat |
Of the Rebellion, and before long they |
will be glad to come back on any terms.
Then will freedom bless all our land,
md Union be formed which is well |
worth preserving
Continue the good fight; "the night |
IS far spent, the day is at hand, and
soon shall the whole land be made glo-
rions with the sun Of universal freedom.
PHI TEL
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

GEN HCR AL AOSE2ETAL5.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon Burki1 Cloak, U. s
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon W. Threlkeid, U. g.
Vols, in charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. L. Herbst, T. 8. Vols,
IN charge.
no. l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, U. s.
Vols, in charge.
40. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL
College Hin. Surgeon J. f. Herbst U. 8. Vols,
in charge.
NO. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
S. f. Cor. Public Square, with Brancfr On Broad
street. Surgeon J. K. Ludlow, U. s. Vols, in
charge.
NO. s GENERAL HOSPITAL
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon K. 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 C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8. z.
Fuller. u. s. Vols, in charge.
70. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
COrnsI ga inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W.
NJ. Chambers, u. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 CoNTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-street }.
A. Asst surgeon Justin Ronayne in charge.
NO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-stTeet, between Union and Chur en-
streets. Surgeon W. Il. Thorn, U. 5. Vols, in
charge.
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aashriIls Gig gireftdrs.
Municipal ORcers.

JoHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HESRY, Treasurer.
JOIN CBUNBLY, City Marshal
w. 81 Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A c. TUCKER,
A. B. SHAEKLN, Revenue Collector
E. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works. :
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAY CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WIZ J. SL1EKARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. NJ FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment.
WIN WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOHN G. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
I. II. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA Loxe, Second Clerk Market.
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Nilitary 9itFttuty.
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BECKWITH, C. c, s.,
Military Division Of the mississippi.
COL. A P. PORTER, C. C.. g.,
department Of the Cumberland.
COT G. R. MACFEELY, c. C. g.,
Department of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM. J. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot Comnisssry Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cherry street
CAPT. S. D. HENDERSON, C. s.,
Post Conmssary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. L. II. HOPKINS, C. g,
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad aid Summer-streets
CAPT. SAN. c. GLOVER, C. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
CherTy-street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, c. 8,
Disbursing ommissary Subsistence. Office No.
29 Cedar-street.
CAPT W. H. MLYMAN, G. s.,
In charge Of U. S. Bakery, College-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A O. s.,
In charge of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT.. }. s. GALLATIE, A. C. g.,
In charge of Manufacturing, &c, &c. Office No.
CO South Marl1et-street.
LIEUT.. Z. S. HOLLIsTER, A. c. 8. ~ A. A. Q. NJ
In charge of Herdmen, Stables; &c. Office at
L. s Cattle Depot, below Lower Levee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11

The town of Perigneux, few days
ago, received a painful shock. NJ Daus-
sci, a member Of the Council General,
was on the point of getting his daughter
married to a young gentleman of for
tune The latter, by some mischance,
was stung in the arm by a venemous
insect. His father, while rendering
him assistance, was struck with an APP
oplexy and died. The person who was
charged to convey the melancholy in
telligence TO NJ Daussel, executed his
mission so abruptly that the young lady,
thinking it was her intended husband
who had died, was 50 affected that she
expired in three days after from the
effects of the shock.-E6rsig1 Paper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR MCCiLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, u
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATES, as TT is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
My books will chow that for the past Eve months
nv practice has increased hundred per cont. over
the last year, until it is not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice IN the city,
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SWelled JOINTS,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation cl
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scroflls,
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with all Private Diseases, snd Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
10 the Ladies',
All Affections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies' who have been 50 unlortU-
10 their full time if found pregnant By giving me
call.
SterIIity.
Young Married Ladles whose misfortune Il hss
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either BY
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-hve years
of age need make application. All Recommendations
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before yoG further 80. or all
diseases subject to Man. there Is no disease so hard
70 cure ss Night Emissions, and physicians are
that understand treating il and to you can
say that have cured dozens in tins city, Is vel e.
in different States, who have spent dollar Sfter dol
lar, and are now well cured by me. / am daily re-
eeiYng letters and sending medicine 70 al parts OF
the country. In word, all that are diseased IN
any Wsy, and viii give me q call, win give saH4-
action for all Of the diseases mentioned in this adj
veTtsement. The best Of references given in this
city.
AL letters directed to
DR.. MCGILL,
Union street, Nashville, fer,.,
JAnl viii meet with prompt attention.
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The Paris papers announce the death
Of Madame the Dowager de Corday, at
her residence, the Chateau de Renou-
ard, near Vimontiers (Orne) in her
eighty-ninth year, having been born on
the 30th of November, IVA She was
born of the same family as Charlotte
Oordsy, the Norman heroine, being a
distant cousin Although ten years
younger than Chorlotte, she knew her
well, and always spoke of her as
young person usually serious and re-
served, having the manners of a we'll
bred lady, according to the usages and
traditions of the Corday family, but
who could laugh on occasions, was very
fond of children, aud loved to share
their amusements
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At Wholesale Only.
Watches and Jewelry.
or EVERY DEsnRrroS
1t the Lowest Prices for Cash,

Army and Country Merchants, Pedlsrs. Suffers,
and General Dea ers can make enormous profits
upon sma Investment
Jewelry Of any pattern or quality and in any
quantity made to order. RS- estimates for any
class Of work furnished. go Particular attention
Psid 70 supplying huc toner's, Country Pedsrs, In
dian TIaders, and Army Dealers.
ANY style Of Goods manufactured, su,h IS In
vehdons, ETC., at short notice. re Good Canvas
sing Clerks, with small capital, Can find CONSENT
employment illustrated Lists ana fuli particulars
free.
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS VERY
LAR6Ei
A Wholesale supply can be carried in q KNAPP
sack, hand yalise,. or carpet tag, and viii not Be
like oooks-bulky or inconvenieAt to carry rem
Remember another th'ngl-this Business is
81 ictly Honorable. ~ There is no need OF mis-
representing or exaggerating. Our Goods show for
themselves, and prove themselves.
1t is business in which an ample and satisfac-
tory equivalent is given for the money received and
an encouraging profit is pOcketed at the same
time tits 40 ocs upatiOn in which o person need
be afraid or ashamed to canvass the same field
agsin and again, for where once our goods sre in
trOdueed, permanent and continuous demand is
created.
10 Soldiers in the Army, or those at home dis
abled oy he hardships Of war; to Clergymen out Of
health Teaches, POstmssters, or any person who
wishes either local or an sctive occupation, and
one that irngs with il great peeuDiary induce
ments, this presents IA opportunity seldom met
with. Try it, And see for yourselyesl -
Carefully selected lots OF Jewelry, comprising
our newest STYLES and most saleaDls variety Of
Goods, viii be sent anywhere in the Loyal States.
We are constantly filing orders from pers, ms leav-
ing he choice of Goods wholly with Us. To such
we prom Sc the best exercise Of our taste and
Judgment, and from our long experience can en-
sure satisfaction We ask no pay in advance. state
what style sndquality of Goods are wanted, and we
wi send the same aud collect pay by Express at
the end Of the route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in the best
manner, of pure material, al warranted at prices
from SO to 80 each. Sent anyW here pay cOllec-
ted by Express. Satisfaction guaranteed All
Watches 81 first prices: they being Of our Own I'M
portston. Circulars free by mail send for them.
T.&H GAUGHAN,
Manufacturers and Importers, TIC 6rOadway, N Y.
Oct2O-3m.
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QaartermaSter's DePartme ut.


BvT. BRIG. GEN. J. l. DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrterrnsster, Department of the Cur nber-
land. Office los CherrY-street.
CAPT. JAS p RUSHING A. O. NJ,
Chief Assistant Quartermsster. Office los berry
street.
COL. J. @. CRANE,
Inspector Q N Dept, Receipnng and Distributing
QuarterInaster U. >. Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, ct Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. g B. BROWN, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Railroad transportation, (Freighs and
Passenger9 Once Church-street, at chatsSnaoga
Depot.
CAPT CHAs. T. WING, A. Q. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer Quartermsster's Depa~t-
masters Department Office, l07 CherTy-stTeet.
CAPT. CHAs A. REYNoLDs, A g. NJ,
in charge of U shipyard.
CAPT. 7 J. cox, A. 9. II,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
-.ge, Staaonery, z artemasters' Blanks, s7d Stop.
age OF Public Property. Office IL MsTket-street.
CAPT. GEO. b. HIRBARD, A. O. N,
in charge Of Forage and St-sw. Office 20 Cherry
street.
CAPT. CHAs. Il. IRWIN, A o n,
IN charge Of Corralls, stables, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, 40 !.
Office lOs Cherry-street
CAPT ". A WAINWRIGHT, A Q. NJ,
in charge Of Qnartermaster's Stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware, &c Office l05 Cherry-streea.
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A. Q. ID,
10 charge OF Depot OF U. ;. Colored Troops anti
Hreedmen, and Government Printing House, Rns
3l Public and Private Buildings used as store
houses, Ofhces, Quarters, &c. Ofiide IL Cedar st.
CAPT. W. MILLS,
74th Regiment ONO Volunteers, a. A. Q. NJ, In
clsrgeof Post fr.n.por a'ion, Fvel, Issuk 70 De
tachIneuts, Hospitals, Barracks sc. Office, II
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Suffers Goods,
and al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Once
45S CherTy-sgreeI-
CAPT. GEORGE ISEEsTEE,
~ n
Assistant 20 Capt. ]. G. Crane, A. Q. II. once
ChuIch-street, al Chat Anoogs Depot
CAPT J. H JANIS, A. Q. N,
in charge Of Issues t. Tennessee Troops. ofsce
State Capitol.
1T, 3 b. STEVENS,
Chicago Bosrd Of Trade Battery, A A. g NJ, in
charge Of River md Depot TrsusDortston, anc Fuel
for steamers. Office s. Cherry street.
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The sublimest bit of impudence of
the century is related as having occur
red lately at Vienna A gentleman was
contemplating the works of art exhibit
ted in the window of one of the chief
picturesdealers in the city, when he
gradually became conscious of the fact
that hand not belonging to himself
had found its way into one of his
pockets. Turning swiftly round, he
looked the neighbor who had taken so
unusual liberty. straight in the face,
and exclaimed, with constrained indig>
nation" You had your hand in my
pocketw well" replied the detected
member of the Eght-fngered class of
gentry, with the greatest GOODNESS and
self-possession, and what if l had
You have surely no reason to be offend
ed at that Here now in October, it's
already 50 cold that one is glad to put
ones hand anywherel
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RequisiLsons, ard Estimates for Puddle Property
and supplies should be made on the Issuing Officers
separately.
SpeciE acquisitions, No. 20. ars required for all
articles not hsiited by the Army EegulasaOne. and
must re approved BY Brigade and DIVISION Com
ulsnders. or the Commanders Of Troops unassgn
81 70 brsgsdes or Divisions.
Requisinons Ior supp les, FOR troops stationed &c
Nashville, viii re filed BY The Post 6uzTfermaster,
on the approval Of the Post Commander, unless
they call or animals, means Fl transportation lITn
bsr, or printing when the approval the Chief
Quzrterlnaster - required.
Requisitions snd Estimates for Supplies Sc the
Front must be presented % the Depot QuRrtermRs-
ters there. Only IN extreme cases v II tney be is
sued on here, ana then only when approved By the
Chief Quarternaster Of the Army.
Ali signatures % Requlsiti0ns aud Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph o. the Offcer
followed BY bis nnk, aad TIE number szad designa-
ton Of MS regiment or command.