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Burke Andrew
Barker A A

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Baer Abraham
Brockisg A
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Brown Adam j
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Berney Alfred
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Brooke Il III
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Becker Charles
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Brock Chas
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Burton O
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Barn Chss A
Bryan Capt
Bowen Chas III
Burnett ID L
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BastOn Daniel
Brown Daniel N
Brigham ID J
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Bubty Bm I-2
Burnett Ed w
Bisby Eugene v
Brooks I'D " d
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Barker Bias's B
Blake Z Sandf'd
Barnett Ethan
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Cslaty Eugene
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Carman EdWd
Clagett Elbert
CLARK L X G
CnLE Ferdinand
Constant FIR
Cochran Geo
Carpenter Geo
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CrandHll g
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Chanibp rlaip III
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New E1 press Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
ADELPHIA and ALEXANDRIA, -
WARRINGTON AID GEoRG1- Ezsssfzz5s
STEAMERS MayHower, Philadelphia aud George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
CRDAYS, from No. Ia North Wharvss, philAdel-
phis, and No. SO Water rect, between Congress
and High Georgetown.
For freight apply to
No. SO Water street, Georgetowu.
Agent In Philadel phiA, VIM. p. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves.
Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS & BoWIN.
No. King st. noV5u
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NORTHWEST AND SOUTHW EST.
ON AND AFTER November, 18th trains wiz
leave Baltimore from North Calvert Station -
follows: =.
Fast Mail at---..----------ea A. NJ. =.
Harrisburg Acco mmodation ----S1 Z. u.
Lightning Express - .9.5U r M.
rHE $50 A: n. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 20 g. N train from Bslti moro
for Pittsburs and the West and for Elmira BUT
falo, Rochester. Dunkirk, Csusndaizua. and Nj
axars all q, and for New York city.
TIE I 20 p NJ TRAIN FROM WASHlNGT0N
connects with the 81 p. a. train from Ealti-
more for Elmira and the North and PittsburS
and the West,
SLEEPING CARS On NIGHT TRAINS.
EoLDIERf TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For tickets srd any Information apply st the
office of the Great Psnnsylvania Route, corner
Pa avenue and 9Th street, under National Hotel:
and Depot House, No. 463 ct: near New Jersey
avenue Washiuxtop n SUBAR6Y,
Superintendent N. g. 3.
j. WILKINS,
Pass and Ticket A CERT, corner stb At.
3e9n and Penn avenue.
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EOR RENT-Two ROOMS, on second door. suit
L able for four gentlemen. and one on trst floor
| Inquire 1t 437 Sth street. between g Rnd q
| stFeets west side os %
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United So Of America

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEENESSEE.-4l.
sEl HEREAs, on the 18Th day Of January, 1894,
w an Information was fled in the District Court
Of tho United states for said District, by Horace ,
HalrsOn Esq Attorney OF the United States Tor said
District, who prosecutes as well on behalf Of the
United States as Of Joseph x. Dilin. S1ryeyOr Of
Customs, against Is baies-of cotton, OF which one
William J. Porter IS the reputed owner alleging in
substance that The 6eh dsy q January, Iss4 said
property was seized in said District On land By
said Joseph g. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs,
forfeited TO the United States for causes in said ia
0rnGi5a set forth, alleged 10 be true, to-wit. Be-
cause after the passage Of an At OF Congress, ap-
proved August g. 1861, and entitled can act 70 cen
iscsis property Usea for insurrectonary purpeses.
asd after the CclaWatioR referred in said Act
had been made By tbs President Of the United states
said cotton purchased with the intent be used
iuRidmg, abetting, aRd proROsg tho insHrrectouaFy
resistance 70 the laws OF the United States then and
now existi0g, and praying for process to enforce
the &c iTe aud confscation of said property
nov, therefore, ia pursuance Of the m0nition Of
said Court under the al Of said Court 70 me direct
Ell, thereby give pubic notice TO all pefeOns concern
ed in interest in said proper y to appear before said
Court at the Fedora Court Room in the Capitol at
Nashville, on the third Monday in april next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ then AID there TO nterp0se their claims
aud make their allegations IA that behalf
+. r. GIiASCOCK,
1.s -se--.,. Q. s. Harshsls Middle Dist. of Tenn.
Jan. 2i-I4t
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The Raleigh Progress SAWS:

Two BROTHERS IN CAVALRY Com
MANDs The General Garrard, recently
appointed 20 succeed the gallant General
StOntmsn, in command of the Potomac
4rhy, i0EvAlTy, is Kenner Gsrrard, Of
Cincinnati; born there went to West
Point, graduated with honor and credit /;
has been in the army ever since was ia
Texas wi his command cavalry when
the rebellion broke out was among the
first prisoners; was duly exchanged; is
about thirty-five years old; son of Mrs.
Judge Mclean. and Jeptha d. GarFard,
Der first husband. He has been in sew
eraI battles, and for distinguished service
and ability, at the battle of Gettysburg,
was made Brigadisr General. He is 5
thorough scholar and soldier, and has .
high sense of moral rectitude worthy Of
all honOrs his country can give him. He
is a grandson of Israel LUDLOW, one of
the original proprietors of Cincinnati
His brother, Israel Garrard, is also in
command OF cavalry, brigade in East
Tennessee, and one of the most devoted
and Woodworking Officers in the service.
He hiss never left his command for single
day since they went into the field, and
has been in morerth than thirty battles and
engagements. He is a brave, prudent
and faithful officer, and ranks st head
quarters IS one of the best cavalry lead
ers Of the army. These two brothers bid
fair 70 make history for the name of Gar
rard.-0. S. Joaradl
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RLosul14Na OFFIoE ron VErkRAs VoLs.,t
NASHVILLE, Jan. ID, 1864.


NASHVILLE, Jan. il, 1864.
By orders from Department Head
quarters soldiers belonging to veteran
regiments, who are absent from their
commands, in Hospitals, Conyalescent
Camps and Barracks, and detained at
the different headquarters and offices in
this city, who have not re-enlisIed, can
do so by calling at Room No. 1, Union
aud American Block.
Soldiers fe-enlistiSg that belong 10
veteran regiments that have returned to
their respective States, viii be immedi-
ately mustered into service and furnished
with transportation to join their regi-
ments, and viii receive a furlOugh for
thirty go days after Joining their COM
mand.
The following extracts from General
Orders, No. 191, War Department, are
published for the Information of soldiers
who desire to re-enlist IN the veteran
service:
PARAGRAPH III. Every volunteer en-
listed and mustered into service IS
veteran under this order shall be enti-
titled to receive from the United States,
one month'spay in advance and a bounty
and premium Of four hundred and two
(S402) dollars 10 be paid as follows:
1. Upon being mastered into
United States service be
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U5ited States Of America:

DISTRICT Or MIDDLE TRNNESSEE-,yo a..
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FIi.rD IN
Nv the District Court OF the United states for
the Middle District OF Tennessee OF the 2Sd day Of
January, 1864, by Horace II HarfisOn, Esq Att0r-
Of the Lniled States Glr s8i District VIA pros
ecues well on behalf Of the United States as Of Jo-
seph r. 4,llon, Esq, surveyor Ct Customs,
against 50 packages Of uerchsndAe, box
and casks OF empty bottles, boxes
of boots and 5 cases Of merchandise, all market
% ". B. Capp," and against y persons lawfully in
terveuinE for heIr interests therein, alleging i'll sub
stance that said goods had been seized ia said bis
trict on land as forfeited for causes in said IN orma
tion set forth and alleged 10 be tyue to wit because
he samo were shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio and
LOuisVi lie, Kentucky TO Nashville, Tcnnes see upon
permit obtained by false representations and with
out any other and further permit OF duly authorized
oicer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
process TO enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof, and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited 20 sppear on the return day
Of said process ald interpOse their claims and make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, 10 pursuance of The monition of
said Court, Ondor the seal Of said Court to me d-
rect5d hereby give pEblic notice to all persons coli
cerned in interest in said property, to appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room IN the
Capitol at Nashville, the 81 Monday in Aprfi next
at 10 O'Clock, A. n, then and there to nterpose their
claims and make their allegations.
j1n1G-I4t +. r. .GLASCOCK,
20 r.,. Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn
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United States of America:

ElDDl4E DISTRICT OF IEANESSEE-N0. 43.
NTTHEREASa an information was fled in the Dis
w trct Court Of the United sta tes for the Nj
de District Of 1enne ssee On the 1Sh day OF nuary
1864, ny HOr4ce Fl. Harrison, Esq who rr0seeutes
for tho United states aad Joseph Dliu, rFeyor Of
Customs, against fifty bales Of cotton, marked S. B.
Co and al paHsous Lawfully intervening for their
Interests therein alleging il substance that said prov
ery has been seized ia said district on land as for
elted iOr c1uses IN said iHorma ton forth and a.
ged 10 be tue, and praying for process 10 Ifacs
the seizIye anc conhscatiOn of i'll property ana that
all persons CONSERVED in. interest therein may be
cited TO appear on The return Gay OF said prlcess and
int.rposa their claims and make their legations.
F Now th-reoIej ia pursuance o. the InanitiOn Of
said Court under the seal Of said Court 20 ne direct
ed, hereby give public warning to sil persons cen
cerUed in interest ia said prQps y to appear be fore
said Court on the 81 Monday in april 1861 at !he
Feieral Court Room ID the asi;ol Nashville ST 10
O'Clock a. NJ then AID there 70 ntsrpose their claims
and make known TIER allegations.
1-a -'F r L. K. GLAECOCK,
Jan 3O-l4t o. 5. Marshal Mid DIST Tenn.
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HEADouARTEBs UoMMfss1eE FOB TEE
ORGANIZATION OF Us. CoLoRED TBOoPs,}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4 1858. }
Circular No. I. '''---'-7
In aceordancs with Orders from the
President of the Unitsd States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been e.
tablished for Colored Troops in the De-
partment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murireesboro', a"
Gsllatin,
Wartraee,
OlaFksville,
Shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alsbhms.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alsbsmz. ~
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski Tenn.
Bynnville, a =
All claims By alleged owners of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President
and consisting Of - -
The Board viii hold its sessions st
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave hiss been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received OF enter
tanned from any person who is or hiss
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
ernment and 81 claimants shall file with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish ON
cisl COMES of aH musteF-in rolls, for the
information and guidanes of the above
Board. aa7ae
7 Any citizen of Tennessee who shah
offer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
De ecCtpteu, receive lIOhl t1e E1Sf
officer 3 certificate thereof, with 8 de-
seriptise hst Of such,slaVe, and become
entitled to compensation for the service OF
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board = valid deed Of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof oftiile and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistmsnts viii bemads in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
fva GRoRaE Il SuE4RSs,
Major and A. a. g. U. s.,
Oom'r org'n q. s. Colored Troops.
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CORN! CORN! CORR. CORN
AcTlSG ASSISTANT QUAarERM6sTER's OFFrcx. I
Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 2lst. 1864. 4

AcIIAt assIsTAhr QUAHTER1fAsTER's OFFfcE,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2st, 1864. !
T WILL PURCHASE CORN N lots OF 500 Bush
J. j = and rp yards. delivered On tbs baak Of the
Cumberland hiFeT, with n 100 mills Of Hashvile
(sst IT West or osgste the Norta- Westere R-il-
road within5J miles Of Nashville. The Com to be
delivered il such manner 70 be easily loaded al
the following named prices
sneied Corn, s. per bu5hel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, 50 cent? per bUsh- nett weight shslIei Cora
10 b. sacked; Corn il the 10 BE- sacked or dcv-
cred Hose. at the CptIan Of toe Government An
Corn, when delivered, 10 be wei damaged and secur-
ed fr0T exp08Ure TO the WEATHER.
Sacks T. b. furnished by the Governments upon
proper sectTity. --s .
All Corn viii be inspect by a Government IN
spegtor, and viii he settled f1r upon presenting tie
Inspectors certifcsts st this Office
By order Of :. Il. DONALDSON, IT Col and Chief
O. ~. JOHN !. I3OM,
Oapt. and A. 4. Q. NJ and
Jan 23-1m FOst Q laTmaster, Nashville, Tenn.
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Total payment on muster,

Total payment on muster, s75 90
sffnfsast sivn ies- it.slt
2. at the first regular pay day,
.5..s.tor two (2) months after
muster-in, an additional
--s'+ -iastaIment of bounty will $3.50
be paid, $50 90
8. At the first regular pay day
after six 90 months SER
vice, be shall be paid an adj
ditional instalment Of
bounty, $50 90
4. At the frat regular pay day
after the end of the first
years service, an addition
al instslment of bounty
viii be paid ArL4l sou w
9Th. At the fret regular pay.
day after eighteen months
service, an sdditiossl in
stalment of bounty will be
paid, $50 90
9th. AT thsofirst regular pay
day after two (2) years SER
vice, an additional install
e meht Of bounty will be
paid, $50 90
7th. At the first regular pay
day after two and a half
90 yeas service, an
additional insiaImeat Of
bounty viii be pad, 20 $50 90
9Th. AT the expiration Of three na
90 years service, the res
ynaindar of the bonntV will
be paid, 49, $40 90
III. CAS- amended by General Orders
No. 305, issued September IL. 1859, af-
ter the expiratioH of-7ninety (90) days
from this dats( June 25) volunteers serv-
ing in three. years organizations who
may enlist for three years or the war,
in the. companies or regiments to which
they now belong, and who may have at
thu date of fe!enlistmeat less than one
year tt, serve, shall be entitled to the
aforesaid bounty and premium, OF, four
hundred and two (402) dollars, to be
paid in the manner herein provided for
other troops re-entering the service. The
new term will commence from date Of
re-enlistment.
The attention of officers sending
soldiers to be. re-enlisted, is called TO
the fact that il. is. necessary for them to
have their Descriptive Rolls properly
made out and showing the exact condi-
tion OF. their. accounts with the Govern
ment. asE
Medical officers in charge Of Hospitals,
Convalescent Camps and Barracks are
requested not to send men to be re-en-
listed who will not pass the examination
required By the mastering regulations;
men suffering from wounds or disease
cannot be re-enlisted.
Curtis E. Price, Surgeon in charge of
the Barracks in this city, has been ap-
pointed by the Assistant Medical
DireclOrof this Department to examine
all applicants for re-enlistment. His
office is in Exchange Barracks No. 1
corner Church and Cherry streets.
ALI further information in regard to
the enlistiDg of Veteran Volunteers
will be given on application at my Office.
ALVIN 3 CLARK,
Lieut.. and Adjt. 18th Ky. Vol. Inf.
Recruiting Officer Y. Vol.
Jan. 20, "a, Feb 1st.
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mr.. DoIbear.-.PhonoErsphy.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1868.
Itake pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and al
others, to the science of photography, "a
taught by Profit. ". DOlbesr, of this
city. TFFG~
/ have svailsd myself Of the OppOr-
unity Of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet I am perfectly astonished
with the progress have made in so short
a time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
The instruction / have, received, and by
which I have been enabled 70 master the
principles, read and write it, With ease
aud readiness. The admirable adspta-
ton of this science 70 the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
teIogTaphs, must commend itself to the
sttention Of every rejecting mind. /
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such IS to enable him to impart
It's principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of a-fsw hours. am further pre-
pared 10 assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
psrly appreoisted, no friend Of progress
and improvement, would be so unmind-
fdl Of hiEduty % himself and others, IS
to neglect any opportunity to avail him
self Of = practical knowledge eff this
rapid, rational, and philosophical syssaa
Of committing ones thoughts % psper.
.s,rsr.-.zr 7, j. REoDEs,
Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.
Having learned the interesting and
9sei1l sclence q Photography with Pro-
lessorJ. w. DOlbeaF, most heartily sr.
dcrse the above notice NV Cant pks.s-. 4
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ncwa .Frou peb.I souFces,

News From Rebel sOuFcess
a despatch in the Petersburg Express,
dated Richmond, Jan. 2L says; t.Tf .
A party of Yankee cavalry made q
dash upon our pickets near New Kent
Court House about daylight on Wednes
day morning. The piCkets were driven
in and gave the enemy few shots, after
which the latter Immediately returned.
The Wing says it was reported that a
body Of Yankees were ct White House
on Wednesday, and in c6nss queuee the
York river train, turned back for Rich
mond, not going to the terminus as usual
The Yankee pickets are on the Rapidab
at Halliday's Mill, below the railroad
bridge confronting ours.
disturbances occurred irzfhe 18th
Mississippi regiment. One man .-Waa
killed.
The Charleston Courier Of Tuesday.
says the bOmbsrdment of the city con-
tinued almost the same as previously re-
ported. Monday was the one hundred
and ninety fourth day of the siege. The
damage done is extraordinarily small
compared with the number of shots and
weight of metal fred. The whizzing of
shells overhead has become matter of
so little interest IS TO excite scarcely
any attention from passers- by. We hear
If 20 casualties. Some Of The SHELLS
have exploded and pieces of the contents
been picked up, which have been found
TO be number of small square slugs,
held together by composition of sui
PhuF, and designed 20 scatter at the ex-
plosion"
The Sayannsh Republican says:
"The telegraph brought late intelli-
eence Of the shooting down, in cold blood,
of a number of Confederate troops by
Union soldiers in Tennessee, for no other
reason than that the poor fellows had
captured q cl0thihg wagon, and were
covering tlieir nsksdness. II such out
RACES be allowed, then we might as well
have no Government at all, for it will
have failed to protect its own citizens;
-as-mang men as fell under the inhuman
order should be forthwith taken from the
Richmond prison and without a word of
,htea's made to pay the penalty for the
iahuman act. Willitbe done 2"
The Raleigh Progress says:
ave regret to learn that the steamer
Advance was run on the beach under The
guns of Fort Caswell, in attempting to
enter the port of Wilmington. lis sup
posed that the crew are safe and that the
cargo will besaved, but the ship will be
losi--s severe loss TO the State. The
ships bad already landed four ca7goes,
aud the fifth we trust may be saved.
Governor Vance had secured an in
tefest for the State in other ships, and
one Of them landed cargo a few days
since"
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. o., 1854.
A book wherein 10 record the taking Of
the oath prescribed in the proclamation
Of the President Of The United States, Of
the sth of December, 1868, by such per-
sons in this vicinity desiring pardon and
amnesty, IS are entitled 10 fake said oath,
is in the custody of Edward 3. Camp
bell, c mmissiOner, at the Federal Court
room at the capitol in Nashville, Tennes-
zee who Is authorised to administer said
oath tosueh persons, and who is required
to give to such person requesting it q
certificate in the following form:
II do hereby certify that on the -
CAV Of --+--, 1876 at ---,
the oath prescribed by the President Of
the United States in his proclamation Of
December g, 1863, was duly taken, sub
scribed, and made matter of record by
-, Of - county
FheEsms being No. of1the book Of
ssideouaty.1 =
Said certificate shall be, until some
other mode Of proof shall be authorits-
lively provided, sufficient evidence of the
fscis certified to entiile the rightful hold
eF to he benefits ss promised in said
proclamation. Books will be opened at
other points in the State, and persOns au-
thorizsd to administer said oath, at an
early day, who will return to the Office
of the Secretary Of State said registered
oath fer perma Dsat pres fvaiiOn.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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DR. PRuNK-

H o. LsDIAHAPOLIs, INDIANA.
EMHALgIER or THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Ecds Of RmbaImino
Bodies.
Il restores the Material Color; arrests Dscoupozi.
tion, and eGectusily Eradicaios ell Iniectioa esvn
the Corpse nee IRON the ssghtsst unpleasant oder
and IN dt condition for
HOME OBsEQUEEs.
IL saves slso The Enormous zI,sr-s - t-,lI,-
and purchasing Metallic Coins.
Addrrss DIR. PRUNK thr6Ggh any Ct the Agencies
at the following places =
Indiana Military Agency Illinois Military AgancT;
Ohio Military grnsy;. Michigan Mlisary Agency
OF the q. S. 9. Commission Agencies, AZ Nashville
Teunessee, or Chattanocxa
Special attention given 70 the Disinterinz Bodice
and thar SAFE transportation hons.
All burial APPARATUS on hand.
ID. IA. PUNK, VI. ID.
OHacs No 10. Markss, South Of Broad street, Nash
Fiie, tennessee, .- lnovi0-Sm-
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Examining Board.

HEADQ'Rs BUREAU OF ORG4NIz9fIoE y. s. C. t.
Rashsiiie, Tenn, Nov. 26, 1868 I
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination OF april
i cants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States C0lored Troops is in ses
sion in " shyllle- ..-...- f...----
All applications must be made properly endorsed
accompanied witr Testimonials 70 the President Of
the Board, surgeon y " c. GIBSON, Hospital No u;
Broadway, who viii notify each applicant when to
appear for examination.
By order Of -.-.s
GeORGEL. STEARNs, A. Aa,
Commanding Organization .. s. Coi0red TroOps
". e. 9. OETEsos, surg. q. s. YOFs and Pres't
Board.
&" R. J, FARaUHARsoS. 4th Tennessee Infantry
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