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OLE pea ~ritsA bar daughssr ~
cured q ~ Of nine years standing. and
q. visus dance Of two Year,.
Au0fHK1 writes, his son w cured
amer his flesh bad almost wasted away.
The doctoS pronounced he cass incurS
able.
Au0fHI1 va cured OF Fever and Asus
After trying every medicine In his reach.
AuOfHxR Vas cured Of Fever 6ors
which mad existed fourteen ysau.
A1orHm u Rhelmatisn q eiGh
ysa1.
Cases innumerable Of Dy1pspsis and
liver Complaint could b meniisnsd =
whirL the Purifier and Pills
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Work lNke q CMOvm.
I've R\OOA PIMa

~ the most sctive and thorough pill
: that have ever been introduced.
They oct 90 directly upon che Live.
oxcitu hat organ 70 such an sxtsns -
that - systsm Do not Relapse into &
Sorms ,ndition, which = too apl g 9
ne case With simply purgativs pill.
They are reallvs
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NOTICE.

- hereby desibed ~. ,.. 80
my e .esy discharge The rsx o. Sus ,o"
nesef o me bhcAv
% seos = ne so.s q per Dsso nds. Mosdsy
seoFessy 1909 between The hoss Of 10
~ -: manner prescribed y sw eoesui firm 49,
% esy until 81 Of said lands IT. - ~
y.sprp 49,, 49, THEODORE soNDEaMASN. Auditor D. O.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE u hereby eivsn shss : w,II EEL
~ q psbiic sscsios, %

TUESDAY. DseenbT 27'h. 1854.
q The late sssidepee u FREDERICK Thurssv
late % Dubois cosaiy. deceased. slI his
personal pnUpeSty. not taken By the widow
consisting q too eows. carpenter tools, Of . Il
dsscsipsiess, wheat fan sppssssss~s : Ios
Of I'll kinds Of sessoned lumber, house hold
ssd kitchen furniture, &c. &c
Terms- A credit OF twelve nenihs will
b given o. ssms over three dolIsrs, he
pusrhsses giving bic note With approved g
curisys waving valuation and spprsissmen,l
lsws. bosrias interest from date; under IS
cash % hnad
WILLIAM BRETT. 81. sssr.
Dee 81. 1oGA-3w
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Notice @ bridge Builder:
NOTICE y hereby given that tho under
IV signed. Commissioner. viii lee oui .
psbIie ossesy. q The jsss d The cosN Mouse
10 Jsspes, On
MONDAY. Jssussy -. 1855.
70 The lowest and best vssponsibIs bidder.
the contract fos building The wood osk o.
bridge across Poscks river. where shs
lover jasper end Hsssiasbsse pesd ere
ses sid sises. q what h Known q ~Bsisr
feIds br'dGe.
Plans 80 Speci0essisas 10y b ssss OIL
sny time . the Aadisos'a a3ee 70 Jssps.
GERHARD NIEHAUs, 0on'r.
Dscsmbss f1h, 1864.
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Blood OVA I,lUes VIM,
which, In conjunction with The
B\OOA pAvlSlev,

sNssJNSs
; viii cure all the aforementioned diseseeA
and. Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache. eostiUsnsss,
O0lts paine. Cheisro Norbus.
Indigestion, Poin in The BowsJs.
Qiszinsss. sss.
Try thee incidence and you yin nsve
regret Il.
AK your neighbour, who have Nd
thsm. and they viii ~ they are
Good MeAAclMes,
end you should Try them before going fss
. physician.
Get pamphlets or Almanac OF my local
agsnt and read the certificates, andif you
havs ever doubled you will
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HND1N.
~
y psstY uis ssisss - w.
VI ~ NH bsuulIn Cud.,a : -.
DR.. ROBACK'S
BLOOD PUR1vVER
and
BLOOD PILLS
Asvs ben introduced 70 sAs public a,
.ors snAn siz ysars and have acquired =
NNUNeMse porMA0vvsN,
~ sEcesding my Family Medicine q :
similar nature in the market.
Ar aPPrsciasing public VA NOT long il
discovering thsy Poisssed rsmarkabls
CMv0s.ve VvONevtles,
ROvllA SOAs
aad consequent profit 70 che Proprst~.
thu enabling him % expend
M0AY TMows0MAa
o. dollas each year in advstising tAssr
inertia and publkhing h
Numerous Cevtvle0sss
which have bsa shovsrsd upon him non
ANN0v<s d me CouNtvw.
The psculiarity Of the
MOOD pAvvSlev 0NA VvNs
= thas they striks 4 The root Of Diss...
by srsdicating every particle q lmpuritv
w me B\OOA,
Tor the life and health Of the body dsuuA
upon the purity Of the blood.
II The blood , poisoned, the body dr.,
s1s : miserable szistsnos These msdisiss
Avc UMeQwOAeA
Tor curiag
tbrof,1ia. Livsv Cbmpisfrs
ossn q'ssosss. Female Comprotnts.
tssit l7hsunp, Pheuroeism.
9yspepsia. Syphilis.
Os Sor.s. Fsvsr ani Sgss,
I suecrrhoo, Aok Headache.
SEyssPstos, y. anthony's Hrs
4umorss Eruptions,
sSts. ScrofiSJoss Csnsur. ption. ~
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THEODORE sONDERM m Audr cous,v do - .,u
met
i psyna u doe h-rsoa The
q on e~dkd. v"S -
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Albert Pixies Defeat by A II. Garland
In the Election for Rebel Senator
from Arkansas.

IFron the Little Rock Democrat, Oct. III
Uncle Charley Mitchell, the war horse
of the democracy, as he was called, is
dead. He was, it always seemed to US,
reluctantly drawn into the rebellion;
but once in it, he was not the man to
falter. He was elected Senator TO the
rebel Congress. Apart from his seces-
sionism, he was "a fine Arkansas gentle
man all of the olden time" good
liver, a Jolly companion, full of anec-
dote and shrewdness. The election of
his successor came off on the 22d ult
The candidates were A. II. Garland and
A. Pike. The vote stood Senate
Pike, Z; Garland, 6 House-Pike, I;
Garland, 80. This election is another
evidence that there is strong Union
sentiment in the rebellious portion Of
our State. Garland aoas an Original
Unionist, but with Thomson, Fishback,
Watkins and others, turned and led as
secessionists to secure their election to
the Confederate Congress. The others
were elected and Fishy was rejected
Garland has neuer lost his first lovs When
the proper hme comes tie timely otter Of a
pardon aoiH secure han to the Union cause
The fact of their so-cslled Legislature
throwing aside their most intellectual
man, in the person of Pike, whose Sc
cession sentiments are well known, and
voting so decisively for Garland
former Unionist, and never a very
strong rebels proof that, even in the
rebel Legislature they look with fond
ness to the old Union.
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alashriIle City 8irsrtOrg.
ATuutClusI OhceFs.


JoHS HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV. SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HESRY, Treasurer.
JOHS CHUMBLY, City Marshal
w. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. G. TUCKER,
A. B. SHASKLN, Revenue Collector.
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
OAK. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
VIZ J. SLNKARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. N FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
paPtment.
WM WEIGHT, Street Overseer.
JoHN Q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
I. II. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market.
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Hlilitara 9ireetprg,
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKYITH, c. G. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL A. P. PORTER, c. G. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
col. C. R MACFEELY, C. c. g.,
Department If the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM. }. LITTLE, c. s.,
Depot Conmissary Subsistence, Office NO. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. 3 D. HENDERSON, O. g,
Post COmmissaTy Subsistence, Office North Eide
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. F. H. HOPKINS, @. g.,
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence. Office
near corner Of Broad ahd SumIner-stTeets.
CAPT. SAM C. GLOVER, c. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cherry street. 81 .-~--..
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, c. g.,
Dsbursing Coulrnissary Subsistence. Once No.
80 Cedsr-street.
CAPT. ". Il. NLYAAN, c. 8,
In charge OF U. S. Bakery, College-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. C. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner cherry and
IdEUT. J. s. GAILATIN, - -C.a,
IL charge Of Manufacturing, DC, &c. Office No.
G. South Earket-street.
IsUT. L. s. HoLEsTER, A. G. s. d A. A. Q. N.
Ia charge of Herdnlen, Stables, sc. Office at
U. 5. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leyee.
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crate army, either Of the field or the
reserve, IS made to report at once to bis
proper command and in case of the
men belonging to the militia, they viii
report 70 these headquarters the names
Of ell such found ct home without
proper authority. It IS the fixed pur-
pose of both Confederate and State au-
thorities that the men who can serve
the country in this critical juneture
shall do it, and no effort viii be spared
by either to effect the result Not only
to officers but to every good citizen is
the appeal made to bring into the ser
vice every man able to do duty in the
field.
A few weeks of faithful service by
every man in Georgia able and liable to
do it would drive the last enemy from
our soil and rid the State forever of
their hateful presence.
Georgians the destiny of your State
is in your hands. Now is the time to
strike the blow; and if the enemy is
not driven from your soil it will beyour
fault, not theirs.
HOWELL COBB,
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HOW ELL CObB,
Major General Com Dig, DC.
England's Policy Of Siding with the
Strong Party.

TIE REBELS COMPLAIN or ENGLISH EEU-
TRALTY.
From the Richmond Wing, Oct. 2sth
Great Britain continues TO illustrate a
quality which never, even by accident,
has failed to control the action of her
rulers, whatever may be the disposition
OF leaning of her people We refer to
Der traditional policy of always taking
side, practically, with the strong party
in every controversy between other ma
tons that affects her, however remote
~. The last instance is the arrest and
imprisonment, without the privilege of
bail, of the captors of the Roanoke.
She permits United States vessels of
war to chase Confederate vessels into
her waters, and fire upon them so near
land that the shot fall on shore; TO stop,
search and even seize upon the high
seas vessels belonging to British sub
jects and flying the British flag; but
when persons in the Confederate ser
vice, bearing the commissions of our
government, capture, in neutral waters,
a vessel plying from New Orleans to
New York, and burn her for the reason
that the onesided neutrality of Great
Britain forbids her being taken into
British port, the parties who perform
this legitimate act of war are seized as
pirates and thrown into felons' cells.
Again, she permits thousands upon
thousands of her people to be enlisted
on her own soil by recruiiing officers of
the United States for the known and
undisguised purpose of making war
upon us she permits them to leave her
ports, well knowing their destination
and purpose, without hindrance to
them or protest to those who have
charge of them; but when party
leave Canada for the purpose Of making
war upon the United States, she per-
mits Yankee soldiers and sherifs to
pursue them back into the dominion of
Canada and seize them under the pro-
lection of the British flag Nay, she
even assists in this outrage of her sove-
reignty, and becomes willing Jack
Ketch and Tailor for the Yankee gov
For our part, we profess no
surprise We have long since ceased
to expect fair play and justice from the
British government 1t would violate
avery precedent of its history and every
of its nature if, in the main
tenance of right, it were to make an
issue with the strong in aid of the
weak. Pmcere, subjects, de5ellats setpcr6'ls,
is a maxim she has carefully studied
only TO reverse it in practice.
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DR.. KINGS
Dis pensary
FOR
PRIVAIR DSRASRS.

- DR.. KING. formerly OF New York, for
~ last four years Of Louisville, KY. who
has devoted his attention 70 the tfeatment OF prl-
yAte diseases for 50 years, fatteTs himself having
attended 70 praetce for 20 many years, and cured
many thousands he is enabled 10 cure all diseases
Of private nature, MISTER how bad they may be
from injudiclous medical treatment or rom neglect
Of their own Dr.. Kings Dispenssry IS No .
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the So9sre
second story, where ne cures 81 diseases Of pr
VRta nature.
Gonorhoas cured without nauseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures OF old OF recent date effectcRlly cured
u few days, by operstion which causes no
Oain. Where a structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undernnes the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin, grow.
ug out Of neglect bad treatment, can be eect1-
ally cured in q few days.
SEEIFAL WRAKEEss.-Psrhculsr attention having
bsen given TO this disease and all the consedue noes
growing out Of it, brought in many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderste youth, and
cessiye indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business society, and csus
ing premature old age
Females who may DO labor1ng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured OF immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct toDr A. King
Nc. 20 Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
tie necessary medicines sent 70 their address.
Once hours nom O'Clock in the morning until
q the evening. ApTT--dAe1y
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,


From eight 70 twenty years standing, with nsfnos
known g science a1d aTne.
For medical properties a Buchu, see Dispense
tory Of the United states.
See Professor DsWees' valuable works on the
Practice of Pnyric.
See remarks made By the Late celebrated Or.
fhysielx. Philadelphia
See remarks made b. DT. Ephrnm Mcdowell,
celebrated Physician, and member q the EOyai
College d Surgeons, Ireand, and published In the
Transactions Of The king and Quefn's Journal.
See MedicO-C hif1Fgicsi Review, Published b.
BenamiD Trsserss Fellow q the Royal College %
Surgeons.
ZEE most q the late s.sndRrd works On medicine.
Kxiuaet B1ehu, per b0tte. Cor 500
a. harssparila, LOO SIC
Impr'd Rose Eash, % 200
On bali dozen q each Tor Sl2, which rll -
Sufficient % cure ne most obstinate essss II direc-
tons are adhered -.
Delivered 70 cay address, securely picked nom
ob-srvafion-
eEDescrbe symptoms 10 aI communications.
Cures guaranteed. Advieo grAts.s
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The RIoodF Rnnes Party.

1t was eminently consistent for the
Democracy to attempt self-preservation
by taking the votes of dead men, for it
is emphatically the raw-head and bloc
dy-bones party. Besides the Democrat
ic party brought on the war by rascal
ty, have continued it by rascality, and
what more natural than that it should
resort TO rascality to insure the object
of their treason2 How complete are
all the adaptations of this world. Re
member next Tuesday
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentary. Surgeon Burntt Cloak, U. 8
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentsry. Surgeon W. Threlksld, u. s
Vols, in charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, U. g. Vols,
N charge.
NO l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon j. l.. Stanford, U. s.
Vols, ia charge.
No. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon j. E. Herbst, d. 8. Vols,
in charge.
NO 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
s. f. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow. U. s. Vols, in
charge.
NO S GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, IT, s. Vols, in charge.
NO. Ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
o., the Charlotte Road. A ASST Surgeon G. W.
France in charge
NO Il GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon g. E.
Fuller, u. S. Vols, m charge.
NO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
CorneI ga inner and Line-streets, surgeon W.
NJ. Chambers, q. s. Vols, in charge.
No. 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A Asst surgeon Justin konayne IN charge.
NO l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL
On MRrket-steeet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. d. Thorn, U. 5. Vols, in
CHARGE
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Col. Berdan's new rife was tried near
Utica recently. The distance was ] 200
yards; target six feet in diameter, or
regulation size. Col. Berdan accom-
plished what is asserted to be the best
shooting on record. Soon after the tri-
al commenced he hit the bulls eye"
four times in succession; then missed it
by trife the fifth, and hit it again the
ui~th
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The Bank of Holland has informed
the directors of the different credit and
finance companies at Amsterdam and
elsewhere that it win not discount any
bills drawn by foreign companies upon
them. The bank does not wish to in
crease the rate of discount, and sppa-
rently adopts this method as a more
direct means Of putting . stop 20 the
recent unlimited fabrication of ques-
tionabls paper.
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County OMcers.

JAsrs WHTrwoEEH, Judge Of Couafy Court.
p l.. EIcBoL, Clerk ~
Judges Court meets on lst Monday snd every
Saturday 10 each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates meets
the LIST Monday IN January, April, July and Oeto-
Der.
sANuE1 FRIERso., Judge Of Chancery Court.
J. Z. 6IE1yEs, Clerk. 20
- FAazIEa, Judge Of Criminal Court.
JeHS Il. Hail. Clerk.
Meets the lst 'Siohday in April, August and De-
cember. fAt
II. N. BkTrs Jndge Of Circuit Court So
ID. c. LOVE, Clerk. 80
For Davidson county. meets 9Th Monday in jan
usry, Sd Monday IN Msy and LIST Moadsy IL Sep
TENDER.
JAMES NJ. HrsroS, Sheriff. ah
JoHs WrIsos County Trustee
CHAs. W. SIXTH, County Register.
r. F. BATES and JOHN E. NEWMAN, ConstaEles Of
LIST District.
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General Howell Cobb in the Recruiting
Buslness-Ippeal 10 she GeOrgiaRs.


Buslness-Ippeal 30 she GeOrgians.
The Southern Confederacy. published
st Macon, in its evening edition Of the
23d, says:
We published in this mornings edi-
ton manly. thrilling appeal from Gen.
Howell Cobb to the people of the State
of Georgia. Let 10 echo from themoun-
tains 10 the sea shore, and from the
eastern TO the western limits of the
Empire State answer back the battle
cry Georgiaus, rally as one man and
end the war. He says look at Virginia,
that good old State, torn and bleeding
at every pore, her citizens murdered in
cold blood her fields laid waste, her
rich valley given up TO the flames, by
order of the commander in-chief Of the
Yankee army. See her sons marching
by thousands to defend Richmond and
Petersburgh. See her people suffering
for TIVE long, bloody years on abort IA
tions, ard now threatened with famine.
Yet they are more resolved and deter
mined this day than ever before to
perish or be free. Hestates that though
Virginia did not secede until Lincoln
called upon her fer men TO force back
Georgia sind her seeding sisters into
the Union, she indieHantly spurned the
call, and swore to defend them TO the
hast, and . noble defence It has been"
HEspQpARTEEs. 6EoRGIA REsERyEs,)
AND MtLIrtRY pisrEIcr oEGEoRGIA,
Mscos, 6A., Oct 20, 1864.
The movements now being made TO
redeem every portion of Georgia from
the occupation OF the enemy viii be
attended with success If her own peo-
pie will do their duty. The active and
faithful discharge OF this duty By every
man who owes service 70 his country,
alone is accessory 70 accomplish the
result To effect this result at once Is
the object Of this circular
All officers belonging 20 this COM
mand, especially enrolling officers, are
instructed 10 use renewed efforts IN en-
forcing ali orders FOR the return Of alb
sentees 70 their commands, Is well Is
sending forward those who have 80 far
failed or refused 70 report These officers
are notified that they must see 70 II that
every man In their respective counties
or districts who belongs 70 the Confed-
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The Boulevard DIES Italians has lost
by the hand of death, one of its old
frequenters Maj Fraser is dead--Ma
ior Fraser, an old dandy, who from 1927
to 1864 inhabited Paris, and who, when
in town, was rarely 10 be seen elsewhere
than on that small but choice section
Of the boulevard which extends from
the Chausseed d Antin TO the Rue La
Cite. Major Fraser was the great
grandson Of Simon Lord LoVst exe>
cuted for high treason in the reign Of
(faorga II
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II edieaI Department.

SURGEON W. CLENDENIN, U. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director Department Cum
berlsnd. Office "a Cherry-street. ..
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, U. 8. VOLS,
Medical Puryeyor, u. S. A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front ..s
ASS T SURGEON D. BACHE, Q. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office "A Cherry-street.
SURGEON L. A. JAMES, 4TH o. v c.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office 81
Cherry street.
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Fuel Wanted.

DRoPcsAIs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
ofsee Until he fFh Inst. Tor contracts % deliy-
81 f75.0OO seTeufy-6vs thousand ears Of wood,
upon the banks Of the Cumberland rIver a. pOints
within (25l twenty-five miles 81 this depot above
and below, sad wood 20 b. Delivered BY the Ist Of
May, ls65.
Contracts for I0ts of 10000 cen thousand cords
each. viii be gwen II desirtd.
Approved security vii b. required Of en- parties
70 whom contracts are g3Ye3.
GE0. b. HlSBARD, Capt and A. Q. NJ.
novels Ofics No. ~ Cherry strs6t.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
Bill to sell land in Bed
ford County.
OCTOBER TERN. 1864.

solomon Rsyis ct a.
4 Bill to sell land In Bed
The widow and heirs OF ford County.
David Revis 81 81.
In this case il appearing 70 the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Revis jr.. decd, end the
unknown children OF Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
made defendants in the csuse. are non-resi-
dents Of the Stste Of Tennessee, 20 thst the orii
nary process 81 law cannot Be served upon them:
IL j. ordered that publication b. made 10 the Nash
vile Weekly Union, newspaper published IN tbs
city Of Nashville, Tor four successive weeks requr
ing said defendants 10 appear before this Court, at
the Courtroom. shelDyFille the lrst Tuesday
amer the first Monday December next, % pisad,
answer denur 70 oqTnplainanl's hill or the same
will be taken for contested and set or hearing eI
peTfs. JOS. II. THOMSON,
W. II. WIsESEE, Clerk snd MISTER.
SolicItor- lOcti5-4W; prs fes g.
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acquisitions and Estimates for Public Property
and supplies should be made the Issuing Ofhcers
separately.
special acquisitions, No. 40. are required for al
articles not briied By the Army ksguisfions ana
must % approved hy Brigade and DIVISION CON-
msnders. Or the Commanders OF Troops unassgn-
ed 10 Brlgades or Divisions.
Reouisitons oF supp len, Tor troops stationed at
Nashville silfte fed BY he Post Qasrterfslsster,
on the approval Of the Post Commander, unless
they cali Ior sninasls means Of transportation iuna-
Der, or puEting when tbs spfroTal the Chief
QusFternastcr - required
Requisirious and Estimates for Supplies at The
Front must BE- presented % the Depot tuarternna-
iers there. Only IN extreme cases v u fuey be -
sued on here, sIid thea only when approved By the
Chez Quarternsster Of the Army.
Ali signatures q Requistons and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph q the Ofhcer,
followed hy bis rank and the number and dssigna-
ton Of his regiment or command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09
Administrators Notice.

II AvING BEEN QUALIFIED As ADMINS
II trafor Of Hugh Franstadt deceased, Al per-
sons indebted ulil please call and settle. Those
ayiuK clasns against the estate vii hle them IN
she time prescribed BY Law or they WI b barred.
a. 9. JACKSON.
Nashville, Oct. a lS64 toetRz-lm