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WINES. Liquors. sc.
O(ffo BARRELS or MooRES Celebrate D
C.UVU copper double distilled pure rye Whissey from
twelve years old Connos,enrs viii nnd the aboy
RE Wh.skcy superior 10 IN this market, For aas By
Mr. Hiephcn Burkbaler, 20 Greenwich sreet. Mcssr8
WIN. q Gnrwin Co Broadway and Twentieth street. AIR.
Chester Drggs broadway and Amty street. and IAN Il
SMITH. Jr., % water street sole agent 4 Thos Moore
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Iota. .1ol 900
dred thousand In process Of organization In other
Northern and Western States.
would therefore recommend that not interfering with
and Missouri sufficient force for defensive purposes
and that the surplus troops be sent TO the Army the
Potomac 70 enable u 70 assume the oonsIve that the
course be pureued In respect 70 Fortress Monroe
until have fought the great battle In front OF
o. That every be strained 10 hasten the enrol
ment, organization aud armament OF new batteries and
O. That s the baltalIons nov raised for regiments
Of regular nautry be al ordered 10 this army and
that the old infantry and cavalry, route from taifor
mia. he ordered TO this army Immediately on their arrival
IN New York.
have thus indicated IN general manner the % ects
70 DC accomplished and the by which we may gain
vigorous employment OF these means will. in my
opinion, enable the Army Of the Potomac TO
cessuy ihs season the Offensive operations which
siuos nse.ns VIZ the command, IL has been my anx
cute f'e ~ Po1S
The advance should be postponed bsyond The asth
o. Novemoef u poesioe 70 avoid II. Unity 10 councils,
the utmost vgor and en&R In action are epnon "a MA
The entire military field should be rrasped ~ .noio
aud not In detached parts. 'o'''
The great object TO be accompshed-tne crushing ia.
feat Of the rebel army (uow at Manassas never
for instant be lost sight Of but all the intellect and
means and men OF the government poured upon ths,
point The loyal states possess ample force 10 effect All
plnty and wisdom worthy OF the desperate DAYS Of
The French Revolution. Should we do lessg
The unity OF this nation the preservation OF inst
tutons, are 90 dear 70 me, that have willingly sacri.
my duty 10 my country when the task s accomplished
sbail be glad 70 return 70 the obscurty from which
eyeps have drawn me
wbstever the determination OF the government may
be, win do the best with tho Army OF the Poto
mac aud will share It's fate, whstever may be the task
Imposed apon me
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ACn CERrIFrCArRs.-nAvINg HAD ONE
A.fCU tooth extracted wthcu, pain by Dr. :. JAY
cheerfuy insert this recommendation 70 suffering
toothache EnnA 0rDycHk 1872 Blocker street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND MASQUERADE.-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
VI OF making GOOD appearance letber fancy
at mRsquerades should get Of BUNKERS now Cos,
tunes The finest assortment Of Dresses Wigs curls &C.
the city Costumes and Fancy Dresses made order at
100 Fourth street, near Sixth avenue.
muE GRAND BALL-LADIry HAIR DRESSED IN
all the latest syles great variety OF Qrecan curis
waterfalls and braids Wigs made and loaned for
radca Hair jcwelry made.
C. PECKHAM Col Grand street. near Bowery
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EXAMINATIONS

DOLY0LOT BUREAU.
Il III NASSAU STREET
TRANSLATIONS
or Commercial Legal. Literary aud Technical Documents
accurately and oxpcditiouMy made
FROM ndINT0 tho
English German, French Spanish, I,aAa Portuguese,
Dutch swedish, Danish and Russian
LANGUAGES,
By Of experienced Translators of various nations
under the immediate direction Of
LEANDER STARR.
Professor az European Languages and Literature of Ru
pert Caroline University Heidelberg. and Kings College
London late Translator and Interpreter to the Navy De
partment OF the French gov crnment al Paris
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RAILROADH.

e.
IL ny. Troy the North and West leave Cbambes street
spd ~ aud Sl5 and 10 q z ~, and on SUNDAYS
II 5 NJ from Thrtieth street Tickets be procured
any Of he onces q wBsTCoTTs EIpress New York
and Dr0okyn and baggage checked ~ the house ell points
on the road and 70 Saratoea spring.
NEW YORK, HARLRM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN decreased accommodations Trains for Albany and
TrcX the north and west leave twenty street depot
SUNDAY trains leave New yort for Albany atas r. n,
ana A''s's ''r ~" JOHN BvsoarLL, Superintendent
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THE LECTURE SEASON

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FoR GENTLEMEN
only. a. the New York Musepm Of Anatomy. Sls Broad
forwarded receipt OF cents by Secretary
the New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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PROOFS SAILS.

OFFICE NORTH SHORE RAILROAD-PROPOsAL
~ for executing the graduation bridging masonry ana
track laying upon the North Shore Railroad received
until Y noon on the sls day Of JANUARY 1884 Plan. and
bids obtained BY application at THIS Office All proposals
must be directed to the Engineer Of the North Shore Rail
road Company, Flushing. Per order
THOMAS 3. NORRIS, Engineer.
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puRNHAMs- FUREITUE. ExPRRss-BuRSHAMs
ID Furniture RxprcssBurnhams Furniture Express IL.
West Eleventh street between Fifth aud girh avenues
storage furnture AL kinds Of furniture &C. packed and
shipped furniture Of families moved 10 city or 70 ths
country
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in its scope the operations OF oil the OF the
the Army OF the Potomac "a we'll II my Intention
FOR reasons easy TO be that It's various parts sboud
be carried out smutaneousIy or nearly So and IN ca.
operation along the whole line. u this plan was wise
and events have failed 10 prove that u not then 10
Unnecessary 70 deeed any delay which would have en-
abed the Army Of The Potomac perform ia share 10
The execution Of the whole work.
Bat, about the middle q January 1852 upon rorover.
Ing from Illness found that excessive anxety
for an immediate movement Of the army Of the Potomac
had taken possession Of the minds Of tbs
A change had Just been made Ia the War Departments
and soon urged By the new Secretary Mr. Stanton
take immediate steps 70 secure the roopenug Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud 70 fires tbs banks OF the
Lower Potomac from the rebel batteries which annoyed
Very soon AMER his entrance upon ONCE laid before
campaign 70 be executed By the Army Of Tho poomss
which was 10 attack Richmond by tho Lower
e The result ,sa, sbs - sSs
and by al order OF January 81 1902 substituted one on
his own On the 2yth Of January, 1899 the follow ng
order was issued without consultation with me-
fIore follows tho "Prcsidcn,s General war Order
No IL (aiready pubshed). dated January 2T. 1857,
day Coz general movement Of the land and ~ srrss
Of the United states aeanst the insurgent forces nc
The order Of January 81 1892. was a. follows
PRESIDENTS SPECIAL WAR oRDsa-vo l.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHiNGrsr Jan al Ia62
ordered that all the disposable fcs on the Army OF
the totomac after providing safely for the defence Of
washington, DO formed into an expedition for the mme-
date object OF soigng and occupying point uuon tho
railroad southwestwsrd OF what Ia known aa Mansssas
functional details % be in the direction Of the com
sndern chief and the expedition 70 move before or on
the 22d day Of February next
e. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
asked big Fxceilency whether this order was 20 be
regarded NJ na whether could be permitted 10 sub
init, In writing, my objections 70 his plan and my rsa.
sons for preerrng my own. Permission was accorded,
and therefore prepared the loter 10 tho sscretarv OF
War which Is given below.s
Before this bad been submitted 10 the President Ia adj
dressed me the following note
EXECUTIVE MAssioE, wAsgrScros, Feb 9, 1891.
MAJOR General McCfxLAN;-
NV DsAR sJR--You aud I have distinct and different
plans for movement OF the Army OF the Potomac yours
% DO down BY the Chesaeake up the 10
Crbana and across land 20 the terminus or tho railroad
on Tue York river mine 70 move directly toa point
TIE railroad southwest OF Manassas
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OyHB PHEASANT RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
Saloon, corner OF Nineteenth strcet and Broadway
The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
New York that has opened tho above establishment
superior manner, regardless Of expense where may be
found al all houra the chocest OF meats poultry, game
OF sers aes Wines &c, that the mark affords hoping
srct attention 10 business t. MORT tho patronage o. the
prbic which would be happy TO accommodate Board
on the cheapest terms by the day week Free lunch
from 10 10 IL O'Clock THOMAS HAR0RAFES.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-07

The following is an extract from the
order of Gen. Rosscrans on taking COM
mand of the Department Of the Missouri,
on the 30th ult.
In relieving Gen. SchofeId, who, in as
suming the arduous duties connected
with the command, relinquished high
prospects of q brilliant career as com
mander of Thomas old Division in the
then opening camBaign Of the Army of
the Cumberland, tender him my com
pliments for the admirable order in which
I have found the official business and ar
cbives Of this Department, and my best
wishes as well IS hopes, that 10 his new
field Of duty he may reap that success
which his solid merits, good sense and
honest devotion to duty and his country
so well deserve.
While commander here / sincerely
trust shall receive the honest, Arm and
united support of all true national and
Union men Of this department, without
regard to politics, creed or party, in my
endeavors TO maintain law and re-estab-
hsh peace aud secure prosperity through
out its limits. The past should be re-
membered only for the lesson il teaches,
while our energies should be directed TO
the problem Of assuring our future, based
firmly on the grandeur of our position
and on the true principles of humanity
and progress to universal freedom, Sc
cured by just law.
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ACCURATE GUEs.-Since the bursting
Of the large Parrot guns sent to General
Gilmore for The purpose Of Smelling
Charleston. that officer hiss resorted to 3
field battery of steel rife guns, made
by Norman for the first Burnside exps-
ditiOn, which have proved to have greater
accuracy and longer range than any other
guns in the service.
These guns threw shells it is said, into
che heart Of the city. Wizard has also q
gun nearly ready, which is 81 feet in
length and has 5 calibsr of 6 inches,
with . circular powder chamber, 16 in
ches in diameter, capable OF containing
so pounds of powder and which is de-
signed to throw 3 hundred pound shell
seven or eight miles. his gun is made Of
different metals TO insure ample strength,
and cOmplete compensation for the IN
equal expansion from the great heat Of
exploding charges.
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An -Englishman from Savannah, who
has just arrived at Fortress Monroe from
Savannah, bears valuable testimony to
the efficiency Of the blockade. The
stores in Savannah are nearly all closed,
the stock Of goods having been exhausted
and further supply not being Obtsinable.
BE went first to Florida, thinking TO es-
cape TO Nassau on q blocksde-runner
but he found every chink of the coast
closed, snd he was forced to return. He
was in Charleston two weeks ago. The
city was entirely deserted by the inhab-
itSnts, and hundreds Of houses had been
destroyed by shells from Gilmore's bat
teries. at Wilmington be found the
blockade-running business nearly desd-
30 nearly, that the prospect Of getting
away from the "Oonfederacy" by that
avenue was very remote, and he was
obliged to go to Richmond.
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Majer and A. A. g. U. s.,
0om'r 0rgn q. s. OolOred Troops
NASHVILLE, 1854.

NASHVILLE, 1854.
mr.. j. " Dol5sar-Sir: We are de-
lighted and surprised at the ease with
which you have, in a few hours, enabled
us to master the principles of PhOnOg-
raphy.
The system is brief, simple and admi-
rably adapted to the wants of society.
1t can never be opposed, except by those
who are ignorant of its principles. Your
peculiar method of teaching it, renders
its attainmt Mt not 4 task, but an attrac-
tive pleasure. The text book you nse
(Pitman's MsnusD is admirably arranged
for the pupil. By the invention of this
wonderful art Pitman has placed his
name high on the roll of human bene-
factors, and we think it should be taught
to every child in the land.
To occupy the idle hours of camp life
it might be taught to every company in
the army, without in the least interfering
with the duties of the soldier, prevent q
worse use of those idle hours, and, we
believe its attainment would be valued
as highly as the pay received from the
Government.
Jasper Partridge, Captain 44th I'll. V. L
ThOs. J. W. Rhodes, Captain Goth Ill
vi
R. F. Patterson, Captain 68th Ind Y. I
L. Il. Faucet, 1t. Co. A, 38th Ind. V. L
T. b. Hammond, Acting Assistant Sur
geOn, o. S. A.
J. w. Hanover, Chaplain in q. S. A
Silas B. Johnston, 1st 1t. %. F, 1O2
O. VI
Job. Barnard, 1st Sergt. Co. q, I'D Ind
vi
William Mussshl, Chaplain 68th N. Y
vi
Duncan R. Doris, Reporter for Mill
tary Commission at Nashville.
ViIlars Merrill, Jr., Sergt Co. H, Ind
vi
James W. Jacobs, LIST Lieut.. 18th Ind
Battery.
D. HensIey, sergt. Co. h, I'D Ind
VI.
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CORN! C0RN!, CORN! CORN !
WANTED.
ACTING ASSISTANT QuAETERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashrilln fenn Ian 2lst 1a94

ACTING ASSISTANT QUAETERNAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Eenn., Jan. 2lst, 1884.
T WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOTS OF 500 BUSH
Il ELS and upwards, delivered on the bank Of the
Cumberland River, within 100 miles Of Nashville,
faEt CT Vest alongside the North Westere Rail-
road within 50 miles Of Nashville The Corn &c be
delivered in such as y be easily loaded at
the following named prices:
sheled Corn. 81 per bus hel, nett weight. Ear
Corr IS cents per bushe, Bett weight Shellsd Corn
70 be sacked Corn IN the 70 be sacked or deliv
cred loose at The option Of the Government. All
Corn, when delivered TO be well dunagsd and secur-
ed from exposure 20 the weather.
Sacks 70 be furnished By the Government upon
proper security.
All Corn will be inspected BY Government In
speotor and viii be settled for upon presenting the
Inspectors certificate az this once.
BY order Of ]. L. DONALDSON, LIT. Dol. and Chief
q. Il. JOHN F. IS0M,
Capt. and A. A. Q. M, and
Jan 23-1m Post Quarmsster, Nashville, Tenn
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GENERAL McCLEESAED. - Msjor Gen.
John A. McClernand arrived in she city
last night, and will remain during the
day. BE is on his way 70 New Orleans
10 engage in some important movement in
Gen. Banks Department BE is stopping
AZ the Lindell hotel. s. LOUIS Dem.
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mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1853.
1 take pleasure in directing the stten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOIbesr, of this
city.
have AvAiled myself Of the opp0r-
tunity Of taking = course Of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet l am perfectly astonished
with the progress I have made in so short
time. Eight or ten lessons includes al
the instruction / have received, and by
which have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton Of this science to the requirements
Of the people in this age of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself 10 the
attention Of every rejecting mind. 1
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
encs is such as to enable him 10 impart
its principles TO the comprehension Of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of few hours. I am further pre-
pared 70 assert that If the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend Of progress
and improvement, would be so unmind-
full of his duty to himself and others, IS
10 neglect any opportunity TO avail him
self Of 3 practical knowledge of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical sys,em
Of committing ones thoughts TO paper.
t. RHopES
Capt Goth his. Vol. Infantry.
Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. w. DolbeAr, most hesrfily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes
JAsPER PARTRDaE,
l liant xAfh Tlla VoIa T,ffsrr
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United States of America :

AlDDLE DLsIhlCT OH TENN EoSEE.--Al.
(NT HEREAs, on the 18th day Of January, 1854,
w an information was died in the District Court
Of the United States for said District, BY Horace II
Hs rson Esq, Attorney Of the United States for said
District, who prosecutes as well on behalf Of the
United States as Of Joseph X. Diilin, Surveyor Of
Customs, against rs bales Of cotton, Of which one
William J. Porter Is the reputed owner, alleging in
substance that the 9th day Of January, 1864 said
property was seized In said District, on land, by
said Joseph B. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs
az forfeited TO the United States for In said In
formation set forth, alleged 10 be true towit Be
cause after the passage Of an Act Of Congress, ap
proved August 6, 1861, and entitled can Act TO con-
hscate property used for insurrectonary purposes
and after the Proclamation referred to in said Act,
had been made by the President Of the United States
said cotton purchased with the intent 70 be used
in aiding abettng and promotiog the lnsurrectiOnary
resistance the laws OF the United States then and
now existing, and praying for process TO enforce
the seizure and confscaton Of said property.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monitor Of
said Court under the seal of said Court to direct
ed hereby give public notice TO all persons concern
cd in interest In said property to appear before said
Court at the Federal Court Room in the Capitol at
Nashville on the third Monday in april next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ then and there to intspOse their CLAIMS
and make their Allegations in that behalf
(. p. GLASCOCK,
U. g. Marshal, Middle Dist Of Tenn.
Ian. 21.-l4t
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.

OTFoE or NASHVILLE 3 CHATTANOOGA B. r. Co.,
January II, 1854. J
IT y ORDERED By THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
1 that on Wednesday, tbs nth February 1884, q
Convention Of the Stockholders Of zsid Company d
called for the urp0ss Of oecting dfteen Diroctors
70 sarVs until the nsxt regular elections and 10 trans
act any other business that may Be brought before
the ConTsntioa Tas Nesting b Be held ~ the once
Of the Commercial Insurance Company d this sity
g. ~. FOa0
-fsnfB-td vice President n. A @. r. r Go.
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United States of America

VTTHEREAs an information was flsd IN the Dis
w trio. Court Of the United Sta tes for the Nil
die District Of Tennessee, on the 2Sth day OF January
1854, by Horace II. Harrison, Esq who prOsecutes
for tho United states aud Joseph Dlin, Sarveyer Ct
Customs, against fifty bales Of cotton marked IS r.
& Co" and al persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein alleging in substance that said prop
erty has been seized ia said district land for
feted for causes in said Information set forth al
legged 70 be true and praying for process TO enforce
the seizure and cOnhscatOn u lid property and that
all persons concerned in interest therein may be
cited to appear the return DAY Of said process and
interpOse their claims and make their Legations.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mention Of
sal Court, under the seal Of said Court to direct
cd hereby give public warning to all persons con
cerned in interest In said property, TO appear before
said Court on the Sd Monday in April 1864, at The
Federal Court Room in the capitol al Nashville at 10
O'Clock A. NJ then and there TO lnterpose their claims
and make known their allegations.
E. K. GLASCOCK
Jan 30-I4t U. 8. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn
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Mrs. GEEERAL FRosT.-We learn that
permission has been granted 70 Mrs.
General D. IL. Frost one of the baaishsd,
10 return 70 the city, and that she is now
in New York on her way hons. Gen.
Frost Is in Bermuda.--S. LOUIS Dem.
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Medical Examining Board.

HEADQ'Rs BUREAU OF DISSEMINATION Q. 8. G. T.,
Nashville Tenn, Nov. &c, 1865 !
THE Board OF Surgeons for examination Of appl-
4 oants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States COlOred Troops is Ia sos
sion IN Nashville.
All applications must be made properly endorsed,
accompanied with testimonials 10 the President of
the Board Surgeon Wa. c. OTrEsoE, Hospital No u,
Broad Eay, who will notify each applicant when 10
appear for examination.
By order Of
GEORGE L. STEARNS, A. A. G.,
Commanding Organization q. S. OOieFed Troops.
". n. c. OFTKsON, surg. .. s. Vops ana Pre5't
Board.
r. J, FARsUHARsoR, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Asst Surgn CHARLEs KIP, U. 8. Vos, Sec'g Board.
jsnI4-a lD&Pl
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A pOetical feminine, who found the
cords Of Hymen not 50 silky as she ex-
pected, gives vent to her feelings in the
following regretlul stanzss. The penul-
innate line is peculiarly comprehensive
and expansive:
When was young used 20 earn
Ny living without trouble,
Had clothes aud pocket money, too
And hours Of pleasure double.
never dreamed Of such G fate,
When 7, lass was cOurted-
Wife, mother, nurse, seamstress, cook, house,
keeuer, cAambermaid laundras8, dairy
man, and scrub generally, doing the work
of SIX,
For The sake Of being supported