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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
INFORMATION KAEIED.

MI HOLMAN 1nd.) introduced q RESOLUTION
sireDr the Secretary Of War to furnish copy Of the
oder ssd December 81 1853. IN regard 10 roe2s 81
H,a5 m condition that then should bo difchaed when
Tia regiments we're mustered Out az service ti'o 1ho
order dated December los, addfec- cd 20 ~ bOf,
slnor OF Massachusetts in regard 70 troops % III Mp 90
regiments; end also 20 Inform tic House vJstier the
eslncpes theIeo announced have bten apPilt4 70 VI
soldier. mustered in TO III mp Old regiments
Mr.. ScaESck objected t. the constellation o. t 4
iesouion une.s /. were refsrcd " TIE C0nmitee on
Military Affairs which he said nov lad t5et tnblect
under confederation and bad already obG.Ee1 iaioIma
lion Concerning IL.
MI UOLNANs resolution W6s ftiol.ou 10 l4' S'-l'
n.l,se On Military Affairs
KENTUCKY ATPA1Rs.
NJ. NAtLOnY asked leave to oiier resolution re-
guessing the President "a c0Dmulosie 81 paers pear
ING Of the arrest and implisonmens Q! Lleutr9 Jn
cobs ara Col Woford the latter o. the Presidential
Electors OF Keatucky b. wh0se order arresied and
where they are imprisoned.
Hf. srEYISs objected.
OoURr IN INDIANA.
~ and ysssei tie Senate bill, pryiduC for sILcitl
term O. Court for .be Disirie, o. Indiana.
PENSIONS
On motion Of Mr. GHIswOLD res0,ufiou .gqs p4g%ed
directing al investigation Of all the facts ~ o. tie prac-
iica operation Of tho pension laws system u per-
fnsneni relief and T. inquire into the act1 condition
" me Present inyRdS and what measures shOvG 10
passed 70 10 them emp.oyne independents o!
pensions.
TIE CANADIAN RAIDS.
~ fDN O1cftQ y rrsDlHtfoh, NNcA Vas tP tfNl,
,am ie Secretary Of State IL not incD ,ltb.o 1itl,
1he public service communicate 70 this Hosss Oh CON.
anlications on lie In his Oiiec with reference 10 the
Slheuties upon tie Northern b0Iders md which hSYs
sci 0c,n Teiefied 20 the Committee On to.eiSn Al.
isils.
Ar. Cox said this information was desired Win n
view 20 solne action Of the Committee on Foreign Al.
lam aud ioI tic calculation Of the questions committed
10 then.
TAX ON VESSELS
On motion OF Mr. BLAlsE the Commit, Of WAYS ard
sns was Instructed 70 inquire into the exsed!eacy
% cxe'npiing ealing vosses of FIVE hundred inns ard
sPs1d nom the sis section OF tho Inesnsl Revenue
AIT Of Isa4
GAvY-YAHD 81 oswEGo.
Nj; LrIILEJoH offered resolution El.ch Ras Ye.
. 20 10 the Committee Of Commerce directing an IN
sliY ~ " tie establishment Of navy ard ~ OWegO
Nsw.ioIk
. srlsIsrKlsck DEPARTMENT..
, Ai' SeHiaCk reported from the COHnsittee on Mil.
Esy Ahsiis bill for tho better Organization u the
saDsliisnee Department
REVOLUTIONS oY TuANKs.
VI rloj0n Of Mr.. Ric. the House toek M snd pausl
oete loint resolution. giving thanks Of Congress
sDeo t winston aad Lieut. Gushing tho Que FOL
ing the Alabama and the other foy destroying
=, Ph-EAPfIOS And BOMgsTEAD LAVE
NJ DoSSELLr (hinn) introduced q bill 70 re-
~ az pefsoDs applying for tho benefit Of the prenp-
az" suo t9psS'tdd laws. 10 make oath that they had
uoss ted hotn the army. or resisted tho drsft or
'''''" 'a'Gt'lrss 70 sYod telsg enrolled OF Ggs.s1,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER 49, 1854
ard unn, honor TO tho memory Of those WHO die for Their

ard uniainz honor 20 tho memory Of those WHO die Tor he
county and the cause OF freedom -,
"Alss! we scarce bad welcomed him,
Before hin lie
With deaths pale seal upon his lro"
he bur came homs 20 die.
s., Lawrence Co.. n. " and Nov Hampshire papers please
COPY. - -.
FARSHAM-On Taur,dsy. l5lh inst, at 30. 81 West
Thy.fhh-st This city, Eliza W FarrAsm. s9ed ~ ye9rs
The funeral services will take piece ct podworths HAL NO
&C Broadyay ON S1nlay afternoon i3th Inst, q p n
Relative and friends Invited 10 attend without further
deviation. Her reuAs vii be taken % Milton OHef Co
n. L., fof int Tnent.
JOHNSTON-suddenly on Veinesdav evening =, O'Clock
p L.. Mrl. b. a. Johnson, Toc oi tho late Rev. James
Johnston sgei o. yssra
No'ico Of iuaerel IN 10 .rnoTTow's papers.
LlriLb-5gdd NY. Nc,incsday, Dec 10, EdTei l. LIS
tie, OF this city In the Glsi year Of biz sre.
The relatives and friend, of the fsny respectfully invited
70 Sfteud has fqnes from 81 1homsss Church. ooeF q
Houston T. and Broadway, or Friday the lo;h iEat e.
O'Clock T. ~, wi.hou. further nonef' , 49,, p,
PhLEOn cdnesd,y, tire it ma Il The bth year o. Lef
age, Ms. ArE Ptce widow o. the LIE Ac' hnghele'
Price
tho uncr on rdsy morning a. 10 ocoef at tue re-,
OF her fonin.aw. NJ 4. b. COdjngtOu, No. ~ West
togueeutus,. HeEIcals vi! be taken 10 Ne" HELD Al
sTUART-On wednesday Dec ~. Of acndce, ClsEios j.
son o. Clarlea 4. sr1r, rg1d - yeaEr. -. ,
Tee relative end euds Of tho fsny gfe re'pecuT ihFea
a. attend the urore lr0n the icnco Of i' iahe NO
l3 West TLfeeaihst Saturday ldih ia' o. Il O'clock
WA0EThR-On Veiuesday. Dec. u 1888. Ida Florence,
o. ghtcr q Joba J. and hate L. "sglna4 aoodo Ho'N'
The relatives and friends ,hc family respectfully Invited
O. attend thaCucr1 grds, Dec ~ az Coz p ID
ou tle lesdsnco Of LEI pl'eHt 10 % so"'n St''N'
Brooklyn y. y.
Pou.lE.epsie papers plesso copy.
YOuNG-Ou Tlasdsy, 10Th ., Ells e., dlusf.ef q re
Her friends and thoss o. tor brotter Edwin sud Jas T.
lonu. invited - iul By funeral rom no ~ Ncsi
gweu.ie,s, Sa;ugl1J i7'h inst, O., 10 O'Clock a. L.
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BoArp OF CouYcILMEs--Tho Board met at
Yur ocIoct p NJ on Thursday, snd received nc veto
Of The Mayor on ,hc resolution auAor...ng tan9n',
Tones Co 20 prin., bid sid a1eH 80 .,
NE Common Council Laid over ana rgde inc eI+ciai
",dcr foy Friday afternoon. Tie heT IRE pypert-
spt OF ln.nce came Up for action. and hnei t.e .ns
Zoo Of one TWO animportant a.
,d,n te veto u the Mayor OF the reso ution 1i'h'
ing Edmond Jones & co. 20 print bnd Aaa 1vh 's .,
proceedings OF We couu.h ,Du-'-A
irihar nnefuoon " O'clock J. M
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lLsEHIr.

COOEP-pHARO-A. 1u,&eFteu, Row J,IfeY. Nejnel tay,
Ic a. ~ tlc Rev. Chsso. y. Coop,f u fhiadclpLiS
Iieh l. Cl,As Oh y. y. and II NiW.! tlgsIicf " tho
isIossph -. Phsfo, formally o. scw'f osh.
DiCK-BIRKBECK-On Wednel 10y evening I'm init, A.
~, John, CLuIch BroOlyn b. a.. Rev Goo p ~ noif
.orv T. Dl-6 20 tufc Anna, ri4gat &c hsr. Oh uc3f~
brxbsct, ssI. I'll % the above place
DOUHs-IONG-On Wotno.dsv, De ~ by ths R"y.
AdlsS 6te7eIson Robert \. yeTEs ~ ESsE0i d. du -
tor OF tho ll,o Jseob A. Lclg.
uOyF-pECR-Atthe r..iseare ~ Tiis Howe. g., esa,
Fsira,ld Corp hond,y Dee ~ ~ Ito Rev J. NJ " ley,
of s. Joun. ChuT h, Bridgeport simcn A. He" o. fa!i'
ao.Ito NJ. Eleanor y fccs Of InosSpoEt-
pE-IOTsrwOnTli--O Tbu;sIsy, Dec. g. BY the
E,v AIRED Coohfs1n. Mr. julius Mo.en 10 hGtln &,
ia .idet o. u o..ss HyuGswofin rse
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nIR ID.

DAVIS c,r.lsh -. r.. Frdsy, Ss7. ~ o. cliohc
" D.,!s ct Bfs,a-I, - liwr-o>o Co. y. L., sgcd "
yelr' emily Of Co. tft he4.Iscs ~ \. Volunteers,
flo vvss .sed o. Atlanta Ga Oct ~ After faithful
md run errupted " thTeo yesassn participated
in % S.Os and IN the cslirS os his IosnsnI u many
.lEe Of hi- oAs,ltg On la way house he VS. fsicten
dSuu t~r Gays -svcvs patient sunerina by cis.se
the AMY ifci ts poisonens nssn. Of Souh
en- climate. Hs wss 'fue frsu patriot kind Ed'ash'
fsi sso,onhfe mend end husband teudes ovns p~ns-
lis did the rosienre Of his lsw wh>r- bis VIC
sud 49, IA! .s.sS dag IL .gs.Eee l:ae 70 'as .s-'
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{A.yrilsemsEtl

OK every million OF Americans, 500 600 are
more or dyspsptic. Blu, they are 20 Oh iIe y"h
sncor5 t in ,hal simple agreeable pure sad hstnc-s
vegetables tonic HOsTEITRns STOMACH DilIshs th.fs
Ia balm for every variety Of the National Disease
Statistics prove tia, tho cases dimipls " paui, ~
ratio with the CONSUMPTION o. the 5Peihc. S"a efs''
wa,re, Nev.lgTk QAies No. % Csdai''t'
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=
GIVE CONSTITUTION WATER A FAIR TRIAL
We mean yon who under some specialists from
year 20 year, and particularly audc to ladies who
constantly resoT.ng 10 locdIroin,zL and nl sorts
Of local applications for diseases vita much chance Of
there would be non local applications 20 the
throat for diseases Of the brain. sold wholesale b.
MORoAS d ALLEs. No. DO Cl.l-st. ana al drug Gi5ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

fflyCrfseTe-t
JrITERs, No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
10 eel lis Ladies' and Childron's SHoEs and Gents
Pain and ancy sLIFfELe III prices 10 Sut tlo times.
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q ioth;ne

A Full Assortment Of
INDIA RUBBER lEWELRy,
Sesl CEAInS, Chs.elsines Bflcs,i,, ttooC-.-'
Buckles, Charms. Rings, &C.. s.: Ass'
lNDIA.RUBBEh TOYS, BALLS ,~,-,
DOLL HEADS AND FANCY ARTICLES
~ grra, variety for sals ~ %. =,
oOODYEARs l. q. ~ company
No ~ Bs9adsoy nsn fufe0fs
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oss.(pficc Noticc.-Ths Ms.s Tor Grcs, Britain and
the Continent. Via Southampton ard BFen'sn pf steamer
Hasa and Tor ireland vi, oasss..own ger "ssIn Gas
rew WIN closo st this Once SATURDAY, the l1th day
Of Dec, iot O'Clock and 81 the uptswn stscas
neiiowsi stsions A and y, iss "a AL y an;i
AID /, 81 = e.. 9, cam. !A1lEs hIkAsl j, "a
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lAdver.isemen,.l
HOLIDAY SUIT5 AND OvRRCOAIS.
{ BOYS from $40 10 $50 }
Mons IRON $40 90 60
l. v BGOEAw, 81 Fourth ave.. opposite C0.pef Union
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Medical Uydr0iEo0la.
Tes sa.. Efficient. and Rational Tre.imsni Of

Tea Safe. Efici-at and Rational Trestmento Of
CATARRH AND IT'S COMPLICATIONS.
INTRODUCED PescrIcEp sr
DIR. s. CLESSON PRATT,
For eis years Principal Of fremont Eye and Esr lnsoss
Boston Lecturer Diseases Of the Organs OF spcc;a
Sense Author Q: tho Medical Specialist. By-
dfokOna, fog Catarrh, &c.
PROFESSIONAL ROOMS, NO 7e3 BROADWAY, NJ.
OPPOSITE "GKAog CHURCH.
RECEPTION HOURS, FROM a NJ ToaP,M.
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MEDICAL HYDROKONIA,

Comprises eomSiuatlon Of specific remedies adapted TO 10
7l and eoauf.ono treatrou, Of Nasal C,,srh, die ras
both In ard ,si ftom ell oe node' AID pfs oss tos
h, asrnnyy preyslen, and dangerous diss h,s beeu
thoroughly tested than three ,hOusd e,ss ia tbs
city tBos,cp aud wsn psrseny used tie resl, /. sv.ys
asx6ly the same 10 heal tho 'o disease wLlo 10
cLsuss hs d,Lesi, o. eonu'.'fd' tendency UPON which
e catarrhal .r.cs depends. FOX ~ bs remembered ,l,c
NSssi Csis1h Is Is really CO sumption OF ;hs blood sns
agl. Of ;e body tony in ale iesroe as When n,c,,d
IA reached he bugs
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A SANDER en- Governor Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania.

Mr.. Gowen, one of the Commissioners
from Pennsylvania, appointed TO receive
the votes of the soldiers from that
State in this Department while at
Chattanooga a few days since, made a
statement which requires some notice
Mr. Gowen was the only Democratic
Commissioner sent here, but being APP
pointed to perform certain specific
duties, had no right to allow his politi-
cal predictions to interfere with the
honest discharge of those duties If
we may credit the Chattanooga Gazette,
he made many curious statements but
the one 10 which we now wish to refer,
was so unjust and uncalled for that we
cannot resist uniting with our cotempo-
rary IN rebuking the slanderous asser-
ton. Nj. GoWen stated that Governor
Curtin had said that he was not only
opposed 10 the Administration. but
would vote for Mcclellan baseless
SANDER which none who know the ex-
cellent Executive Of Pennsylvania
would credit for a moment, but which
the soldiery, who are not acquainted
with the facts and with the officer of
whom il was uttered, might believe.
No more loyal OF patriotic man lives
than Andrew G. Curtin; and although
in the past his zeal in conducting the
military affairs Of the great Common
wealth over which he presides. may
have lead to misunderstanding with
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The Press calls our statement that it
had entered the lists against Governor
Morton, falsehood Did it not admit
communications into its columns,
charging that the Governor had sent
dishonest agents here, who would fur
Tough none but those who would promise
TO vote for him? Did it not allow its cor
respondents to repeat these charges ?
And did it not editorially apply the
term blackguard to the writer of a
communication in the Union, in reply
to them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-16
SUNDAY, OCTOBER lG, 1864
--latest from the Front
Hood Moving North
ward.
The Situation at Last
.Advices.

Hood has at length commenced his
long talked of flank movement in real
earnest twill he reeollected that Sher-
man telegraphed 70 The Secretary of
War That Hood had moved his whole
army in the direction Kingston, and
Rome, and that he was watching him;
and all who know Sherman, understand
What he means by that term. 1t is not
With linn, as it used to be with McClel-
hn's time anonymous with mac
tiyity.
Hood, in accordance with sherman's
expectations, commenced moving north
some days since, and sherman, after
securing Atlanta, by placing strong
garrison, started in pursuit, coming di-
rectly up in Hood s'ear. AT latest adj
vices, before the wires were cut, our
forces were at Kingston, forty miles be-
yond Dalton.
Since that time, we have heard noth-
ing from HIM bat no one need enter
tam any apprehensions that he will be
on hand at the proper time and place.
lie evidently does not fear anything
from Hoods movement, as it was in his
power to have checked It at any time
His whole policy has been an invitation
10 the rebels 70 move to the north OF
INN
on Thursday, Hood attacked Dalton
hut at the latest received, up to the
writing OF this, the fate Of the place
was not positively known The editor
OF the Chattanooga Gazette telegraphed
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ron THE STATE AT LARGE
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox
WILLIAM Il. vTISENER, of Bedford.
Lt-a.fa -f---
a ron EAST TENNESSEE.
Cor. r. A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene.
Coz. a C. H0UE,, Of Anderson.
Dr. JOHN c. EYERETT, of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
Z. O. sHACKLEFoRD, Of Montgomery.
T. b. GIBBS, Of Wayne.
Cor. w. D. STOKES, Of DeKaIb.
FoR WEST TESEEssEE.
ALMOND CASE, of obion.
". IT, FITCH. Of Shelby.
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the zGeseFsmens ~ Washington, all
those difficulties have been adjusted,
and Lincoln and johnson will have no
warmer supporter than the honorable
gentleman of whom ne speak. Indeed
no more convincing proof of his loyalty
and Of his desire for the SUCCESS of the
Union party, could be adduced than
the following letter, read at the great
meeting held in Philadelphia on the
sth inst
HARRIsBURG, Oct 8, 1864
Dean SlR: / deeply regret my ina
bility to be present to participate in the
great Union meeting to be held this
evening in Independence Square. The
condition of my health, and extreme
fatigue, consequent upon a journey TO
Erie and other western counties, where
have had the pleasure of addressing
large meetings of my felloW-citizens,
make short rest necessary.
The cause of the Union, at no time
since the commencement of the rebel
lion, looked brighter than at present
and if the true friends of the Govern
ment everywhere viii continue to yield
their generous and patriotic support,
speedy and honorable peace must be
achieved
make no doubt of the result in our
own great State. Pennsylvania, true to
her unswerying loyalty, will utter no
uncertain sound but every proper
effort should be put forth at this time
by loyal men to secure such triumph
at the polls as will encourage and sus-
tain our brave men in the field, and
convince the enemies of the Govern
ment. at home and abroad, that there
can be no dismemberment of this great
republican, compromise with traitors.
Your obedient servant,
A C. CrRTIy
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Internal Revenue.
Income Tax Of FlEe per Cent.

Il 20 h. assessed and pad on the gains profits OF
INCOME for the year enaIug the slst day 81 Dscein
Fxeens 10 cases hereaiier named, the bssis u
this special assessment will be the ASSESSMENT
ssh en- vas made % the first MOndsy IN May d ne
The additions and charges made 70 the May a.
easement are a. ioilOTs.
fst. here parties fslsd 70 make their rsturns
in detail 20 ~ 10 show the fOuFces Of their income
the returns must b. agsin made out and reftfrDe1
10 the respect-zs Assistant Assessors 20 a. % ia
el uds Az the sOurces o. revenue.
ID AL persons n the employment of The Unifsd
Sfa'es whether iu a civil, military, ~ naval ca
pecity. must make new returns, - a. 70 Inriule
the amount q per ceuf. alrealiy de-rcifd D. lie
Government. and on She PER thus dstiueted
AZ additional tax q per cent mn-i " ASSES. Ell
al All persons Who have "a BED 10 return the
amount of income deFFed from tlififleHs ol snAs
Raiirosds, and other similar t0rpOrfi.0uss must
make out nrN reiurns 20 a. 70 ineiiifie ne above
named items, fud I'D income derived rom bonds
IL ne Unifed SKATES must b. retursed On al d
fhese i,erns tax q per ant must - ASSESSED
and paid.
M returns 81 his special assessment must te
made o. the Resistant As=e. E0Ts previous % The
lolh day ~ November, ls6f. and q be payatie On
and after tie lst of November sud any fefs' al.
inR 20 mske reiulla, prDsiaed for TIE las Niil
b. aasasssd ~ the Assistant aFfessog 81 his own
knouiecge and beef. from Ni.eh as-essInoaf there
- no sppeai.
An returns Of sssessaonf Of income are open for
JOHN MeCfEi LAND
As.cssor - District Tenn,
6e.l5lW No. ~ Cheuy street,.
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EveeuiIre Committee for the State.

FOR Eozt Tsanfssee -sSAMUEL r ROGERS,
Knox. CoLR K BYRD, Roane: DR. W g
BRowELow, Knox Hos D s PGTTERsoS,
Greene; PEKEz DIcK1xsoS, Knox
F,r Middle I,Huessse -IIoS N N Bar
e, Davidson; Iafwis TILEMAx, Bedford;
Az s BISDslEY, Davidson; WiIElAM
SffscE, Rutherford Jos s FowLER, Da-
wilson. ga f
Fer West Tennessee u = MRRRYNAE,
Shelby W K Hall, Weakleyi J B
BNcHAM, Shelby ALVIN HAWKINS, Shell
by; DAVID A NulE, Haywood
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County COurt--BedTOrd County.
OCTOBER TERN. 1871.


"''' - = = u Petition 10 remove
Thomas G. Moely. Admir-. Sc administrator
In tbs esse itsppesnng 70 the Court that Tlomzs
Moflg, tie defendant, Is a nonresident Of tfe
state q Tennessee, 20 Inst the ordinary process Of
lag cannot he served On hum: IL Is ordered thss
publ cation be made in The Nashville " eekly Lssos-
newspaper Fgil2shed IN the city q Nashville. for
four successive weeks, requiring sRsd Mo=ly ~ ID
pear before said Court 81 the Cont room, N Shel
byvlle, on the FIRST monday IL DeceEnler 4ext, %
plead, snswer or aelsur O. complainanl's petition.
or the same wil be taken - couipesed md SET for
hearing pgIFt- Jos. III. THCn1PSfgN,
oc18-4 v prs Zee $50. Geek and Master
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-16

The District Court of the United
States for Middle Tennessee, Judge c.
F. Trigg, convenes at the Capitol to-
morrow.
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one door souh q Unicn IMP stsirsl ~ the follow
ing hours From until " o'clock, AN. aud from
until g O'Clock, Pm Aher O'Clock, P. N, The
pr csn be found a his residence. corner % Sum
mer snd DeadsrSek streets, In. Nnston's cid resi-
denceD oc;ls-lw
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE,
Nashville, Tenn, cat. l1tn. lso4.
GENERAL orders

4xSHE ATTENTION OF OFFICERS OF DUTY
Al this Post j. called 20 Circular No. "a, Adiu-
taa1 ensrsl's once u May md, 1854 and % sea
s.,1si Orders No. s. Headquarters Department or
S5tn herand containing instructions reiafsfe g.
ssie~issg enlisted Fnen on dctached eerCce, whose
ferfna1f service arr shout % expire, and returning
them 70 sheir regiments IN zine 20 ~ mustered
ont ~ ressson Of expiration 81 term Establishment
snd III olss.ers having such men on duty wifh them
are enoitlfl % CONFORM strictly % these nsirue-
tOHs.
~ eosaaaand Of Brig. Gen. J0Hy 7. MIfnEE,
octlf-iW H. ROWLAND, A. a. tlsal
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- Persons acgifi8c to tbs Oyfce 10 sab
cribs foT tss Union, OF On any cfAer basistsss,
sseuls address fsen- letters to
WI. CAMERON 4 CO., P,t5IisAers.
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The Press claims we have no advices
relative 10 negotiations pending at the
front, between Gov. Brown, and Gen.
sherman. The editor, who didn't know
the year in which Lincoln was elected
President, believes every body else as
far behind the times as himself We
repeat thai we have such sdy;ces, and
they are through a channel that we
deem reliable. What hurts the Press is
this: it has cortended that President
Lincoln did not want to make peace
with the rebels, and it is afraid that its
predictions viii se falsifed.
i. S.--Sinee the above was in TYNE
we have received the Cincinnati Com
merciAl, from which we clip the fol
lowing
Gov. Morton stated at indianapolis
on Monday night that an agent OF the
SANITARY Corlmiis ION had Just arrived
from Atlanta When he LETT there,
Coy, Brown and stall were in confer
ence with Gen. Sherman, arranging
terms for the Withdrawal of Georgia
from the shareholders Confederscy.
We do not know certainly, but pre-
sumo the gentleman referred to above,
is thesame who gire us our information.
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the journal men headed it Rome,
Georgia, captured by osr forces" We
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