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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

BY the 18th, when Col. Mulfnrd wa. to COM
mencc receiving released Union prisoners.
1t is understood that negotiations are in pro-
gress to exchange q large number Of pris-
oners in Mississippi. Eight Union officers
have arrived ii, ilil'on Head. having escaped
from the rebels. They assert previous &C.
counts of the inhuman treatment OF Union
prisoners BY the rebels to be true.
The Worlds Washington special dispatch
says the French Minister had an interview
with Seward. in which he sen.~ed the of7.r
to place the service of his Government II
thr disposal Of the President. 70 facilitate ne
griAiions with the South Seward said be
xoald ca,a-ul, the Prssidrns. and invite him
TO srs,her iE;ervi-~ on the suhi-c..
Mr. Y,rk, Nor ls-By ,he Msrrir-
.S,ar frsm New Orleans 'h- lath. ne l~arn
iha; she fr.-Dch troops ev@snas~d N.ssmoras.
learins :h- iahsb'fasG- 70 take care q thea
s-lres- Al Bro~rsvil- th~re arr "a, sa.xll
r~bl free. whe a7Frshsud a. -aEly a,iark
frs@ Ualsa rr0sps. uow fh-Ir irn-~rixl frie-a
are IN. Tksse = ns:hisS - r,rxvr-, oz-
t-saPs fro-a ocraFyia- Bro~R-rs1- -heasv
a. they a--m y p-oF~-
IT, FeFlr-e2 14Pta-~ q !zz-r usrubQr
Al eAfi,- froa til rcSel. sec .er- .nI.ars.r-
ing q ers-. ne His-i==sP=i a, viG-I.a 70 sup-
Tly Hsoi. is eonsruscd.
4 Wxshla<-os special savs II u ruunsr~sl
h~rs tia. The FIs-.4Ls ~lIl - sixea I'D r-oasr,.
it IN ihs sEcE; 4 d-maad s.x her Nv Era-
xil.
S,~rrtzr, s.tsisa las szfEsse-.iir .-egq-
cred 10 be 90 da'y a; Tia VA Deearfuss NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

ID Y virtue " wrs Ussdioai erpoHas 10 me directed
ID from the Orcst CUugt VI tEs Uailed Ststes, for
tie Middle District q Ielessee, a. It's October term
lS63, vi. expose % public ssls 10 the highest bidder
fer cash 81 TIE door OF tie Courthouse in Nashville
reunrssce, G lInsnfnciug 90 III O'Clock, A. II , On
TUESDAY, Tie 18th day e JANUARH, 1854, al the
right, tit C. CAIN ihteTesl and estste, wncb ". B.
A ksmHey hzs Do certain trsetor parcel Of land rn
Dig fed, IEYidEaa cJunty, Tela., BOUNCED As fol-
loWs '' BeEnninE 20 stake in TIE centre Of SRr.Eg
street u centre ~ the calvert who're tie sa street
crosses the cresk, being TIE besiunug corner q .
tract of iand conveyed b. Es cnlon Baak Or IenEss
see 20 Hoses y. Weun1re, by deed boarisg date tie
I2h 81 April SIS thsnon siooE the oznirs 81 said
street Sth, 33 eeErees EaFt ptnc poles ard Il leo
Of pole, % stake IN the ceufre " aid street I;
tksaoe along the centre cf said street, S0uIh, s3
degrees Esst thirty-fEo a0les and To- Of poe,
70 STAKE IN ;ae osars OF the insersfcus1 ~ sqrng
aod B-ss stree thelca witA the centre of Blss
street North, 5s degrees East thirly-toT poles ana
Sel00 a pole q The centre 81 STR street tnece
Alang the oen.ro ot Euotsr aireoi North, 81 Wes,
seYtrtY zine paaF 70 siske. c-rpsr 81 tract Of
isnd conveyed tesaid Weinore by william Z. F0s-
ter BY aecd 0KtG1 l2h April, 1888 tasuce Wth this
Ire oI said lasl ulaHtioEsd lFseses land uioug tns
centre ~ Foster Norih s9S dCgoes Vest uiue
ToIss q tte beginning eosnsr Il said tract, where
Fuster street crosses Ihe creek thence doxn the
celtre % he ererS ho-fh, ilE afgrees Wesf, eBty
flf poles and s6l0o n poe, 20 ths begianing p
containing seEents and asqoartsr aerus more or
iots the sams being legsd ca 10 az.isfyk iudgme0t
rendered by the sasd Court, IN favor q l. P. starr
asaisst said W. \. A. Ramsey and others.
r. RSGLAsCuCK, Marshal
Eoy2s-a By W. I2LXErT, Deputy.
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General Ordsrs No. 5.
CETEF QUARTEsNAsTER's OFFIcE,l
Nashville, Dec. 27. 1863. (

REGULATIONS FoR. TIE HANDLING or PUB,
Lie PROPERTY on THE LEyEE, AND rOE
OTHER PURPOSES.
I. Property when unloaded must be
placed st such distance from the water,
as will secure it from all danger from
sudden rising Of the River befrs It can
be removed.
II. No property of perishAbls nature
viii be put on the Leves, without being
well dunnsged.
III. GArgs Of men working on the
Lsyee must not be allowed to stand or
loaf about the piles of grain or other
supplies, and this rale must be psrticu-
larry enforced in We4 and muddy weather.
Wills loading or unloading boats, men
will not be allowed to smoke pipes or
cigars on the Levee.
". Supplies Of the same Department.
viii be kept together as much as practi-
cable, and TO this end boats containing
like supplies will make their landings
together as far as possible
V. Supplies Of perishabls nature viii
invariably be covered with paulins at
night, and during rainy weather, and
such supplies viii not be removed from
the Levee during such weather.
VI. Officers having gangs of men,
whose services they do not Immediately
require, will notify all officers concerned,
snd on application will loan such men
for the time being to officers in need of
additional aid.
VII. It must be understood, that every
officer of this Depot whether be has
control of men OF not, is Immediately
concerned in its efficiency and thorough
meas, and is authorised by me to arrest
all men lOafing or in any way neglectiDg
their duties; it is particularly charged,
that should any officer fnd teamster
blocking up the street unnecessarily,
msltreating his animals, or committing
any outrage, to take the number of his
wagon and report the same to the office
of the Chief Qaartermaster.
VIII. 1t is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move through the streets of
Nashville faster than a walk, that they
shall always keep the right hand side Of
the street, and that whether moving or
stopping there shall be left between every
ak wagons q space of the width Of
the street. Wagon masters will be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
of this order.
J. L. Donaldson,
Dec29-tE Chief Quartermastsr.
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J. 3. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So CoIlege-street.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that be has now COM
pleted bis Gallery, and, in elegance Of
style and design, it is inferior TO none In
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit Of Artists, to take
photographs and AmbrOtypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art, and TO have them placed in Oil or
Water ColOrs, by the best Artists.
Miniatures of diseased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any sizs up to
life, end colored.
A full assortment of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Gases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought 10 this
city.
The picture Gallery contains TIE most
choice collection of Oh paintings, Co lOred
Steel Plate EIgravings, French and Chro-
mo LIthographsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER,
Rosa B5nheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, Corboud, Dobson, Lsndseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hsmmsn, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt and
other eminent Artists.
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uepartmen,.

Neut Co... J I. DONALDSON, sea- Or and Supsrvis
ing UuErterm&sicT, end Cihsf Guar rJsrnlzster %
peposs, Department q fho Cumberland. Cfos
lcb Cherry -siuset,
CAPT. JAbAsl. RUSHING, Chisf Assistant orarter-
master. Cflro los Cherry-street.
Capt = Z. MfSSLQW, A. q, NJ. RishuIslng Quar-
tsrmaEter. Ofios lU1 Cherry street.
Capt CHAs h. IRVIN, l. z. b., in charge q Cor
rails, rtscie', fueiic AnifuAis, MeaGs - Traus-
portation, Lumber, Workshop, &C. CEcs lJ9
CherTy-st
Capt J. c. CRANE, a. Q. M, N chsrFe ~ Railroad
Transportation. Ohios CpuTcl-Et-, at ClsttAuoo-
"a Depot.
Capf. J. sTUBBS, A. @ ~ in charge of Foraze.
Fuol Scr Ftelusers, ana niFcr 1Faaspcriato %.
.OGce q CherTE suesl ..I3
Cart j. no 80 On, 4. . ~ In chaYFe of DEPOT
TraHsportaiiaus Oglcc - C5Crry-stHad.
Capt c. =. WING, A Q A., 10 charge 81 Eiorss hedl
siurs Hardware. ana tisceiisue0ns q. 81 Steres.
once i15 berry street.
Can't. = !. COX A y a., Az chnrge St istai ioneTy,
q 81 Ranks, Goihiug, camp tnd GaFTlson
Iauipags. once " Market 81 eet- lE
Capt. A n. TUCKER, A. q A., Eeo'ipiinE and
pisburling Quar- sTfermsster, n. 8. Military kai-
roads. Ohos cherca-siEes 8 st th-its.aoosa De-
pot
Capt. J. y IsOH. A. L. Q D., Pea. ouarteimastsT, in
charge Of Post Tranepoftaf on, h0spitAi1, Ear
raoks, Quarters, uei. Commpiaiien ~ euaFierl
and Fusi, rrintlg. izsuea 10 desachTneniE, ac-i
&c. ice y CherTy sstI 80
Capt FRANCS H. RUGAE, A. q. NJ, ii charge q
HOrih- Western Railroad. Onsoe Coih hks-tsrttti
- North-hosteEu Depot
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Marsbars Sale.

TgY vfrtus of writ es1fssii esscs 10 me directed
ID ON ;he Circuit C0art e tho bated siztes- -1or
tie Middle Dstrct Of Ienlessee, a. is Oct9Der ter,
1sG3, ] viii expose 70 public sale, % ths highest
BIDDER, tor cash &c the door q TIE Cofrt nuss "a
Nashville, Tennessee, comleGG.-g a. II ocsocSs a.
N, on TUESDAY, TIE 73.h eay Cf Jllls lAET, 1864,
al the right title, csinl, interest and estGte which
.las. q. owen has IL a tract ei land q VIII ams0n
county, Tennessee, about seven miles from Franklin
~ Or near the Nashville lurnpike, bounded IS fol-
lows: " Beginniag - aSugHr Tree On tie North siie
- knob, the soIIh-&gest rnez q the trzrt tbsace
East 2I6t, fo.cs 70 q stase NJ Beifs S0cth-TcsG cor
ner thence North, ors dsgrCs Esst. 6 Toes, 60
STAKE, originally ickOfy- thlEcs Nsst l6A poes,
to Black Asa theEoe NaFth ore eegres East, 20
poles, - stake fseBgs West q poeE % Tie centre
q tt Turnpike roa; thelc- Etth the ce1trs o. sad
rosd % stake "a I4nisl yohi sion Sdtth b5aa iary
lire, 45 poles thsnon West, ons usgFes NoTih, e3ts
poles - stake. thence West, thres and kaif CO.
grees scath, IS5 Poles 70 rseki thence S5ath I4s
pons 70 the beginuings oontainigg BY estimate Two
undred AID Forty hcros, and Tesfsd II sac Jas. Q.
Owen BY deed from n. Eel, bsar;ng date March l6th,
1885, which Is recorded PAGE "a q Book W, e te
Registrar Tor williamson county; tae Eaid tract q
lad, with si the impryTemfEEs tklreoa. Wh!ch win
be sold therewith, sslg ierlft on y Eztisy jndg
Elens rehdsrsd ~ Tie clreult Court N the Gnited
States far tha Middle ntstTict ~ Tanuess5a AZ ia
April isru, ls63 10 avor of Hsnry Blood and agalnst
2 r. GLAecOCK, MArzhAi.
eses-a ~ v. LELsEErE, DePsty.
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I. O. 0. E. DIRECTORY.

TFNREsSEE lODGE, No l. Efoss essrp TSsssdas
susoks--B Il McEweu. n G; J 4 u oakley, v q; Johb
n Hoe Secretary; X Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Metk ensE M0aSas Higsf-
Parks, \ O.; W Philhp-, V u; I : Hopkins,
Secretary; b Brown, Treasurer.
saillEY LODGE, No 80: Neets srcsg FIidsy Aiglf at
their Hall on South berry strecI-Janes Wyatt,
NC; - DCrtch, V G; d Go0d.ett, Secretary, \
c Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA Lodge, No Jos (Gcrusnl Mees srry
I'hHrsdav nis ti-John Heborch. y G.; L ocNcr,
G; A Winter, Secretary; 6 Scterle, Treasurer
NDGELY EECAMPMENT No Afes.s ssrry Iss and
% Wedassiag nigha-G Fuhcs p; b BARNS,
Jr, b r, l. Ntakcy, W; n X GTlnu, } v; John
Hoe, Scribe, = Cuitgr, Treasurer.
OLIGE BRANCH ENCAMFakNT, Na As Hfses en.~p
Campbeli, il j; a. isfk v B Er.eiman, VI 7
c Coleman, Scribe; } \ Ward, Ireas4rtT.
pFGREE or REREOCAH lea Ia Fssllay aiiIf ia
eaei n.oz,h--John Hide, L a.; kobt Thompson A
lfs; J l. Nesiley, Secretary, Afs liyrDe, Con
eusiof: slfs B d frovn. EaIuen; Ars Chas Rober..
son, sentinel
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NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 4-Fhe military
commission, OF which General Wislar Is
President, has been in session here du-
Fiag ,he past week. The csss of j.. AZ.
Lamb, late superintendent Cf vessels a
Fortress Monroe, is under trial, and the
Developments are exceedingly ibtstesl-
log. Among the points elected IL tbo
payment Of $1,000 10 fees 10 Senator Hale
By Hunt, 70 obtain his release FROM Oia
Capitol prison.
To-day OSp'. Gone, Of the steamer J.
A. Warren, testified that the boat was
worth $4,000 when she frst went inlo
the Government service that, ~ tie
rates Of her charter, che had earned
S173 500 up % date that The Govern.
ment had supplied Der coal ibat her
average running expenses are from ST.
900 10 s.. 600 per month, which We d.
ffayed by goods sold on bosrd snd by
profits on meals and bsrths, and that sic
belonged 70 the d lw p B.vr Steam
boat company, Of which John Price
Wetherell OF Pailadelphis, was Pfesi e
dent, and Andrew henderson, Wm. s..
Allen, Wil!el Jackson, and s. Harlan,
Jr, directors. Captain Cone swore that
her first ehsrter was made with John
Tucker, late frst assistant Secretary OF
War, aud the second one with Quarter
master-Genersl Meigs. The prosecution
has oVerhauled these fat jobs in tho
steamboat line. as the e7idence stands
TINS fer, It appears ss II there had been
4 ring Of contractors inierloc6iDg with
one st Baltimore with which Bslgtr was
connected.
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CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's 0FFIcE,l
Dept Of the Cumberland,
Nashville, Dec, 27, 1863.
In view Of the accumulation of public
property at this Depot, and for the better
protection of the same, as well as Of pri-
vate property, in Gaze of Fire, it is hereby
ordered
1st. That all employees of the Quar-
termaster's Department at this Depot, Of
whatsoever grade or station, will cOnsti-
tute body Of Volunteer Firemen of the
Qusrtermaster's Department, and on the
alarm Of Gre, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt. Charles II. Irwin, A. Q. n,
ia hereby announced as Chief Of the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and viii be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
3D. On the alarm Of FIRE, each gang Of
laborers, mechanics, tesinsters, clerks,
etc, will proceed to such place of rem
devious as will be designated by Capt.
Irwin, and the boss or foreman Of such
party will proceed with dispatch to the
Office Of Capt. Irwin, on Cherry street,
who will give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to be performed by
such party in helping to extinguish the
conflagratiOn, or to save public or private
property.
4th. The foreman or boss Of each
party will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution Of the orders
given by Capt. Irwin, bat also for the good
behavior Of The men'in his charge. Any
irregulaFisy, depreciation or theft COM
mitted by an employee Of the Depart
nlent viii be punished severely.
5th. On the alarm Of FIRE, Capt. Irwin
viii place himself in communication
With the Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partment, and use bis best efforts to hAr-
monize the action Of the volunteer force
With that Of the established Depart
ment.
9th. On the alarm Of fye, the parties
organized under their respective foremen
will not disband until sedars to that
effect have been received fom Captain
Irwin.
9Th. While fire is raging, the foreman
of each party will detail man to report
to Capt. Irwin as messenger to convey
orders, who will remain with Captain I.
until properly discharged.
9Th. Captain Irwin will establish rules
by which details Of men shall be made
from each gang or party, on alarm Ofire,
to remain behind in charge Of fheir re-
Spectivs quarters, shops. trains, o1iees,
etc.
Oh. Every Qusrtermaster ia charge Of
public store-hOusss will prescribe rules
for the employees under his immediate
direction, for the purpose Of exiiugbish-
ing any fire that may occur on his own
premises, and viii also keep a, least one
dozen Buckets filed with water on each
story Of the building 50 occupied by
him.
10Th. No stoves or fres for cooking
or for mess purposes, will be allowed
about any Of the Public s.Ore-hOuses,
and all quartermastsrs viii have watch
men on duty, day and night, 70 see that
the necessary fires for the of6ess are
duly guarded and At the proPss hsuF sz-
tngaisbsd.
j. L. DOEALDsoE,
deo2o-0 Chief QuartarmastoF.
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ER AID LgClnal o. EsPIflR u IlsEEnR

The following Is correct list q all Hospitals in
this city;
Hospiial No l-od Gun FaosoF Surgeon "
Homer, college street, on the hil.
H0sptai No 2-JHiuersitg BuiidiHg: Surgeon 3 D
lynde, 5 Vols, Market street, on the Hill
Hospuai 40 3-Easl.g's budding: surgeon !. HaF-
low, Vols S0uth-eaqt corner Public square.
Hespitai No 5-GuH Factory surgeon W HoCe-
boon, I : No.s, UPPER end ui Front street.
Hospial 50 s--Hasoaie Hail: surgeon v Otter
son, Nas, corner u Chnfch and Sumraer streets.
Hospital Ne e-Cdrriogs FdotoTg: surgeon G.
W France, L 5 A, Market street below theSquAre
Hospifai No ll-(Pe Bouse) A Surgeon L D
Horo Z s A, on University iise
H0tpifal No ig-Broadirag Hotel. Surgeon j " LAn.
ton Z Nols, o0rnortr a. ana cherry streets.
H0spitai No 3-Hunet High School: Surgeon Y
TayloI. Vols, Oi spruce ami Broad streets.
Hospital No "A Kasirilis Female Aoadong Surgeon
P. ilps, Vols, CbuTCn stroos, near the Cbatta
noOga Depot.
Hospital No lb-HtHess High Sosool Surgeon " n
n Chambers. L Nois curner Of Line AID Summer sas
kespifal No i6--( CpafrobaHdls A a surgeon Ro
nalne, I S A, corner 81 hruau aud Front Btreots.
Hospiial No III Ofocrs'J Sargeca X Lybde
Y Vols, N rkct 70 eet, On the hll.
Hospifai No l0-MorFts q Stroaohs Bpiid3g Sur
Feou Toy, y : Vols, No 4 NJ ,rket ct
Hosp91l No zl-lIsthedis CsiTeh surgeon 3
Fulle- q = Vols Chu ch street be, summer aad Hgh.
CsfsabeTiaRd IIsspaaE su geoa Clark McIiermont,
L Vols OF Hardin PIKE, west 81 the Fenitrntiary.
Psisoa Hospitat--Seooad BGpts ChurcA: A A Sur
reon c q uickmau, ) A. tucrfy street, on the Hin
Colralcsoenf Barrocksa hargasil H5Esel Corner et
Church aua JatrTy streets
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TRADING WITH REBEs.--Tho r eh-
mond Examiner CT ths 23sh ult, contains
very significant item. A hr Ssmuels,
ifsesms, has been arrested on bis way
northEsrd aud brOught back By dstec-
tive, on which the Examines bad induIg-
ed in s0ms sharp comments. Basin ibis
wise spolosisas Tor tho "s5isisaiionai
iojastice," and states that H.. 5. Vas
going EoTth with the consent Of the Co
vsrnmsnt. "Hs held. il says, "Geussal
Windsr's passport aud = list made ous
By she medical purTeyOr, embracing Suoaso
articles Of medicines IS Wers needed,
and which Mr. samusls Easito bring baek
wish bin on bis return trip" So there
are men who travel Wilh the C0nieds-
rate pass ihrOueh our lines, purchase 2
supplies, and taks thsugWith thsm on the
''fsiufn trip Is thsrs not lamsntsbls
laek-of vigilance sonsVhsrs.
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TO RENT--FOa 1864.
Marsbal's Sale.

0bedence 10 three Wrts retaaioiIl eTFoaas 70 ne
II directed from tho Great Court OF tue Cnuet
Statea a. its Oct0bsr torn for 1868, viii, at IL
O'Clock, A. n, on TUESDAY, the I9ti day OF JANU u
AIRY, 1854, expose 10 p1bc sale, 20 he gaest bid
der for cash at She CouF-hoase, in Mast vile, Da-
interest and estate which f. @. Burt has "a ort4in
lot piece Of ground IN tdgched Davidson county
TsnR) on the south Sde of 20 ul4nd siroet, front
ing dAy iett on said sire asd runuiug back one
hundred and seventy feet 10 al ey, am numbered
81 IN plan o. Shelley Addition, which is registered
In the proper once in Davidson count on page 43 +
Book q and an the rigui, tfF, claim, interest and
ground in South Nsshs lie. davidson county, Tenn,
described as 4" beginning at the corner Of Cannon ana
lsws stTcets, running caztwardly, along Cannon
street, hundred aud forty feetaa Ihe centre
Of Elteen feet alley, thence Bo-thvardy along said
alley two hundred and hity-cne feet 10 shook line
thence We-tFar iy with shCoa Rs one haad dred ADD
sxty-fFc fs8l to IsEis street., thence southwardiy
two hundred and ty-one feet 20 the begnDi1g-title
registered On page ia Book 81 Of the gstrar for
Dayi1sol county, Tena.; and AL the right tile,
claim, 10 terCst, sn.t esyate which r 6r0Omes h8s
Ia piece Or par1el of land 20 Nashville, Davldsln
county, Tenn, designated ns Lot No. s. psrt Of the
original Cole Sc Lot "a, described fronting on
Narset street thirty feet, suf running hsf Way back
10 College street, one hundred sad twelve fest'-c8n
veyed 10 r. II. .Gfoomes by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dated june lsth, l54s, recorded page ~ Ia Book
so. 8 of the Eegistrar for Davidson county ali the
property herein named, having been lowed on to
United sIates, ,or t1e Mtdie District OF Tennessee
Al iis April term, lSGl, ukairst Gruomcs, Cavert
Burt aud ia favor of J. I. Nayae j. son, Dcer NOr-
RS * Co, and il. Cosierman.
ER GLASC0CK, Marshal.
deo5 81 81 " LlILTzTI, deputy.
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g~rgs,s Glove' Perm, Z 5 A. once, Chattanooga
Tenn.
Lssisfaaf Msiioal d seer Surgeon HoEry
Thurston. Ofos, kO24 Cherry street, betvesa Brosl
and Church.
Medical Tsspsetor. SufEcon W Ciondebtn, e S Vols
Rcdieol Drroi1r Receive Corps, Surgeon william
Varlen, I Vois. Ohces High street, Gea Gsauger'
ca headquarters ... AsiA -...
Once south summer street, near tie City Cemetery
. prousri Herskal Lieut. Coi Geo Spauidng.
Lsslsaaf Provost harshcl Captain James BOYD
kIsf limos. once a. thc rtate Capitol. rnr#Ff
Cl,ssr.sHder of fks Pol: Briradier General p
Granger HcaoqusTterE, College street, betwecl
church ard Union streets. 0Hr.L
FssHead5aarisrs o. he Cosls.GEdsT of As Disiaf .
Nsstraiss Cen L "A Rousseau. Tde Baes rtsidsbcs
Church street, between Vine snd Spruce.
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MoEaAE, TIE RkIDzE--H seems % bea
fact thsi MOrgan has safely escaped into
Dixie. Atlssf accounts he was in COlun-
biA, Ssush Carolina, on bis way 90 fir-
gieia, having done some tall walking. A
correspondent Of The World apprehsntls
that is will not Be long bsfOro BE- has ihs
remnant Of his cavalry organized, and
make an attempt to cut the LooisFiiio
and Nashville railroad.
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CnON1,Y OFFICERs.

ssv{F.--James y. Bnion. psFaa.ss--rbomss Hob
son and !. X. BushsDau.
ReeEsse--- -Phineas Gar--if.
gfSEes-W Jasper TGyC-.
Cososs--e Gunter
restoer-A Aierauder Mcdaniel.
Resasss CoHecfoT--W. ID. hoUertspn.
Eofl~aad Tar Coleafor--J Q. Erilsy.
Oollsidblss fsr ~ EcfiFts BtsTtos-Jchn y. ssoWuz
and ]. 3 Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
yuggs--Hon. James WhltVorth.
SlsTE-P Lindsey NcloL
a. TIE Judges Court meets the nIfs Monday 10
cash month snd the Quarterly Court, UompoEed Of
the HagisTatcs Of the County Ia held the nrst kon-
day IN January, Aprii, Joiy and OStoees
CIRCUIT COURT,
.NfEl1e-----
OLTk-Dzvd c. Love.
Sc Tha Court peeis ne brsi koadsg IN March
1a eeptehbor.
CRIMINAL COURT,
gslge--H0r NJ u. Brieu.
<Rcracl GsHefa'--,feo. y, SiRbbiehnid
Cs1b-t'alres VI. Smith.
Rr Tho Court msess The hrs, Monday IN April, Au.
gact znd IeccDheF.
cHANCERT COURT
Chrarrii17--
e4Tk cad Haste--J. b. 0!eHves.
s8- The Oouri meets tbe lrgi Konday IN AEF ans
Eofsnbor.
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OF the Amy OF the Cumberland.


CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The grand Military Bali in the Hall Of
Representatives, comes off on Thursday
evening, the 7th Of January, instant, and
this grand fsts is under the auspices Of
military gentlsmsn. It is expected that
the citizens Of Nashville will pstrOnizs
it most literally, when its patriotic and
lsudsble objects are considered.
Officers are required to be present in
full dress, with sash and belt, and the
Floor Managers and Committee of Ar
raDgements, with their proper and dis
tinctive badges, and Officers Of the Day
who may be On duty and have leisure to
attend, will wear the sash disgonally
across the breast,
q. E. CAVES HATToE, Secretary.
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EflEDEs oos01rIrEs % fEE ON coCscJ
NIGHT PoLlcE

Ouptass-,Iohn II Pucse'i
Firsi LietfssaHf-Eobert bcott.
tssoona Lsszfsl "a John 5. iugaua.
PhTROLnEE.
Nrmss-pavid MoNahb, John Cavender, Joel Phil
iips wm Puckait, DRnI Burget, Wm Aulioy, Murphy
Phillips samG Hummer, John Chenaut, Nch DAVIS,
james Miller, Wm Mayo, Wu Rice, WIN Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, 6iohol, Nm stewart jess
Perry.
as-Tho Polies c0ort r. opeaea every morning II
afne O'Clock
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cRAyD g1ILIrAHY bail.

For tbs Bsnsit Of he Sex and Wounded
SoEEers efGs "Arny Of tie CvmEeT-
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