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ANOTHER VICTORY IN AkE.
KANSAS,
The Rebels 1.oEs 81 in Killed. 400
Wounded, $50 Prisoners, and 1920
E4OfBe4 md MuIcM.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April s, lsG4.-An cx-
Icdttlon under Colonel Clayton, consisting
of about thousand inf4ntry, three regiments
ofcayalry, md sir pieces Of fartilury, ,(E pound
hoWltzere, has reached Pine Bluff, after IN
eventful raid Gown to the Saline river, where
they encountered force of rebels, 5000
strong. The first encounter took place near
BraQchyil1e, 1herr the rebels were defeat
cd after a three hours fight They retreat
go, and our forces followed them up. Reucll-
we occupied that place without reslstaucs
the Eetreating rebels not daring to make q
Etaud there Unr forces where here divided
ole detnchmcdt crossing the .iYcr, and auoth-
<:F reconnoltering this side. It turned out Tint
the enemy had not crossed the river, but
were discovered some distance from Mount
Ilba, with reiutorccments, and advancing
upon us. We prepared to give them a warm
reception by extern 4'orfzinS forth cations OF
logs, rails and cotton hales. The enemy
back by our steady fire Three times they
charged on us, and each time they were re-
pulsed. We had the advantage In position;
and they bad at least double the men NC had.
Finally they gave way, after slx hours OF
ya1n effort TO dlslodge ns. We then rush
duus effect. scattering them in all directions.
In this engagement md that at Branchville,
we Killed u Of them, wounded unI captured
over fifty. ::
In the meantime pur scouting party that
had been dctncheda and sent acroas the rIyer.
consisting OF shout 100 men, mostly colosed
troops, we're equally ns bnsy as we on this
side ur the river. They returned to rs at
dark, after having marched tifty miles down
1he other side Of The Oliver, where they came
upon rebel train Of 50 army wagons tlIigd
with supplies for the force that ne SO telline-
1y'rePulscd. The trim Was under au cscort
of300 rebels. The entire train was captured
and destroyed by. our men, and the eutIr.
1OU taken prisoners Over taousaud hursas
and mules fell into our hands.
These achievements o1cr, and tho rebels 50
scattered that 1t WIS useIess for us to- try to
get my more fght ont Of them, our 'e1pedl-
lion took up its line ofretuyn march, aud hare
reached Pine Bluff in high feather. Our Loss
WIS very slight The total rebel loss Is 84
.lI]Ied, 100 wounded, aud $50 prisoners, be-
sides their ttsin, horses and mules.
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Illinois and Michigan Cnnnl.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Eribune.1
4HtpoKroH-, April =, 1851.
CLTARxD-D. c. Norton, Athens.
ARniyxD-H G. Loomis, Athsns, 30 yards rub.e
store: Lady Franklin, Athens. 50 do do; C2shier,
1esplzires. 90 do; Investigator, Athens. % do d..
mtrEpu stone.
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heath Of Hrs. Senator Richardson.
QuNcY, ILL.,. April 2l.-Mrs. Cornclia u. Rich.
agdsou, wife Of United States Senator Richardson,
died ut II o'clock thfs forenoon
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{)EARL MILLS,
Maumee City, Ohio,
F. r O R . a E7

These vel inowu and Justly celebrated Mills 1oca.
ted the RE and WAbasa Canal, and ns1c the ssa-
ttn Ct the Wabash Valley Railroad, conIst1ns Of a
FIGURING Mill with four OF Burrs and all the late
improvements and capacity for manufacturing 80 to
10 b,ls foCr dsy. and large custom work. for
whIch there 1s a separate machinery. a good Saw
MIL and Lath MIL; abundance OF sser, 16 feet fall.
rrrsesslng the advantage OF the sst lf.se fro1 the
ssnss OF OtIo At this place Also, two F1ae ssores.
Two Frame Houses. Coooer shcp. Barrel House. Sta
bts, Ta2ca She Is, With ten lots Of land. ::
We would call the attention OF capltsls'z to thess
H,lls. having sriead1o water power and cheac,y
controlled, with the nist right to use the Same fto
be State. These mills are located In one OF the nest
wheat growing countries Of the valley OF thu Man
nee. with tbe advantage OF obtaining grain By cspa
trcm thr Wabash Valley. and boating the sane d.
sec,ly to tie Ml the,e elevated, Saving an expensa
nhand!isg: The facility Of atecEtng the Bsx Mills
with the dnest Oak, Black Walnut, and White wood
i,yu the banks Of the MAumeo and it, tributaries
and the Tnbasa Valley, via cansl with unturprssed
facilities OF. sbipp1ng Flour or Lumber By canal OF
tsi'rcad, North, South, or East. and home market
for al, the feed and onal. 1t good pace. showing
coaclustrer that property for Investment o. u.e
1t Is rarrlr equa1ed. :......-...
.nao ann e%rn+
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FLoCE-nuoyfn ut and nrmet. Win as1ra n &. m for
superior: x5o01oE extra Recftpts and stock iiah.
!. y HHEdaIMneaI -; nm At 3i:!3zls5 fur red q eoS
wht,e- ~ 's"e" vA-'. 49,
Nu1sKY-oxdr, with EaIes ut alfai six :.
QlLs-PGfroleHu, arm, with fn1sa of crude at 8xo
1e0nea In bunu Sc. &c; lfre 61a61c s'
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The particulars ot the murder OF Tc1iveg
Staples, rs brought to light upon authority
altogether reliable, shows th4t no Savage
tribe upon this continent, and no fends out
of hell, were ever more brutal, murderous
.and Infamous than the gang of rebel soldiers
who captured and murs.ered Mf. Staples he
was clerk OF tho Morgan county Court, and
was taken hold Of near bis house, fort ty-flvc
miles from this city, os q Onion man and pri-
vate cltizen-not as one Id usm5, for he never
was-and WAS murdered after style that The
4devi1s In hell arc ashamed Of, and that no set
Of bJutes In human shape arc capable OF, but
& pack Of flow-down, thieTing, and inf.mous
Confederate soldiers: They thrust his hands
into the. fire and burned them to crisp!
They then put his feet into thc fire, anl burn
cd them SIMILARLY They next put bis fhce
into the fire ard roasted it, and nnally they
shot hin! His sister being told By an eye
witness the msnncr Of. his death, had his
remains taken up for inspection, apd found
the facts as we hufe ststed them. Staples was
a clever man, and a man of dne sense; but:his
misfortune wns that he VS. . Union mAp.
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i nav prepared to receive Subscriptions to tho nav
TEH-fDRTT LOAN st par, In Trra8ury Hotee Or
National Currency.
Subscribers will receive bonds bcaz1ng interest from
date Of deposit With rs at par or II thsy prefer VIII
receive full coupon bonds By paying accrued interest
In coin. tot Treasury Notes National currency By
adding fty per cant. for proEuio.} from March tfse
to date o{ subscription.
Coupon Bondn arc NOW nearly scsdy for delivery,
srd registered bonds will be. before tbs 9Th CT
April.
To Banks ard BankErs Investing in these securities
for themselves or for Eoaale commission vt be H.
loTed.
Subscriptions may be sent to th1. Bank, nee OF
charge. BY e!thez the United Statea or American Ex
FA~~"
JANIS Il. BOWEN, President.
AMOS T. HALL, Vice P1 essdaut.
LA NcL4Es. Cashier, ana3n.1mu.k
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vas at the extreme front, (anl hero let me say
nerc Vas no better battery In the United states
ssis ne fnrppq;nss p by ths ,sd Wisconsin regiment
cavalry On the right Or Nlms' Battery was the nh
indiana, next the nth and the 1eoth Illinois, next
he 18th Kentucky, s8h Ohio, and the Sd division,
which cane in just ns the enemy aud ou1 Ekirnish-
ere met. We drove their skrllahcts back On their
MAIN body, which WIS advancing four deep in
tnIee MRca, ons nfteF ths o.her at r!sht aaoal'
ed IN TIE centre. Our main lines eoon met
g The 18th kentrcky and the 1soth Illinois were
mt eneased, then Ming battery, the 67sh Ind
ending the Chicago Mercantile add The i'll indlaus
batteries. The enemy eoo1 pressed back OR r1v-
ai1y. which was on the nanks, and came a, <donb!c
Posed the hank Of the infantry, both right sud LEFT,
hut they held their front tnanfuIly until they were
70 4 safE q &c T5s5 hen
the wayFdc, bleeding and exhausted: bu: w.1at at
f1st WIS Al orderly retreat eoon became almost
an battery; The hero of sixteen e1sssemsuts. % a.
Ways successful, bat this time doomed to defeat--
they double charged their guns with canister and
te iSl psees fd ean 6215s tas
cinS hoEdcs. Hnt the battery supports were forced
back, and the enemy made dash and took the
gspf: Ias eavalFy y this time were IN psnic
Mcago UercAn1ile Battery, where they m1de
deept rate effort to check the enemy. This sbattey,
IN connection With the 1T Indiana DID good wo:k,
was concerned. The troops fell back to the woods
On this side OF the neld. the enemy in close pzr-
suit.
Now all VIII ask, where was the 18th army corps.
Let me tell yon, bsck In the woods in emp, soae
tix milea Distant. By order 2, Cen Fs3nkln. They
4th disislon, who were guarding train. These
two regiments soon came up and went at 1t de4-
reratelY. They held the enemy 1nlour fro1t but
'heir. tanks advanced and they we're compelled to
giye way. Now comes the E1ost painful part OF
this sad aftaIr. Gen. Ransom fa wounded in the
kree whilst trsing to rails hIs Gen and lis 4. a.
G. Killed. ehot through the head Our artillery re-
treated to the woods, and to the ope load leading
10 the rear, and that was blocked fal Of .asons
ammunition and supplies belonging to
The eays',5 (all there BY order ocps. Banks and
Ftal KIM 80 the batteries lad to be abandoned
We lost he1e scyentesn peers Of artillery but the
fekt did no. end Jet, for The Two rcg1ments at the
wood soon gave Hny and on they came- Oh, may
I never see the like sgain! uossee, men. ~agous
III going 10 the rcsr-n1l saying lost! losti =
Al atout half N hour before sundo#u, and after
The d.: Eas lost AID a large train captured, up
came the 18th army corpa IN the double quick, 4
having run the entire distance OF eoue miles. |
They eocn formed In the woods, and went at 1t. |
TIE 1oAr Of l1nuaketty sv2a awful but they soon |
checked the eatuy, WIN Ind hy this time ts.a se-
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General Aspects or the Battles.
VIC have seen and conveesed with Mr. Gooaing,
just fzum New Orleans, who accompanied General
Ran. .orn on the hospital boat Laurel Hill from Al.
cxandHa to New Ofieans. which also had On boaed
about four hundred wounded soldiers from the bst
tie Of Aaneneld. Mr.. Cooling himself YVES not
pres spt at the two days battle, but he gathered
cous3cesablc information In conversation With Gen.
Ransom and other wounded officers on boa.d the
1rA
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And keep them bsit during the summer. :!
Atos-d{35-ut Bu TUE net ]. .EITH +
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Sale Of Valuable City and EdgeheId
Property.


DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed % me on
ID the 18th day Of September, l83l, by George
W. HitchHgs and wife, MelIs-aJ. Hitchng-, and one
supplementary thereto, executed 10y the same par
ties the LIST day Of October, 1860, the first regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Davidson County,
Book No 81, pages % and Pc, and the second
registered in said Office, Book No. 81 page 2l, and
for the purposes therein mentioned, tO-WIt To Sc
cure the payment Of debt due 20 a. ". Waddell
viii, on the 2jd day Of April, 1864, 20 the Court
House door in the CITY 81 Nashville, expose % pub
lie sale 10 the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate, situated IN the city 81
Nashville and Edgeficld, the FIRST bounded fol-
lows, to-Fit Beng lot No. ~ IN the plan Of the
city Of Nashville, beginning 20 The northwest cor
ner Of a lot owned by John p. Erwin, trustee, on
Gay street, running then westward with Gay street
ninety 900 feet, thence soUthWardy parallel %
Cherry street seventy (79 feet % the corner Of r.
= Smells lot, thence ea-tEariy with SMELLS line
ninety ia0J feet 10 the corner Of said lot owned by
John r. Erwin, trustee, thence n0rthWarily with
his line seventy )iDj feet % the beginning, and be-
inr the same That was CONVEYED u -nd Hitchinva
by r. VI. Reynolds, vs. deed, recorded DO the Reg
sters Office Of Davidson county, Book No. -, page
42l, said lot has two teuement- thereon one BRICK,
fronting 4Ojl feet on Gay street, the other frame
fronting 4sta feet on said street. ami viii he sold
separately % SUIT purchaser Possession cannot
Be gwen, unless by agreement With tenants, until
Christmas next.
Also, nj the same time and place, and uron the
same terms herein before stated, u the prucce Is Of
the first b. not sufficient, wll sell te iollowing
described premise: One Tot in Edgeield, DIS
trct No. Isl on the north -iie Of Cumberland rver
adjoining Macy Ann ChadweD and others known
and described rs Lot No 3. containing two and one
half acres incluaug the street OF alley each side
and beginning 30 tie northeast corner % Lot No. .
in the middle 81 the Vaughan Turnpike, ami run
ming south 81 poles % tie middle OF r street ~ feet
wide, thence east poles % stake thence north 40
poles % the middle Of Vaughan Turnpike, thence
vest 10 poles 10 The beginning, being The same con-
yeyed % saId HItehings fy deed, recorded in the
Register Office Of Davidson county, in Book no
-, page 40 The above property Hil b. sold with
ont equity Of redemption, and with an nzht Of
dover waived, aud deeds made 10 purchaser March
-, lisa. ABNER TURNER, Trustee.
EDwAED II. East, Attorney fOr Beneficiary.
Mar I5-fd
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49, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
E5~S3 last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention % the treatment Of pr
vate diseases for 80 years. fatters himself having
attended TO practice for so many years, snd cured
so many thousands, he Is enabled 70 cure all diseases
Of a private nature no matter how bad they may be
from inudiciOus medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. DR.. Kings DIspens3ry Is No. p
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the Square,
second Story where he cures al diseases Of pr
yate nature
GonOrrh0sa cured without nausoOus medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date effcctually cured
in a few DAYS, by operation which causes no
psin. Where a structure exists health cannot be-
enjoyed. Perhaps 10 disease causes more mischief
and undermines the health so mSeh.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eectu-
ally cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss.-Partcular attention having
been gwen to this disease snd all the consequences
growing out Of il, brought on N many cases by the
destructive habits Of incOnsiderate youth, and ex-
cessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business or society, and caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lahOnng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their csse with Zee enclosed, direct toDr A. King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, vii have
the necessary medicines sent % their address.
Once hours from o'clock ia the morning until
in the evening JulylO-d&Wly
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Just Received.

CtHAs. KlRCIIER, No. % South 8larket street,
- successor % Nathan & Kircher,) his just re-
celved large and wen sele ted stock o. Spring and
Summer CLOTHING for Men, Youths and chill
drens' FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, TRUNKS,
&c, % which the attention Of the public is invited
Suits cut and made az short notice.
Mar l5-im
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OFFICE L. s. CO,iussARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
f-t..r1--.-TgJ -, vf.-.I 1 1901


GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March IA, 1864.
GEALED proposals for furnishing the U. s. Sub
- sistence Department with five thousand 5000
barrels of Flour are invited until the 3lst day Of
March, 1864, al Z N.
The Flour 20 be Of quality equal TO the sample
to be seen ut my Office in GAINESVILLE, and to be put
up in the best quality Of well seasoned oak barrels
and full head lined
No bid will be received for a less quantity than
one hundred 900 barrels.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on or
before the 10Th day of April, 1864. and the whole
amount to De delivered before April 80, lsGi at the
U. S. Subsistence StOrehOuse, at Red River Land
ing
The Flour viii be inspected before beng received
by such person rs the Government may direct.
Bids to be directed to Capt. Z. y. MORRILL, c.
s., and endorsed, proposals for Flour"
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Right reserved to reject any or al bids.
Payment 20 be made in such funds may he
furnished by the United States.
Form of proposal will be furnished at this Office
+. n MORRILL,,
Mar l6-2w Capt and C.. s.
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For Lease.

I'VE HAVE FOR LEASE, Ior ttF0 years. splru-
W d.d Residence, WIfbin lalf m.le of che cor-
poru-e limits. wIrh i1Ur ceres of hne garden, already
-uUH and planted iu Is variety 81 vegetables lhe
riae- o. also supplied wfh TIE finest Water 'n ia-
wilson county This 81 rnrp opportunity OBJ pro-
cure "a delightful home. Apply b
81 MATT EEOWN 4 CO..
Nar2i-r 80 fl Cherry sirtsf
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OFFICE U. S. CoulussAnY sUBsIsTfNcE,

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March H. 1854. !
GEALED proposals for furnishing the United
- States Subsistence Department with one hun
dred thousand pounds Of Corn Meal are invited
until the 3lst day Of March, 1851 at Il VI.
The Meal to be Of quality equal % the sample
to be seen at my office in GAINESVILLE, and % be
put up the best quality Of well seasoned oak bar
rclS, and full head lined Gross, nett and tare
weight 10 be distinctly marked on each barrel.
No bids viii be received for a less quantity than
five thousand (j,0OD} pounds.
The whole amount to be delivered in the month
Of April, 1864, and an equal proportion each week,
at the United States Subsistence StOrehOuse al Red
River Landing.
The meal VIII be Inspected before being received
by such person as the Government may dIrece
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
Bids TO be directed 70 Capt. Z. n. MORRILL,, G.
S, and endorsed, " Proposals for Corn Meal"
Right reserved 70 reject any or all bids
Payment 20 be made in such funds as may he
furnished by the United States.
Form Of proposal will be furnished 40 this Office
T.. \. MORRILL,,
Mar 1G-2w Capt. and G. :.
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S-on ~ b, De-. 6i'laP Or.

CoLUNHIAs tEgs-, Nov. 90, 1873
So. .. y. p0LEXAE-DcGr Sir have been rnu-b
l.-fcsi-i sud pleased IN examining pour system OF
Per sIsliN. hCrr method OF teaching seems b mo
g. le Both ss-,li aud thfui, aud The Improvement
"a y.u pupils i su-r15 5-E and rapid beyond anv.
tlIn- EaFe ever Eis-esrt. shall feel htDDv ff
ta.s ,s e-y 60 Yrgr ocril shah lead others 10 avail
ilsUsa.T-s 90 gHEr distraction IN one sc The most
o9-rifgi and ls1tl- srss au- an ys-y respectfully
&C. Jas. 2. oTEY,
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Private or Venereal Diseases

of all forms and stages speedily cured and effect
ually eradicated from the system. Recent cases
cured in few days.
1t would appear needless here to add the impor-
lance of nippmg the evil in it, bud" but hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only to save
themselves from misery, bun 10 shield their off
spring from shame and rum.
How often is IL the case we see gentlemen drcnch
themselves with advertised nostrums After much
loss in pocket and health they're finally forced to
apply to some slallfll physician 10 be cured, for
alone can thesediseases be cured properly and ef
fectIaily whenthe habits and constitutional lj.osyn-
crasies are known to the doctor who PRESERVES
Otherwise it is leap in the dark 10 expect per-
manent cure.
DR.. C.'s Office is wen arranged, and persons afc-
ted with these diseases can have the strctest pri-
yacy.
Persons at distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
all difficult cases, a personal examination viii be
necessary.
Office hours from in the morning till 9 in the
evening. Jan 24-1y
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sET No. I-OUn RELATIONS At HoaE AND ABnoAD
COMPRISING

SET No. l.-OUR RELATIONS At Ho5R AND ABRoAD,
COMPRISING
No. /. On England's muggy shore, a surly lion
gave a uievous roar!
2 Winch temporarily astonished even the
Gallo cock.
). Who responded with warlille vigor, when
lion caYed.
4. Exeter Hail. The lion weeps: " Is he
not a bird and a brother2"
g. Which he forget5 IN the embrace Of the
bcnighted wolf Of the C.S. A.
6. The arming OF the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. The Mexican vulture garroted by the gal
lie cock.
s. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. s. A.
10. Death Of the wolf
II. The eagle vindicates tho Monroe doctrine
in Mexico
u. Grand tabcau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the lon) and France
THE Gallo cock in future.
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HrADoUAErrRs Commission rOR THE

HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THEl
ORGANIZATIONS OF Z. S. -CoLoRED TROOPS,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
Circular No ].
In accordance with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
eolored troops in the Department Of the
Cumberland:
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Murfreesboro', " Bridgeport, Ala.
Gallatin, Pikeville, Tenn.
Warrace, Fort Donelson, Tenn.
Corksville, MeMinnville, Tenn.
Shelbyville, +" Pulaski, q"
Columbia, 4" Lynnville,
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
consisting Of
The board will hold its sessions at Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists viii
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton, and on demand exhibited 10 any per-
con claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten days
after the filing Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or entertained
from any person who is or has 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 enc
mics of the Government, and all claimants
shall file with their claims an oath Of allegi-
ance to the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer will furnish official
copies of all muster-in rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance Of the above board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his or her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, If such slave be ac-
eepted, receive from the recruiting officer
certificate thereof with q descriptive list Of
such slave, and become entitled to compen-
sation for the service or labor Of said slave,
not exceeding the sum Of three hundred
dollars, upon filing with the above board a
valid deed Of manumssion and release, and
making satisfactory proof of title and any
slave 50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Order
No. 329, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. G. u. S.,
Com'r 0rg'n U. S. Colored Troops.
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FOr sac

A TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Hish.
q H.f.r-..l Clursh aui Union streets. contain
~ elelt rooms This IS one of tie most deslnbia
l1caLres n the city. Apply %
W. MATT BROWN & co,
grar 2i-2w No-.u Cherry street.
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SET No. 2.-THr ADVENTURES OF A CoxscRrT.

SET No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF A CoNsoRHT.
No. !. Ha, drali goodi patriot if drafted,
| gO-SIIre
2. receive aletter which tells the agonizng
fact-im drafted.
3 BY the advice Of 100000 friends / offer a
substitute
4. Who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insnlted surgeon.
8. feel my countTy calls farewell, my love
90 whore glory waits mel
g. ] horcely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnagc.
z And make a sturdy rebel fy.
g. Am sent with dispatches, peri0us duty!
death or glory
9. Attacked 10y a band Of goras, I cry,
" Come on We t-r-r-r8itOrs T.
10. ] discomft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
IL. ] deliver dispatches, save the army and
made brigadier-goneral.
u And thus relieved from an future dangers
IN the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides beng
the funniest in the market.