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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
Very Valuable Real ES-
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court We offer for sale that valuable pro
perry on Church street, opposite the saint Cloud
n tel" between the Methodist Church and the
Simmons block. on which the burnt house" now
stands. The house cap be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount Of material on the premises
can be made very valuable for many purposes. The
lot fronts about so feet and has depth Of 800 feet
Church rect, on when this property stands il
bound to DO the "gTest street Of our rapidly
grow ng city, and this valuable property Possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes.
Under the same authority we offer Sc erai other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
within the city limis, very valuable for many pur-
poses. For terms apply 70
j. o. EWING, or
n z. ALLOWAY, Trustee.
nOVI5-ff Id
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Ny books VIII show ihaf for tee pat ays months
my praotics has increased hundred per cent over
he lat yeaT, Until IL is NOS % b surpassed - any
IN the State. With my general prAches N The city,
tread the following
ChreHic Gases
with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Aascaons q TIE
Lugs; Disesses q he Throat, sweled Josnts
SAT- Limbs, Plsurisys Pans, uesfs, Caaesr, GrsTe,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, InaAnnlatioa q
the Stomach, neuraga, Klngs Evil Of 5crof1ia,
Dsafno&, Dlseases 81 ne Eyes, Dsbltsted sys-
tsms, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consunpiion-
together WITH al PriFaie Dssaeess AID Diseases 0.
the Urinary Ofgkns-
10 the Ladies'.
All Adsehons q he womb freated with succsas.
Those MArrisd LADIES Wh0 havs ben 20 unsortE-
nate 70 mscArry OF prove ahoriiou, csn - canned
% snssr full tnis II foan4 pEegaAni b Esing me
gteriIIsy.
Young MARRIED LAdias snoEs miaforiuns Z has
bssn NOS 70 bring forih IN due season, rsmenabel
God has azid you should mulnpiy and reEie1isa. i
this u your desire you cs1 consult me sltheE b
al ace nssd make applicAfs0n. AicosnmunicAtons
By letter OF psrson strictly eonadennAi-
EIght Emissions Cured.
Youus Man. SOP before you fzrthsr 90. o. 81
sseases sabjsct 70 Mar thsFs i 10 diseAss 20 hAro
% errs a. Night Emlssio1ss ard pbgaiciAes are
~ tsf have cured doaens IN this city, vel
IN difArent Hates. Hho have spens dollar acer dol
A. and are nos vel cured b. ne. am daily ~
s,avinR Iaftars nad sening meesna 70 eli parts Q.
ths Aountry. In 4 cord, AZ that are diaeased ln
nv wey. and VIII give kua . eal, Fili eve salla-
fction ior All d the disease mentioned u this adj
y~Ftisanent. Ths bost q rsfszencas giSsn II tbs
XII lst.sn airscssa . ......-
DIR. McG1LE,
Union afrasl Nashville, fana.s
JNal VII meet Win pronnpt attsRaos.
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CouHsE o. sfuDY, most complete.
sxsTKE or DISTINCTION, TaOa0U6E and
BusrNKss-LTKK, lin the proper accept0ti0n
of these terms.l
Daily Session throughout the year.
MS-ThE Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
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ouartermaster's Vouchers.

NEIL or 4 MURFREE are prepared TO pur-
chase Qusrtermasters Vouchers At reasonable
rates.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
HeImboId's Extract Buchu
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and it Is certain 20 have the desired sEset ln az
Diseases for which It u recommended.
LOODI BLOOD BLOOQ
HslmbOld's Highly Concentrated COMPOUND
Fluid Extract SsrsspariIIa
SYPHILIS.

This is an Affection Of the blood, aud attacks the
Sexual Organs, Llnings Of the Nose, Ear, throat,
Windpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making IL
appearances 10 the form Of Ulcers. Hsnnb0ld's EE-
tract 5arsaparlla purihes the Blood aad removes
All scaly eruptions VI the s1n, giving 70 the com
ple1ion clear and healthy color. Il being prepar
ed expressly tor TINS class d cOmplauts is blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 gTpatar sE-
tent than any other preparation q sarsapariila.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Take no Bslssm, Mercury, orunplsssAnt medicine,
Tor unpleasant and dangarnns disaaaas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, d
BROWNING Bin WITH SUCCESS IL
OTHHR STATES, Al 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Saturday, 24lh Of December '64,

at II o'clock AM, sll the right, title and interest
of the said John 3. John on, FOR, and during the
term Of his natural lie, Ia the following valuable
property on Cherry and Cedar streets, in the Cry
Of n shYilie. viz.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15

E& 9ttpNt -uilt 0ul ttlveeiteNte AlatiaIber,
lreide ltI o!5 AcrSea ,tttu ErQ 3 hnitets Mntun.
sisEr9cn ecp afe drnIer z tieeimtdifr ypnpelipber
tsbsn tceA ilcn Auit ser Meoi,n rem nie-
trl9ten strnfe rleiretsal iee eQslmeBtg 6ebileete
Nrrt TUT t eeI uUer Gsreaeu LibtS rGee Mhneu-
ben I'D pherdaeu tie cilmrteItM Muer relbe H. atdlt-
der Qoee initre trmmeg serins ddQen rstni-
ten r SpAhEe ha! eeBbdlb fur npttirenbis an er-
tannt no eaS ere Ssslnbisaasfn Dippme beanbis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15

Se9en ben arnen, 9ecenittbi9ten Batter er>
matte1 = ME lt4 Die Suelle feline: &inoess
liebt erl6Gpfen. l
q4 90 ritt Ss,i6ert mieber elm in. bic 5allen
Der alten 2erfenbaSener Burg unb ais er lid
in ieinenl einlonlen 3tnlmer fab, D1 umf flat
5terten plllre, quite uno ori0bnlibe 0eoanten
,letne Sesle, mic @enien. ''.- '''''@s'
Geouloi9 lentte er ieiH 51upt In bic Ssile
ien-er wo[te NIe8, 4lleS ertrlaen Inn lei.
mes SaterSfpi[len, ben er 10 bod 0ebalten
isin 2ebeluns, Der i'm, Elm Borbile gu alem
@olen, gu aaem @FpBea sepeieir mar.
b 2uctllens 9eltalt beiliatt ieine Nbattalte,
nadbem CT Die furdtblre 2ual elmer uptb
wenptsen Ersnnuug III itd seb6ris perorbeiz
tet botte. Sie blteb fern bon ibm oeunot
bic Seine unp menn oas @rDenleteu ourAz
fdmpf mar, 6ann lSlte ittb Der blrte, taenr
nenoe .Sdwur ibrss BdterS inter @ptteS
ttpi9er Site auf y .''l-e.-'''' g9g
@r belaGette ieet rie eeYcentrl9c Spce
pea SOB, mt 9ucilten percent eitsem9e=
beneflmpFe pcr3isben, ,5u mpllen. !" 5uu 4
gSis piel bSbsr fanb pas Spfer -foIt Az
leben, in 8lagen uno Wtiben eiue 8greoz
lung ieinse SelbltS 81 iuden llllp .banlg pol.
a@ott eabli6 heinl9srnfen, Den gcbn ce8itctz
lden SdaffenS in bsr SellSteit ienel gDelt
gu empfan9en. ,r.s .,s. .'.' .nitS
Sbm lunbewubt, pHdn5te bic Sraft- Der
JsltsiOn ibr Banner iiesret4 III tbm auf,
uno eerl;eb ibm 6rcit uno Rnbe, ais CT ele
3upsrf6t aut Elm guu5 fledea1pTeS 0eben
ilelneei Satsrs eintii6te. -...+1 aseg9u
.i9IJSoGte pieler etip1s teB1ngen baben, mas
Ji9nl @ptte8 8oImbersi9teit n6tbi9 mahtei
II bot II lett lsiu 9an5es 8laf as Siibat
ear I'M 3pts &aaeseiiter cet 6ua,iiie gu pe.@
le9nsn- bY31 0r341ia H1isd
EuTAk
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0r & It nit.

Wtteb ttnis.ea gpueaians Ser 98unt5Ste tn 2pn.
bon rabuirtr eneS Der eren meei;nihen Gplegiea
Ser Staae Der ben grOet bell ieneS 2eeehS IN ben
5sfpitalern 2paep, payis Qbiiaoepba ub arserfn
St1eten ;uSebra bat fintse nunerbaen Sei!uraea
pcueneet, ron be en- ie Gei6ide Der Wissa pes. uR-
sStec 9ettHbe ee Obeaaen, Nerpbfat une ai,seren
Rranfbeiten litttn sle g. euA. bic bet pbeltten e
rdui6en sa eb eritretn Bic terrStten tetgernaen
klstnisteteH II. |. ~ loarpen au8enblidlt9 sepetlt
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u t nid1an il 6 4te.

BITE Tb tard beimite Cater eeidmdd taben Ste He 70 p
bpn Qeuten IN Der Sue lerren beren TpI-
gen lie alnddhd) lpiiren, lslb i'm Sale burd gplutp
nea bic, wern uasetheift bic @he unmbgiid naden ns
Sovper unb Ger 5erfrre icnten icbrt 6ie n5ttan IT.
tr tpun JSslde gerUnen maeN beper e eiNeient tn ie
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Oraani.6Ae Shwi &e

rsS unosrsns seseil uns bic pprs srdFt veser terse
Sic Gse uub gtaapmmen6at unm6sIi(9 maft iaeit saS
3prs Derer Sic ibren ps enl1aftrn unblpanen 6bnen
Sunse 2eute fAo su ieid u Iusihpeunsen eeneis reI
lie hereN 6plsen nt eenau tennen obgle tie aud tur0,
Struren NiecerfbIesen int Sarn Stein urb anbere 1la
IeeS entsn tssl It lie bod ntefenthetls eins ESIss
dusnen bd ee Sraf Der GrSeusune cher Dtnn perp
trA bic M betmlt6en Safern crsebtn ais bon 2enen
bic ba wetle fnS III ti t t'Ae
n% Office: go. Z SIb,Grs0ertdFr. :,
febsn E6aren BON 8altimcrsfr., Giflt@e Sette,
bic Stnfen binauf. a.ot. s.
Tldn merle FE gtame unb ausnuntmer. tenn itnrten-
be Rb traeride Nadntaber, ertrebene SepienipTe
QuadaIter, Sdubfder, StteelpiCher, StraBenreniser
lnb 2aipenpussr Il. l. 70. sd reselmdbee MerSte
unb lauern ansereer BON Dr. rbnfpns 9n In Ger I1te
NS. Aue Brtee ntIllen etnen Yof-Stam entbllten.
Gins 0stlrnl III 2 Slacn sueeliRsrt.
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@tfa 6,ittte Grarfbejt.

GBsnn irseselettete unfluee Singing du8nbet bds
ben Reim oiser omersbattn Srantbei IN m dusenen-
men Bot 70 seiiebf b.ag faB Elm Hnettises Samse-
tukl bic 5urht ror @atbeduns thH asbredt cb an
ene su renee auf ess in Grl3e tbrsr grSehuna unb
martet 10 lanse bis bic 6pmstpmi ees reflten nebtls
Wie &. .. Elm nit @eidw entSa said, cine b6e
RaIe, @Gmer I'm 6ppfe uut In YlterH, Nbaahme tes
@eits. Eaubbet &usr die her Sart Rnren al ben 8e.
nen anb @rHen 1nnen ia eete unS ait een Grtrenit1-
ten f stse ps faa sieis ebtl nit elmer idrtfli9en
bt Naentnotn einfa4ens bas Opr 6rr farbaen erani.
bettei geefaitanb st5 Neits :rb unb ter Sob intn
l6redlihen 2eieen fner Elm @nee at BUS er ibn rdh
iersn 9abe 1rngt cpu plnnen tein 9einter urftebrt
Us TT ene rdurer ltGiate has EnuIense befer frrht-
earsn Sronhett sum OVER dnen tn SOlae ber llu9e d
it6te unmteneee prabler rebe burd Nnmeueuns ieats
tSeen @iis beS erturS bic @cnfiutio pernidjten nh
ben Nef bes sebenS In ctr elets DnieS eerpauteln.
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t8pStfssans fplet.)
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DR.. Johnston,

sfr e!n,is. at3t. nslder an3ei I.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15

rrtbpen iSteR Grereernile sur efldfn3 81 djelisteit
inn Sa Ubne tiee lprb ee Me res 2etans ,ur trauriIe
Ytseraert Die ausaeu eesy yeb relaltern lid nIe-
li ao biz eeie w:ro srgrier gerspciilma unS me-
lan6cltf@er gtrahtunast ha6 unS bic 5reiten wc lhe
Abbere eeHie6en oerseetrt lnt.. t>r4..~
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81 + 1tp Il Dfr'oafn

pter 6clde mshe i su certsiratben teatiieen, nb d
ptpifber Swide eiueS Sinbetninrs tetpus
Hn6, ielten unperaEsItA Dr. ehfoII Rabe siebeu.
'n Sq ~, srr nS I0s srss ser Ss
GfSSptns Der f5roGfihten Nr perbeu ibneG turtrto
Derjentee, weItbtr ser Sebanbiung tnb Hurprst BON
Or. SOfnpn iner,trht fam tom ais etnem Gbrtnnidrne
pbre 8urt m anoeraueu uue sSpsratlf duf feline dst-
HCbe Q3efd,tiltchfett cetidIIen s44+.. lt95E
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sartimOre spd.9 9o5pttaL.

3ar l1rtsrpsiidrng Der 0uodIalbtttl stablirt.
Der eiudas plob in II. 2{Nlt, ira iiGsre
idnellc mo a,i n ne Siu evl il.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15

Or. Spn1sn iii fsr cinSisf reselma6ia erbbttt Qr;t
Mittel unt Seedneuns limo allen 9inseen eSnibunte-
annt gr IL teransebtet bpn einem Qeben wedcs er
teu erSst.n Sppttderlt Gnrcpa b te eren eieIes Qa
bes snbradte, ndmlts: Gnslnnt Rrantyed unb in rem
Blcdles ncn ttiastlptta u no Eat cine
tere YrartS .dls.ale areereA Aerate Der gDelt
Der pelder h ber YReee bes Dr. rbnifrn orh,rt olSt
ann M rertransn aof eae Gbre ais aan uaS ittne Ges
Efh6teit ais Nrst, ~ " sYlr,rt ,rtsgss5 .'"S -
Hg- Office: SO, I 9 Slb-Bttbertd Arake ftnter
nsnh BON Satttmorefs. aebta ttt Nrbtittrtaae
AdntEronlbetten nsrbeu lduen oebeiLt i.i.
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9er'ni,Nrre ,u bead ri I!

Or. Sphnhru bietet aatr Senen feline lfe an nede fd
enrb icle eebeime unO Indtrlide etf rnb R6rser er
forenee rfie Mreeit bic @eenit1ie fie unfGbia
n;Gtenee Safe neId5wldst ha6sn.
pier ne einta rer trGurgen ub lasen$rertse SOL
gen Ter frnben @ecrbnbeiten res Yafers Sw DE i'm 9t
ten uub ben glieeern Gmersen i'm Hpf Sdr1he oe8 Sc.
itts @er Der Dt tera Sersflppien ne b6ie llnritbt
Rasen9pa6e unrrcnuns eer 8ereauunss- Srsane dnae~
metne Gnttrattuns, Symphonic Der S6mtnSiubt,
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aeheinen &ranfhtitci1

etrat Ssrte als Sd ia,s: 3eusunsSunidbstet S6r&be
III benz sea aHb ben elierern @ntjunounsen Der Rereu
eenidtpabe Natttsei IieterseI4laeenbei. @eranhss-
dwdde Sertlrpfsn Sta6tern6eit 3tttsrp ausenldwdde
S6mintel, Sppfl6nierj Gnt;inbuns Satits, Ger Ndlt
Der Qpse heS RdaenS, fer Ginlep>ite aler jener
uete be rp9 acmiiIen gbemen @emotnhe Ger ueenb
rl&e ttre Spfern eeflbrlidfr ah ais rec Sreren Ge-
fang ben Gef1brten tes uiees, ferrIbreH unt nt
eitie sebet Wertrn tire sdnSenoen rinunseu oerntd-
ten, Gdr6e Der Gehitutton fcrnortrineen bic @be us
msali MAIDEN unS ulsst ben Serper 0tnn Serfbren.
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SeiRts

Die 6reGbt6sn @trtuneen bes gditers nbfebr 3u frS
ten. Berluf ees GsSd6tnies Strtrrtne her Sheen @e
brTdtte her 8etestroe b6ie Mtnuu9en Nbncisung Dor
Der 3efea6aft, udt o6 @iniamteie Wiftranen 9esem
i9 islbf 5u6tiamfeit G. 70. itnr einiSe ter binntn
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5E@ 10 { fcr NNrsTe.

Die sielt Sduients we t@s eteab fer letten eteue6n
Sfebre in ee altat tert eeu une fie Menae Uib-
ti9tr mnneari te gtrd tpien, we!dt Gr. Sttntc ans
tttfn etJth ef 3inir3S "dppcrteRre o rieI aneere
Efle%Gn tesrp nicr nei taS Yubrr, ecetholten
Gditn 2!fr;tte l"lte9 u"t e!fi i Il @ela au Ietnen
3Gtaia tftats 0Nro mt i Ora 0si AbarGste unb &C.
wlsntaitisIet Sel,euceu tine bihrttenee @ewSbr.
Ieifans a 5leH lI35C54,
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SUMS DiG ner,

beirSers mee RE Cpsr eHtE etbencn CATERS 9emcreen
nb has jdtrlih 10 sitl s&uienee IL Elm 81; ruhes @rab
retbt melee sash trhdtsren 6dte lno enttpdelen
BerfdntesfraIte nit hcm DrQer Ger Derfeamft ben ST.
nat begeiert uno Ser bsauhnre 26ne entlp taten
tparben rl5seM ii6 nit ppaeSt 9erraren nabeu. fl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12

FARaISo AND GARuESIsG IN Tue VICIsI-
rY OF TExAs CITIES AND LARGE Towns
There are few ways in which a small CAPT
tai can be more probably employed than
in the cultivation of small farms and CUR.
dens, orchards, nurseries, &C., in the yicini'
~ of towns and cities and the most to be
the case whether war or peace PREVAILS
People must live and large part of our
town population will always be to great
degree dependent on the surrounding coun-
try for supply. There never has been
period when the cultivation Of vegetables
and fruit and the growing of meats, poultry,
Nc, paid bettor than ut the present, and
doubtless this will continue to be the case
for years TO come. We know Of many farm
crs and gardeners in the vicinity of our
towns, who have, within few years past,
amassed handsome sums o! money, at the
the same time rearing their families to ha-
bits of industry, and surrounding them
selvcs with all the comforts OF life. To all
non -combitants we would say, cultivate the
soil You will find il will PAY, and pay
WELL. FARMERS FRIEND.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12

ps'Ou representative, Hon. }. G, Mccoy, has our
thanks for copy ola bill which was before the House,
ito provide more eetuAly for the support and main
tenanee of the iudig,nt families aud dependents OF
Texas soldiers" This bill proposes to distribute ono
million yards Of the fabrics manufactured At ihr Fem
entlary TO the several County Courts In trust ior
the purchape Of supplies empowering them to sell at
pablo sale for money for articles Of prime heo's'
~ Power is also delegated 10 the county courts IN
tarr discretion, to lay ad raors tan IN .ddi loh'
payable in such funds a- tho Court may determine,
hot 10 EXCEED cnehNlf II one per cent The G"hrt'e
OF tho "a Says the bill has passed the Hou'c after va
Tious amendments, and adds;
at will hardly get through the Senate IN
it's presen, shape, and il would not much
surprise us TO see /; killed there altogether,
nnd u substitute introduced. AS resolu-
ton has been adopted in the House. to ad-
iourn on Saturday, we presume something
will be patched up between the two Houses
TO enable the members to return hcme, whiie
some of the main objects for which they have
been convened, will probably be overlooked
altogether"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12

HONOR TO PoLIeHAc.-We have been graf
flied 10 read in the Cnddo Gazette, an &C
count of a dinner and sword presentation,
in honor of this distinguished FrenchmGn,
who has rendered his name in history no less
beloved and immortal than that of Lafayette.
The dinner was given on Saturday the 22d
ult, at the residence of Mr.. Ligur, where
Cen Polignac was received in very pat
riotic and tasteful manner by Gov. Allen.
We give q portion of the Generals response,
which every one will feel like cheering:
"You have been pleased to compare me
with an illustrious Chieftain of the first
war Of independence. am not conscious
O having done aught to justify such par
ulel. Far from it can see many strik-
ing difference between that illustrlous
Frenchman aud myself. Lafayette landed
upon this soil with money and men. lie
came az the harbinger Of the amity and
alliance of an old and powerful nation
He fought Mt the head of French troops, and
coud display on the battle-helds Of Ameri-
ca the gorgeous apparel of the French ma
tional uniform. l have been placed at the
head of national, American, Southern, Con-
tederate troops, in the ranks OF whom may
daily be seen dressed in Louisiana or Tex
as "home-spun," and in Confederate grey"
Nor did come as the agent of any foreign
power. came alone, having nothing but
my life to offer; came as freeman, to
serve free people, And as came, | cast
of the lingering recollections Of the past,
which link my name to race ofSovereigns'
| came like you, dear "Pilgrims fthe West,
with my scandal shoon and scoIlop-shsIh -
content to be a seymade man in ss!t-mdds
nation
The Gazette says a number Of patriotic
toasts were given during the course of the
evening, which were responded to by Gen.
Smith Gen. Polignac, Gov. Allen, Col. Bay
lor, Col. Carter, Hon. John Moore and others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12

nBThe Editor of the State Gazette, proposes in the
Texas Almanac for 1855, to give the of all the
Postmasers alphabetically arranged in counties, and
has addressed circular to the Posmasters at the
county seats of each county requesting the names Of
all the Post Offices and Postmasters in the county and
promising a copy fths Almanac for their trouble.
Up to the % inst, no reply had been received from
the following counties. We hope the p Ms will at
tend to the matter, as the list will be valuable:
Angelina, Atascosa, Bee, Bell, Bowie, Bra.
zoria, Brown, Burnett Cameron, Clay, CO.
NAL, Comanche, Davis, Denton, Erath, Gill
lespie, Goliad, Hamilton, Hardin, Hidalgo,
Hopkins, Hunt Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson,
Karnes, Kaufman, Kerr, Leon, Live OAK,
Llano, McCulloch, McLennsn, McMullen,
Marion, Mason, Milan, Montague, Nscog-
doches, Navarro, Newton, Nueces, Orange,
Palo Pinto, Pamela, Parker, Polk, Red Riv-
er, Robertson, Rusk, San Patriotic, San Sa-
bs, Smith, Stephens, Tarrant Titus, Tyler,
Upshur, van7sndt, Washington, Wilson,
Wise, Wharton, Williamson, Wood and
Young.
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Official Report Of Gen. Gano.
HEADQUARTERS GAso's BRIGADE,

Camu Bragg, u N, sept ~, io"f
Cryr,.r-I left Camp Pike on the morning OF inc
IAN. with 1900 men from my brigade, Howell . az
tery and was accompanied by Gen Waue' WIN nc
tacbment of 500 men from hiz brigade, to make an
expedition north of the Arkansas river. rSt NJ
ded to Prairie Springs and encamped ON the hign' %
tbrl 4th About noon on the 10Th, we arrived a, INC
Arkansas river and found 1t swollen 80 AS 10 mar.
difficult passage. 1t required six hours 10 G,oss Ia
river hard work All the artillery ammunition hau
IN he hacked over by hand, and many OF our pra,o
boys were plunged beneath the waves in consciousness
Of auicksands. We camped in the river bottom, az.
miles above :. Red Bank ford, and thr,een hiin .
nnrtb west from Fort Gibson. On the 10th, we pro-
,ceded on our way, crossing Verdigrs al ssnu aowu
ford about miles from the Hay Comp az = Ia ~
From this point sent Gurleys heg,nnls an Ws,;s's
panied and piloted by adetachment from zen; go
command, around TO the rear Of the enemy esnp'
while we proceeded slowly towards the camp. tod
Gen Waite and staff, with my stan' Us
me 10 the top Of noun lain, while the commanu VA
halted Leiow and from elevated position we evu
view their camp and with spy glasses eouu - ,hais
mt work making hay, little dreaming ina. Tue ..S N
were watching them From 'hes sGe.,'vcradO and I
within one mile of their camp undlseose, CON-
,ent Lit Col WEIGH to the right with
posed of the 18th and 3lst Texas cavalry, Sstsd ,hs
aud Hardeman's) while Cen ms srr,aS torwsrd the
centre with Howel's Battery, suppor'eS1 oy nnsrS,
Regiment, under Major Marant, me S,.se, aa,sch
nnder CAPT. Welch, and Heads ana o'As' Uo'~N
ments Of companies. -. s,rsyborn. command.
,na G"riay's regiment, formed IL the enemy rear
IT, clouds looked sombre and the shspeo PIooess
SON grand as we moved forward IN the work o.
Then commenced running ns mo, va DOWN and en-
49, ,hs,r Infsntry. sent Major stackpole with
easeo p5srs Lieutenxnt, under flag Of truce, to
demand surrender, but they hred on my nag rsa
r. rom r,.pced the work OF death IN earnest. hne
thch opr complete victory and it's last lin
s.ring rays rested upon field Of blood, seventy
49,. ss.scras, mostly negroes, lay dead upon the
ssd We captured eighty Ave prisoners, and ieit
Ave- badly wounded. a,
W. caotured and destroyed their camps stores, &c
,,,h lsrg. auantities Of hay Our loss was wouni.
ed We siept on the bat le-ground' and ienno ne1s
,s,ni,g 1Ttb at sunrise, the enemy advancing ren
NS,,h IA south. seut Hardeman's battalion, un
dsr Major Looscsn southwark 70 meet the force IRON
Tort Gibson, while we proceeded nerthvHrd and sros'
on the enemy's cavalry, witho hghi; ny. 1css
can engaged the enemy, killing one Aha '''"s nv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12

nE~The mail last night did not bring us 'ins!s
word of news from the armies the other side Of The
Mississippi later than what we received on Wedn@'
day night We give the latest dispa ches in another
column, which can be understood by the reader as
we'll as We can explain them. We may add, however.
that the 'stuaton" il good. Sherman has had to
contract his lines and one dispatch says he will con'
centrate at or near Chattanooga, and end his cam
paign with defeated and decinaed army just whore
he commenced il last Spring. From Virginia every
thing ia encouraging The defeat OF Esry mot Long
street., in the Valley II but temporary repulse shc
according to Yankee dispatches was as much of de-
feat TO them rs TO us.--ln Missouri the whole state
IL in blaze and Price is receiving endorsements at
.o rate of from 500 to 500 per day. We do not be-
leye he will be uriyen from the STATE. Ifhc iSit viii
be after desperate blow given the enemy. We wait
further newc with deep interest, the fall campaign
must soon close, and we have abiding faith that 1t
will end gloriously for our just and righteous cause