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Shreveport news., 1864-12-13
Our Worst Enemies.

The blood drinkers continue to vi.
tupcratc Mr.. Royce and to shrek
"rcconstructien' after every one.
who differs from them in respect to
certain measures of peace. 1t is
truly lamentable to witness the VII
reasonable contortions Of these mad
and bad men; to hear their passion
ate defamation; to contemplate their
>'.ltislness. They are the only fire.
brnnds, the only traitors to truth.
liberty and common sense. They
would indeed divide the South
Rule or ruin was the secret counter
sign of their order under the old
Government. and rule or ruin will
be their watch word through life.
lou cannot oppose them upon any
point but their minds contract their
hearts close upon the one sor,lid
principle OF selt-intcrest and bigotrd
opinion. They are the real puritans,
wh" pu. on the g',ise of the cavalier
and sport the mask of chivalrv over
the stark features and blishtcd eS-
preston of cant and cowardice. They
want an in,crlninnb!c war, and they
want every bod In go. not To couc to
the army. We w"nld not speak, OF
feel so harshly toward tl,cse men.
but for their own vigorous proscrip-
ton. They wish to create an i'm,
precision that every ono VIII" fay ors
n convention Of the States desires n
reconstruction Of the Cnion.-lfuut-
so,ncry Nal.
Joscphus Camp belonged to The
class here described. Ills unfortu-
nate career shrnld be- accepted as a
warning to his br,,her puri,ans lcf,
behind: One Of the editors WHOM
.Josrphus wanted arrested for writ
ing what he called Reconstruction"
articles, Ia now Il volunteer in thu.
Confederate service in FORESTS com
mand, and participated in the cap
'ur. OF fF'oyt Pillow and also in the
battle Of Fisl,ing's Creek. During
the first year Of the war. this same
rdito-, il We mistake not, commanded
IN regiment of Tennessee troops in
Virginia. whilst J"Scphus and his
brother blood drinkers were taking
care Of the ''rcconstruoti"nists" down
in Gcrr"ia. The one bears the scars
'oi battle. and his honorable wounds
testify To his "sonnhnrss' Tn. other
needs II" scar to testify t" his "ioy
al,y"-h. can p"in, to his terribl.
"phillipic~.' and his editorials in
which h" '.~upl'"r'"d the Govern
,nrnt .-C"iumhus Gu.J San. ..
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

There will be divine service in the
Baptist church Friday next, accord
ing to the proclamation of the Com
manding General.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

street,, rs; s,!sa ,.''s'h.pts. 'sou'h Carolina
= Alseoar Nov, ssI-ds,. Hardce arrived
,his inofslngs Gen. Benurrgard will be
her. I" tsHreM md Dick Taylor.
lsich''S0nd pApees, 26th. say they have
! encouraging newsfr"m Georgia. which they
will not publish They say nll is rs RICH,
there ,,s they could wish.
Entir" rebel c"irs sent by Lee to Geor.
gia, Early Supplying it, lIacc.
Washington. Nov. 30 The Florida lies
sunk OFT Ncwpor; News in deep water, and
! cannot br raised.
Bank, returns to New Orleans imms
i utciy.
| Wheeling. Nov. 20 Rebels captured
AMI burned New Creek hrid.. ON Iiaiti
| NOR. and Ohio railroad yesterday.
! New York. Dec. Neither Macon or
| Augusta cap,ur..d on the. 10Th.
Richmond papers say Sherman designs
desire, ing the railroad from southern Gcor-
! psn t" Virginia, and then rest his com man d
at beaufort or Port Royal, to op-rn,. on
Charleston or Savannah.
! Nashville. Dec. Item. Thomas retired
from Franklin last night and formed line of
BATH. 5 miles north of Nashville. Skir.
mi1hinG all day five miles below. Heavy
cann"nading now distinctly heard. All
employees in this city under arms in tren-
Ch.,S
cral and sew = Colonels, captured las,
night near Franklin, arrived II day.
| Great battle expected m"rncntarily
! Franklin. Nov. :;h.--To Major General
Thomas Enemy made heavy aud per
! sisicnf attack with twn corps. C"mn.,nc-
ing at I p. M. and lasting until after dark.
Til" enemy were rcpn'",i. Los. h"nvy.
iSiCnrd) J. ". SCfIDFiEl.D
Pnrti., who witnessed The fight say it wa.
lille. ('h.aTV,. I'll IA.
by tn" rebels. Their los must h. five or
/ >iN thou and. Forrest in person was on the
h"l'. continually rnliyiny his men.
Sca"tirid WAS saved by being heavily re-
in'"rcrI
Nashville. Dec. !. Hoods infantry cross
ed harp''h river this morning. He has
not yet a'ivanc"d except with his cavalry.
winch CROSSE! hh"'. Franklin at dayhr-nk
rh'~ morning, following Gen. Wilson. VIII"
retired in this direction. lie has been
-Hi~m' >h'ng with the nIv nnce all day.
isun"Ici thus evening that Hood was
moving t"wari- Mnrirc,.-imr"
NJ" York. Die, l.. God 2:.1.
Rebels f"n Canada It'll trying to burn
the city. Torp.,i"..- found in ditf.r-n,
places.
III" Federal prisoners q, $.!;shury, Is
o." attempted '"rscnp.. Many w.r" Kill
Cd. and The rest "v"rr"w,r,,l
VI ,rrui-r aboIit Ia cross thu. Mi-si>si ri
To- reinforce. Hood.
Th.. very latest from sherman places
Si""i'n.', column AZ trrsn-bnIu ON Grur-
ria state Il. H.. miles ives, f Angus, -
ON 2"th 1t"ward's c;.lr'nn vas AT Toms
h'r" an Central rai'r"a /. "a mlr> from
: vannah On 18Th h"ii cuiu n, h Al cross
cL 'Cmulg"" anil Decor t. rivers. fully half
Nay I" SIrnunIh.
Later Ei"h.m"nl papers %! ih. 2?ih say
N''"i"i,.:' HAD not rr'tr'i"i Nngu.tt. and his
81 r. ;u s"D-- tie, bcoyur- w.r,. defeated
AN n -! ru;: t. reach ~ war, L:..ilr-l
The -ny Sherman cannot r,nci, Macon.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

The "Gles Club" OF this city will
give an entertainment at the Gaicty
Theatre ON Saturday evening, the
l7th inst. We bespeak for them n
crowded house.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

Ti'" failure on tn" part "f the go, :
eminent 20 m-", tn. demand Of il
deb rdnrsS. and ~ Y,I.-,n til, old
Issue in the Anew. having caused n
want Of crntihrnc, on III. p,r, ni
SOM. who think thu, TIN. lack 4
funds is merely an excuse. W. pub
fish the following. tor Information.
thinking that u p.r"~rl %: i, will not
on Y be im'-r,.s;i,i; bat h-n..,icial
TREASURY DEr>HTNENr. &. =. .\..)
Richmond. sep. >i, 1864 j
+. Sanford. nrpo>.;ary. Nuu;3"m.
cry, Ala:
Sir-l"ur letter u. the sol, nit.
has been received. and I am glad OF
;'r opportunity it atftrl.. m. of cor
r"ctim. u mis-. apprehension INT" whi"h
v"u hlv" fallen. in cunnnu Will, al
wh' htr" al !r.->,.I similar com
plants TO this d,.p.rrrn",, 1t l. tin,
"rr II ct -lpr'~i = that the old issues
NJ. not exchanged t'rnu n,"firv, 81,
policy. Ini- j. not ia. case: the
mech 'nicai appliances at our com
mani ar. limited and in,,i..Iuai- !"
supply notes fast enough tor ,hc pay
OF arr"atag"- that accrued during thu
tims that elapsed between Va. de-
InonrtizinG of the old n,t"~. and 'h,.
preparation of t.. new, tor H.. n,-
char@- "t cnrr'.n, -NI"l,>--. an.l for
the exchange. Of the I'D currency
Had the Treasury been ahunlanilv
supplied with notes, the plan of sind.
ing promptly an adequate amount to
the Departments to effect the -x-
changes. would hay. the first in
force but Thu was no, the case.
~ the next best thing. End tn. only
method of ascertain ne when remit
tanc'-- We're most wanted. and in
what sums. the regulation was
adopted of ~hich yru complain. viz :
to receive and rcc.ip, Cor the notes.
and send them her. to be. -xchAny ii
As convenience and protection
to the holders of III. old notes, thu.
regulation was adop'c, ant horizins
til" taking nt them on loan and in
Nhtent I'r ponds fh,' : ,OO, pOb,-
900 loan.
You will see that all thrsr ~ .aSurrs
are in the Interest Uf ,i,. holders of
the old issue, and intended 10 over.
come. as far rs possible. difficulties
that were unavoidable under the pro-
visions ol the law.
l hope this explanation will enable
You to aliay, in some degree. tn. ir-
'1tation in tn. public mind. and pro-
ducc sense IF security in holding or
using the notes.
Every effort is being made to ex-
change them rs rapidly as possible.
Very respectfully,
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

Thanks to our old friend, Major
Sam Head. for papers kindly fur
nished this Office.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

,T1 Particular attention is directed to
al the advertisements in to day.
paper.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

IA We learn from persons arriving
here from Texas. that there is prob
ably ten times more specie now in
that State. than at any period before
the war;.
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

Forrest has pontoon acr So the Tcnnes-
see at Chickahaw. He has evacuated Fort
Beiman. Headquarters at present at Mur-
Shreveport news., 1864-12-13

What SAe,ma~'s Campaign Cos,
Him.-A correspondent writes OF
the campaign in Georgia
The enemy is in no condition to
enter Immediately upon new cam
psi If he has now the prize, he
has paid most dearly for it in the sac
rifics of lives for Sherman has lost
since he left Chattanooga no less than
sixty thousand men. In all his bat
ties and skirnishes have been as
seven to one to that of our own. In
the battle of Jonesboro we fought be-
hind works most of the time, and
whilst he lost ten thousand men, We
lost but few.
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GEN ERAL HOsPITALs.

GEN EEIS AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Eesr Penitentiary. surgeon Burkitt Cloak, U. S
Vols, IN charge
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Noar penltenrary. Surgeon w. Threll;eld, u. S.
Vols, IN charge
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hiil. Surgeon J. z. HeTist, U. 5. Vols,
IN charge.
NO. l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon ]. !. STAFFORD, e. s..
Vols, n charge.
No. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hiil. Surgeon J. i. Herbet q. g. Vols,
IN charge.
no 3 GENERAL HoSITrAI-
S. Il. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow, U. 5. Vols, in
charge.
no. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Churvh-street. Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
No. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On tho Charlotte Road. A. ASH Surgeon G. W
France IN charge
NO II GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot Surgeon s. e.
Fuller u $. Vols, IN charge.
VO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cornsi ia inner and Lne-gtresJs, Surgeon W.
NJ. Chamoers, U. 8 Vols, in charge.
no. 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin konRyne in charge.
no. 10 GENERAL. HOSPITAL,
On MArket-sireet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon ". n Thorn, L. g. Vols., in
charge.
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aaasllpiIle cit9 directory.
ETH1ieJ5ai Omcev.

E1u1icspHI U1iceyS.
n f q ~-<--~-- sfff
JONI HroH SsuTH, Mayor q
VIZ. SHn1E, Recorder.
REFus HEsEY, Treasurer.
JoHE CHUusIY, City MsrshsL
" q. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal Z
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. @. TUCKER, " %fskA
A. B. SHASKLIs, Revenue Collector.
F. r. GARRrr, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT. Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JnEs FETTIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAx. CtnEHGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works
VIZ. J. SnyKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
l. u FREEMAN, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment.
Low CORY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WIN WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JOHN @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
t. II. McBRIDE, Sexton
THoMAs McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA Lose, Second Clerk Market
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Nelson & Murfree' S
AGENCY OFFICE,
CHERRY STREET, NEAR UNION,
NASHVILLE. TENN.


LNOR bAI4E-A number OF Dwelling HouEes N
IL ihe CIV Of Nashville, IN Edgehed, North
Nashville, West Nashville 90.
AlySo-k large number Of vacant lots on Front,
Market, Summer, High. Vine and Spruce streets,
several Of which sne bttwsen Cedar ami Broad.
SO-An eiegRnt Lively sAHLE. IA a coatral
location, and lsrge and conyei5ent Len H0CsE.
ALSO-A fee choice country pag es Dear the
city, ct prces ranging from 81 900 70 $4,000 eGch
aud % when we invite imms date AID special At
tenlion. Bargains Wi re gwen, % fsci1itNe sales
AlSO-stafe and CoUnsy Bun0s bOus 1t EDd sold
and Stocks Of ell binds purchases s ner order.
ALsO--A tine Pane 81 ysrds Of Brussels Oar
pet AZ. and 8 meet aud elegant Family CarTiage.
FOR LEASE number of unimrroved Lots ia
the ciiy and IN West Ma hyflie, Ger term o. years
ASA Boarding House ou North Market street,
for taFea years.
WANTED customer Wants 70 borrow The suiu
OF Sla.eOo FOR Ehloh ample and Satisfactory security
viii be giyea- Apply 70
NELSON MURFREE.
ErnfIs-Irn
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Police Department.

Captain-J. H. PUcEETT.
lat Lieutenant-WM DASLEY.
ID Leutenant-J. +. INGALLa
LIST Ward-DAN BIRcHETT,
WIN II. WILKINSON,
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A q. BYRON,
WM BAKER.
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
w. W. PHILLIPS
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. j. HEAD.
9Th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPs,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9th Ward-JoHN Firth,
SAM. PLUEIMER.
7th Ward-JoHE CALENDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9Th Ward-WM- JACKSON,
JOSEPH Cars.
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Military 9irfetOry.
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BEOKWITH, G, Z. e.,
Military Division of the Mississippi.
COL A. P. PORTER, G. C. g.,
Department of the Cumberland.
COL @. Il. MACFEELY, C. c. s.,
Department Of the Tennessee
CAPT SAM J. LITTLE, C. g.,
Depot COmmissary subsstence, Office No. 10
CheTry-street.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, @. g.
Post Commissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT Z. II. HOPKINS, c. g,
Purchasing COmmsssry Of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of Broad aid Summer-streets.
CAPT. SAN. c. GLOVER, C. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Chery-stTeet.
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, c. s.,
Disbursing ommissary Subsistence. Ofice No.
50 Cedar-strest.
CAPT. W. Z. RLYSAN, c. s.,
In charge Of U. 8. Bakery CoIege-street, near
Broad,
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A C. s.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry aud
ChurCh-streets.
LIEUT. J. S. GALL.ATIE, 4 c. g.,
IN charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No
50 South @arkct-s;Teet.
LIEUT.. D. r. LAMoREAU, A. c. g.,
In charge Of Herimen, Stables, s. OficR at
Pork House, below Lower teyee.
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County Omcers.

JAMES WsTTSosTz, 5adss # cszary ooE5t
p / fr5zc., CIe-E.
naturd6y 10 esch mouth.
ft-srterisf Corr, composed Of Magistrates mcats
the isi Monday IN Jsnzzry, April, July ard ocio-
kPree sRt
l / slssCE1 FEHEhsoS, Judge Of Chanesry Court.
= j. Z. fSEr4vTs, Clerk.
- FRAzrKR, Judge Of Criminal Conf. 6
JsHs II. HAIL, Clerk
/, Meets tie Isl, Mondsy in April. August ani De-
ceInheF.
N n BE1ES, Judge Of oircuit Conrt.
ID. @. LOVE, Clerk. n
For aFidson county, meets 9Th Monday IN Jan
uary, I'd Monday N Nay ard is Afonday 70 Sep
ten1ier.
JAxKs ". HINToS, Sheriff.
JoKS WILsoE, County Trustee.
Gas. W. Smith, County Register. -a
Il. F. BARS and JOHN s. NEWxAS, Constslles Of
1st District.
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80. DR. KING, formerly Of New York, fol
49, lsst four years Of Louisville, KY, whc
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pm
Fate diseases for 30 years, 6stters himself, having
attended 70 practice for 30 many years, and cured
90 many thousands, he Is enabled 70 cure 81 diseases
Of private INSURE, no matter how bad they may be
from injudsciOus medical treatment OF from neglec.
Of their own. Or. Kings DispenssTy is Nc Is
Deaderick street, between Cherry and The Square
second story, where he cures al diseases Of pr.
yate nature.
GOnonhosa cured without nsuseous medicines o.
iGterference with business.
Structures OF old OF recent date efectually cured
IL few dRys, BY Rn operEiion which causes NO
PAM Where structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischie.
and UDdennines the health so much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases Of the skin, grow.
bg oct Of neglect or bad treatment can be eheetu-
ally cured In few days.
BIENNIAL WEAKSEss.-Psrtcular attention having
been given 70 this disease and al the consequences
growing out Of Il, brought IN many cases By the
destructive hsbits Of ncoasiderete youth, and ex-
cessiye indulgence Of the passions, q neglect voi
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unfit FOR business or society," and csu-
ing prenSture old Sge.
Females who may be labonng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re
LEI
Persons residing sbrosd. by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct % Dr. A. King
No. q Desdenck street, Nashville, Tenn, win have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address.
Once hours from oelOck in tbs morning Until s
the eveniGE. ADH-iAwiv
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat.

rylHE HIGHEST Make PRIcE Will BE
4 paid in Cash for 81 grades Of Wheat, a Keith
4 sperry's corner az Brosd and College streets, Al
J. 4. AoAnistsr Co.'S OLD stand, orst the 2eser-
Nor Mills. nesf The CITY Wster-Works.
ang26-am
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Qaartermaster's Department.

HyT BRIG. GEN. J. L. DONALDSON,
Chief Quarternaster, Department; Of the C1mber-
lsnd. Ottce los CherTv-street.
CAPT JAS. f. RUSLIE0 A. O. ",
Chief Assistant QuaTterunsster. Office lO5 Cherry
street.
COL }. c. CRANE,
Inspector Q N Dept, Recepting and Distributing
Qnartefmaster y. ,. Military Railroads. Office
Churoh-street, at Chattanooga Depot
CAPT. s. r. BROWN, A O. n,
in charge o. Railroad Transportation freight and
nsssenger.) Office Church-street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. CHAs T. WING, A O. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer QuarIArmsster's Depart.
master's Department. Office, 1O7 Cherry street.
CAPT cHAs A REYNOLDS, A. Q. ",
in charge Of L Scigyard.
: CAPT. T. }. cox, A o NJ,
in charge o. Clothing. Camp and Garrison Equip
sse Of Pubic Properly once II Ma1ket-s u Ell
CAPT. GEO. b HIBBARD, A O NJ,
in charge o. Forge and Straw. Once 90 Cherry
street.
CAPT. F. H. RUGAR. A. O. NJ,
Posr Quarte mas er. in charge Of Pos; arans7orta
Incorporation. Fuei, Issues 20 Det'aehnents, Boz:
CAPT. CHAS n. IRWIN, A. Q. N,
IN charge OF Corralls, Ssabies, Plhlic Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber. Workshops, sc.
CAPT W. A WAINWRIGHT, A O. NJ,
in chsrge q QusrteTgsasteT's Stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware, sc. ONCE lo5 CheFry-s,reet.
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A. Q. X,
IN charge Of Depot Of U. s. Coored Troops and
freedmen, and government Printing House. Ufice
Il OeCizr street
CART ". Mills,
74th Regiment ONO Nolunleers A. 4. Q. III, In
spe.ior Of Suffers Goods and III Private Store
shipped q The Front Oihoe 49, ChefTy street
CAPT GEORGE IsESsTEN,
18Th Regiment Missouri No.Elteels, 4. A. Y. ii
Assistant 10 Capt j. G. Cislns, A. o N Office
CEurcb-strees, a. ChaitaDooga Depct
CAPT J. h JAxEs- A z Il,
n charge q Issues = tennessee Troops. ofce
State C4gstol.
IT. s. q STEVENS,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. @ n, in
charge OF River an0 DeDOi Incarceration, and Fuel
toz steamers. Once IS Cherry street
RequiFIOnz and Estimates for Public Property
snt supplies should he lrds on he Issuing Lficers
separalely.
spscial Regulations No. ~. ere required for All
articles not d .elted by lie Army Regulations, and
must &c approved ~ Brigade and DIVISION con-
msnaeTs. Or Tic Ccrur anders 81 Troops HnsssisIl-
ed g. hIlgtses OF BFvlsiona
Requissdons so~ supp ies, for trcops stationed ~
Nashville, al q filled b ihe P0si t2uA-fernlsqiar,
90 the sppEoya q the Fgst Commander Rnlcas
hey call ioT sflfanls means a .raasTorAtoh INN
beE, % printing, Shen the apProyal Q the Chief
ReQJnssilDl= and Estimates for Supplies ~ the
FTcft mgsi - prase 'ted u Tie Depot GusrierIas-
ters here. Dl.y n extreme cases d taey b IS
sued on here and then Only when approved uy the
Chef QUh5fermsster q The Army.
All SgnatHres - Re4ulslaons snd Estimates
should give The reinsry autograph n tie ofhcer,
followed b. rls rank, and he humber and desicnA
Ion ii HE regiment or command
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ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsTEs OFFICE

Nashville, Tenn, sep. enter ~, ls6s
L AN AUTHORIZED TO PURCHASE IN OPEN
II market ell Of tha Corn and Uats In this vicinity
Will furnish transportation for The same 70 this
depot desinsd For further particulars enquire
~ my Oihes, 10. 30 Cherry street, Nsshvle, Tenn.
GEO. b HlBBARD,
seFshA-iI Capt A. @ N.
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Tobacco Manufacturing.
n. C. JENKINS & CO.,
AT @. W. oWESs
Corner Of Broad and Front Streets,
Nashville, It nnessee,
RE MANUFACTURING VERY SUPER Or

CHEWING TOBACCO,
From the finest leaf As % QUALIFY ihey challenge
n couspar1son with any establishment 10 The United
States, feeling satisfied thsi thar Tobacco vii CON-
pare flrorsi1g with any Ia he o q Dominion
W. " SuInErers, one o. the firm, an experienced
and well known Manufacturer, hss charge OF he
manufacturing department.
Satlers aid dealers are invited to esll snd ex-
anime lslg ~ Pm
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Medical Department.

SURGEON V. CLEEDENIN, o. S. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Office a Cheuy-street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, o. s. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, u. 5. A. Office North side OF
Pubic Square between Market and Front.
ASS 4 SURG con D. BGCHE, U. s. 4,
Medical Inspector. Uffioe = Cherry-street.
SURGEON ]. A. JAMES, Urn o. v. c.,
aeslth officer and Post surgeon. Office p
Cherry-street.
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SURGEON-GENER ERALS OFFICE,
WAsHEE9Tos, .. C., June a, isd4. /
XTAEFED, SURGEONS AND ASSisTAT SUE
w GEOHS FOR COLOKED TROOPS.-Caadi-
dates mus Be graduates Of some regular Medical
college, and must he examined By Board uf Ned
cd officers 70 Il convened IS the Surgeon-eenera
The Board VII determine whether the candidate
VII De appointed Surgeon or Assistant Sugeon, ac
cording % ment- Applications accOmpuled b. one
OF moie lelliso1aia nom ZEE ttse persona As 70
mora caarscteT, a., should b. addressed 20
SurgsoH General, u. ;. A., Washington, u. C.. or %
the Assistant Ssirseon-e3enernl U. S. A., LousyiLe
by. boarls n0W IA session "a Rostsn. Ne.T
York, Washington, Cl1lcinlali, s.. LOUIS AMI New
Orleans.
ALSO, wanted. HOSptTL STEWARDS, sore color
Ell regiments. Candidates must possess = hir
English education, and be familiar With the
compromising and dispensing Of medicines. Ap-
plicstion must he male 81 u the Gaze Of Surgeons
bnd Assistant Surgeons. Coz pensafiou froIn 50 %
10 s1etc Per month, with elOthinE ratsoas, nle
snd quarters. Term q ssryles three years.
JOSEPH *. BAREES
guly S-su tfsTD Acting Surgeon e4eneral.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES


From eight 10 twenty year, standing. Win names
inONn ~ science anil aTne.
For medical properties Of Buohu, zee Iispeasa-
tory Of the United 5letes.
Ses Professor beaees' Talusbs WORKS on ths
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made hy the late celebrated Df.
Pbysick, Philsdeip hia.
Sc rsmarks made by Dr. Ephram Mcdowell, q
celsbrated Pnysieian, and rnsfn1sz d Tie Royal
Collcgs d Surgeons ireland, and pnhllshed Ia tns
TTailsactous q the King and Quee0'a journal
Hss Med cot hiruFgical Review, Published b
BeB5amfn 7rnyers, Fellow Of ths Royal College Of
burgeOns.
Sc most Of the late siO1dard works % nsedicsne.
Extract Buchu, Isl 90 per bottle, or sx FOR 900
&" 6arsaparlla, 100 90
Innpr'd Rose Wash. - zoo
* half dozen q each for 81, Ehich vii be
sufficient % cure the most obstinate cases, u drec-
ton are adhered ~.
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed rom
ok-srVatlcn.
ss-iescrihe symptoms N AZ communications.
Cure Kisrsnfsed. AdT.ce grsIis.
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LOODi BLOOD BLooDl
HelmbOld's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparllIa
SYPHILIS.

This Is an affection Of ne hood, and attacks ne
Sexual UTgans, Linings 81 the Nose, Ears Throat,
Windpipe, and other mllcu8 auFfaces, rsiatzllg rs
Appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. HeirnbOids Ex-
tract SarsapaHlla pHzhes the Blood, ard removes
all scaly eruptOns Of TIE skin, giving 10 the com
plexiOn clear sad healthy color II being prepar-
Ell expressly hor thus csse q cOmplsnta IL hood
purifying propertiesare preserved 70 greater ex-
tent thSl any other preparation o. Sarsaparlia.
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fake 20 Bslssr, Mercury, OF unpleassnt med.eins
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.