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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27
PROPOSALS FUR FORhEE,
CHrIT oUARTHR4ABTKR,s oTTIoB,

x ri 1a4HslF o. VI y - "a $
=, 49, - =; s 49, =
- de undersigned for supplying the alaEteE-
masterls Department IN The Department % Wet
virginia 81 Charleston, PaFkeFsbuEg ana wheel.
Ss y Sc sIn sa oSo ailEOsS. 3 toilssi.
F0iarks6dFg, Gtalton, Now Greek, Cumberland, Mar
end inoladins HassrItO1n nd IFedsEioE 6i.S, "a
either Of those places with Hay, Corn Oats And
Ell vIbe received for the dslivsry ofthIss thea.
sand 5000 bushels Of Corn or Oats and ny 09l
tons q aay Or Straw snd pRE1sti. Snd nSst Be 80
TBidder1 hiist Stats Iat WlIch q The above named
fstos At which they WIN make deliVsEiss thsEsat.
ss sSs q IA Az WA 3 s. eOa sIiss '
An deliveries must Be promptly made within ne
70 insure prompt settlement therefor.
The pEicg muIt DO written out IN words on the
The particular kind Of description Of oats eorn,
hay or straw, proposed to b deliVsrod' lEn-f %
stass q p ne Ss RsePS two
lftisbsiS eAIhs 0ats In tiks Gltks 81 about three
bushel. each; the sacks to be Furnished Gttaout
ItEH ehaEEs e thsSfOE0rnn'nti the Hay end srsE
An articles offered under the bids hereto Invited
VIII es s1sSss e .oI r s6@ go
OontEAotS- viii be awarded from time 70 time
to the lowest responsible bidder, a. the inter
viii DO made when the whole amounts eOptractedtpT
Ghall h4!e Rssa deliHe aeeepted. be- -
fhiled heretofore 70 comply with their eoatFaetS
anty, Eae9 byS tVS IS OnalSls 'Psrs9ns, thas
The time named, execnte the CONTRAST Tor the sane
ith g3Sa g IN e Sq gs1iy e
forage proposed, In conformity with the terms q
s saa Z shs slo SoOa ths
next lowest responsible bidder the person toWhon
the contract may be awarded.
By the ofeial syndicate q United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government oGicial, known By this once.
5: 5S n ~ e Sl ~. o. Y acc
/ All propoeals must be made In duplicate, and Be
sSs e E. q sa. SssS q p Sas o.
No bids except in the form prescribed, WIN be re
eeiyed and only from producers or parties regularly
f6S fuiI namS and post once address Of each BID
der must be written In the proposals..
PEGposals must be hddresled 2 CAPTAIN A. Y, Bay.
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked fPropolAls
v.Blsak iS1us Ss,b8aS, guarantee 'adalBOads nay
b obtained on Application 70 this once. .+f.
FORM OF PROPOSAL. q.
LToWNs COUHTT AND sEA1Ll 49,
1, tho undersigned, do hereby propose % furnish
and deliver to the United States At the Quarter.
i master Department At, agreeable % the terms
Of Yd1r inYiffnEProPOsals for forage,
datSd Cumberland. Md,-1s6i, the following
Bushels of Corn, in sacks, at-PsF bushel
~! q oasly in .AOl. stApor bushsi
TaSs q 1sIsa asy aasLpor ton Of 1000
-TOns OfBaIOd Straw st-psr ton IF 1900
poIiS.rv to commence on or before ths-day Of
I-ls6l, and 70 be completed on or before the
day Of 1S6o And-pledge mys4lf 70 enter
Into written contract with the United Ststes with
dSSs afssF Bsiss a6Iissd 1Sst NJ lid Ia b6Sd sS-
''p' gOurONt. servant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

H6-For tie Removal n Distractions. an
lie IajiDanee Of Regularity IN The Re-
euETeVes Of The HOHthly Periodt.
- The cure or SbvISts those nunerous di.easos
thai spring from 1ErsgulaEtty, By renewing the Ar-
81 TSsy cure suvprossaa. Ercosfvo ana Pain
20 Thsy cure Green Sickness (OhIoEOtI,G
~ Th6y cure NGFgouaaldSp Spinal A1eet On pains
In The back, and lower parts q the body. HeAIlnSs
RAagns On slight oEaEtion. Rllplllton 81 TIE Heit
IoEness Of EpiFta HystsFiA, Sick Headacho. Giddi-
psTS. Sfcs 81. IN H0rd, b renewing ths Irregu-
larity, they remove the cause and yith u All the
effects thai spring from Il.
SA-COmpolsd g simple yegotab pc eEtEaS6e. shsy
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 any nov
ever dalfcato, tb6lr function being 20 sueStfute
strength for 9eAkness, which, When properly nAeas
they never fn % do. - -
"a Ifhsy may Be- sRf6ly used q any age. md @
any poTiOd, RXOEPT DURING THE RIFlsfIHkkk
M0NTHS, during which the unfliling nature Of
thar action would intAlnbY PaIVEER pEeSn1ncl.s =
kK-Au letters sO0kilg Information or advise VII
BE- PROMPTLY, fFOeiy aud discroetty answered.
ED-Fun directions acoompany oloh bdE.
NePFfeo4i per box, or siE boxes for -
N-sont ~ mail, froO q p6Stagas a receipt q
n sOldby an respectable DrpsgistI- -.sai7a
DR. WIZ. GEBNIN& co.
Sole PTOpTiotOrSs
mr2G dkw1y No, 80 Liberty str, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

t..e HGkPEa's NtaO NOaMly for November is
at hand. ThsIcoplepts, aFegas follow: A
Tour Through Arizona, BY ]. Ross Browns
AsHome; "A Of6iSe cd the "sAsstehs";;!o on
F,s.,.-, ths7wsy - she Dlamq9d Ninesf " Soldier
~ = : Exploring the MagOllOway; The Rsaiieos
The Decline of yTragedsi Lost; An Ud.
fortunate Princess; My Refugees; The Grow
Child; womanis Profsssio6 6Dishonored
Cousin, Alicass Grave; My Silver Spoons
Ups aud Downs; Autumn Time; Among the
Sheayes;s Oar tMgtnal lEriepd5l by Charles
Dickens; Monthly Record of Current Events
Literary Notices; Bditosis Easy Chair; Ed
itor's Drawer; Angels Of the Households
Fashions for November. ros-Ea1 't5n g
An early page in Harper contains! the
following poem, entiteaitt - a c=.' d
MY SOLDIER. s5eF 81
81 upoh a'hArd Won bsttis!asld, !. l IS
~ '"ts. '-'-'- - Ny s0idler lies.
OH .AoesAs 1s thrust
ofhis Whits GSFOhead In the dust, u
ofAi' last Gaping RS sa1YfT 10. .hsr.l II. - -,
know. while hIs yarn Hfs escaped, .s.d is
APd Ss sI9.sa n .Sssd:ssiSsl3
Hi5 ss2s Ist a Is faP Ros''
0"' '-'- Oh, aSonyi -tss7T e
- For L In cruel Ignorance, -
while yet bis last Gigh pAfnsd the eEs
trihe6-Sung or laughed, perehAneep
With roses In my hair. rrD Idea
- -L-f . l. All unAWhrG
In dreams see him fall again, .sr.gi
where cAnnonl and guidon'g wave
Then wake to bear the Lonesome rain,
weeping the fallen brave, = -o4ls
Drip on his EraTe. d. rsi'ii
Since treason ecesht eur eoVRtrys heart, c5li
All, fAlrer body never yet a.
From nObleF soul vas torn apart;
No Drawer blood has wet -. ,-a -,.
No spirit more intense and ono .rt--.
- Strives where her starry banners WAVeS
~ o ' NO gentIer fAee, beloved, than thine %
Sleeps In Q SOLDIER grave ztL .fIG
~ .f-7;4 S5i 2 No heart moro brave.
And thouRh his mound may not trace,
o. DOT or weep above his bun led head, u" aiH.
The grateful Spring shall Ind the place.
e. And with her blosloms spread 80 !
go HS quiet bed. -
The soul loved Il stu alive,
The name loved 10 Freedoms boasts 4--'H
IelAgp these heiptul truths and strive
To feel, though great the cost,
e.f.. -. ~ Nothing IL losti
Since all Of him that erst dear - .e4
LIE; ni lhe az ~ sr nS9E Ei sPsG aear. p
Light my bSWtldsrneutSf .tr IT,.
Mhk0 ne contontt
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YOUNG MEN

we hs!s IllgEsa thsnsSlys. 3 9 esEtsIa gIaelis.
from eTn companions, o. - achool1 ne e1scls %
which are ushtiy fslt, even Wien ailsp. nd 70 n0s
cured readers marriage lmpo1l1la, and destroys
both mind aud BODY, Glaul1 ar7lT llIlnsdla1oly.
What . pity that ycunE nllni NJ boz % hiI
oouutEyt TIE darling r. ia lareuflg il1ould b
by The eon.ei1sntsl % lsFllfInr d6n he path q
I.l1Fs - n .-'..ass'rsf hPhit sosh
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

Cant, A, v, RAlRrssIR, fouaEtermastuFD Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. - -
GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of--in the
County O., and StatgOE--, hereby jointly
and 81 &ally ecVehAnt tith the uaitsd states and
guaFantee IN case the foregoing bid df~-ba
accspted that he or they will within ten days amer
the acceptance Of said bid execute the eoprast Tor
1llo l0mo With aood and Gufflnisnt auretto8 In .
sSlm equal the auoant % me contract 10 furltlh
the forage pr1po1ed IN community 70 the term! o.
SD Was made, and in case the aaid--shall fail %
enter into contract - Aforesaid We guarantee 90
AM. fne naxt lowest responsible htddeIs
or tbs parlon . whom the contract may Be awarded.
Given undoEionr hands and seals this-T-dAy o.
WitneaIs
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E IRST N.AT'iIOlIN,AL.. BA'Nk!vs.
,y' !cRRIDGERoRT, OHIO. Nj

Dssignqlsd. Depository and FmaHeigl Agent
se16 eStl ofthsp UaitsHi States. -. 80,
Ia sGT - sSi5fiIl-Ilt5 .-s1i
,U1HIs BANK. IA the aueSRssor TO tho Belmont
BF4nSh Of the State Bank Of Ohio, and u pre-,
pared 70 DO ERepefal Banking. Collection and H;
5hau n butinSsS,H 1sniaSiE q U $3.50 t'Si ''tst
1t b auih6risedEo IrSdeixe snbloriptonl jtp the
St.sa States lOAP Ry the eqt Of AsFse
, These bonds bear date March LIST, 1854, are re-
IoemAble At the pleasure oil the taftel
corr Win Inter- u AZ Mo psr cent per IannSm, In
coiu. IL 3uIfub i1G1di6So uW1fl
subsorfhers can havseithhE Reglsteredlor Coupon
s0SaaSs shsy RSS PsSsr IN 5p3sSt os h9ps
Interest on Tie go and 500 Bonds Is pSJable
.annially ION all semt annually
These bonds will draw inteEeht from March 1sh
and the accrued interest fnem That day 70 the dAts
OF subscription, mu5t be Paid In coin or National
cnrFoney I II paid In the latter (Which includes
DATED ststesnoteS snd potes Of the National BAnks
any Per cent. PremiEm must BE- ADDED g me ne
aprT an 5sg JOHN o.tTALLMAH, Cash.
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LOCI. HOSPITAL

.HsEABIlssa15EDo G e 4 snUas EEOM
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!. nIHEAHE OF MPRUpENCk.

.Yhel ne 9.lsE9ided a3a ilpE14sat SS ~.
pliufnl dlsaasa o tOoofl1a hAppsnl thlt N
sense a. shame, or drOad q dllo0EeEys dotefs hin
iiIfT. ean alone bsrand him, delaying tfn
no ennsfitutlonAl gymptom8 q tbs hoFTid disease
make pelEance saleh q
Inbs dimes q alsht, 6aaf1aaI uo4ogon The shl1-
boneG and anna hlotchss On the haad, ice and 81
tFsiitias pFogFessing iightfnf MY. til a.
last the palate Of he mouth OF tbebole1Of the BOSs
fan in and the victim q this awful dle89o beeome1
hoEEld OhloGt Of cOIlmllorltiQns ulll death pgt1
20 sthat UnhiIegVoro4 Countfy nom aShsaes 10
ia thSs usaiaals fan vsstis
70 this terrible ds6ase, 0EinE - tn ulskilllils9
o. isnoFAnk pEotSndars, Ubo, ~ tbs nso 81 THAI
DeSdly IT,. A:ys1's Ealn tee ana
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INDORSEl[ENT or THE PRESS.

Fhs many thnnasn4s euFpd a. dis InItitutiaa
year AitsF SeaF. and ne n1la6r0as imp0EtAat sur
Fipll lOparlt1DuI pari1Fmed ~ d. Johnson Nts-
nsslsd ~ the rsPoTtsTs - he AslnI's HclipPssI'
md many utbur papeTHY notloes 20 Wflch hSEe ~
slhIIllr {. aInllcl1n1 - = lh..llIIca.f
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sk1n DIsRAsEs sPEEDnY CURED.

Z - hA1h5 D4hhAhk3 bkEEDlLh CURED
4-Ao letter. recelNeo unless polt-l,a1a el1 co..
talnlnE stamp % - uged On Ne reply. RoTsGlI
writing ah1uld rate -, md aal1 puTtpn ofadVsr-
JOHN u. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
5igf ofthe Baltinnro LOok Hospitlls Rallinorss
iHHely.. ---fls-.. - NaEyil6d.
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STRANGERS

Trust nSt year IIvss q kA7lfh - ths ere 81 many
UnlaFDed aud EoFthlas RIslendsI1, Destitute Q
knOwIsdgs, name er ehAFactor, ghO copy DE. john
noUspapsFs, regularly Educated RhyuislEns, inca
pabl6 o. Curing, they toap you trld1g m01th Hflar
mouth taking taair hlthy ala pqiaol0lle ompgund1,
in daIrGiE, laGVo yUu viii ruined nallth % GlEh
over your own CALLING dlslppQinfmeut.
HiI CREDENTIALS or dlpl0mlI alNHyF hang % III
once.
Hil remedies or reGtmanf aEs ihkuoEu % al
othaFs, prepared from aIie lpsut in the great hos-
pltall % Europe, ne nst IN he ooan9IY and
axtsnEtge FEfaafs Pralfes thAn ang other PhyaciAa
On ne World.
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nratdEwIy- No 50 Liberty Str, New YORK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
M.DNIoHT DISPATCHES.

NEw YcBK, Feb. IS = The Times
Hilton Head letter says . blockade
runner vas recently sunk off Charleston
laden with 3 cargo Of iron plates for
rebel iron clads.
A refugee from Savannah, Ga, says
Besuregard's headquarters have been
removed TO that city in anticipation of IN
attack upon it.
Tho rebels have $50 tOrpedoes ready
TO float down the Savannah river.
Eight thousand troops were quartered
around the city. Georgia troops had
mutinied in consequence of short sup
plies.
Two blockade runners were at So
yaunah awaiting an opportunity to slip
past cur gunboats
The Worlds correspondent reports
that As, COO troops had landed on James
Island, near Charleston, in the rear Of the
rebel batteries.
Richmond papers of the Oh say Is
gunboats and transports have arrived at
jackson. The Federsls are presumed to
be in large force and advancing.
Charleston Feb. 8.-The Federal bat
teries resumed their fire on the city last
evening. A fifth Monitor has made its
appearance. Several guns on Fort Wsg-
ner are bearing on the Channel.
MoRRIsTOwN, TENN, Feb. Supports
from Knoxville state that the garrison is
suffering from smallpox and scarcity of
rations.
The Richmond forces are commanded
by Gen. Ely. Gen. Hood is assigned
to the rebel army IN Tennessee.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says Meade resumes command Of the
Army of the Potomac to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-The Memphis
Bulletin publishes cards signed by 800
citizens recommending unconditional
emancipation as the best policy, and re-
questing the support of that policy at
the meeting to be held on the 22d inst.
New York, Feb. 13-No market re-
ports this afternoon.
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DEPLoRABLE AcCIDEST.-The Female
Academy Building, formerly used as
= Military Hospital, but at present IS
Barracks No. 2, where The veteran troops,
going 10 and returning from home, are
mostly entertained; was the scene Of q
most deplorabIe q, cident yesterday.
Whilst breakfast was being prepared for
the 29h Ohio Veterans, now on their
way TO The front, the men crowded upon
= porch leading to the dining room until
the accumulated weight became 30 great
the jOists gave way and The mass was
precipitated to the pavement below, =
distance Of nine or ten feet.
The following named soldiers were
injured:
Albert Atkins, Co. B, foot and ANGLE
badly sprained.
B. f. spsrry Co. C, anclo sprsined
badly.
J. lille, lst Serg't, Co. D, both legs
bruised.
Edward Spicer, Co. D, dangerous con-
fusion on the head.
D. L. Wrinkle, Co. D, bruised generally.
Orlando Gum, Co E, do do
o. F. StetsoD, Co. F, do do
John T. Wiedle, Co. g, left leg broken
and since amputated below The knee.
VIM. Eldrell, Co. !, left leg fractured
and right leg bruised.
VIM. Trail, Co. I, badly bruised.
Sergeant Kissinger, Co. !, chest cut.
Joseph Baker, Co. I, ANGLE sprAined.
Many others were slightly injured.
We append the following statement Of
Col. Fitch in relation to the affair:
BARRACKS No. 2.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. Is, 1864
/ hereby state that 1 have carefully
examined the broken floor in Barracks
No. 2, where the accident to my Gem
mand, occurred this morning, and am of
the opinion that no blame should be at
tached to Capt. Z. G. Ellis, commanding
said Barracks. The sole cause of the
accident was, that the men crowded
upon the floor OF the passage way, con-
trsry to orders; they being repeatedly
cautioned by the guard not TO do so.
The floor was not as strong as it should
have been, but the timber was sound,
and should have considered it perfectly
safe for all ordinary purposes of transit
between the Barracks and the dining
room. WIN. T. FTTCH,
Col. 29th Ohio Veteran Vols.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14

INV THEATRE--Miss Leo Hudson,
an qussirian actress, makes her frat ap-
pearance tomorrow night, and imper-
sonstes the part Of Mszsppi. After the
play a grand dance BY Senorita Lola !;
TO DO followed By the afterpiees Of a
Kiss in the Dark"
THEATRE Miss Mary Mitchell, we'll
known 10 the play goers Of Nashville,
begins an engagement at the old theatre
tomorrow night. She VIII appear as
Julia, in the drama Of the lunch
back Mr.. S. B. Duaisld, one Of the
managers, and q vocalist of erninence,
sings fsvorite song. The performances
close with the Stage Struck Tailor"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14


OF the many branches of the Arts,
one has Of late been rapidly developed
and improved, and is awakening no in
considerable degree Of interest ia our
midst We alIude 70 PHOTOGRAPHY.
The beSutiful pictures produced by the
skillful operator, so perfect in the like
ness, and so exquisite in tone and finish,
and withal so cheap, commend them to
ell classes. They are equally sought by
persons Of elegant and refined taste,
and those whose rude ideas of the arts
have never been cultivated. Bsauty
levels all distinctions; and commands
admiration in all quarters. The mon
arch and the subject ere alike its slave
The Photograph or the AmbrOtype, in
all their varieties, are produced in the
most perfect style At the CUMBERLAND
GALLERY, Cedsr street This is an es-
adjustment which keeps pace with the
improvements of the day. Improvement
is, indeed, its watchword. 1t has re-
Gently been supplied with 5 mammoth
camera box-the only one of the kind
in the Western country-with which
eight large photographs are taken at one
sitting. It is not the Wing multiplying
instrument, but something far superior.
Il is under the immediate supervise ion Of
Mr.. II. FERDINAND, q gentleman who has
mastered his profession, and is acknoWl-
edged by the best judges to be one Of
the most accomplished operators In the
United States. A trial is ali that is
necessary to prove the merits Of the
operator and his instrument.
The public are invited to visit this
Gallery, whether they want pictures or
not They will find there many gems
Of art, in the examination Of which an
hour may be spent pleasantly and prof.
tabiy. Amongst them Ere pictures OF
nearly all Of the leading officers OF the
Army of the West, Photographs Views
or Scenes, &c, &c.
The attaches Of this establishment are
ever attentive and courteous and take
pleasure in attending to 81 who may
visit the Gallery either as customers or
simply to see its works Of art.
] Jan20-s. A. S. MORSE.
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Government vouchers given in the
country, when properly authenticated,
are cashed by THes S. MARE, corner Of
Union and College Streets. on the same
terms a. those given at this Post. Vcuch-
ers sent by mail viii be promptly at
tended 70.
Gold aud Silver bought and sold on
the very best terms.
Eastern money discounted at the best
rates.
Highest price paid for thu notes Of the
Union and Planters Bank.
iun 26-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14

Captain Fiske, of the United States
Army has just arrived in Chicago from
Idaho, and caused sensation By his re-
ports of the rich gold mines of that
Territory. He states that he saw nine
hundred dollars worth of gold taken
from single pan full of earth, and is
confident, from what he could learn from
reliable sources, that there has already
been mined S25 100000 in gold. None
of this treasure has as yet been shipped
out of the Territory, for want of proper
and safe escort.
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Arkansas.

DIR. Isaac Murphy, now the Union
candidate for Governor of Arkansas, rep
resented his county (Montgomery) in the
Convention which took the State out of
the Union in 1861. He, like q majority
of the delegates, was elected as Union
let, and Unionist he remained while all
the rest deserted their cOlOrs after the
bombardment and fall of Sumter. The
vote to secede was GO Yea, 1 No-Mr.
Murphy's-cast amid storm of Kisses,
bowls, aud menaces, that would have
shaken any man who could be shaken.
All his best friends surrounded and eli
treated him 70 make the vote unanimous,
but be answered "No-Iam a slavehold-
er, like most Of you; and tell you that
Secession i0iH be the death Of slavery" He
now says Secession has killed Slavery,
snd acts on that conviction. The last
chosen Governor of Arkansas having
turned Rebel and run away. we ardentlY
not hope only to chronicle DR.. Murphy's
election, but to record that he proved a
most worthy and popular chief magis-
trate of the Free State of Arkansas.
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selling off at Cost.

To mike room for our extensive Spring
Stock, which will soon arrive. We are
selling out AT COST, cur entire sssOrt-
ment of MerinOes, Poplins, Alpacas,
Cloaks, Shswls, Blankets, and Winter
Goods. Buyers from the country, desir-
GUS of making good bargains, will fad
il to their advantage 70 try ne. Ladies
are especially invited 10 call
z. g. J. NoRTHMAN,
%, Public Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14

THE GUERLLAs UNDER HAMILTON AND
HUGHES WHPPED.-The Frankfort Com
monwealth learns that Major johnson,
of the sd regiment Kentucky volun
teers, with battalion of his men, start
ed in pursuit of the guerrillSs under
Hamilton, Hughes aud DOrity, as soon
as he learned of their nefarious dOings
at Scottsville, on the 9th nit. He fol-
lowed them into Tennessee, overlook and
gave them battle, killed forty, took TWEEN
tY prisoners, one hundred horses, and
re-captured great quantity Of the goods
stolen by them from the citizens Of
Scottsville.
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10. AZ and 40 SOUTH MARKET STREET

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Sugar,
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Molasses,
l0sbags Grain Pepper,
90 bags prime Rio Coffee,
chest superior Oolong Tea,
10 chests Green Teas,
80 boxes fine hard Candy,
20 boxes best English Dairy
Cheese,
90 boxes best Hamburg Cheese
100 boxes assorted Can Fruits,
100 boxes assorted Preserves.
300 boxes assorted Pickles,
100 boxes Baltimore Cove Ovs.
tiers,
100 boxes Sardines,
10 boxes prime Italian Mac
carOni.
100 boxes Champaign Cider,
100 boxes Family Soap,
% boxes fine Soda,
20 boxes fine and common
Glass Tumblers.
90 boxes Ground Pepper,
5 bbls Filberts,
5 bbls Almonds,
5 bbls cream or Brazil Nuts,
100 kits Mackerel, No. l and 3,
so half bbls Mackerel, No. l
and 2,
10 bbls Mackerel,
8 bbls Halibut,
50 gross Mason's Backing,
100 boxes Star Candles,
100 half boxes and quarters,
50 doz Washboards,
so doz Brooms.
10 boxes jamaica Brown and
raw Ginger,
10 sacks Spice,
10 bbls Dried apples,
10 do Peaches,
100 bblS Onions,
5 bbls Onion Sets and Cloves,
5 boxes French Mustard,
Besides several other things. Also
and Wines, to be sold as soon as til
and allow its sale.
Nashville, February 13, Is64.-1
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The teachers and scholars Of The First
Baptist Church are requested 70 Assem-
bic at the rev Theatre, this morning,
promptly ct 8 o'clock. The Rev. DR..
Howell expects TO preach at the same
place at II o'clock this forenoon.
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Feb. I2-2w.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NAsHvHLE,l
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10, 1854.
General Orders No. g.:
The following named officers are an
nOunced upon the staff Of the Major Cen
eral Commanding.
Capt Fenton f. Stevens, 18th Wis. Vol
Inf, Actg Asst Inspector Gen.
First Lieutenant II. TOmkins, 10Th
Mich. Vol. Inf, Asst Provost Marshal.
By command of
Mai. Gen. Rousseau.
BIB. Polk, Capt. and A. A.G.
feb 1I-3t*
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SALE OF CoTToN Persons wishing to
purchase cotton sre referred 20 The order
of fhe Provost Marshal at Tullahoma in
another column. he WI sell to-morrow
afternoon lot Of cotton, under the au-
thority OF the military.
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At the Gold Pen Depot, Y North
Cherry street, can be found good vAEi-
ETY. of Watches, gold and plated LOckets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens OF
every description.
nov25tf e. L 'TARROx
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 1.-THE Montgom-
cry (Ala.) Mail says rumors of the evacu-
alton of Richmond are gaining credit
there. There is = movement on foot
which creates more constern alton at
Richmond than has occurred during the
war