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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
i AECE CO.. OF New York F. g. Winston Pre.J-
dent. Cash Assets, February lit, lses.
S8,A1J,119.79.
O.CR0kKH1TE, General Agent for Northern and
Central Illinois, No, n Clazk IT., Chicago jeilk ksl1
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Il RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFERS FOB SALE
ONE azaLL1cN ACEEs OF
Superior Farming Lands,
1t from $3 to $12 per aere,

In trGcts Of forty and upwards for cash or on
credit adjacent to IT. line Of kallroad. which IS 70!
Michigan, ana Dunlcith. la The Nosthwesi, to Cairo
In the skirt me Southern part OF the State.
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bos1oS CoRxx1s. n. 7, Dec. y. 1871.

Bosros CoKxzzs. n T, Dec =. 1871.
Wx. e. GaAz9 Il Co.: "
Gents: freely gye yon liberty to ,naka uar or .h
following cerfihc8te Of tho raluo OF Constitutior
W3tef, which can recommend IN the highest nan
My wtfe, who Has STACKED with pain in tho ssou:~
deIs. whole length Of the back and ii ber iha Iii
Papitaton Of the Heart, attended With Faiiinr of Tn
Womb. Oytmonosrhea. and Irritation Of the Btsdder
called Physician who attended her abouf fhFess
months, when hc 1ett her worse than DO found hoT
then one Of tho best physicians could md
she Was under bis caro- abe did not suffer qr1te r.
much pain He 4naily Ksye her up. and said her cas
was incurnble. For said he, "she has such cnTn,
b1nAtton Of complaints that medicine given foe ons
operates against SONG other Of her d1cnlties Abour
Wster Snd e oSs y nsfss as:onshusns auaos ta arst
improving rapidly under It's treatment. Lii nov
suRe.tnssnds entitsly her domestic affairs. sae aas
four Eeaka, and no are happy xsy thst 1t haa mn
dQced permanent cure. - A-N" '."'
wv L. VAy DxSscuoT1s.
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The centznr and southern parts Of the stato ara
pceolfa:ly adasted t. .nqit Iais!ng; and peaches.
table are sent to chicago, St. Louis Cluctnnat
as veil a. other markets. and always comDanp d
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Lumber,

TIE Immense coal deposits Of Illinois are worked
at t6ihesent points nesr ne aih oad and the great
Postels cla3. ctr ETC., JET barely touched, Will
eventually Le the 8orfcc OF great wealth.
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is purcpased at low price IN ChIcago-lower than
there aza laige Iumber Of saw mills erected near
the line of ths Earoad II The Southern part Of tne
tEF Uasefnls and At prices lower than In aim any
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sentiment which u manifested so energetfca11y In
Ge1mspy may receive by common accord leglt-
innate satisfaction.
embrace with pleasure this oc>as'on to offer
you tho assuTanee Of my aeteen md constant
fayoe. On this. my cousin, IpEay God that he may
have you in his sacred keeping.
CoapE1azH, Dec. 10. 1861.
THE LATE HR TH ACKERAY
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The inducements offered great that tho Com
rany las Aready sold GO acres. and the sNet
during the rsst year hare been 20 larger number Of
puscn.scts than ever hefort. 1hs advantagss ~ =
chi1drcn may grow with 81 she beaeata Of edoea-
estimated. No State In TIC Yn1oE Is increasing
ore rapidly In population which has sreblrd In rcc
YeAfH along the uD0 OF this Railroad.
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EUROPE.
Jeff. Davis to the Pope, and the
Pope to JET. Davis.
LOUIS NAPOLEON ON the ScHlES-
WIG h0LSTEIN' QUESTION.
The Emperor and Mr. Dayton---Ths
Prize Fght-.Mr. Thackeray's
Funeral--Kossuth's Proola- .
mation-Garibaldi's
Resignation,

JEFF. DAVIS AEp THE PoPR.
The following curious correspondence ap-
pears in La France (Paris) Of Dec. 20:
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tAr1ui1ldl.

Arc the cnly Known remedy that will successfully
and Invariably restore and regulate the fazaale sys
sigof und strength.
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.Lyon's Periodical Drops

Conc 10 you nE u blessing, and will save you much
psr.l and many houre Of snils9tnE; Aasr yon bssa
the rex Thai ave bAiei the skill of phyaiciaub, und
are AutTylng you on 10 IN early grave?
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j. Il. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So CoIlege-street.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance Of
style and design, it is inferior to none in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
Photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art, and TO have them placed in Oil or
Water COlors, by the best Artists.
Miniatures Of deceased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, end colored.
A full assortment of Plain and Fancy
AmbFotype Gases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought to this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of OIL paintings, Oolored
Steel Plate Ergravings, French and Chro-
mo Lithographsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such IS TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, Corboud, Dobson, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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nnnrtermnsterss nepartment.

fseut. Col. J L. DONALDSON, ssuior and superyia.
ine ousrtermaster, ana Chief QuartcrEiasier %
Ilepots, Department Of the Cunbefiaia. Nliee
lO6 Chcrry-sigeei.
81 JkMEsF. RUsIIN Chlof Assistant Quarter
master. Oflae los Cherry -atroet-
Ont q q WINsLOW, A. U. NJ, Disoufstng quar-
feruasfer, and Chief Ci1cer 10 charge 81 i-itef
TrausportatCn, and Fuol i1r Steamers. once
lu7 Cherry street.
CT CUss. n IRWIN, A. q. n, IN charge o. Cor
rsIin sable, Public Animals Means Of Trans
p0rtstiou, Luinbor, Workshops &C. Ciaoo lts
-. q CRAEE, a. Q. M, IN charge ef Railroad
transportation. Once Caurch- S. % Chattanoo-
90. ! b. sTUBBs, A. @ n "a charge Of Forage,
and Assistant 70 CGpt.F. =. MiusOW, A. =. 81.
once IS Cherry street
80 RokguN A. q. NJ, "a charge Of nerot
,rrsnsportaiion. Of80s - Cherry street.
60 q nj WING, A. Q g., ia chaFEo-ot h0rEs Medl
cines. Hardware, aud Miscellaneous Y. n. Stores
Once los Cherry street.
CT y u cox A q. n, In charge Of Stationery
a ii RisnEa, Cloibing, Camp sad Garrison
rsniusge once II Market street
r..f IA Il TUCKER, a. q. n, hecefpilng and
Dlsinf.ipr Qnariermasferi Z. 8, Military kaii'
roads Oilos Church-Etreoii a. phsitanooga De-
c.rtTr. Ieoa, 4. A. Q r., posi QaaEtsIEnssicr, II
cbarze f Post Iranfporiailent hoslltaisi Ear
rscks Quarters, Fusi, Celnlauiaiion 81 quarter
80 Fuai Printing, lstuea 20 detachneatsi a. ID
49, Jflce II Cherry -.tiesi-
I CT FRANCS 4. kueAh, A. Y. M ~ cnAfse q
Hoffb- v esteFH Railroad. ufare ooii7ks Street,
81 Rsrth-Wstsra iNpos,
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ENGRAVINGS, beautifully cOlcred, OF
our most distinguished officers and men,
of Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, OF
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, Of
Clipper Ships, of the Soldier Return
ing from She War, Of the Soldier go
ing 10 the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes of all kinds, from 10
cents each TO So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundred-12c. 10
50c. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
colors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inclOsed in a
stout pastebOard tube, size lSxl3--
beautifully executed. 50e.
MEDALS Of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C., Sc.
Agent for The New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you viii SEE
by reference to the advertisement in an
other part Of tho paper.
Orders for all kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO p. JENKINS,
l07 Main-street,
jsnle-lm Cincinnati.
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ButTwO Parties.

In his speech at the banquet to the
Irish Brigade on Saturday evening, GEN
eral Mesgher thus pertinently presented
the question of parties in the Union At
this time; "There are but two parties in
this country: one, the federal armies
under Abraham Lincoln and the other,
the rebel armies under jeff Davis.
These are the only two parties in the
country to-day; and until the party
headed by Davis has been utterly routed
and aunihilated stand by your party.
Il is the party Of the country, Of its bis
tory, Of its future"
The people of the North are rapidly
coming to understand this question Of
parties precisely IS General Meaghsr
states it. They see that are but two
sides to this controversy: that either We
must crush the rebellion Or the rebellion
will crush rs. And they mean thatthere
shall be no doubt of the issue-the rebel
lion must be destroyed and the nation
saved 10 bless mankind for centuries 70
come by its influence and example,.
z Post.
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visIt of a british officer TO Fort
sumter.

WISH OF hrtGiSh OIGtcer 20 EorG
sumter.
The London Times publishes an ex-
tract from letter Of q British officer at
Charleston, dated the 10Th Of November,
as follows:
] went yesterday evening (ths 18TH
to Fort Sumter. Il was a most interest
ing expedition. The Federals use
powerful calcium light At Battery Gregg,
with which they illuminate Sumter to
such q degree that il is impossible for
steamers to go up to the wharf at night
as they used to 90, and we had to land
in row boats. They were Smelling very
rapidly, and il became most exciting
when we neared the fort, especially when
we came into the glare Of the calcium
light and they could see as.
No accident befel us, however, IS we
went in, and once inside the place, and
in the bomb proofs, we were perfectly
safe. The bomb proofs are lofty and
spacious, and well ventilated. The last
bombardment has not injured them ia
slightest degree; indeed, they are, if any
thing, really stronger than before, from
the amount of the debris knocked down
upon them. Major Elliot, the command
ant was kind enough to take me out
into the area and on the parBpet, to show
me the effects of the bombardment--
q courtesy, by-the-by, which, consider
ing the lively way in which shells we're
flying about us, was indicative Of very
genuine pOliteness.
We had not been have a minute in the
area when one of the lOOkOuts got his
Jaw broken with q bit of shell, and we
hardly got back when another poor fell
low was brought in with tWo-tbirds of
his head knocked off. Under these cir
cumstances we did not stay long; still /
had time enough to take 3 good leOk
around and see all l wished. The place
is undoubtedly very much injured; in
deed, it is hardly possible to do she
walls any further damage. The sea
front is almost entirely knocked into the
area, and you can now walk up from the
sea to the top of the walls which once
faced the sea. The wall which they
battered so in August is now the best
one lef; it retains pretty well its origi-
nal height. Il is the part of the building
which originally contained the officers
quarters, and was made pretty solid be-
tween April and August by filling up
every vacuum with sand. The side to-
wards the city has also, comparatively
suffered little. The casualties in the
fort are seldom heavy, and arise from the
men exposing themselves carelessly. The
sentinels, most of whom have 10 be-
posted at night, have mostly = shelter
into which they can dodge when they
see a shell coming. On cur return from
the fort we were again pelted with all
kinds of missiles, even with grape this
time; and one of our bOatmen got hit in
the head, and another in the back,
though very slightly.
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CHINESE PlRATEs.-Recsnt accounts
from China represent that piracy ls still
largely prevalent in the China waters.
One letter says that no small vessels Is
safe even within twenty miles Of Hong
Kong. Ships wrecked on the Parcels
or Pratas are stripped by Chinese iunks,
and the passengers and crews are simply
brought in because they are paid for Il.
On the 1st Of August the British bark
Parana left Macao, bound 70 Europe, with
q cargo Of cassia. She was suddenly
attacked by Chinese pirates, The whole
Of the crew, sixteen in number, were
killed, and the ship was burned. The
pirates now seem TO control ell trade in
native vessels, and it is said that al
market produce coming TO Hong Kong
pays tribute 10 them. Semmes and
Mafit should At once seek employment
with these Chinese marsuders.
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n al F nTRECTnRY.

Re LODGE, no ] hiess srag gttss3ag
a 4 Il McEwen, II q; J J. 6oakley, ' g. John
Sc, Secretary; ? X Spain, Treasurer.
5EIODGE, Mol Rssts suesp Monday nighl-
arls, \ G; " / Phillips, v 6 Hopkins,
arv: By Brown, Treasurer.
LODGE, No ~ EIeeis euerp Friday n5ls, 81
Hall on South Jhcrry street-James Wyatt,
NE Dorich, V @; T. Goodlett, Secretary, N
liton, Treasurer.
= RA LODGE, No Jos Germany Meeis ere'g
t-saaE nlghf--J0hn Heb6rich, y g; L Hocker, Y
A Wintef, Secretary; q Sietorle, Treasurer
( Jelly ENCAMPMENT No Meets oUeTy 81 and
wednesday niqhis-G Fuller & p; ID Harris,
HP.I 4. Weakicy W; \ K Griiin, } W.; John
iIiae. Scribe. Gutter, Treasurer
az BRANCH ENCAMPHENT, No a Mes,s sgeTB
s18 4h Wednesday nigAis-L Locker, G 7; x
.fnpbeI. II p; IL Park W; b Friedman, } W; I
! Coleman, Scribe Ward, Treasurer.
ERRE or REBECCAH Meets IL Friday niyh 81
iss,L yaoufh--John il Hide, J. y; kobt Thompson, a
IfN; j i. Woakley, Secretary Mrs G byrne, Con
duotor; Mrs Brown, Warden Mrs Ohas Robert
son, Sentinel
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United States of America +:

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILFD IN
w the District Court Of the United States Tor
the Middle District Of Tennessee on the ODD day Of
January, 1854, By Horace Il. Harrison, Ed, Attor
uy Of the United States for said District, who pros
ecutes as well behalf Of the United States Of Jo-
seph Z. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against J8 packages OF merchandise, box
es and 4 casks OF empty bottles, boxes
Of boots and 3 cases Of merchandise, all marked
uW B. Clapp," and against al persons lawfully in
ervenIng for their interests therein, alleging in sub
stance that said goods had been seized in said lis
t-ct on land foLfeited for in said inio-ma
ton set forth and alleged be true to wit: because
the same we're shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Louisville, Kentucky 10 Nashville, Tennessee, upon
a permit obtained by false representations and with
out any other and further permit Of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
process TO enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited % appear on the return day
Of said process aud nterpose their claims and make
their allegations.
Now. Therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOnitiOn Of
said Court under the seal Of said Court 10 me d.
rectsd hereby give public notice 20 all persons con
cerned in interest IN said property, TO appear be
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room 10 the
Capitol at Nashville the 81 Monday in April next
az 10 O'Clock A N then aud there to nterpose their
claims and make their allegations.
ianz6-I4t +. r. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. I
Office OF the Comptroller Of the Currency, ,

UTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigned, IL has been
made to appear that the First National Bank of
Nashville, in the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and &C
cording to- the requirements Of the act Of Congress-
entitled q" An act TO provide a national currency,
secured by pledge Of United States stocks, and TO
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved February 25, 1868, ana has complied
with all the provisions of said act required 10 be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking:
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MCCCLLocH, Comptroller
Of the Currency do hereby certify that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville County OF Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, Is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking, under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of office, this eleventh day OF December, 1868,
(Sirned) II. MCCULLOCH,
janl7-d5Oi. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Wanted,

ANY INFORMATION wHzrEvER OF TIE
"A whereabouts Of WILLIAM A. NISBETP, If lfv-
ing-if dead, when and where ne died. Said Nisbett
was private in Col. Futon's 44th Tennessee regf-
ment, in the Confederate Service was captured in
Kentucky near the tin Of the Perryvilie, KY bat
tles 10 1862 and, not Wishingt0 be exchanged, was
released, upon taking an oath Of allegiance to the
Federal Governments. since which time no tidings
have reached US concerning his safety. BE has re-
latiOus living near Louisville, who 10 doubt know
something oil his fale If So they will greatly re-
Eeve the anxiety Of his family by communicating
such informatiOns letter addressed to Decherd
station, Franklin county, wi reach me-
EYELINE NTSBETT
* louisville Journal asd Democrat COPY twice,
and send bill to this Office. jan 28-2s
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A New Orleans letter dated January

A New Orleans letter dated January
8, says:
Such . picture az New Orleans hiss
presented during the past four o. Eve
days, many assert that Il never presented
before; although find the old stagers
here vary from fifteen to twenty years
in their estimates Of the time since she
city last had such an unmercifui vista
ton Of Jack Frost. Certain it is that 10
Northern person could ever have caicu-
lated upon the remotest possibility Ct
ever experiencing such severe weather
down herr; and, although the ther-
mometer does not fall 50 low as at the
North, il Is impossible 10 tell how keenly
these hyperbOresn winds can affect even
those nest accustomed 10 the winlry
blasts Of the North.
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CORN! CORN! CORN! CORN!
w ANTED.


+ WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOIS or 500 BDsh-
j. ELs and upwards, deliveries on the bank o. tas
Cumberland River, within 100 miles Of Nashvile,
fsst OF West or ALONGSIDE the Nortn Mestere isi.-
road within 81 miles Of Nashville. The Corn 70 be
delivered il such zs 20 b easily loaded at
the following named prices
shened Corn. 81 per bus bel, pett weight Ear
Corn IS cents per bushel, Dett weight sleed Corn
to be sacked Corn IN the b. Be sacked deliF-
cred loose. a. the option Of me Government. Al
Corn, when delivered, 70 be wen damaged and secur-
ca from exposure % the weather.
Sacks b Be furnished By the Goyernmen. upon
proper security.
All Corn viii be inspected By q Government In
gur tor and win Be settled Cor upon presenting ne
Inspector's certificate AZ this oilee.
~ order II j. T. DOsALnSOS, IL Dol and Chef
D a J. d. STUBS
- Rim Capt. and A. Q n
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


lz.sris-,Ismen y. HiDton. pegu,iss-rhSmas hob
ii and J. X. buchanan.
IReyfrieT-PblneGE Garrett.
Iislstso--W Jasper Taylor
C0foss---G 3 Guuter
Rqngs---hle xandcr Mcdaniel.
I Eessslsts C1ilsct0f--W. u. aogeTf3e
y Hoilrsdd Ter CoHssioT-5. q. EfiloY.
Ols,rablsi for fss Eesigis Disri.---J0ha o. aaAfi
Ia J. r. Newman.
louNTY COURT
/ gnfes-Hcn. James WhitWorth.
eleTk-P Iindaley kiohoi.
A. Ths Judges Court meets the hfEt Monday n
lch meath, AID She Quarterly Court, composed Of
Nagistrates o. the Comfy, Is hold the hrHs non-
= IN January, April, Jaiy aud October.
tRIMlNAL COURT,
1ysdos-Hon n. n. Brion.
4 1foFrseg genefal--Goo. =. Siubhlohoid
/ Cgs-k-Charles VI. Smith.
g. The Court meota the 1rft Acsda7 IL Apfi An
81 and December.
; iiARCERf COURT
NanaelicF-- 49,
TeTt ard hfasle--J. r 9leaYeE
~ TIE Court meets ihe afai Monday "a hty hno
ssDb0r.
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$50 Reward.

60 LOST, IN The NEIGHB0RHoOD OF
HoiSs Ferry, big yellow leather POCK-
ET-BO0K, containing between $50 and
- $40 in Greenbacks, one permit for hunt
ing and one pass, good for 80 days in the name Of
John ing, and several receipts, only valuable to
the owner. The above rewar viii be paid at the
Nashville Brewery, corner Of Jefferson and Cherry
streets, to the deiTerer. JOHN KING
jan 25-Sa
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.

OFIcs or HAsuvILLE 3 CHATTANOOGA r. R. Co,
January "a, 1854. )
1T Is ORDsRED by The BOARD or DIRBCT0 BIS,
II that on Wednesday, the l7th FebruAry, 1854,
Convention q the Stockholders Of said Company is
caFld for The tufpose q eecting fifteen Directors,
q serve until the rext regular election; and 70 trans
sri any other business that may be brought before
ihe Convention. Iae meeting o. be hsld at The oce
81 the Commercial snsursucs Compsay Of tlis city.
O. n. FO0a,
sspls-td. visa President n. @ n. & %.
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A Hilton Head letter Of the 18th inst.
says the expedition from that point is one
Of vast magnitude. As many Of the Ves-
sells are Of light drsught, IL il thought,
by some that it will 90 up savannah
river others expect . movement 70 The
rear Of Charleston while others, still,
believe that Mobile is to be its desiina-
ton. A large negro force accompanies
the expedition, which will be landed Al
various localities to gather In slaves
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G. w. RORACK.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Catawba and Swedish
Brandes, and all kinds OF choice domestic Liquors,
which sold Wholesale or Ia any desired quantity
Sold by WOLFSTEIN & KRAMER, No. 90 Market
street, and by Dealers everywhere.
dec6-3me
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Fer Sale.

- a RAILROAD HOTEL, WITH THE $40 z,
~ Furniture ard Fixtures, and a ten years lease
low rent This House can clear from eie 1t hun
dred 70 a thousand dollars per month. The present
proprietor is compelled to 90 North private bust
ness. Apply 70 JAMES WALKER
No. 60 BrOad-street
Or A. NELSON, Real Estate Agent,
jan S6-3S 50 North Cherry street
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Medical Director Of Department.
-. Ill. 4 = n--nn. I.aIInnn

ss,noros. Glover PERM Z A. Once' OaHitanooSa -
1900 7Ielioal Di'eosoT. surgeon Henry
9-.ion- Once, No "A Cherry street. between Brood
"A Church. ,-r--,s ~ q ~
- X, % Cherry street, between Broad and church,
1901 Director RcsoTrt Cops; surgeon William
-, N VIOLA ofoc, High street, Gen . anger
oi9 .s5-,i Tieofo- q ne Posi = Surgeon Watson.
49, Serth summer street, near tie City Cemetery.
- 5s-oro.f Hayslal. Lieut. Col Geo spanidng
. ssisfaaf Provost AaFshal: oapsl.n Jsies : be!o'
80 TIlinois. Once az the State Capitol.
% - u ne Fos; Rrigadicr General
,.s,ser HeadquarttTs, College street, between
Church and Union streets 49,,
- -. of fhd ConsnasioT q he Dssiricf o.
r,--t,li- tser L Il Rousseau. Tie Bass residence
scssurcb street, between Vine and Spruce.
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Lincoln geld Is being freely used IN
North Carolina 70 betray Southern people
into the hands Of the Yankees :" and .
suspects that prominent persons and
newspapers are thus engaged.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-27
PHONOERAPHY

VIII be furnished free Of charge 10 soldiers In or out
Of the Hospitals, if their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours. SOLDIERS taught one
third less than citizens.