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NO. 219.
An Expensivc Falfure.
Amone the euFious fsaiprss If :

Among The curious features Of the re-
cent British attack on She city Of Ksgo-
sima, in Japan, is the fact Of the failnrs
o the Armstrong guns, IS recorded by
i officer writing from the feet to friend
in England. An ingenious explanation
is given fer this failure, whereby the ex-
cessiye cleaning Of the shot By the sail
Ors is made responsible for the disaster
to the guns. Were il not for the concur
rent testimony Of the English press be-
fore this event relative to these guns, We
should be inclined to attach somO i'm
portanee 70 the explanation. But the
failure at Ksgosima had been aniicips-
ted by the best writers in England on
this subject, and public sentiment has
been slowly settling down INTO the be-
lief that the Armstrong gun is not by
any means what it was supposed.
To the many persons in America who
used to attach terrible degree of forcs
to this arm and who were always hear
ing of Armstrong guns on board Of rebel
rams and privsteers, this fsilure will
doubtless skord much relief. II certain
ly should do so, for the prevailing opin-
ion in England is very far from fsvoriDg
this gun as . match for our American
artillery. ST.. William Armstrong has
ruined his invention so much 10 eonse-
quence Of the results Of experiments ct
ShOeburyness, that il is difficult to say
what form is its latest. Nor need we
care much as to it's details, in view Of The
established result Of 81 these expert
ments, that the most effective gun is the
old sixty-eighJ pOuRdsF. Yet on the
Armstrong gun the British government
has expended moro millions Of dollars
than we have in this wsg b rear up cur
iron. clad navy. Wilh0ut any disposi-
ton to boast Of cur achievements, We
may point to this comparison with sOms
degree Of national pgi9e.-N0rth ADlszi-
zr-s
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General orders No. 5.
CEIEF QUGRTEBMAsTER's OFTCE
Nashville, Dec. 27, 1863.

REGULATIONS FOB THE HANDLING or PUB
Lie rRoPERTE ON THE LEyEE, AND FOB
oTHKR PURPOSES.
l. Property when unlosded must be
placed at such distance from the water,
IS viii secure it from all danger from 3
sudden rising of the River before it can
be removed.
II. No property Of peFishable nature
win be put on the Lsvee, without being
well dunnaged.
III. GArgs Of men working on the
Levee must not be allowed to stand or
loaf about the piles of grain or other
supplies, and this raIe must be particu-
Iarly enforced in wet and muddy weather.
While loading or unloading boats, men
will not be allowed to smoke pipes or
cigars on the Leves.
~. Supplies Of the same Department
viii be kept together IS much as prseti-
cable, and to this end boats containing
like supplies viii make their landings
together as far as possible.
V. Supplies Of a perishable nature viii
invariably be covered with paulins at
night, and during rainy weather, and
such supplies will not be removed from
the Leyee during such weather.
vi. Officers having gangs of men,
whose services they do not immediately
require, will notify all officers concerned,
and on application win loan such men
for the time being to officers in need of
additional aid.
VII It must be understood, that every
officer of this Depot, whether he has
control Of men or not, is Immediately
concerned in its efficiency and thorough
ness, and is authorised by me TO arrest
al men loafng or in any way neglecting
their duties; it is particularly chayged,
! that should any officer find teamster
blocking up the street unnecessarily,
maltresting his animals, or committing
any outrage, to take the number of bis
wagon and report the sans to the Office
of the Chief QuaFtermaster.
VIII. 1t is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move through the streets Of
Nashville faster than walk, that they
shall always keep the right hand side Of
the street, and that whether moving OF
stopping there shall be left between every
six wagons space of the width Of
the street Wagon masters will be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
of this order.
J. L. DoNALDsoS,
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General Order-No. G
CHEZ QUARTERRAsTER's 0FFICE,0
Dept of the Cumberland, Z
Nashville, Dec. q, 1863.


Dept Of the Cumberland,
Nashville, Dec. q, 1863.
In view of the accumulation of public
property at this Depot, snd for the better
protection Of the same, as well as of pri-
Tate property, in case of Fire, it is hereby
ordered:
1st. That all employees of the Quar-
termSster's Department at this Depot, Of
whatsoever grade or station, will consti-
Gute body Of Volunteer Firemen of the
Quartermsster's Department, and on the
alarm of FIRE, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt Charles b. Irwin, A. O. n,
is hereby announced as Chief of the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. -
Sd. On the alarm of FIRE, each gang Of
labOrers, mechanics, teamsters, clerks,
etc, will proceed to such place Of rem
devious as will be designated by Capt
Irwin, and the boss or foreman Of such
party will proceed with dispatch to the
Office of Capt. Irwin, on Cherry street,
who will give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to be performed by
such party in helping TO extinguish the
cohfagration, or to save public OF private
property.
4th. The foreman or boss Of each
party will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution Of tbss6rdets
given by Capt. Irwin, but also for the good
behavior Of the men in his charge. AAy
! Biregularity, depreciation or theft com
mitted by an employee Of the Depart
ment wiz be punished severely.
5th. On the alarm of FIRE, Capt. Irwin
viii place himself in communication
with the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partm6nt, and use his best efforts to hsr-
monize the action Of the volunteer force
with that Of tho established Depart
ment.
9th. On the alarm Of fire, the parties
organized under their respective foremen
viii not disbsnd until orders to that
effect have been received from Captain
Irwin. vi
7tb. While fire is raging, the foreman
Of each party win detail man to report
70 Capt. Irwin as messenger 10 convey
orders, who viii remain with Captain I.
until properly discharged.
8th.= Captain Irwin viii establish rules
By which details Of men shall be made
from. each gang or party, on alarm Of Ere,
TO remain behind in charge Of their re-.
spectivs quarters, shops. trains, Offices,
etc. sts.-.
9th. Every Quartermaster in charge Of
public stOrs-housss will prescribe rules
for the employees under his immediate
direction, for the purpose Of sxtinguish-
ing any fire that may occur on his own
premises, and viii also keep At least one
dozen buckets filed with water on each
story Of the buiidingI 50 Oocspisd By
him. l-
10Th. No stoses OF fires for cooking
or for mess purposes, will be allowed
about any Of ths Public stOre-hOusss,
and al quaFtermasters viii have watch
men on duty, day and night, to ses thAt
the necessary fires for the .osaess are
duly guarded and At the proper hour sx-
|lngnlsaeo. rss
J, L. DOsALDsoS, Q f,
dsc2a-H Chief QaaFtermastsr.
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A OEE.LEGGED SKATER-Among ths
numerous fancy skaters on the Public
Garden pond within tho last few days,
no one has attracted more attention than
3 young man, who having lost one leg
has learned % skate With the other
alone With soms assistancs from
cfutch be propelS himself vigorously over
the ice, and darts amoBg The shifting
crowd with As much sppsraut ease IS it
he was fully supplied with the usual
means Of 4ocouotion. - B9slon Post
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I O. O. f. DIRECTORY,

TYaSNEssEE LODGE, No Eess erey Taesdsy
rSeAt-R Il MoEwen, G; L GALLEY, @; John
Hioe, Secretary Il spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II; Nscs suerE Honias nigkt-
J L Parks, n C; W ! Phillips, O. 7 J hopxius
secretary; 2 Brown Treasurer.
a ssftIEY LODGE, No 20: Aaets srsFy hfdaE Etga q
their BAL on south therry streei--iamss Wyatt,
NC; NJ Dortoh, V c; z G0odleit, Secretary, y
&C Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No Jos (Germanl: Mses ere-p
Thayzdog Highf-John HebeTlch \ q; L kieckCr, Y
g; Winter, Secretary; Sieterle, Treasurer
RIDGELH ENCAMPMENT Ne I Meeis spcTF Isl cad
"a Wednesday, nigAts-G Fuller, 7, y Harris
Jr, ID p; J L Nsakey, W; \ GTiiin, v; Jchn
Hide, Scribe, Rlt Cater, Treasurer.
oI.INE BRsNCn ESCA1tPAtNT, No : hcstf suerl
% end ga Wednesday Htgks-L Locker, T; + A
Campbell, n p; j L ark s ", b Friedman, J " i
Coleman, scribes \ Wsrds Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REREOCAH: Gesss Isl Fridoy sl9H n
.sek gaoaa1--Jehn , Hide, L "; ROht Thompson, 4
lssssJ L Weakey, Secretary Mrs G Byrne, Con
ductor; Mrs \ Brown, Warden Ars Chss Robert
son, Sentinel.
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Paneh hss its eonceitsd joke upon 81
European Congress. Its cartoon repre-
ssnss Napoleon and Eugehie arranging
foE grand party, when note il brought
in from the Balls, declining. "Ihen
Es'll have TO give up the party" ssJ
Napoleon, Hths Bnlls won't come" Ger
tainiy, h the English hags one trait more
preminsas than another, .it is nodesty.
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The greatest power Of endurance Of
sueh hardships IS belong 10 = soldiers
life belongs 10 men over thirty five years
Of age; msn from eighteen 10 thirty are
ten times on the Eick List whore those
older are only once. The records Of the
hospitals sroubd Washington develop
the fact thai, aside from surgical cases,
TIE patients under thiriy-fiVe are ~
forty 70 one over that age f; consequently
8 sound man Of forty, and Of temperate
habits, viii endure more fatigue and bard
trestment Than one equally sound At the
age oi twenty. Go in, second class.
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A lady was robbed Ia one Of the New
York city stages the other. evening, ID is
alleged, By means Of chloroforn. Itwas
90 dsxterOusiy and unobservedly applied,
they say, that she bsoanle unable in >
momsnt or two, 10 help herself, and thus
became Nneasy prey 70 the piekpOeksts.
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IN Paris recently the Duke Of Bruns-
wick Was robbed By an English valet
Of dismonds 70 the extraordinary valas
Of nine millions Of francs, and twenty
thousand fra ncs 10 gold. The thief was
arrested with All The property on him a.
be was in The set Of e1nbErking at Bou-
logne fOr England.
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Medical Director of Department -2
,sroeps. Glover Perrin, L SA. Once ,ChatianOoga

kaFeo0a. bioVeT T0Tlli 2 , q. Oll0sl NHaIla0V98Al
Tenn, ...- o.. .-ar-sr -Haef.' q
Z : xsslssaaf lfsEisaI DS,sdes; ssrgton Henry
Thurstou Once No "a Cherry street, between Broad
and Church. fEf He-ls
Eesioal InsBetO~: Surgeon " Cleudan IN, Q Vols.
once No 2l Cherry street between Broad and Church.
Nfeaicai Direcssr Reserve COPS surgeon william
Varien, Z SFos. Once, High street, Gen Granger &
ed headquarters.
HeIsoai Director q ne Post: Surgeon L Watsoz.
0fce south Summer street, near tie t'dy Cemetery.
n Provost Aarshal: Lieut. Col Geo spsuldiag.
: Assasass FSepesf AaGsAal: Captain 5Einea s Boyd,
Bfst Ilinois. Once Al The State CapitlL
O0ExnGAder u nc Pod: BriFadier General r S
Granger. headquarters, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
EsHeaagsarlsrs o. Gt C0ssaadsT uf he DisiTict q
Nasbrifs: Gen i Z Rousseau The lass residence
Church street between Vine and Spruce.
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sIkipt Col J l. DONALDSON, Senior and supervis
fnr Quartormaster. and Chief Quarteruastsr of
Depota, Department Of the Cumberland. Once
les Cherry street.
Cant. JAMEsF. RUSHING, Chisf Assistant Q1arteT-
master. OfBoe los Cherry street.
Capt =. s. WINSLOW, A. Y. NJ, bs5prsing quar-
termaster. Once lO5 Cherry street
Capt. CHss y. IKViN, A. 2. ~, IA charge ot Cor
ralls, stables, Public Animals, Means II Iraps-
portatiou, Lumbor, Workshop, &C. Once los
CherTy-st
Cart. J. c. CRANE, A. Q. NJ, In chsrge 6f Railroad
Transportation. Once CbUrch-sE, az ChattaEoo-
ga DEPOT.
Capt. J. =. sTUBBs, A. Q. n IN charge of Forage,
TIsI for afeamlrs, ana Hivsr Transportation.
Once s. Cherry street.
Cas- j. EOHIUS, a. q. n, IN charge 0f Depot
Transportation. O1lce % Cherry -stTcet.
Can't g. p. MING, A. q ~, fn charge 81 Hofae Medi
oinss, Hardware, and Miscellaneous Z. q Stonts,
; II. sOncs Dos { ssuTry -stTest.
Can't n j. cox. A Q. n !, IN charge Of Etationery,
q A Blanka, llCthtpg, Samp and Garrison
EguIpsge once " Market street
Cant A N. TUCKER, A.. Y NJ, heceipiing and
Bisburrihg QaartermEster, L. 4, Military kaf-
roads. Olhce eharch-strests Al ohattsuooga De.
pot
ebe@et II Posf TranspoF tati0n, hospitals, Bar
rseks ouartert, Fuei, Commuiatiun uf cuRrtsu
y aa&Faes, frinrng. issues 70 detsohinents, Ge-
a. fioe ~ Cherry -stIeet
o.Bt- FRANCS b. KueAf, A. Q. n, in charge q
R0rlh- Western Railroad. Once oolisEe-streeti
81 N0rth-W sstsFn Depot.
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s@ GED WlHal OF HOSPITALS Ii NASHVILLE
The following Is oorrO0t list Of all Hospitals IL
this city:

The following Is oorrOot list Of all Hospitals IN
this city:
Hospital No 1--Od Gun Facfors Surgeon Q "
Horner College Street, on the H.
Hospital Ne 2-Uniue7sifg building. Surgeon r =
Iynde, { Vols, Market street, on the Eih
Hospilal No 3-EHslegs Building. surgeon / ID HsT-
lOW, L = Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
Hospital No 5-Guu FdCf0rH: surgeon W HOge-
boon, / Hole, upper ond 81 Front street.
Rospilai Nc s---Has0zic Hall Surgeon " Otter
son. Il Voig corner of Church and Summer streets.
Hospital No S-CaTriaqs Factory: A Surgeon q
W France, S A, Market street below tbeSquare.
Hospiial No LID Pes Heuss) snrgeon l. d
Hoge u A, on UavereitF Iike d..
- Hospital No l2- -BreadieaV Hotel: Surgeon W IAa
ton. 4 : Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Hospital Ne i3-Hufae's High School: Surgeon +
Taylor, Vols ouraeT of Spruce and Eruad streets.
HOSPITAL Ne I4-Naslrills Female Aeadsng Surgeon
Jh Phillips, Z Vols Church street, ne the Chatta
nOoga Depot.
Hospital No 15-HvEei's High Sokoei: Surgeon VIM
Chamber $ kosi corner ~ line apc summer ets.
Hospital Ne l6-( COH;raband) surgeon RO
nayne, I S A, corner OF Broad and Front streets.
Hospital No l5-( OEosrsD Surgeon Is Lyndo,
Is Vols, Markft street, on the Hill.
unspt1dl No 1e-BorTgs q Ssratf0H's BGi3mf: sur.
eeon J W Foye, y S Vols, No Market street
dosBiigl No 2l-Mofhodist Church: Surgeon +
Fuller, Vols, Church street, bet Summer and Hgh
OuHbcTiaed Hospifal Surgeon Clark Mctefmout
U Vols on Hardin Pike, west Of the PenitcntiAry.
FrisoH Hospiial-SeooHd BGPtia Church. A A Sur
ze5n 7 Q Hi6kuan, q 5 A, Cherry street. on she iii
ConualesosFf Barrocks MaEiUsH HoNan Corner oi
Church and Cherry streets.
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s25 Reward.

T osf, sToLEN on sTRAERD, on SATURDAY.
Ia sight last, one snail GBEY Ma Be, about thirs
kssn hands high; ysars old, Abd shod All roand
Any person who viii dsliTsr ths Mare a ny siaess
Church-sireet, shall receive twenty ave dollars
and no questsna eskSd, CALEB 6. HARRISON.
lan B-se
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no RENT-FoR 1854.
The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
: rsrF Acres

CTFUATED between Galisiin and White Creek
- Turnpikes, IN the centre Of which IL the family
rosidencs Of PGymssteT Barris, OF the Q. :. Navy,
and En the Northern border Of h two small Cottages,
Wth rs barn. Stsblee CArrags-houss, spring house,
an&e other cODvenielf outshOuBes IL snoros s
PEASANT residsaos nssr the city, and the soil ia
. eEcailsnt for eultivEtion-
3 lAppiy 70 ~ GEo. HAM, Paymnstsr Q. 3. Navy,
. He's York" or 70 e. 8 : B T. 9. SCOFks,
ko lOPagk Street opposite East mont Of the Cap4ol
Z % Nashville, Tennssase. a
vova-tt Az { fcoas
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Mr. spurgeOn. the London preseher,
lately demonstrated with the young la
dieT -of bic congregation fOr faiBtiEg
away % often.
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OoLOEE6 TRsoPs-A letter from Pu-
laski, Tenn, says fun regiment Of col
cred soldiers has been recruited in that
nlaoe. -.-. -
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sr TO THE S0LDIERSi
We have published q beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.


For the use OF Soldiers.
It's printed in four cSlors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and ARTILLERY,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
s.o. Ablank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 1sx17. The certificate is enclosed
in 8 pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
nail il to his friends aRd they viii get
il framed and preserve it as = remsm-
branee. -g a-
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
I. n. RHODES & CO.,
30 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
osi6-sm
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. ohronic Cases

with satisfaction RheurnatS N Aneotis1s OF the
Lungs Diseases Of The throat, sweled JOints, stlf
Limbs, Pleurisy, PaiEs, Uosr q Cancer, Gravel, Dis
eases or the Rsars and Live 2, InfamAtsa q th'
stomach, Neuralgia, Kings XVI or scrofuls, Deaf
ness, Diseases Of the Eyes, De affiliated Systems, pys
pspsla eg Indiges tisp, and COnsumptiOp-iogether
with al PrivHte Diseases and diseases Of the Urinary
nrrarss ---- -
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Anew csghsdral Il Gboat 70 Be erected
in Havana, bailt RhollYof iron, the es-
timatSd cost Of which Is 81, l,OOOUo0.
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W- sterility.

Young MARRIED LADIES' 'zhoss misfortuns Il has
been to bring forth In due season, remember Cod
has aaia yoo should multiply and replsnish II this
s yoar dosrt, you consait eahsr By lsi.er or
person 80 lady ever thirty Eve years Of age need
mSre appIcatioa. An eonmhnH at!en BY letter -sT
-,.,.nr, rrrirtlr annndeniIsl
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London thieves have taken to drop
ping vitrSoI inls ladies' pockets A hole
Is soon burned and the thief Rnds >
purse 10 ihe street.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

e. Advertisements inserted n tbs Special Ooluun
charged at the rate Of twenty cents psr as for the
FIRST insertion for each additisRsl insertion ten
osuts IN the Local Column thirty cents per Has sor
she hrst insertion Tor every Additional Insertion A.
soan cents. @
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~- To th . Ladies.

All Aho6tions Of he VIC ms treated With success
Those Married ladies' who have been so unfortunate
TO msosEry or prove abort on be carried 70 their
fdIi time II iound preGnAn's ;, By giving ne Acall
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The Officers OF OoIored AegIments.


Another nice question for the Govern
ment, and one which must be answered,
is: What is the status Of officers Of col
ored regiments Is their rank merely
nominal, or are they TO be recognized a.
holding the positions the Government
gives them?
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas ]. Morgan,
Of the eOlored regiment at Nashville, is
an accomplished, gallant gentleman a
graduate Of franklin College, q member
Of the original 9TH Indians, lst Lieuten-
Snt in the 70th, Aid % Col. Bruce while
in command at Bowling Green, recently
and Wortbily. commissioned Lieutenant
Colonel Of hi5 present regiment. Lieut..
Col Morgan, 81 the Christmas Dinner at
headquarters in Nashville, offered bis
hand 10 the Lieutenant Colonel Of the
1O2d Ohio, with whom be had had,
when Lieutenant, some friendly acquaint-
ance. The latter refused to take his
hand, saving he Sdidh'i recognize ihess
Niger officers" ..I
noW the question is, viii The War De-
partment recognize these Niger officers
or have them recognized in our army
II so, il differs with the Lieutenant Col
onel Of the 102d Ohio.
Lieut.. Col Morgan, has few equals Of
bis rank in the service, Intellectually.
morally or sOeially; and nothing but
rank raises the Lisutenant Colonel Of the
lO2d Ohio 10 bis lsyel.-Ildianqpolis
Journal, Jan i. --......
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rhe &C of -. senamss.

Soma weeks since Mrs. Semmes and
her daughter, Mrs. Millnor, Wsre arrest
ed on the charge Of having sent poisoned
wine to Vests Building Hospital for the
purpose Of poisoning the military officers
having charge Of that establishment.
The wine was sent, and some of them
psrtock Of it, after which they were af-
feeted as if they had swallowed arsenic.
After having been under the charge Of
the military, the ladies were handed over
70 the civil authorities, and the case was
brought before the Grand Jury Of the
Criminal Court, and they were admitted
10 bail 20 await the issue. The charge
was carefully investigated for some time,
but the Grand Jury we're Of the opinion
that there was not sufficient evidence Of
guilt, and they dismissed the charge. It
Was aacertained, however, from chemical
GnAlyis, that quantity OF arsenic sutTl-
cient to produce sickness, if not 10 cause
death, had been put IN the wine, but the
Grand Jury believed that Mrs. Ssmmes
and her daughter were wholly unaware
Of the fact, as it was shown that they
had sent part Of the same wine to their
friends, some Confederate prisoner, in
the same hospital, without supposing 10
contained poison, as the analysis reElly
demonstrated. It was thought the pois-
on was put into the wine when il VsI
bottled, more than two years age, by al
unknown persOn.-Baltin1ore SIN, 29A.
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- Nieht Emissions Cured

YUVsG NES, step bsiurs you 1Hrther 60. OF al
dseasos Euhisot % Mar, there Is disease 50 hars
. cure as Night Emissions and plvgcians are s1arne
thai understand treating q and TO yoa eau say mas
have cured dozens in shis CITY, as vel As q e,fef'
sat States. who have spent dollar amer dollar ard
are new wei cured BY me. an daily reosivtng let
ten and sending medicine 70 al parts Of the Ooartry
IN word. Al thit arc diseased ia any way ssa vih
give me a cal, Nil give Eatisastpu for all-si ne
diseases nsniisaed in tits sdyerszztrnsni he bsss
d rsisreaess gwen in thls oity.
Az sttsrr eirsstee 70 Z ~ 81 ,Et4lc q
DIR. McGILL,
No "a Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
jan.G win neet Witb PgOmpl Agisntioa.
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Marriage and Eunsral Notices,
Viii be charged ct tbs usuAi Advertising rates.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
oRIMINsL COURT,

n.-r Cserk-Iave G. Love.
sz- Ths oouFs mesis ths hrst sosds5 in Marc
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