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, 1864-12-08

uIotl - elcct complete clearance or our R1tai
1. rrtpafatots going cyc'usivey into thu
1oesa,e Trade. we will offer the whole of our rich
Ana tashionable stock In Ne Department At
Greatly Reduced Prices
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ssh,
And continuing all Is disposed ot In this our nsl
eacrt IN the Retail TrAe In Chicago We assure our
reHulnr customers. md Others, tt consideration
ot the cost or present value Of Goods VIII b. per.
mltfed TO stand In the wny Of THORaUt&H AND
naming stock Of:
Hosiery, Dress Combs,
Gloves, Fancy Fans,
Under Clothing, Ivory Jewelry,
Skirts, Knit Caps,
Handkerchiefs,> Hoods,
Sun-Umbrellas, Nubias,
Parasols, Afghans,
Dress Trimmings, Sacuues.
Cloak Ornaments, Breakfast ShaWls,
ezso., etc.,
All OF which will be offered without reserve ut prices
tint caunot fail to please those who appreciate BAR
GAINS.
II Purchaserse HOLIDAY GIFTS will lnd it p..
ticuoTly to thei interest 20 cnt' anff nspect our
stock. GRAVES l. IRVINE
dtanS}ttf net IL Laka Street
, 1864-12-08

The Georgian Heard From.
Col11SGwooD. Wednesday, Dec. 7.-The
steamer Georgian arrived here this evening
, 1864-12-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaeo TIibunc.]
MADISON, Wis, Wednesday, Dec.
The Wisconsin Presidential electors met
IN the Senate Chamber at noon to-day. They
organized By choosing Hon. J. ". Bonman,
Of Columbia county, Chairman, and Hon. ".
, 1864-12-08
Chicago Qril)nne>


40 - "Ae'9 AN'' LIZ" - VI "nere Z
WILL emerge. IL WILL CONC presently to hani
the news we all awnit. Meanwhile In thi
instance 1t is the most salutarr of al1 v.,,t,n
moods to kern m n rfnt1c s,,n-oor oron,o..
7.,. .,,r -. =. ee .-.--o.
80 ,ao1;~cd fov rhtfo :, g. -. s'su s aau 1es
,,o.st,o,s ona;nst dtsostor -, ~. y. Ptc
taado- o,d stu,d --a,l hro.od - resss s,
49, ~, ard ~ r,sr ,ros,.s.,n .,E' 80
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,o,,.,.es .tsta..nS. - uS Po's~ ano
~ 49, m,onns 49, " a.a1-. 49, 49, alsp11eu
49, - 49, 1..a;s. L ..a.;*:a. so .e'e'
hu,,oe, ~ +ba .;n, ~ f,r s's - - ~
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1s. o 10 w. - or., ,a's c Wa 0ome s..uolaues o'
- e.. - =. .x.Srs, ,1.,
and Rousscnu .o-oncratin~ in 4le rcor .r,tI
Thomas in ftont. The next fsw davs vii, de-
clare It. however. and until lien We cannot
leln the situatiop BIZ firh1in.. the t,tt,c ~
1u,,er,
From Graut's ar1uy. restfno fron haf,r,
Richmond at Dutch GAP. to be,ow potore.
burg, there is only an occasions. renort a,
7ieket firing or scattered artillery practice,
cut m 1lans do not ] isca,1r thor ana a8a Prs pr
go -, .r... 4,.---s ~1~&~ w.. oe q
f,'aoo euola1 eneet Inefea"ay presently. 1t
isl 's near at hand Gant is not asleep and has
co., ~. .a,,e, c,.,t.s, -, .e eau 'aso IT.
lore the rebel capital Will wind up with one
Of the most striking tableaus of the .rar thns
-
, 1864-12-08

NEW YcNE, Wednesday, Dec. THE
steamer Bavaria, from Southampton tue 10th
ult., has arrived, but her news has been anti
cinatgA.
, 1864-12-08
FROM ST. LOUIS,

The Rebel lEFolf-Guerl11a Squad Rout-
cd Mt Cape Girafdenu-AM Instance
Gf Rebel Chnrity-A She lkcbcl E11rn-
, 1864-12-08

The Union E1cctorH-TAc Military
Com1lls&ion-Publtsh tsherns Convention
Rebel DIkturbanccs-mayo Pro-
clamnflou.
, 1864-12-08
FROM DES1ld>INEG.

The losgR Supreme Court-Thc Elcc.
t0r%-Weat1acr Mntters-MIlItnry and
Civil Offenders.
, 1864-12-08

WAsH1HaTos, Wednesday, Dec. Z.
GENATET


SENATE.
Mr. LANE. Of Indiana, introduced bill to au
th0riZe the holding OF special session OF the o.
S. District Court Of Indiana which Was ordered
to be laid on the table until tho announcement o
the committee, and then be referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The President pro tenn Ibid before the Senate q
communication from Gov. Hahn, of Louisiana,
accompanied By the proceedings OF the General
Assembly OF Louisiann, In tic election OF H. G.
King and Chas. Smith as Senators from that State,
31F. WADE, OF Ohio, presented remonstrauce
nunac1ously signed by citizens Of Louisiana, on
the subject Of the election Of Cutler and King az
Senators from that Stnte.
Mr. MORGAN, Of New York, presented the Gre
dentials Of Chas. Smith and r. L. King Senator5
elect from The State Of louisiana. &c did intend
to propose that these persons be now sworn in as
members Of this body. but the Senate would be
better informed nnd satisfied In relation to l the
proceedings connected with the election after
they had been examined and reported upon BY q
committee Of this body. He therefore proposed
TINT when the committee arc appointed that the
credentials OF the gentlemen be referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr. TRUMBUl4L, OF H., understood TINT the
papers Just submitted BY tho President pro. ke7n
were copies Of the proceedings Of the General Az
ecmhfy Of Louisiana, and somewhat volnminous.
As it was not proposed to takc any action at this
time. he moved they be ordered to be printed
Mr.. WADE moved that all documents on the
subject he printed. Carried.
1t Lalfpast twelve o'clock the Senate adjourned.
, 1864-12-08
TIE GENERAL MILITARY SIT
UATION--FROM GRANTS
ARMY,
A Steamer Sent ont 10 Meet Sher.
man on the Coast.
WASHINGTON NEWS---C0N-
GRESS!0NAL PROCEED
INGS YESTERDAY,
AFFAIRS At NEW YORK zQVATtOH
TO WlKsL0WA
OUR NEW YORK MIDNIGHT
DISPATCH--THE MARKETS.
G0LD---GENERAL NEWS
ITEMS,


Latest from SherInnn-matterH Con-
RFekA1onal YeA1erday-Suprenne Court
Revenue Fraud-Pcnsion.-M
and General Gossip.
, 1864-12-08
ER0Nf DETROIT.

4 FrcHf1 Ikumor Of a Rebel Rafd-Ex-
EtcnH1ve Defensive PrepaFations-
Comments Of the Local Press of
Hff1nAdasT.
, 1864-12-08

Post Matters, N enpi.1x, mid Down The
River feEB-Froln tic Cumberland
from Western Kentuclly-The Draft
and ttA PoKtponementi In the State.
, 1864-12-08
Nrm aDhertlsemfnts.
CLOSING SAL E
AT
IS Lake Street.

In order TO effect complete clearance Of our R.tai
Dpartnent. preparatory 10 going exc into thu
Mao!esae Trade. will offer the whole of our rich
| and fashionable stock In lLe Department At
, 1864-12-08

Capt. Winslow, Of the Kearsarsc, is stop
ping at the Ast6r House, where be WIS wait
her Of Commerce. He will have q public re-
ception tomorrow evening.
To-day's papers are barren Of news. being
filled with the Message and accompanying &
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j. Il. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AID
PICTURE GALLERY,
So College-street.

THE PROPRIE TOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleied bis Gallery, and, in elegance Of
style and design, il is inferior TO none in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best sui. Of Ariisls, to take
Photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known ia the Photograph
ic Art, and TO have them placed in Oil or
Water COlors, By the best Artists.
Miniatures of diseased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, snd colored.
q full assortment Of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Cases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought TO this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of Oh paintings, Co lored
Steel Plate Ergravings, French and Chro-
mo Lithographsfr0m the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER;
Ross Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, Corboud, DObson, Lsndseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
HammsD, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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To BE ExEcUTED MKT FBIDAK-A
couTt-maFtisl which convened IN this
city Some time since tried the follOsing
soldiers, f. uni them guilty Of dessrtioo,
and sentenced them 70 be shot ia this
city or tho 9Th Of January: Private @ p.
Goddard, Of company 4, TWsntisth Ken
lucky; Corporal Robert 4. CroBeI,
company Z, Twentieth Kentucky, ard
private Wm. Packet, ComPany X,
Eleventh Ksnt9cky cavalry. Goddard
escaped from tie military prison some
time since, snd Corporal Robert L Gro
we'll hSs been respitsd By order Of The
President Private William Pucketi is
now confined in the military prison. and
will be executed On the day named.
The prisoner is = young msa II foe per-
sonal appstFauce, and POSSESS more
than . limited education. He fully ap-
preciEies the doom which Is before hini,
and appears 10 Tealizs that be is soon b.
be sent before tho jadsemsni seat Of tho
Almighty. lie is very quiet, and bas
nothing % say to any one except when
questions are istsd him, and then he
AnsWsTs them in NE shortest possible
manner. The execution will be pubic
Louisville DsnoTGt
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Marshal,a Sale

ID Y virtue II writ rerjoai eypouas 20 directed
- from the CircU.t tcurt o. sho United States fJr
tie Nicis District o. Tenuessc a. is Octber term,
1855 IW expose g. pub ic io. q the high st bdser
f-sh a. ths oclT o iha Colft-Geuss. 30 Nashville,
IT,. rossee, uSencrE ht II o'c,-ck, y. a. , On
TUESDAY tls lZtl day e JANUARY, 1854, al the
ght, ,tit e. claim, interest, a1d estate wu.gb " T.
A. Ramsey has 90 cer-sia tract o. parcel o. land
Fog 6cd. usT. isoz county, TeuH., boautsi fcl-
lows - Beg inning az stake IN he c-nt-e CT spring
street in Centre q TIE calvert Wbare tie SAT- street
crosses the cree. being TIE bsFi1nD= c-rncr ~
t-Uct o. ani conveyed ty tic Jliln BslS u Ieunss-
see % Noes ". Wctnors. by teel bearing date the
4 "a q Arrl iefs; thence aooE Tie centre II sid
Fi-eel S1lLh - degree hast, ulre poles ard l2-lV0
Of . uee, % q sisEs in The ceUt-e O. sa.s street
tbcuCo aI1ng the centre = said ftTest, SlUlu, 81
degrees Fast, thirty two poles AID les q a POE,
60 stake 10 the csutro o. The ihITsctisl Of spring
unl Fdss streets thence VITA the cSlfre ~ Pass
frtst North, 5S< degrees fast, tniTtyoGr POLES and
s0lg3 o. le 10 the cs2tTe Of Fter ETctt tnrToa
G,EE tn- centre o. y ster street North, Si i West,
fcyclty y-uiue p les, toH Etske, rTsrOf ue1t %
q q ccEveyed 20 said Wsfm1rc by william L. Fcs-
tlr, hy dcr1 oRted ~, april, 1852 thesce With the
&. of said last mentloued trscs 0i land, ong tue
e-ntreof Fosterst et NorJh sea 8 csEgesI, nins
~ r., q lr bsianlng corLeT "a fsll trati, WLsr1
Fte:er ret rTcssr the cr-es tirrcH cogn tie
centre of he creek horts, llA q g-rUa Woti s-1ty-
four r irsand o6-ip1 ~ iais, 10 ths tcg EnilF p
ctutsi lEg scvrnts r and i-risr GrTcf, rlors ~
lsfn. the SINE heinF svied q ssfsfy iudgme =
4, ami said ". =. A. Rsnsfy aHd others,
\. 4. GLAsuCk, MaruhaL
n0Tt1-s4 Byw LsALTEu, DSpaiy.
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LE TENNESSEE, FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1864.

and use them in aid Of the Government.
! forbear to make further quotations, but
the balance would apply with equal
force; but be who fails to see the above
quotations Of "a proud look, . lying
tongue, hands that shed innocent blood,
heart that devissth wicked imsgins-
tiOns," as justly applying to the prevail
ing traits Of the Southern COngodeFEey,
is mad, and the heathen sdage would
justly apply to such: "WhOm tbs gods
are wont to destroy they first make mad" ,"
But if there is any who will join the
Southern COnfederacy in this late hour Of
their distress, let them pitch in; their
race is likely to be short, bat If they
should survive the rebslliOn, eternal dis
grace, IS : traitor to their Government,
is their doom. FAY CARPENTER.
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war has fallen with crushing weight.
Ooe circumstance, hOEever, strikes the
spectator as little singular. Many Of
these refugee families arrive With their
negroes children, for whose welfare they
seem IS much concerned IS for that Of
their own flesh and bIOcd
SAN UNKNOwN WOMAN"
Following the winding railroad from
TrentOa Valley to ChattaaOoga the tgaY-
eler finds himself turning suddenly
around the base Of Lookout Mountain;
on bis right Is psFpsndieulAr bluff, and
away down On the right murmurs the
waters Of the beautiful Tennesses. lei
a lovely place indeed, and while com
muniDg with nature and Fuminsiiac upon
all sides, bis attention is attracted By >
saltEeter cave, at tas entrance to which
is solitary grave, with a rough head
board, upon which the follcRiDE is in
scribed: "An unknown woman, = victim
OF rebel baIbaritv, buried by the mem
bers OF the 5th Ohio"
lie PAUSE, ana reads the history Of
suffering and wrong IN that simple
A-4-N-A AANA-f eA-NA Nsa4-N3 III NNaAAANA A0E
what her history could have bees
Had shs no husband, 10 children, no
father to she'd = solitary tear upon that
mound" is the question he naturally
Esks, snd to which 10 answer is given.
The folioWing is the brief story, -
related by a private soldier, who re-
ceived it from az old man residing in
the valley. The ecldisr does not now
reselIect tbs rsne. The woman was the
mother Of two children; the father was
an intelligent, though poor, man, snstivs
OF New England, who remainsd true 20
the Union, and, when urged into tie
rebel ranks, rspslled all offers OF position
and remained at home. During the Oc-
cupatiOn Of the valley by Bragg, be Wss
conscripted, and, few nights after, while
trying 70 escape, was shot by the pickets
Upon The poor widow and her children
the wrath Of tho chivalTic soldiers fell
with Crushing weight. Driven from her
homo By them, the children soon died Of
hunger, and, after vain attempts 20 reach
Chattanooga, aud obtain sOms sid from
charitable people, shs was fOrcsd 70 sub
isct herself 70 the behests Of a brutal
soidiery, snd sUfsr living death. Ds
tsrmined TO free herself f-cm them, she
escaped TO the mountain cave and watch
ed an opportunity Of escape to Chstta
EoOga. Driven by hunger from her noun
tain h;ding-plsCe, che psrisbed st its en-
trance, and her sOul was freed. Oar sol
diers found her bleached bones and con-
sigG.d them to the earth. This is the
narrative IS told By one who pTof,sssd
10 know. II true, it is but another pic
ture of the dark side Of wsr-snd one
that is not without parallel. She sleeps
gently and alone, where the wind mur-
mur5 softly am0Bg the cid oaks, sRd the
mountain Tiyulets meandsr down its rug
ged steps, free from yAndAi touch, and
"La th.i is ff,a' hsrnov is pure, womsn'y."
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General Order-yo. G.
CHEF QUARTERBAsTER's 0FFIoE,)
Dept of the Cumberland, :
Nashville. Dec. q. 1864

NhAEt NJUAEIEhaASTEB OFFiCEsi
Dept of the Cumberland, :
Nashville, Dec. q, 1863.
In view of the accumulation of public
property at this Depot, and for the better
protection of the same, as well as of pri-
vate property, in case of Fire, it is hereby
| ordered:
1st. That all employees of the Quar-
termaster's Department at this Depot, of
whatsoever grade or station, will consti-
tute body of Volunteer Firemen of the
Quartermaster's Department, and on the
alarm of fire, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt. Charles Il. Irwin, A. Q. 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 bOes 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
confagration, or TO cave public or private
property.
4th. The foreman or boss Of each
party will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution of the orders
given by Capt. Irwin, but also for the good
behavior of the men in his charge. Any
irreguIarity, depreciation or theft COM
mitted by an employee of the Depart
ment will be punished severely.
oh. Oa the alarm of FIRE, Capt. Irwin
viii place himself in communication
with the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
psrtment, and use bis best efforts to har-
monize the action Of the volunteer force
with that Of the established Depart
ment.
9th. On the alarm of ere, the parties
organized under their irrespective fOremen
will not disband until orders to that
effect have been received from Captain
Irwin.
9TH. While fire is raging, the foreman
of each party will detail man TO report
70 Capt. Irwin as messenger to convey
orders, who will remain with Captain I.
until properly discharged.
8lh. Captain Irwin will establish rules
By which details Of men shall be made
from each gang or party, on alarm of fire,
to remain behind in charge Of their re-
spective qusrters, shops, trains, Offices,
etc.
OH. Every Qnartermsster in charge Of
public store-houses will prescribe rules
for the employees under his immediate
direction, for the purpose Of extiDgnish-
ing any fire that may occur on his own
premises, and will also keep at least one
dozen buckets filed with water on each
story OF the building go occupied by
him.
IOlh. No stoves or freJ for cooking
or for mess purposes, will be allowed
about any of the Public S.Orehonses,
and all quArtermastsrs will have watch
men on duty, day and night, to see that
the necessary. fires for the offices are
duly guarded and at the proper hour ex-
tingsishsd
J. L. DONALDSON,
dsc29-u Chief QuarternssteE.
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CHEF QUARTERHAsTEB's OFFIoB) !
Nashville, Dec. q, 1868. {

Nashville, Dec. q, 1868.
REGULATIONS FoR TIE HANDLING OF PUB
LIo PROPERTY on TIE LEyEE, AID FOB
OTHER PURPOSES.
I. Property when unlOaded must be
| placed at such distance from the water,
as will secure it from ell danger from =
sudden rising of the River before it can
be removed.
II. No property of sperisha6le nature
viii ba put on the Lsvee, without being
well dunnsged.
III. Gags Of men working on the
Levee must not be allowed to stand or
loaf about the piles of grain or other
supplies, and this rule must be Particu-
larly enforced in wet and muddy weather.
While loading or unloading boats, men
will not be allowed TO smoke pipes OF
cigars on the Levee.
". Supplies Of the same Department
will be kept together as much IS practi-
cable, and to this end boats containing
like supplies will make their landings
together as far as possible.
Y. Supplies of perishablo nature will
invariably be covered with paulins at
night, and during rainy weather, and
such supplies will not be removed from
the Lcvee during such weather.
VI. Officers having gangs Of men,
whose services they co not immediately
require, will notify all officers concerned,
and ca application will loan such men
for the time being to officers in need of
additional aid.
VII Ii must be understood, that every
officer Of this Depot whether be has
control Of men or not, ia Immediately
concerned in its efficiency and thorough
ness, and is authorised By ne TO arrest
al men loaGag or in any way negIecting
their duties; it Is particularly charged,
that should any officer fad teamster
blocking up Ito street unnecessarily,
maltresting his animals, c. committing
any outrage, TO take Che number Of Lis
wagon and repOst the ssme to the Office
Of The Chief Q7srtermaster.
VIII. It is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move through the streets Of
Nashville faster thsa walk, that they
shall always keep the right hand side of
the street, and that whether moving or
stopping there shall be left between every
six wagons Z space of the width of
the street. Wagon masters will be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
Of this order.
J. L. DONALDSON,
Dec29-tf. Chief QUsrterrnaster.
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Marshal's Sale

Il obedience 20 three writs rsHatoni erpoaas to
L directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States, At its October term for 1863, I will, at II
O'Clock, A. H., on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANU-
ARl, 1864, expose 20 public sale 10 he Enest bid
der FOR cash, at the Court house, in Nashville, Ia
v!dsoI county, Tenn, all the right. tI'ls, CAIN,
interest aud estate which T. q. Burt has IN "a certain
lot piece OF ground IN Edgefieid Davidson county
Tenn on the south de OF Wo Gland s.r ct" front
ing Sly feet on said street aid running back one
hundred and seventy feet 20 an alley, aBt numbered
81 Ia plan Of Shsibys Addition, which is registered
in the proper Office iR Daydso1 count, on rage 43 Of
Book q ami al The right, tt', claim, interest and
estAts which +. y Burt has in piece OF parcel OF
ground IN south NRshy he, Davidson county, IenU.
descT bed az " bCg-unug at the corner Of CauuCu and
Lsws stJeets, running Casiwsrtly, solg Cannon
street, hlbdred and forty nEr et to tue 'eut-e
Il nitesa feci alley, thence Eo"hwarciy along said
alley tao hundred and d!tyone fsct 90 shook l.Uo,
thence twar ily with ShCoks lae one hauared aud
sixty-6v feet 20 Lewis street, thence ssathwS' q
two hundred and d ty-one !eet 90 the beginBingtis
registered on pags ia IN Book 81 q tie 4 gsTar Tor
Davidson county, Tenn; Eud all tbs rrat, title.
claim, interest, Ent estate which II GrUOmc5 hls
N piece or parcel Of land 10 Nashville, DavIds ~
eyu1ty, Teru., desgnstsd as Lot No. s. psrt Of The
original College LII No. 81 described ss fronting On
harses street thirty feet, sni running hair way bock
60 tolrge street, one hundred abd tTei-e feel''cu
veyej o. Z. q. Gfooncs hy Jas. Parrish, BY deed
d,t-d juuo l7th 1875, recorded On page A. ia Book
$50. cf ne Beg trar for davidson ovguty Gi the
pacP-Tly herein Esned, having been leyet On to
satisfy BlEmCrts rendered by TIE Circuit C0UTtof the
United aies for tic Middle District Of Tennessee,
Hurt, aad favor Of ). L. Wayne Sun, Duer, No5-
re q Co., Aud u. C.ostermsn.
B. 2. GLASCOCK, Msvshai.
deca-3t b v. LELIYETI, Deputy
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I. Q. O. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE IOD6E, 40 ]: Essts srep Tusssas
nighf-B Il McEwen, n G.: J ! v oakley. Y G JOIN
y tiice, Secretary; L sien, Treasure.
TRABUE LOpGE. - II: Rem srrry MouicH ni7bi-
! I rsIks. y G; W I fhilA z, Y 4; I ! Hopllns
Secretary; B ; Brown, Treasurer.
ERlltY LODGE, No 80; Ho.ls err-y Frssl1p ailht al
their fiaii on south hyty strsei--Jtulrs Wyatt,
NG; NJ hr;ca, V 6; / 4 Ggol-est Secretary, y
&C itton, grearuror.
AURORA T. nsE, Nc les tCcrUtn) MeetI erery
TkHrsdeg nj ti--5. In l4saerch. - o.: l. @ Eur,
G; A Winter, ~rrrettry; 6 ~'eterle. Tr,a aprrer
RInGEtN ENCANrNENr No /: Mosfs eu,-p Isf oad
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-08
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contains the following:


contains the following:
Yesterday morning st hslf-past three
o'clock, Lieut. Col. Lord Abingsr, s. r..
GuSrds, was married at the cathedral
By His Lordship the Metropolitan, 20
MisI Ella Msgrudsr, the lovely aad Sc
complished daughter OF Commsd0ro
Kigruder late OF ths United States navy,
aud niece Of Mbjor.-Gen. Msgruder,
commanding Confederate forces in Tex
a.. Among those present were the mem
bers Of the hsgruder family, the bride's
sisters sciing ss bridesmaids; Lieut.
Gen Williams, X. c. p, Major General
and Lady Sarah Lindsay; Colonel Con-
molly, who acted a. best man, and num-
Der o. officers Of tbs Guards, comrades
and friends Of the bridegroom. The
happy couple left toEn yesterday af,er-
noOu for Boston, where they will spend
few days.