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Ole GDeiapeaFe @iraten foGlea on se Ser. StGateu
ausGrIiefcrtn oerecn.


ST. S pbn, g. s., "a. Sebr. 9as So
l3eisGeri6t CAB beute lein rrtbeil in pem Gbe=
iapeate 8iraten=6aa alb utrO perftgte, OaB Die
babel betbeiligten Beripnen ms @efdngniB gez
brd6t werpen iOIIten, I'm an Die Ser. Staatens
8eR6rOen auSgeliefert 5u perben.
IS beiBt barin, eS iet e%rpieIen, oaB Die Sc
iangenen II, 81. ben 9aupfer Gbeiapeafe gefaz
pert bdtten. gs iei oieS paS @erf BON @tern=
men unO S6urfen geweien. Ser Gapitdn eli
ne8 S6ife8 f6une unbebin9ten @ebprIam ppn
ieiner @anni6ait unb ieinen 9aiagieren per-
langen. Ser 8ertbeipiger bepeiie, baB Elm
i4retli4er 8irgertricg in ben Ser. Staten
berrI8e, baB aber Sobn Barrier feline 8olma6t
8ebabt babe, Sarerbriefe auS5uItellen.
Sn Dem aaperbrief Barriers iei feline 8pL=
madt entbalten, 8aperbriefe an Nnbere alSsaz
iteaen. @r (per Mtagitrat) f6nne Die @eanabz
ME oe8 Gbeiapeafe nidt re6tfertiqen. 9ieielbe
iei amino furandi, non jure belli (ais &qubz
iu6t unO ni6t na6 ariegSre6t) eriulqt. Gs
lei Seeraub, GaIb uNp Mprp, mife Dor ben
Ser. ct. Geri6ten beitraft weroen uno fa(le
inter ben NusLieferuug8e 8ertrag-.
9lan miro einen @eriu6 MAIDEN, ben Sail
mitteIit zines 6abea8 Corpus 8efebls ppr bas
Obergeri6t st %bringen.
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Die Marbfanb =0nir,

Die am "a. 9e6r. i'm Hpfale Der Babies llnipn Reltef @0U.
ciattpn serIdnrtelton ceutl6en Trnuen itn6 Suu1irduet la,
bet etnen 9cretn Der Dn beS bsutfb EN-
epdrtement Der MarbIdn6 StadtS.Tat
9~tsrlnSet, unS II. u. bei6lpner, bretnal irStentlid, ndnltb
MlDntas urb Wituppd NIB 8reitas, eiuise StunSen hes glats
~n,tttde8 fir BITE b~rraneu 3peGe Ter Sair g~e,netniam AT
drtettett.
Die erfen bic er Arbettsfunben finten s rettGg q, be n
27 Sebruar, bon SO ubr int 9nuie Der Brau Ratbinfn
Sutrp, So. 122 6dnrterfr, fat. -t
Die eeutl6en 8rduen uto Sun9frauen terben brt ben adj
tunGsSpa Inter seidneten freuneItG e~ingeldtea, i6 an hiefen
seineinldInen Mrteiten ;u betbetlteer.
Strfe CUR Gerarbettune fnb tsreits d~ltgeIdalft unb tperten
III ben Nrtettsfnntem ~tertteilt. SIM Muftrde Ses gereins
1trpntfd Stt1ter @prFsente.
fOED) .. Edtttnfd Gutrc, Gd1rtftE. .
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(sfebrjat-1Ws;)
HEADQUARTERS
FOR RECRUITING
LO D Il BO O 2 S,

3. il. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND GHARLES SITS,
,-, Second Story, entrance on Charles Street.
.s.4,. Open from Z A. NJ. to IL p. NJ.
All Information in regard to this branch of the public
service will be given at these headquarters.
All sound colored men, between the ages of Is and As
bond or free, will be enlisted and mustered into the u.
s. service, FREE MEN will be paid THREE HUNDRED
L bounty by the State OF Maryland, and if
resident of the City of Baltimore six months prior to en-
listment, TWO HUNDRED more by the city. SLAVES
whl receive personally from the State, each, ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. The master gets from the State
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS; and, if loyal, THREE
from the U. s.
Recruiting Stations are being established as fast as
possible, in central localities all over the State. Each
county will be duly credited for all colored troops raised
within their proper limits, and for all accepted recruits
send to Baltimore in charge of citizens Of such counties,
or by other persons who will make the proper represent
tations, showing where the recruits belong. The sum
total of all colored recruits will be credited to the State
on her quota. ASSES fth sst
The number enlisted already at Baltimore is SO large,
that parties from the country are advised, not to send
any to the city until after the 25th instant, when the
have more pronpt attention than is possible at the pre-
sent time.
Col. S. III. BOWMAN,
Chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer
(32fehrS( Hs for MARYLAND ~
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observation-disclosures.
3:mr Sfahridbt an stemcrsablcr.

5HC H~GHcpr1cDf an Stcucr31DLcr+
'- Gtts.G olectprs sS ffee,
Baltimore, bn "a. Tebr. 1864
Nm duen StsutrbtuS. bic an pher scr Mfontd9, eeit %. bs.
rt6t beiablt rerbett, mirt Elm neiteres 4 prcisnt 3tnin
ttn;ueetigt nebt benz 8stras her it'd, ~iteisenten %llnfpaen
SD pn nllrh ette Sreonndn; o~erpftd1tet, ipdbrenb her er-
fen 5panSis Gage bs @ondts Nt4r; cine Qife aler ruff1n-
bigger. ? teuerrt nerbtfettlidert SIT Idfen unb Bic Grfter Ter
Nnseiee duf be Steuetbtls sur Gtdnune at briueen. ere
Oteie Nd9ri6t wirb e~eseben, tarnit iplae per fsnen ib
bic ~llntrlten erlpdret fDnnen, frenn tie lire Bills fir 1865
TT htelen, Mrrdte nph ~tt;dtIen.
Wing, M arict.
tDp-gRO) Gttp-G paectcr.
Subifftens Sfiice Der Ser. st. Slrrmee,
@p. 20 5Uutbfrabe.
Sdlttntpre, bet "a. Tebrudr, !
0erteselte Mngebpte, I'M Dutlitat, inereen 1T hieler Office
entss aensenprnmen BIS TIM II lttr Mtttass ant Dprnsrfae,
BEN 25. 6ebrudr 1864 fir bic 0erloreurg heS Ser. Stadtel.
Subrfen S- Departentents nit -
100 Sprb Sutem EanneIbpl;, eirntal 1eidnttten unb
eefp1lten. Mb;ultefern in Der Ger st. 8dferct in
grnut1frdes, Srif6et 9rnbarb urb protttr., 8nGtte
f'rre, Nlb su folder 3ett, alsc ~berfnn9t mErSn
!3atluns wtrb alntorotli6 n fplten 8pnbs seindGt ais ii,
Raile limb; trenn tsine %porbanhen, 10 tsirb ipbalb frl@e eift-
WerFeselfe Ineebute, tint 8uplitnt, wsrSen ferner onee
ncn,u,en BITS un II 1lbr Detttaas am Sdnrfa8. ben q. 8ebr.
1854 fur @trtprsnn9 hes Ser: st Subffsnis 0spdrtenents,
db;ulte fern TT Baltimore, Nfb., NIT
&nrtpHeIn - In lpIden Suantttdtet, ais fIr Ste Nrnate
Dtdri tro Mpril 9~ebraudbt rerten. go Wfunb 6uf
sas Sui6el. ST. gutter Srrnan8 Serpnff In eutst
H Sldern nit t~pppelten Sp6er.
SSNniebeIn - IN frl6en Sudntttdtett oils trGfrenb Ger Mtr-
-- rate WtGds unb Mprtl 9ebrauGt irerpen. so 9funb
sgt eas Snl%sl; Sit outer Srenitns Scrsadt IN
Wldnt- 8rrtnninre frr bic Seri6ldee itne duf eteier Sftct
;t habet.
Sepe 9eripn, poer jtSes Neitalieb tiuer 0trraa, Sic Elm Sin.
aebrt maht, mug e~enIelteh etnen Greuett fir be 8idtuna
Der Ser. Staaten ~beileaert, tenrt nift Elm fplder Glib SMu
.bsrisltet perlUa idrt frI6er alf hieisr Office rtstfriri
se H 81
&c. SaG1tpdn,
(febr23-25) Captain unb Z. g. II, 9. VI.
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{OrS)
9gtt nns Mnhlift,f1.

Sa TUiBe btr fpten Yretie tss Cutters &c. ta6ett bic Gig.
rer bat WDbelpd9en eire Ser d~nmmlune sur @rlp1auna Ger
Sadie 9eta1ten ttb g8nt. @. Bed ;utt Yrdttenten ut6 Veter
fp9ne ;unt Sefretar ertpdhtt. &c mirten Ipednt ~fel1enee
SefGlife paIFrt:
Da MIR fur 8utttr (Rprn, Safer une &eu ,c.) bas Dpppefte
bss ~frdferen @reiieS te5atlen rtude,t fne tptr, ans @ere6tto-
let 8sgelt un$ unb uniere Bdtniliea, eeSwungeu, unIere pretIe
iu erbS9en unt rb9leiG ttr Is NIT Wtotrtrebet t9un, elaa-
ben mir, bag has publtfurt bncpn ~u6er;eIet 1T, tdB nur bic
Rot9nenttefett ms ipinst, ete ~fplssnben 8eidlipe ansu.
nebrten: i1
8ef6Gpfftn, tus bic @reife fir Suhrsr srt lest at
ftnb ioe fpl6t: 4 ss. e-tttu .171 .ra 4agas er-
Don l Bis su 5 Squares per Tutre ........-....,-.$1.5
Npn etnen @nte ter Stabt bis sum anberu. ..,....... 200
'utret TITS 2dnb per W1eile ..4...s.......... O.50
Tdhret eineS pidups unb Mnfelen Der nGttteen SuGfe $50
NtDbcl ron einerh Stem Stcdipert mad etuert aueeren
3tet Stodpert SIT brtr6ett ............t.-..... 2.25
6utrtn fur Wt6be1bdn6ler o SO
diff ruS Atitldeen etnes 81eiber {tranfe8. .......,.. O.75
Or. elmer Setttdtte nit teben @fr1en ............ 075
On. eirer 1rerG .8ettf6ttc d. ............ 0.75
90. ettcr ~niebsren @ettfatte. .................. OBS
DO. ether Settidtte init Eudbrcen. .,......,..... O.50
@tne 8uhre mad eineua Etrdtrfe rrr Der Stdrt .,,..,. 200
aue Tuhren fnb baar sn iatler.
% nj. 81. 9 ed, graFbent.
tDr6S) peter 2p9 tie, So.
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Jleue Anieiaen.
gGr observation-disclosures gScterancn.

Die !. MattIanb gabdIferte unb 1. so rb-
an SatteFte ~ereen bterntt au einen 8antett Elm.
eelaeen, nelWeS tgnen Don ZEN Stabtbbeb6r6en am Sretdg,
ben 20, Sebr, M6asmtttass I'm s lbr in Dem @afemianl Der
wirb.
g S. Streeter, \
tOp5l SprtBer beS MrrauaementSsG pn1tteS
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GitD GomnttffOncr6 NfTcc.

-|.@1 u - J" EdItimNe, zen 70. Vebr. 1904.
Der Stdtt.G rnnt1dr bat etne seftrietene 4pYlttdtipn
~tnebrerer Gianer BON grunb, Sransenb ait Sddfon- unb Sdr.
Sesfr, BON Fer Sabltnit BON WeRfraee un6 bic Sadlrnlrase
snilans bis 3ur Rreu;uns NIT Sarseshr. unb rte lsstere ent-
Strase fxTr einen S&tenenrse ~ausleeen 3a IaGen.
Rn6rtdt tuirb besbnlt hter6urt eegettn, tag er am Don.
nerara, ZEN 5. Wdr;. INT 10 ubr Mpreens, dnf fetner Sfdce
dnwefenb fein mirt, UNI Iestere Npplttattpn In Gtipdauna au
seben unb bdriter 3u entIHethen.
Srbn @prfu&,
2tbr-SItrjjaE) $50 Gits-G %pmmtNar.
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an einen i~pecielen 0rt gei6idt perDer, an
ipelden lie ullter elmer 9an5 i~peeiellen aufli6t,
feline SpeciaIitdten iiber Die 8etpesungen Der
arnee beridten ~f6nnten. Ne6,l
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Stn bic ipteocr int Siemft eetretenen 0Se=
terAren BON WfdrDldnos Neairterfcrn
ipeldhe icRf bier duf 11rIGmh Sfn,A 80

Dds bprt Stabtratb fir @ntpfang unb Betpirtbuno erronnte
Gpnite lrirf6t bic gtainet unb 98pbnprte Der aufs gisrs IN
Stenf setreteuen M~fnrslanba5 reimilteen pel&e ii& in pSer
nate Ter Staet %beiinten, 81 %1rfnbren. Sff;tere un6 .Ssl6a.
ten molten 9etdatsf tire Ndmen uncer3it9lih ait bic Office
hes Scnrh ri Claims, Np. 10. ScRtthr. ien6en. 1.ai
(Dl-Sa) 8crIiser res Spu1tte, q.
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SdrfeepcrSp0bI

lino 6rrtIekung Der auBerorbertlihen @enerats
Geri dntnilung
bes Ssfl8. Irb- Observation-Disclosures
Dpnntritd9, fen 20. 5ebr, Nnfane prleis 7 ubr gtenSS,
ippbei ieees 1etslieb erId,cinen in1f.
Die Wdtl etnes p9arteepers" fIr bic rrnt uMue. Mtb. Int
terri. 8eretn" 3u e~ritnberte Gtrtbfddft lit Npt6 @aofrase
gr. % fncet In per ont Dprnerfas, bcn rs. b. SD. fprtsu-
fesenten MISREPRESENTATION Notwithstanding fat.
9imd Ridbtrnit9Iiecer iinc 3I nicier SarfeepersSfene
-~ ipdblbar. 5uats44
A1e Mpplttdnten (Dfttelieter pber siftnitbtieter) uiIea
It'd f%pttntenbtt MtttprG, fen "a. 8ebry MbentS ;piI6en 7
rnt 8 lltr, in Me6onts 9uGe QBeit 8asettpfr, Np. 152, Be-
ffinrnun8ssemds bet etner p~rlfunss-G pntte yer Is Mi d
nelben, no tie nit een Bebtneunsen ndter Eefannt eernadt
~trsrsen. @tna fpdter einlaufenbe InrneIrunsen bletben II IT.
Idft6tt t f% 5 3 au4
NS, Die @eneralSer l1nlntlurg beginnt I'm z l1br, rds be-
%frneers teattet werten irate, benin, ipdtcr Gintrrtfenke
IN Il fen f4 lem bersits sei&eteuen eefcslta fieet.
U1 ". 0ubet, Graf. w
lSd Spl. IT, S. Sttp, SER.
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Gcnncntioneaes.

NIbaHp1 "a. S6ebr. Die Demotratil6e
.tdats@GOnpentipn ppn Stem Sort 1T in SiBung.
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asriien aefanaen aenpmmeu.

New gprt, "a. 6ebr, Ser 9ampfer
Gabalpba bon gtetp Orleans am IA. 1T l6er
Sep @elt, 90, angefpmmen. Gr bringt $40
9allen 8aumpptlc. 9as Ser. ct, &anpnenz
boot t6enprtd 6ubion mar in Sen @eit nit orei
Yriieni6ifen aagefommen. osE 9
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S9afunft BON 9ompfsrn.

&ews9prt, "a. 5ebr. Ser Gampfer
y &angarpp" ppn 2iperppol unb bic vGela" Don
SABRE iinb e~benfaIS bier angefpmmen.
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Office be8 "a. u. G3enerdIsNrcfDBi
81 NJ atf@aIs fur DctGipare nmb
-.4. 4e SEP nrntnnh a sH51fa5 aF 50-

SdIttm or G, IL. Wpbethber 1868.
rSrlsenbe SnfruftiDnen srn her Office he's General
cB-94arTG ptrben sur 8enntnis Solder eetrd6t, lie
inter bteier 3tebuns sesraen mprren inH rSer nrt ee;pssn
nerben.
~ Gin e~e3psener ytdnn rtrS gum Spibdt Der Ser. Stndteit
bur@ BITE Ttatia6e, bas Ietn gtare IN Der 8iebuna b~erdustdrn.
Die ihra burt ben prpirB- IRaritaa s~usefelte Sfptts TT nllr
cine Nn;ei8t btees TbatbefnrbeS un6 Elm Befebi, f& au
9tenf 3u nelber.
p Der yrtitsl 20 hes 8riesseeieses entE6lt fclstibe Sc.
ftinrnuns: Ane Sfisiere unb Splhdtet, bic uterfiibrt limb
h~sfsrtirt 3u iein, iOlen ben Grb erIeiben pber ful6e aaeere
6traF, ais fas llrtteiI hes 9rtessUert9ts nber fe ~terSGnsen
ntee.
-. 9. SeffrtGs,
VI. u. Professionalism fur 1eldpare itnb START
~(2Sg1pb-S1 Idub. tsIB5E ft31r4 .Js-rG
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Sin Serbartunt

Sim Oerbarinm M
srt ttred 100 pldn3en NTH fcfcr TT Su faufen seiudt. =
Refeftircnee belieben ibre Nbredet tn Fer Grp, IS 81. ab
~;Ieebe =. s a - h (@p6S(@
@afbin9tcn OOtcI 5u Dcrfarfen.
Ditiss 6pt.l lteot brett am Nniitr, no Der S6iFatrts-
Die Gtnrtdtung 1T elegant ut6 SpGfdnbte. @fdn melee f6
ant plase feI6it Gfe srn 1tanteS unb annfr. (25fe6rS)
1 ill., Ss5}m Derfamfem. as
.Ia..A. Gin neu erbduteS seriumises~ gpcbntaaS nit allen
@equemli6fetter, fpwie eiuer 8ierperffdtte NIT @inltluB
Don 2 Mder 2anb erfer Sualitdt, ait Der Spotstprn &pab Z
Meilet Spt Der Stobt 9ele9'r, 1T inter dnrebmbrreu 8eetn-
e,tn9en ;n r~erfauftt. Ndbtren Oferten fett e~ntseeen Spt.
@abeleien. Np. 176 Sdnnbur8fr. (otinb)
$50 Sanen &Drfe
in oeribiebenen @r6gen unb 9unIitdtcn pffcrtre In b~cliebisen
Suantttdten au duserft ~nicbrtsen Yreiien.
Z fee Ses5se uusec fgH Gbwnrb8 Blvd iH5%
( (3febrO ia geft 2ptbdt bftrdee.
SGcecret an D~erfdmfcft4
Cine fet 30 syatren betrietene 8dderei, nit grocer Gunt-
fhaft, if 3u Serfaufen, ba Der @igentbiinter it'd, prrt G5eihdft
surifsusieten minfdt. NaG3ufrastn tn gr. 1877 gcnbnr,
Ode rrn Bdntfr. (0uD8i .
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Oel4Gftss Nnaeise.

G. Gent & 6p. Eaten in aic. % gtprb 9~crarbifr., ndte
5d9ettrIro etn gBGp!eSale unb &etatl Srus-Gei6dft ur
Nprttefe erEfnet. Serr &. Stetntoier ipirt jeber5eitbte Yrd-
phrdtpt Srn Metifdmenten aufS giinftlttte teipreen, rpr-
auf mir bic 9erren Mer;te, frmie has gnblttn1h TN Mueertet'
men tSfi6f aufnerflant na6en. u U 1s
12fbr3Rt G. Senf x q o.
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Dentfd,cs Mrbcit6=N 1adbfpcifunaS=
1854 S%nredu, eg1de-s esaf-t@a
9ip. So Sbdme8ItrlBe, sala.
inter MufFGt fr sDeutiGen @eIe1l&oft.
&1e Dtejentsen, wel6e reuti9e Sdnbperter, Mrbsiter reer
Dtenfntdehen iu tei1afti9en wlriten, iSpie aQe beatlhen
@rbeitIudsnten ipcatn f& perISnli6 pbtri In frantirten 8rier1
fen an fen Isenten Der @eieliGaft, Serrn S. s. 81 eIltng.
tpffs 30. So G~hdmesfr., renter, wel6er urentselbliG Mus-
turft e~rttetlsn rtrt.
-ess Dos kiainlfs electromagnetic IuaJ md
4 tersetattih bel s8si30 tr t 2
etB asEN 196- 5nitb. 8rettpr 4 @e 20
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0eri9ts Werbnnblungen.

Criminal Court. II SSobn W. !9oo'
per, Sergeant im 10. DlarpG. Nest., peset gr'
i9ieBens BON Gbas. 81. @reen, farbig; trel9es
ipro9en.
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Marshal,s Gale.

obedience TO thirteen WTits veHdftioai eIpoOs TO
i me directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States fer the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
October term, 1858, / viii, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864, expose TO
public sale TO the highest bidder, cash, at the
door Of the Courthouse, in Nashville, Tennessee, all
the right title clam, interest, and estate which lie
grand d. Carney has in the tracts AID parcels Of land
hereinafter named and described, tO-Wit: tract Of
land in District No. Is, Of rutherford county Ten
nessee, containing, by estimate, ONB THOUSAND
ACRES bounded as follows: Z" Beginning at Walnut
tree (the Northwest corner Of said tract, thence
running South three hundred and twenty poles to an
Ash tree, thence East Eve hundred poles to a Dog
wood tree, thence North three hundred and twenty
poles to Cedar and Hickory tree, thence West Eve
hundred poles 10 the beginning''-ying about six
miles from NurireesbOro, on the Bradyyie turnpike;
also, tract Of land in Rutherford county, Tennsssee
adjoining thai before mentioned, on the south side
thereof, containing about THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACRkS-yested in said LeeTand H. Carney By
decree Ct the ChaDcery Court for Rutherford county
boundaries not here given because the records Of
said Court we're mslaid during military occupation
Of MurreesborO } also, lot of ground North Of the
town Of II urreesboro, Rutherford county, Tennessee
with two-stOry brick dwelling house there0n,)
bounded as follows " Beginning on the NORTHWEST
corner Of lot sold by said Carney Sterling B. Jones'
running thence North eight and half poles to said
Carneys line thence East about two hundred feet 70
the hne designated between lot of ground sold by
said Carney Samuel Briggs thence South eight and
a half poles 10 J0nes's line, thence West about two
hundred feet TO the beginning - also, lot Of ground
IN said town Of hurfreesb0ro, fronting forty feet,
more or less, on Depot Square, and running back
hundred and fifty feet-vested in said Legrand a.
Carney by the CrcHit Court Of Tennessee for Ruther
ford county, the record Of which having been msad
boundaries not accurately given all of the fore
going property being levied TO satisfy judgments
rendered by the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its April term
1862, in favor Of Jos. II. Thompson d Co., Abbott
JohIs Co., A. & F. Reed, Wright Bros. & Co., Mar
tin Pebble 3 Hamerick Martin Pebble, HameTick q
Co., COwell Farleri Co., Levick Rasn 4 Co., s. B.
Chttenden & Co., Herring d OFT, and Atwood Raj
stOn Co., and against Legrand H. Carney and Car
ney Duaer. Il. r. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
noV28-3t BY VI. LELLYKTT, Deputy.
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CoIered Itecrnifs.

Two hundred aud fifty colored recruits
arrived in the city night before last by
the North Missouri railroad, and several
hundred have come in from various parts
Of the State within the last two days
They Are all qasrtered ct Schefeld Bar
racks. The enlistment Of colored troops
has been going on very briskly in this
State since the middle of November
Nearly 1900 have already been reported
20 Colonel Marsh, and when stations that
have not yet reported are heard from the
whole number viii be $500 or 3 1000
Christmas week being the great yearly
Jubilee Of the negro slaves, many of them
remained at home TO their Christmas
frolic and settle up their social and pecu-
mary affairs; but At the end of the win
ter holidays hundreds Of Che blacks took
leave OF the plantation, bid goodbye TO
cole massa and missis," and enrolled
themselves as soldiers Of the Great Re-
public.-id Louis Deaocrat.
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n e L s O N IS
AGENC OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

A sPTKSDID FAMILY REsTDENCH, IN Eezs Mash
n vile.
An elegant Residence On vinsstrset, Al a ressona-
bic price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable, &c. with g acrss Of
good land, fruit trees wood and wafer IN abundance
Il TFiune, williamson county. Can be exchanged
f5rpr0perty II Nashville.
ans manufacturing site, sH the river baHk, IN the
corporation Of Nashville.
I00acres ofLsndi with oomfortabls improvements,
four miles north OF the city, AZ SEQ per acre TWen
" more can be had II the purchaer doea not
want ali
Two elegant siOrshOuses On the Fable square,
Nashville.
Brick Dwelling on csdAr-sireet, bstwssn spruce and
Vine, No. 40.
Lots, improved and unimpr0vsd. IN Eiesfsid North
Nashville, Soeth Nashville, and Weai Nashvills
So Deeds o. Conveyance, Mortgages, and an kinds
o. legal documents drawn up b. con petsnt After.
heyE
81 Fire, Marine and Life Insurance. Poucios issued
} O. 2 Saith, Agent
pCaliat NELSON'S OFFICB,
decis-lm c1oTry-st., uear Uuiou.
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DAVID and the KIng ID Dahomer


AT an American fsstivity in Berlin,
Mr.. Theodore S. Fay, well-knOwn 1T
terateal7, and late Minister To Berlin, said
in the eOurBs Of long speech:
l have placed the King of DshOmey
and Mr.. Davis together, because they be-
long together. The two gentlemen are
associated in business. They do the
same work, deal in the same article, and
in the same spirit--the spirit of savage
despotism and the lowest pecuniary
speculation. The King Of DahOmey
sweeps the adjoining territories with his
armies, in order TO procure \ supply Of
the glorious staple, while Mr.. Davis has
organized this rebellion for the purpose
of creating large demand. The firm
consists of three parties: The King of
DAhomey is the resident agent in Africa;
Mr.. Davis, the head partner, resides for
the present in Richmond; the third part
ner, of inferior rank. but equal utility and
merit, is the slave-trader-the ferocious
pirate who carries the human cargo from
Africa 10 Cubs, and whom the success Of
the rebellion would admit into the ports
Of New Orleans, Charleston, New York
and Boston. Both empires have the same
object and are built on the same corner
stone. If MIR. Davis succeeds il will
consolidate and extend the empire of Ds-
honey. If the King of DAhOmey and
compeers be suppressed, Che whole enter
prise of Mr.. Davis must fail for want Of
supply.
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HEADQUARTERS CoEzussIoE FOR THE
ORGANIZATION OF q. s. COLORED TROoPs,}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1863.
Circular No. l.
In accordance with Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished for OOlored Troops in the De-
partment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreesboro', {"
Gallatin,
Wartrace,
GAINESVILLE,
Shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort DOneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President
and consisting Of
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied TO any person claiming that his or
her slsVe has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing Of the said rells.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an cath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish Off
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, for the
an Information and guidance of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall +
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with q de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board 3 valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
ALI enlistmsnts will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STRARNs,
Major and A. A. g. q. s.,
Oom'r 0rg'n U. s. ColOred Troops.