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A RCANA WATCH-AS ELEGANT. DU.
LArahe and Teishle a. the fnett gold watch Gentr
.c,ze, nnntng Gaze, Lever, AZ. Ladies Huntins
ARCANA WATCH co.
4i3 G2 Fulton IT. New York P. .. box. SCI
PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
- BRIESrs HAIR DYE.
lhe ho7't De OF the World Is used in preference .,
~, n DOES NQTsrAIN THE Skin,
anu ~ "a Sto ha aye Ircd ~ ack ledge,
Tut changes Red OF Grey hair 10 beautiful and nAtur
IL BLACK OR BROWN,
llnstAntAneOuslvl
~ ~ Fifty CENTS = PER ri .o Bd py'eO
General pepot-40 south Second street. Williams.
WHOLESALE AGESI,.-D. Barnes l. Co. u Par,
Row Fraser 4 lee, 20 Bokuan ~ Wheeler III
and cor Houston Il. aud Ave - nosdlcy gi Eitb,s
ave" Porter faiichild, 40 Hudson IT. and 7i SIKH
aye; Drugrists can also be supplied by & u. err,
lENlON' - sixth ave. ~
REAUTi, NlGOR AND DEVELOPMENT
- BY Gymnsstic exercise by waking, rowing.
" lmmlihe; !iGlut, clc,, IN NOycmler No. lLLLsT,
a year. I'D
FREE TRADE vs.. A TARIFF - BOTH
sides Of the question, by distinguished wtiter, In
20 CITE. S2ayesr. AZ
INTEGRITY - WHOM To TRUST-RELI.
slous ier'9r without honesty can hey co-eNist sa
NAL, 20 GEMS, Al ~
T Owe AND LOVERS-MATCH-M
"a The Vile 10 her Hn,band; eel bscv. ana ami,
shaker view; hrst and erond love: q eam. etc, m
cent or ~ year. isy
NOSES-THFlR SIGNIFICANCE, MORAL
philosophy Dictionary Of Phfeuolosy and Phys.
ofomy II cuts. Instincts of snimsls sunshine Coz.
noCony, tobacco In tho November number oil IN.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOl.R<aI "a r.nt. 90 y" 49, 5ue
year 10
OFFICE OF THE NOBLE WELL OH.
- Iolpany No. PIlcsL ro,m No T. Ncw York.
~ HtelLk 81 tue sto I holdess OF the Noble We'll Oh
company wi. be he'd NJ the ONCE Of the C.mpany
ihe ~ on Monday, Nov. 18Th, lsU5, a. L. o'clock M
Tor the purpose Of feduc M Ne ,tsl soct ~ ~.
Soup Nh{ rom 100000 i've hundred thousand dol
laIl To- u GOO Zone hundred thou and doar.J and
ior sneh other business may De brought teiOie tie
neethR' luli attendance II re- uested, ~ 'wo-
thirds vote OF AL the share OF STOCK 10 required to
%MecotLpsh We object Jaines II L.laoIe Nni. a.
HIuuu, hoifls iiauFhn, John =. Seymour william
nIii ca N!tAI Moore, llastees Of the noble Wei.
q Il LEADING GENERALS-PORT
= ,harGc.t ant lioFiaphy Of Haior-ben. james b,
Nttmt{ th'hel OF e. see Darling, Henry stiff; "a I
sGaisIuryi the s,a Bear, N November No. PHREN-
oLouICAL JOL kNAL, 20 ctuts, OF - 4 year. -
THE CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR
- No'tmleI o. uos ready contain, AT ces ua
FhIsoshomY' FhgIiolo-r, Fth1ology, PiIeIology,
snu Sth9oSy' WIN poitrnits ghtrac,ers and bip.
Fhlii - Oh ul-t'hrlirhtu men, Aro on Zee Irsds
Sna Iio,cnoni OF Love aud Loycrs; the SOuG be.lt,
isqt anu l,ty, iopuent tc!i' acr Moral Philosophy,
instinct Of Animals Integrity: Nhom 10 Truht p
l'pious teTvog without hone.tr; Ausv ers 10 on
Pnndonu. New Book, etc. only aUcts Neru
b,oidway, y. T. az
THE SOUL-QUESTION OF IMMOKT
- ", toleseeins aud torekuosing-W L.
10 November No PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURS
~ cu - wear. a.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-11

THE SOuL-QUESTlON OF IMMOKT
ny FoleseeIng amt torekuoNing-N ma is
Ia November No PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURN
~ cts. sga year. -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-11

A RCANA WATCH-AS ELEGANT. Do.
Arahe and reiishle as the tnett gold watch Gents.
s,ze, hunting Gaze, Lever, 40. Ladies Hunting
Gaze, s25. Six for sl.5
ARCANA WATCH co.
AS G2 Fulton n. New York r. -. box SC Ia
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IRON Lookout Mountain.

A correspondent, writing to us from
Lookout Mountain, says tia post IS
under The command Of Brieadier Gem
eral King, a regular army officer, whom
be regards as the fright man in the
right place lie adds ae- 81
ssThe quarsermattsrs department is
ably represented by Capt John God
frey, 40 NJ, who has had erected
and pat in operation several saw mills,
bakery, and Z. S General Hospital,
besides rebuilding and repairing the
roads an6especially theroad ascending
the mountain from Chattanooga, and
the quartermasters employees are al
present busily eugsged in building and
repairing, buildings roads, and getting
out logs Tor The mills.
Captain Noble is eommissary Of sub
sisience at this post. The forage IS
mostly brought up the mountain from
Chattanooga by muleat eamsand a train
Of paek-mules.
Gatewood, the notorious guerrilla
still with g gang Of ruiiianss infests and
disturbs the quiet Of this section Of the
country. lie aud his gang keep bid
and concealed by day, and scour the
country by night Our scouts OCCASION
ally capture one Of the rssesls and
take them to the military prison at
Chattanooga Last Friday night,
Gatewood and his gang, it is re-
ported, came to the NcColluch place,
four miles and half from chAttanoO-
Ga. and conseripted several men in that
vicinity, and took them away with
him But ! must close fer this time
Lowell
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Tha NnliarF sltuaII0n.

The news by telegraph from the ar
mics of Grant and sherman, which
we publish this morning, Is decidedly
interesting.
The attack Lee was constrained to
make on the 25th on Grants lines, and
which. for ; brief period, promised
success. resulted in serious disaster
TIE rebels were not only whipped gen.
t,elly. and large numbers captured,
bat the attack disclosed the important
fact that Lees veterans no longer
fight with the spirit and determination
of men who feel an interest in the
stakes. Hundreds of them preferred
capture to returning 10 the rebel SER
vice, and accordingly gave themselves
up. This is another, and an unHis-
taxable sign Of the e5b Of the rebel
lion. and the hopelessness Of those who
hsvs fought its battles. It must have
been enniueutly disSouraging g Lee, to
witness this conduct Of those whom he
had so often tried, and WHO he rushed
into battle in. the fOrlOFn hope Of &C
complishing something 20 encourage
the depending people who have put
thar greatest trust IN him.
But Grant was not satisfied with re
yulsing the enemy's attacks with
heavy loss in men and morale He
made a counter move On his left, cap
sured an extensive line Of rife pits,
and after brilliant eight. with varying
success, held and now retains them,
thus extending his lines, and rendering
the ensmys position less tensble-
Large numbers of prisoners were cap
tured on this part Of the asld also.
The LOSES Of Lee on this eventfnl
day foots up in killed, wounded and
prisoner, not less than eight Thousand
men. The loss in spirit and morale viii
he quite as damaging He cannot af-
ford to lose the men, as they cannot
be replaced The pluck and endur-
ance Of the remainder absted, how can
he expect to make reputable resist
ance when the indomitable Grant gives
his legions the word TO mOyef
The rebel accounts Of victories over
Sherman IN North Carolina prove to be
but in accordance with their policy TO
exageerate successes, for the purpose
Of keeping the people from despair,
and die armies from dissolyiDg- sher-
lnsn's course has been onward. he
march has been irresistible. Johnston
could do nothing to impede il; and on
the very day he notified sehodeld he
would join him at eoldabOrO- his inyinc-
ible army appeared there. Johnston
aed before him, and continues to Zee.
The situatiOn in the old North State
Is deeply interesting, to the patriotic
and viii he watched with unusual and
eager hopefOlneaa The rebel leaders
ike little wsntOn boys, hsye stakeo
their all upon single throw and they
are doomed to disgraoeful defeat
Be patient ifiends Of freedom and
the Union, the end is nigh.
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searcIty Of Honey.

The immense amount Of vouchers
held by the banks and moneyed men
Of this city at this time is the cause of
greater stringency in the money mar
ket than the decline in prices, or any
other form Of commercial distress. The
amount is Variously estimated at from
eight 10 twelve millions. We learn
thai representations have been made
at Washington of the necessities Of the
case, and that q strong effort win be
made to induce the Secretary Of the
Treasury 70 make arrangements to re-
nit at least portion Of the funds nee
essaTy 70 pay OF the claims held in this
city. The current business of the bank
ing Institutions compels them 10 call in
AZ Outside loans, and this additional
pressure, occurring st the moment
when al kinds OF trade Is stagnant and
panieky is q serious hardship The re-
lief applied for Is believed TO be within
the power Of the Government, and We
trust il may be afforded at the earliest
moment
The abore from the 81 Louis Demo.
trat Of the 18th pcrtrays q state q
monetary affairs which prevails in 9TH
er cities besides 81 Louis Similar
complaints are made at Louisville, and
to some extent here We hear every
dey.af theseareity Of money and the
decline Of trade consequent thereon.
The Governments Is, however, now en-
gagged in paying of the troops, and win,
VI understand, continue until al the
armies are paid. This viii afford con,
siderable relief but Of q momentsr5
character Il Is to be hoped that it win
be followed b. the payment ofvOhchers
ihus giving relief 70 hanking institu-
ions and moneyed men.
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Hon HenryS. FOote has favored US
with copy Of iis address 10 The sOve-
reigR People Of Tennessee Il is a
neat pamphlet Of fourteen pages A
synopAis Of 1t has alreAdy been laid be
fore the readers Of the UxloS about a.
much, we suspect as they care 70 ace.
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MERCHANTS,
No. q We.l Feurlh Sd, CIneInatl. ..

WE have formed partnership under the above
" nAme snd styie, for the purpose OF doing q
General Commission, ReceiV ng and Forwarding
Business, and beg leave to announce 70 our fiends
and the trade generally, 10 manufacturers snS pro-
ducers, that are prepsre1 to receive, end awe
our prompt attention to conslgnneD and 20 the
interests Of those who may fvo Us with their bus
mess ok
We also prop0se-and have arrangements 70
make It special AM permanent feature Of our hu
snesa-to purchase gOotiz on ordars for merchants
aud others doing business IN the South and west
I'm tha Ea4aral inasl ,shiah oonrof fiji ~ .,vra q
source Of convenience and profit 10 those awaiting
the nse,res Of our services. We the efoFea solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction viii
be given
PFompt st.enton gwen alse to Receiving an id for.
EardinF goOds- --..f
LeemiBg It unnecessary 10 use the names OF
ae refer with pride aud confdeEce 10 our late OH
ciai positions, and 70 those who have kaoWn us
longest aud best in oar native section, for tue
prcmpine.s and fidelity with which We may be ex.
ported 70 discharge oer duty to vi VIII msy in
trust tbeir bu-iness and ln'erests in our care.
We respectfully invite Tennesseaas, and r. ends
from other Sections Of the Juntry visiting this city
FOR their convenience 70 have their letters address
TO our care, ami 70 make our once their headquRr-
iers during their stay ia the city. n1ffn "a
QffleeTs sud Soldiers hsying Trade Permits for
Tennessee, can Be facilitated in their bu mess ar
nngefnents By calling 81 our office. = tel4 BEG
s-ll-1a JAMES MORTON,
E c.s-a JOHN J. CRAIG,
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The Boston Transcripts Of the 22d
inst says
Fan oistiai ~ FORTS and narrs Yea. 81
sIse eyierati0ns % the s<vsTsl ! ieisions
Of Shermans Fiotorioas army, from
Rome, Reseca and Atsanfa % Saws
nah ere now IN press, sud viii soon BE
given 10 the public. IN an advance part
Of Prank Moores Rebellion Record.
This viii form a complete history Of the
magnificent operations Of our noble
ernSv under Sherman, Hazen, Thomas.
&c and viii Be- read by ali who love
our-countrY, with a thrill Of Joy and
ssfisact,on. The thanks ofiha pablo
ara due 70 both editor and Publisher
Cor an early lssue Of these important
papers
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Partnership Notice.

G7ier kCc., be rotires, the Arm having purchased
his interest The businaas vii Be carried ca Under
the sane style as heretcsors, VI; CSzneFon, urel
Acc. hh5-H
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NOTICE,

VNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
any work contracted for Ia The Nashville Gem
stery, re centract must ts made with ne, sni
payineni made to The same. or parties employing
my hands viii Be REQUIRED to pay Il sgs n as ! 40
he only a1thcTized accent.
~ tI.l- ~. AGkAEl.l.. Sazioa.
nssie9 -ite 70 snd n
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A SIT or DISTANCE pkFERs WIRE
~ = l1urd "a the hallrcl1 1ear li14frcssloro
hs soidieE q whom lhef pelons can hsve them ~
calling It the soldiers hct11. % Sumsoef street.
Nashfil = Tshn ia 40 6RAFrON.
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Anrndonhted rnlon Man.

The Charleston Courier Of March 18th,
mentions the arrival in that city Of Mr..
n. D. Parker, formerly clerk in the
store Of Martin {. Bradford x Co,
Washington street Mr. Parser was
employed in the Charleston Hotel at
the breaking out of The rebellion. and
made no secret ofhis Union sentiments.
He escaped the detection of the Con-
federate officers for six months thereaf
ter, but was then discovered and thrust
into solitary confinement The rebels
took him with them to Columbia, and
when Beauregard evacuated that place.
he was sent with thirty ether con-
scripts, IN charge Of guard, in advance
of the main body He aFailea himself
of the opportunity to escape, when the
guards were worn out by their long
marches, and reached Charleston, after
roundabout journey Of 400 miles
From the first Bfr. Parker manfulIy re
fused to enter the rebel army, and de-
olared his intention 70 secure his liber-
" at the FIRST opportunity. His Joy can
be imagined When he was enabled 10
greet the stars and stripes in city IN
der the Federal Gag Mr. Parker re-
porte that a majority CT the citizens soi
Columbia were drawing daily ration
consisting Of . pound of beef and 4
quart Of cornmeal, from the Commis
sary stores left BY Gen sherman.
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FOR further information 10 regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases. the reader Is referred 10 Srn<
lis THraaPKUrics and MzTERI& MrDfcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
he best work in the United states
where YOU viii find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with tho'best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in 6sis
advertisement, satisfaction Is guAran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic Csaes
va natsssaGon. RhsuuaHena. Af.csoss q lbs
Lungs; DISEASES q DO Throaf. sseied JENA
aff Ll1nha. FsurisJ, PAlns Ulcers, Cancer, ernsal
Diseases 81 ne Heaff md Liver, lufaznn1tson O.
fhs sl0msch Nsufalga. Kings Er 81 seFosaia
Deafne.l, Desa.ss q ne Bye. Ds6lhi.ied So.
ioeefher silh al Private Diseases. aad
Diseases o. the Urinary Organs
IL tie Ladlel.
All AGacHons d ne womb tlealsd VIA ancssua.
nzl5 % nizeaTry o. pso4e alcErcn, can e caEret
to l1eif fln 2ns Z iound pfsEszns, b gFiaz ~
steFiliiY.
Toune Mxrrisd Lades Who's snlrioFtl1d u -
bsan no % RING forth n due seascu, geuemtss
flod nila a.id F1u should 1iUitIriy SD rsplanlsi
lh'a e yG.F desire yen ear coneuH ne eiIhnF =
islisr 3 IN reFsgn. No sty oFar ikiftF-rFa ycafi
81 So nssd make appl'safon- an c1zananizitozS
81 lsttaf o. psrs5s strisliy coadde1aai.
hight Hminsions Cnred.
YouuF Esa. stsp nse5-o you hsrlhas %. u a
faeanna suhiecl % han, tnere : - 1srr1o - -
~ 4.fFa e trtt Ul,Iltle|ls ~ -
s.aroa thzi 11terltzEd ir.air i /, nd - r1r i -,
~ thal h1F4 c1fed d1-lEl - Us ETY. = wei -
b di1sreal l1lass el1 hall rpsnt 1,Ii'.f alir a.
az, I'D Sc nra e.li tlffd ~ NJ an daily e.
,aglng LISTERS end 1anng Inatcina 10 a. rslll q
be counrJ- iE aNerds az llai afa essa.sad =
y Hll, 40 ~ gre ne CAL va Rtro asaa-
cn to1 ~ Ct tn1 lI7satl rIr'I I1i.oII r. lti. ~
'sliipen.aiL Ihe hsas e lllsfaaeal E9sa Il 6
"a Lsllrrs araefaf b
Dr. M0GIEL,
ur|ol sirnsl. Eaah4fla. fara
SALLY I'D Frlui tlitn rFnIIlli tlIIIrI,fss
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Store House for Rem.

A LA2aB And Must DsHlaBEE 8roRE
~ 4cu1s e. EarEtt slcles 1aa doore tsiru
Cherrn, INNING hack % Fr0nt tiress &c siiah
-olia ulafn'h-erf cslar. Apply %
". NAIf Brown 4 CO.
rraz3-iH al Cherrg 1Irsst
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Lumber, Shingles and
PloWs. ~

Il UsfRER AND SHINGLES FOR SALE AZ
4anros-s Biacks alth shop. Sonih Cherfy 81
Is feen 8coai and renuiznsraDe. Also. loo Floss.
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The Baltimore American, whose Edi-
tor has recently spent 8 dag with the
President states, as matter Of special
interest, that he looked extremely well,
seemed in excellent spirits, and bore
none Of those evidences Of debility or
failing health which the New York
Tribune daily talks about His form
is 1.-THE and elastic, bis features firm
and expressive Of energy and vigorous
thought, and his manner Of receiving
his visitors was indicative of All that
kindness Of heart for which he IS 50
distinguished. Indeed, there is good
reason 10 hope that he Hin not only
live many years to witness the future
Of his restored country, but should the
people so decide, retain the physical
and mental ability 10 administer It's
Executive functions even beyond his
present term Of Office. 9 - 81 t
So put up your handkerchief, Mr
Greeley, and preserve your tears for
another season.
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For Rent.

A n EXCELLENT STORE HOUsE, en- Cherry
- street, between uni0n and Church, al reduced
prices Posse slon gwen Let 4 pfl Apply 20
kELsllN z MllafREE,
ulsr29-A No. = Cherry street
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CERTEICATE OF AUTHORITY
10 TIE
SECOND NATIONAL RlHE
Nashville Tennessee.


hAsHlAafuS, Jan. 81, 1855.
NETHERR ss, BE SATISFACTORY EV1BsScF
w pre- eateJ % the undersigned. it b = been
made TO appear that THE SECuNn NATfORaI
BANK Of NASH VIZ +, r IN the Ell b ofl6.snsi Be,
IN The county OF Davidson, and Stlte q reunrssee
has hem duy organized md sF snd according 10 the
requirements OF The Act OF Congress. entitled Gan
Act 70 provide a National Currency, secured hF
rlsdge Of United Ststes bon "a, and 10 provide Tor
The circulation ard fedempucn thereof" approved
June 3d. 1864. and has com he'd with IN the pro-
visions Of said act, required 10 re complied with
b. fore eonlnen,ruE tle bus aass u Bsaking uuzisT
said Act:
Nov, thefei5res Z, Hugh 2lcCaltch, C0nftrsliar
Of rhe Curreney, 40 hereby certify that "fhe Sc
c0nd National Bank Of Nashville, u the ciiv Of
Nashville. 20 the eeuuty of IaVidson, and STATE 81
Tennessee. IS authon1ed % commeace The basi-
ness 81 Ranklng under the Aet aioresaid.i
In testimony wherea, W trc7s my
(SraT Nlisrd ans seai 81 aiIisa tii- fhiftg-hr-s
| day Of January. lf5.
- - HuGH McCuLLOCH
Comptroi.erOl Inc Currency.
aserEhe aliaEe iusfitiaon RH b. opened fir tusi
ness n the course d few days, % which due no.
tee " u bc gwen. 1 1.aal
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
fehil-2m ArAf f-s
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aefa q " tlfl IrIneEf1Ialg brood tAa
II AufcIcu tlf43 a-f1e1, vel situated e feII.i-
nf purposes, K1ich 81 iail o. Feoa terms.
i.sa5-s 5oHE EUaH ssuTz.
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One day last week, a Young woman
presented herself to the usher 81 the
White House with three children, one
almost an intant She demanded to
SEQ the President and on being told
that the Cabinet was In session and
that she could not see him, she set the
children on the floor in the East Room,
declaring that as Der Husband had
been killed in battle che had brought
her children 10 the President and in
tended 10 leave thom with him. she
was asoeTtained to be a poor deEangcd
creature, whose affections had over
balanced her mind, and by directions
Of Mrs Lincoln was properly cared for
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8fw advertisements.
Suburban Residence
FOR SALE.

A BRICK HOUSE II MILES FROM THE
~ Courthouse, on The hurhcasboro turnpike,
containing our comfortable MONS, lcsides sfors
room, kitchen, smoke house, stable and car
rage honse--sll b.ick--an sbuneani sepply o. ex.
eel en-. waier, fencing in good order; 3 very fae
garden spot, with greaI variety o. l5Ecrs, ffait
ead Z ka1e trees.
Also
Near Tie above, s small comfortable Frame
Dwelling. Nith two rooms; fencing good, water ex-
eel ents Il \ me garden SPOT. 7he-e places tsiss
le sol l. end can IL b q Il a very low pTicc
Ad ig 70 ". MATT BROW A 90,
marz9-lH Up AZ Cherry street
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Embalming Bodies Of soldlers..
The following order has been issued
from the War Denartment.

~ fsWAR DEPARTNEKr. ~
"kDJrTGEr GENERALs OFF.cE,
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1855 !
Order Concerning Embalmsrs Here
after no persons viii be peTnittedite
embslm or remove the bodies of de,
ceased officers or soldiers unless acting
under the special license Of the Provost
Marshal of the army, department OF
district in which the boaies may be-
Provost Marshals viii restrict disin
terments. to seasons Ehen- they can be
made without endangefsng the health
Of the roops. They will grant licenses
only to such persons as furnish proofs
OF skill and ability Is embalmers, and
wiufequiro bonds FOR the faithfuI per
formance8 of the orders given them.
They will also establish a scale Of prices
by which embalmers are to be govern.
cd win such other POPULATIONS as will
protect Che interesls of the friends and
relatives Of deceased soldiers.
Applicants for license vii apply di-
rect to the Provost his: shall Of the army
or department in which they may de
sire 10 pursue their bnsinefs, Isubnait-
ting IN distinct terms the process adopt
ed BY them, materiall used, length OF
time its preservative effects can be re-
lied on. and such other information as
may be necessary to establish their
proficiency aud success Medical di-
rectors will give such assistance in the
examination Of these applications as
may be required by Provost Marshals.
by order Of the Secretary Of War
E D. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General "
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than t2oa,aoo,ooO remain uusold which WI
probably be disposed Of with.n the next 90 or 70
days. when the notes Sili undoubtedly command q
premium, as hiss unisoraly been TIE case on clo-
sing the subscrptions to other Loans.
In order nat citizens o. ersD .0su end section
Of the country may be sforded Abilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, STATE Banks, sid
Private Brokers throughout the eouatiy have ger
ezsliy agreed % receive subscriptions AZ par. Sub
scribsrs viii select their own agents, inwtem they
nave confidence. and who oaly sfe responsible Tor
the delivery Of me notes ior which they receive
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q. 8. 500 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS,

Tbess houds ars nov sostli = prenauEn q nine
per cent. including gold intsress from November,
which makes the actud pfo6f on he 80 loan. ct
current rates, including inte7est, about ten per
cent. per annum. besides it, exemption iron Ssais
ard 'auaioga tarqfsoa, iShaa adds ton os 20 tire
per cent more, socoring 60 the nate levied on other
properly. hs-isrsrsaf - paySfis seni-snnusllS
by coupons attsehed 70 each note vhich E.sY e
cut OF and solt to aay , nj. q banker.