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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
PIANOS.
PROPOSALS.
oFnef o. Assls1AsI orAsrrnz.sTEA,

OrucE OF AssisTAsT QrAaFEENssTER,
Evansville, Ind, jan 18th 1885,
DEOPOsALs II DUPLICATE WILL BE
Il received - this Office until X n Tuesday
January Zith, ise5. fgr supplying nseBumsEts far
Deceased soldiers inferred ia OAK Hill Cemeicry
% 5s governed y the following spectheaiioEs:
Good seasoned Pine or Oak Lumber, free FROM
Encts, plsneds and 70 receive three Coats Of white
paint with an addif nal coat Of coal tar for the
part under ground the isttsri5g % b. in black
Faiut with the name Of the solder shaded hsight
- be tbree and half On feet fifteen 10 faehes
wide and two ~ iHches thick.
Proposals. accom- panied with sample wiu form
. basis for xrlttsa contract for supply Of such
- nay b required for he year 1855.
Nv. HART.
tauff-10t CAPTAIN aud A O. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

Ca over fifty men have been enlist
81 "a tbs county under the last call and
the influence Of The very handsome
bounty now offered TO volunteers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

nav AAasN 1AGAOA n BAL
This IA the Haost delightful aud sxFasrdipsr5
aEiisie ever discovered. u changes the sun burn
isoa AMI bands te Prnriy sAfiu texture d rsyiss
ius hgap'y, impaFiiHg The marble purity youth
and the distiagas aPpearauess inviting 10 the city
belle q fasliIen. II removes tan, freckies, pim
fias aha roaghness FROM ihe skin, eaylng ihs CON
ploEiou b, traRspareat Ana smooth. It eon
tains no material Injurious 70 the skin. Pairoa.
Ia ~ Aettsss5a shd opsra stavsts ISIS Vha'
every lady should nate. sod everywhere.
Prepared b. " 4. uagan. Troy. NY.
AGdrOss ali orders - 81
DEmAs 8 BARNES = CO. New 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

At Saint Paul, Minnesota, Cd the morning q
Sovs2a6sr The 1atE isaf e p 8 as9a yszrof ~
aHs @4a G GooFEz, fornezk sfiNs'y EsAraaOay,
Indiana bslIso-oE saf. II ao42rimea /,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

sEThere is an unusual dearth Of
local news Of interest, and no amount Of
noozing around can pick up any items
Of general interest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
INDIAN MEDICINES

Cherokoe Cure
an uafa1fHg etrs f0y sPema.erykea, SeHsiEal
Weakaess, EocrHal Erstsss0sas, and al Essares
"a b sslk potssoa SAGA Loas II Msaory. Uaivey
49, Beisze Patas Ia IL Back Dassasss u FisioH,
rr4BasVrs Old 4es5 Weak Ee=Fsss DiTcNltg Il
Brsnthss7 TreabAag Wak@fsfaess, Erargiosis Oh tie
Face P3s Cozatsaasos. lzsaalss. GszssHa7siou end
~ &c IArgHi eonPlqiaas easssd b dsPaFting Jrom
a. pst3 u nasprs.
sB-TAls zssdIslne Is simple vegetable extract,
aud one on which all c4E rely, il has been nzed
in eur practice f0r mauy years, aud With theus-
snds tFeaea, II has got failed in single Instance
Is curative powers have been Sufficient % gain
victory over the most stubborn case. &.
80 those who have trifed With their cousti-
t1fions until they think themselves bayond the
rfss-h " medical AID. We would szy, DespGir nskf
the CHEEokkE CURE VIII raztsrs you to heaIfh
and vGeFs and &stsr all qzzck doctors have failed
For fall particulars, gst Circular from any
Drug store in the country, CT write the Proprie-
tors who viii Eaail free 70 any desiring the same
3 full treatise il pamphlet form.
Prizes, s. per bottle or thrss bottles for IS,
and forwarded By Express 70 AL pzrfs Of the world
81 Sold b ali respectable druggists every
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
LocaIaN Offices.

FoR SaLE.-One ehest=of numerous
and assorted Carpenters tools. Inquire
Of Messrs. Hall K Rudd, at whari-boat
1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

ge0~ Three men were brought to the
city on Monday night under arrest for
protecting and harboriug deseEters, and
bounty-jumping. A young man, son-in-
law to one Of the men, was shot and
killed while endeavoring to escape from
the officers attempting to arrest them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

Bay Go TO- Wrigsts Gallsry, No. S
Second street, ofoEs sour Ph6tbgtapbs
All WORT Warranted eqaal To any from
! Essternseitiess - a15s bst6 Dec 22zdtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
HETMSTEKET's M
1nimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT DYE

Bet rystorss gray hair 20 is original color, -
saP7Iyins re capillary tubes With natural susts-
nsnee, inipafrsd By ags or diseass All iassansaHs
saF6ysf are composed o. lamar oostie, destroying
the Vitality asa beauty of shs hair ara ssori q
themselves NJ dressing. Heimstrsst's Inimitabis
aHshhs not oniy restores hair - e. nstrrsfioaaei
" an easy process, but givss the hairs
Buzurianf Beauty,
ProqoFss is growth PrsvautE fis aiiing 81. qrsd-
iealss aandrun. and impsr = health and plsarzns-
pess 70 III head Ithas tod the tsstof tine. b
lns the eo9rinAi Hair col oring. and = constantly
increasing IA favor Csei ~ both gsntiemsn apd
i&Iies. II ia ssid ~ al respectable 6eairfs, ef
can be procursd BY the1a y tifs commercial
agsats. D 8 BAEEEs& CO. III Broadway. ssv
York. Ta5 siss.. 81 e.nts ssA 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

Pr eZ1 ~ ETETT Ts-TET TrurE ned Il
s Over .TsPty-fye thousand q
Taylor, s Pqsept D0oy aRd Office Bells
have been sold within two years. They
give UNIVERSAL satlslsction,- They can
PES put up ;lp rwQrksng. order in less
than five minutes 10 wire: are used
1, Hf saw EAat 81 bAE s51fEihE
hence. theyT are pot spnstaqtly getting
out Ct lrepalF5 they aEs warranted % last
long g than any other house bell without
Ai Isl 9H EG< t@nA .ST#Sg 8VIfEIg E1Es :
gstt.ng cut Of order. Being made from
the best bep metal The sound, is clear,
and they can Be heard in apg part Of the
house. Try them. 49, -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN 1TAGENISs,
PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON
once on MaIn Street,

Un5sr Beiliey's Grocery Store. Residence a. Capt
OsBiiisys, water street. sug3l-sn
ne JOHN wALKER has taken possession
IL 81 bis old Office, Cd Third street, IN the rear
Of the Washing ton Hetei His reside1fs - on
Locust street bstweeH sixth and ssyenta streets
He all sttsnd fzffhfuhy 70 professional Calls -
formsriy tuiJs Sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
Military order.
HEADQUARTERS Posi- CpANAsDER, =.
Evansville, Jan. II, 1865.

HEADQUARTERS Posi- gqAs sDER1 .i--
Evansville, Jan. IL, 1863.
Circular s. -r -
The following order q published ior
tbs iqioFmaH9n 9ir ta22sAe e eoneerlnteqq algi
HEA0QUAETEgs MuITAKY DlsTRIcr !
cfe KSrrcKY,
gtsa4 lexington Ky, jams, j S6s j
Gsneyat Orders No. I. sd 90 s1al e.
An restfictfohs upon trade within she
limits Of his Military District, imposed
by orders heretofore Issued rom these
Headquarters, arehersby Fescihaed. asa
All trade in the state of Kentucky
will hereafter besunrestrictel, subject 10
tho regulations Of tie Treasury Degart3
menf "a qa laas Z'Iaalisa3ol5d q
81 BIZ order % SO. lBeRsnibcR, y
Brev6t Majof Genera.
) Bars Dfcxsos, Capt and Assistant
Adiatsnl General. a sbaaa $50 O. eiesa1
This order does d5e incluas armF,
anmobiti5h Or solaiefs clothing. -
take this opportunity to extend
thanks % the merchants aud tfadesmen
Of this city for theGr paFriStisya IN 50
cheerfully aoq6fsscink in General Order
No. 81, dated Headquarters aDis0fet 81
Kentucky, Aasast 18Th, 1864, aud for
aiding the military aAatbgrity sti this post
in carrying i ont re a can
sa7 - 20 aEbwfRb ToNBLxE,
Captain vR. q. commdg Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

TERsE BUT EXPRESSIVE When A. d.
Richardson, who has just escaped from
the rebel prison at Salisbury, North
Carolina, reached Knoxville, he sent the
following Iaoonio but very expressive
dispatch to the New York Tribune:
"kNoXvHLE, Friday Jan. ll.--out of
the Jaws Of death; out of the gates Of
hell ALBEIT ID. RICHARDSON.
SEr w =. Davis, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati GaEette, and dnnius II.
Browne, o. the Tribune, escaped with
Richardson
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
CoLLECToR's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN WHAT I.
~ Miliiam q Boeppie. Collector Of the CITY Il
Evansvisle, fsesssu tire heasa Fl sud ~ s'cleeA
a. NJ asasa , Maass e'olt4ak >. F1.s ON
WEDNESDAY, TIE sth OF FEBRUARY, 1885.
WIN sell 81 puhlts aueffou AZ fhe door 81 the
Court Hpase IA tha CITY Il Eyausvilis, indiana
the fosioNiag lots. paFla Of afas and parcels u
resfpstsEs ana iFaEroFeuaanis age sd for TIC psT-
msn tof ely taEsa far the ysar Isf dsa freaa tha
0weers thareof y tbs city 81 Ezaus ylIis--saId
taxfW hesux u9w q 70 and nnfaa ID fsr tbs costs
% aa1 sale and that tn aa94 Sale wisi - cen
unhrd 81 the uext day tisUraafsa Fizs on Thurs-
aay, ths ID day 81 Fsbfuary 1876. AZ o'efaek
p N AZ tie door ~ The G9s4r Mouse al KFaBssIia.
for ~ tufpose &c ssiilnx such pfopsrty may
have beeu SOLD oa the dag ART above fnsniious8s
AID not pafa soF
sTecEwrLE's rSEaEasAEsv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
de. ". 3. Merwin g GO

+- J SOLE PKsPzTEz0Es.
Ne. % Liberty Street, New York.
sS-Sold IA Evansyiils By Wm- Bisrbower ane
y al Druggists everywhere iFsbl6dAElF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
Raal Esfafe For SIC.

( WILL SELL TIE FOLLOWING PB0PEkT4
j CHAP. f0-wit.
1. Iarge House with 10 rooms, near Main street.
1--we large Brick Hon "a, opposite Rulis Head.
. Large FrSme and six iots, near thseity
b. . hree good Houses On Ann street
b Brick House On syeawogs, bet 81 and SD sts.
e.Two large houses On Digisi ~ street.
4 House and four lots ID fIiiOtfs Enlargement.
3 House aud four lots 10 o0o05ei'H Enlargement.
.. Frame House near kailr al Machine kapps-
10. One sfOIy Home on Third street.
H. Larga frame on Let street.
~ House aud business Lot cor Locust nud bth.
Is. Six Lots ln block ,, Eastern Eninrgsment
a. seysrf hnndaouie residences aud tracts Of laud
10 5triDgtOWnt
u xgy-six 8eres within q - mile n Evansville
IG 10 acres within half mile Of EvaasviIie.
n. Thref acrss edielniug he city.
1g ~ acfea near OAK Hi Cemgtery.
10 1917 acres, with large flouse, near the city.
20. % asres 40 cleared, within mHsa n fho city
n. 30 acres % P0sFy comfy good iaud
~ coo acres 10 WarFicE county.
-. a very bandsema Tasdenrs iu BgAa vile, with
BIz Or II acres attached.
p. great variety d Building Lots Ia egefy part
Of thr city
rs. BaFga Brick BQuss ia Younglgve's Egiarg' nt.
hi. 7 Afii exchange tho lauds ID Pgaey and
Wnnek cyHRties fgr city RopertX.
offered IN Evansville. Just call ~ the Provost
Marahal's Office, Evansville, Ind. aHH. .sa
ALYAH JOHNSON, r
deco n - Real EafateAg gent.
4 NEW FRAME HOUSE, JUST C0aPLETrD
4 con ming eight rooms, h4ila, pantry. clothqs
FoaHs aud bati room. with good celar, iarKg cis-
tern, carriage house, wood aud coach shsaa slin-
at ed 90 fouf good sized i0is, within ten minutas
walk Of tho Postoiioe sU, fen acre lot Of
ground, within one mile II tiis Court House.
Apply 20 win II. Wood, eoruef Main and Third
atrsets- dec1a-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

OHE STEAM ENGINE. sxsO IECH STROKE.
~ One Railroad saW--gros8-cut
One Flooring Mill Machine.
= One Lathe Cutter, all IN good running order,
Enquire at the Journal Office. japS-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

nURE AND uNADULTERATED CREAM
I Tartar, expressly Ter family ases also Ssds
and Spiess, q. uALLOok'S Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

3 C<OCo AIcE, AATBRoSIA, KATHA IRON TIL
1 Ecophereus, aud alt the most celebrated pre-
psrations for the Hair, can be foand at
Ne 10 South First Streat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
DRUGGISTS.
THE
.lAHTLY nRgs sfEE
A. C HALLOCK.

no. 10, FIRST sFREET, MAR P0ST OFFICE,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY
II of Stewards celebrated Medieated Contec-
tioas, such ~ Iceland Noes Paste, Iceland Noes
Candy, Zig Drops, FiaNseed Candy. Hearhound
Drops, farty Drops, etc, etc. also, variety Of
the most popular Cough Candies aud Patent Medi-
efnes.
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a New
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE!

WITH SIX ROOMS, KITCHES AND
w Wood Honse. Lot ~ BY ~ feet, On syca-
mere, between First aud Second streets. Occu-
pied At present By Andr@ A. Shoemaker
shop and residence. For terms apply on the
pFsmiEes. laniZ-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

DURE AND uNADULTERAfED CREAM
I Tartar, expressly TOR family ases also Ssds
and Spices, q; HALLoCh's Drug store.
ear sHa
1ELLEg's COueH uuRE, STRICKLAND
- and Melliduous Cough Balssrs, Cherry Pee
toral, Halls Baisam. Cary's Cough Care and
Browns Troches.s Az
fFoY PAINTS IN GREAT NAkAArA IND
i Prices Lead Pencils, Peas Holders, Letter
yfapss, ENVELOPES AT No. 10 First Street,
r7al tse aefl
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS .REcEIv s
HALBoCK's Drug StOrs.
DEEEuMEGY. SOAPS, T0IhET ARTICLES,
- 4 fomAdes, Cosmetiques, Tooth, Nail, Flesh,
hsira9a Cloth Brushes, Conbs in great variety.
a 9. EALLo Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

We have never seen regiment under
better discipline or more orderly and
well-behaved. Every man of the regi-
meat is veteran and hero. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

DHYsIoIAss- PRESCRIPTIONS REoEIvE
'fs'N' ''se-''S HALBoCK's Drug Stors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16
The American Aay and COltOn

TIeI1l17 UNI 1T 1I.NI'VIf vi
Corner of Grove and North Ih.r ST., Jersey City.
Otire-No lls Wall street, New York.
Gova'- Hrateut.-The attention OF all pars
ties Interested IA the pres ing or compress NJ Of
Hay, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Rags, Hops, any
ION storage or Communion ia rezpectf1ly s1f.I-
led t. the Portable or Stationary Presses, manu-
featured boy the Company, under the superntcu-
deu-e of the Pateltee. Mr.. John h Cove
The Press ia very siInula i'm Its construction 20.
curing but OF mary intelligence 10 work IT. ami
can D., ,uarqtaI bv any Known p,,va- s1rab "a
Seam. Wa;er Horse, or Htnd In u-irr Horse
,,rsg--' Iirt -rs Eorsa i ra1UreF tl,a presz 49,,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

THF LAST R.m.-We have learned
some further particulars in regard 10
the raid through McLemore's Cove,
me8e ON last Friday, by a portion of
GstcwooA5 gang. The rebels came
from Lafayette vis-Crawfish Spring, and
entered the main Chattanooga valley
road, Rem miles south of Chattanooga,
thence bearing due south They clean
cd the valley as they went, taking of
horses mules, clothing, provisions and
any thing that was likely to be Of any
use 10 them, and doing great damage.
At 10 o clock. on the morning Of the
10th instant, party entered the house
Of Mr. Braxtou Hendricks, fourteen
miles south Of Chattanooga, and shot
him dead while lac was slumbering be-
side his wife and infant child. Mr..
Hendricks was formerly employed as
scout OF the district of Etowah. lie
was an uncompTomisiug Union man.
just before dawn of day on the same
morning, the same gang surrounded
the house Of Capt James Gaudell form
erly commanding he" McLemore s Cove
Scouts Capt Caudell, suddenly arous-
Ell from his slumbers, and hearing men
moving about his house sprang from
his bed, rushed cut Of the door, uns
dressed and unarmed, and attempted
TO escape, but he was shot dead within
ten PAGES OF his door. As soon as the
hends ascertained that the fallen man
was Captain C8udell they set up a ter
rife shout of victory, crowded about
his body and mutilatpd It in q shocking
manner
Gatewood himself claims the honor
of having shot Captain Caudell and
was Boosting of IL on his way up the
Cove, and wanting every one 10
know OF IT, Thomas Ewatt a citizen,
was shot by some of them. The ball
passed through the feshv part of his
right arm and entering the chest on
the side came out GA the opposite one.
lie Is not expected O. live. They took
of with them. JAS Hickson, Mr. Mar.
dock, Mr. Dorsey, and q Young man
named Thompson The first three men
have been released and allowed 10 re-
turn 10 their homes, but Thomson was
forced 20 go with the gang rs one of
themselves. There also was "a report
that they had killed Rev D. B D, KEY
and b0rauO Cover, bat ID was unbound
ed Mr. Diekev was IN town Yesterday.
While in the Cove Gatswood captured
two ciuz2ns of Chatoo-a county, who
had ran away from their homes and
came up Do the Cove 10 be out Of ms
reach. on his return tp his rcndez,
yous 40 oaFle-vili- me took these men
back with him, and uu arriving iu the
ueigdborhool of their homes he let
them 81, ordering them hereafter 10
stay there. The gang dies, ended
petty p,ltering, some OF them even
taking pocket books aH3 portmonuies
from the ladies of the different houses
at which they cslled.--Cta.u5-71 Ga
zsEe, lftt
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Letter from Acknowledgement Thomas.

NASHVILLE, IESS, jan To- ls.S.
GersT7, The follow ng a-e he views up n which
/ nave W'ted, and which desire TO see arred ont
20 the state OF Tennessee, IA ne atiOu % the cOiorej
/ people:
~ p'ae ne m The army, as We have DONE q large
hunter OF the able bodied men, We have 20 this
extent diminished the active labor IN the state, and
ltls therefore essential that an Others Of rsce
/ ne Kept ~ the state, No papers should therefore
I ue gwen blacks 10 90 beyond It's limits
Very mSuy have LETT then former homes aud
come 70 tins city, or ia default Of fndiuy employ
Invut, have gone 90 cOEtra-sul camps.
tits not d3slrsbl 10 receive them either here or
m the camps especially IN the city where hndEl
together IN miserable huts, and InsdeQUately pro
vded for, they tOnir3ct diseases, and death IN
many Instances is the consequence. All should b,
allowed 10 90 jhPir former homes CT seek employ.
ment IN the country where they viii BE- well treat
Ell, and receive tUr cOmpensa ION for TIER labor
Papers should, therefore, be granted, M alt ca e.
20 decks desiring 10 leay7 the ely % seek employ
ment.
Atthe Conirsband cam the blEcks will be hired
on tiIT terms u those desiring them. provided the
Commanders thereo' are satisfied t1st they Will r.
ceive proper treatment aud their hire according 10
cOuiraf
YeryrespectfIlly, your obt servant,
lSIg-edl l. THOMAS,
AdIutlut General.
Brig. Cen JNo F. NluLrR,
CONG Post OF Nashville, Nashville, Tenn.
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DR.. KINGS
DIS p . rs airy
=CE
PRIgA.I.b DIShASRS.

- .sr,-zss DR.. KING formerly OF New York, ioT
ki->zsSsa last four years OF Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted ais attention to the treatment Of pr
Vata diseases for 30 ysars, datte-s himself having
attended 70 practice iOr many yesrs, and cured
30 many thousands, he is enabled 70 cure all diseases
Of private natufe, matter how bad they may be-
nom InjuclClOus medical treatment or nom neglect
Of their Ogn. Or. Kings Dspensary Ia No q
pead6rck street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where lie cures all diseases OF pr.
vale n stIrc.
6on7-Thoss cured without nsussous medicines or
tnt5ri renee with business.
5lr ciure7 Of Old OF recent dsts efectuaily cured
81 lew days, by operation which causes no
palu1 Where a structure exists health cannot 10
enjoyed. Pe-haps no disease causes more mi5chief
and UEdsrIine8 the health so much.
syphilis Hlth al the diseases Of the Bkin, grow.
NJ out OF neglect or bad treatment can be sfectu-
ally cured in s few days
SEsISAL WzAEEEss.-ParEcula- attention having
been given TO this disease and az the cOnsedusncas
gr0Wug out Of Il, brought on IN msny cases by the
destructive habits Of IncOnsiderate youth and sr-
cesslYe indulgence Of the passions, q neglect OF
which vii undermine the Coustt tuition, rendering
the subject unit Tor business or society and caua-
ing premature old age
Females who may Re laboung with any dlnculty
Of the Womb may rest assured u immediate re.
lief.
Persons residing snsoad, By writing End stating
tier Gaze, with lee enclosed, direct toDr A King
NO. g Desder!ck street. Nashville, Tom. will have
the nsces5ETy medicines cent 70 Their address,
once hou-s rom o'ci0ck in the morning until
n i1e evening. AprkFJy
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SuperlntendeneE Of Freedmen.
OFFICE SUrEENTENDENT FREEDMrv FsarAvp Mini
DIE TENNESSEE Nashville. Feb.I, 1850. !
Circular No

OFFICE SCFEEGNTENDENF FREEDMEv FEsr AM, MINI
DLE TENSEssEE Nashville. Feb.I, 1856
Circular No. H.
fFfdE Unc ersigued, by order Of the Secretary Of
1 War, and &C the request of the Military Cover
nor of the State, assumes the supervision Of the
Free Omen Of Esst and Middle Tennessee. For the
present all Otcets and citizens ia charge ofoutra-
band Comps ia the District mentioned, VII retain
their positions, and win report 70 this office st
once their station, the number Of persons under
their command, and their condition aud prospects.
Tne loyal people OF he State VIII undoubtedly
soon c0uhrn, b. constitutional amendment and
statutory enactment, the a0ol ion Of slavery ia
tennessee; when this has been done, she new re-
lsCCus between the white and black citizens Of the
state VIII be adjusted and hsrmofEed by the civil
government sud by he natural acton Of social
Laws The military supervision nov announced
looks 10 Ii end 10 vii be its purpose 10 coop
crate w tn Al desiring to mske THIS change by en-
c1uaEug The freedmen 10 rely upon themselves
O. arqUre education AMI 70 practice morality ana
industry.
'IEe principles laid down in LAl The snuexed let
ter Of AeiItsLJ- General Thomas, VII be carried
outhy such regulations 81 may nom tine 10 time
De- ioCuI necessary. r. D. MUSSEi.
Col. T. S. e. r., SUpt. Free men ia East and MIDI
die Ieuusssee
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

TO those agents who take Their commission in
Books and Gifts the following commission will he
allowed:
To any person forwarding 10 Clubs Of Books, 3
Clubs of Y Books, or Clubs of 81 Books each,
Silver Watch-cyllnder escspement-worth SIP.
To any persoo forwarding 70 Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Clubs Of n Books, or Clubs Of SO Books each, a
Silver Watch, patentlever, huntingcase, worth SIS
If preferable, the agent may select any other ar
be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are com
peted, when they will be forwarded to Us Vouch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
with, no allowance will be made on extra commits
on
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cia attention 10 the examination Of Titles 10 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem il unnecessary, IN this community, ~
say tOst Mr.. Garrett Is the best examiner Of tiles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was a."hEture' 81 our house, twelve
election 81 tho hands OF the people. His careful,
ilthiui, and exact manner Of doing business Is
we'll kn0an, ami We chesrfuliy recommend hun 10
al those who may have any thing in his line to
transact n AN.
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Isaac Funk. the great Illinois farm
err who owned $1,000 acres Of the best
land ln Illinois, and was taxed for
nearly 100000, is dead His wife also
dled IA "a lew hours after her husband
Mr. r INK VIII provides lhat his vast
estate shall remain ia his family nm
divided
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EMBlLHING

nR. PRUNK has OPENED An ESTABLISH
IL ment IN Nashville, Tenn, FOR Emhalmms ne
Dead, on Cherry street, 8 dCOrs south o. the
Post Office.
he viii sttsnd to disinterrng and forv ardng
bod e. rom this and sil points South good AZ
soriInent Of metallic cases and enc coins on
hand. Branch Ofnces az Chattanooga, Ienl., anu
Huntsville, Ala. d. d. PRUNks u. u.
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