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A special term Of the United States Dis
trict Court, Judge Busted, was commenced
as Mobile on the 22d inst. The frst bust
ness brought before il, was q petition from
Tho. c. A. Dexter for a writ Of AaBeas cor
pas, commanding Major General Charles r.
Woods and Hunter Brooke, Provost Marshal,
70 produce the body Of the petitioner before
His Honor, and show cause for his arrest
and detention. The petitioner stated that
he was citizen Of Massachusetts, was not
and had not been in the service, naval or
military, Of the United States, aud was not
in any way, or for any cause, amenable to
military law-that be had been q civil agent
Of she Treasury Department, and arrested
by military authority "upon cause sub
mittsd 10 them alone, and he had been com
mitied 10 close custody without a hearing"
and was 10 be tried by military commits
sion
The Judge lthe Mobile Advertiser says)
decided thai this was case in which the
wit Of hatcas corpus might properly issue,
and 20 granted the prayer Of the petitioner.
Gen. Woods declined 10 obey the mandate,
not, as be states in his return, from any dis
respect to the court, but because the writ Of
Aaboas corpus had been suspended in Ala
bsma By proclamation Of The President, and
De could not obey the order Of the court con-
hisionty with his orders from his military
SUPERIOR, The President Of the United States,
and Major General Thomas, commanding
the Department Of Tennessee.
The main question then is, has the sus-
pension Of the privilege Of the habeGs corpus
an the State been officially or practically re
moved, or is il stu in forceY II the latter,
a. the case OF Dexter included in the class Of
cases excepted by the proclamation Of sus-
pension General Woods decides, as a sol
der, that his military suporiors are 10 him,
IN The line Of his duty, superior 10 the courts.
il can hardly be supposed that be has
declined % obey The man date Of code of
the United States without q calm consider
alton of his posiuont-a firm belief in their
CORRECTNESS, and a solemn sense Of his duties
and obligations a. . military commander. As
Alt case ANM eAAA4a Tue court ana the mill
tary are a. antiPodsi positions, with this
distinction, however, that the Judge has not
she power 20 carry out has orders, and the
petitionef-Mrs Dexter-must remain in
the custody Of the General, until higher
Huthoriy shan decide the question at is
cue.
Transcripts Of the records Of the case have
been ordered 10 be made, and laid before the
President OF the United States and Score.
iary Of War by special messenger, Tor their
action. Ia the neanwhile. an iuterregnum
Of The court takes place. Judge Busieed hav.
ing .guanted a motion for an attachment
against zen. Woods returnable at the next
meeting of the court on the nth Of Deem.
Der.
IL is 10 be hoped that before that tim,
the President will have decided how far ths
authority Of the military extends and What
arc The rights OF the United States Courts
II the military are supreme let him say 90
and let the Courts be suspended until they
eaa enforce the law without military inter.
ruption.
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WI be presented sheridaa's beautiful P avof
PIZZ AFRO,
Presented for the irst tina thi. tesso,
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Hon. D. c. Humphreys, one Of the abIest
Ilen IL North Alabama, and 8 firm snd con-
sis'ent supporter Of the reorganization poIi-
ey Of President johnson, was IN the city YES
'erdhy. He was beaten in Madison county.
recently, for the State Senate, On the aues-
ton Of the ratification Of the Constitutional
Amendment, but there is more honor in d.
feat in favor Ofthat measure thar in success
in opposition. The msjority there will. II
they do not already, soon see the mistake
they committed in electing Gen. Drake over
nm. he LEFT last evening, accompanied BY
hir. Perry l. Harrison, on the train for Lou
TWILIGHT is their intention TO visit Wash
ington before they return.
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Mentionlwas made in the UvioN, yesser-
day, Of the fact that the rebel Captain F. B.
Gurley, condemned TO be hung on Friday,
The Les inst, for the murder Of Gen. Bob
McCooki has received q respite, 81 the re-
guest Of Union men Of Huntsville, Alabama.
This respite viii give the friends Of the
prisoner an opportunity 10 present to Pres
ident johnson whatever claims he NAV pos-
sois 20 executive clemency. eunderstsnd
that t is sisted IN his behalf that, although
he killed AcCook, Ia what he considered
tonorsble warfare, he was not. as rebel
partisan, addicted 10 cruslty TO oaptivcs, or
disposed 90 treat Union citizens ha4shlv-
shat he frequently, in fact, shielded them
Ron abuse aud mistreatmeat. Whether
those iacis were developed on his trial or
not We are unable TO say; or whether. il
developed, they would have been permitted
10 any aegrce 90 palliate .he Grave crime
"iu' ~hi'h be vas charged and 81 which he
was hnsliy convicted. The President will
doubtless, give them due weight. If satisfied
Of their verify, and Go what his ,op,i.,;o,,.
Of Justice dictate.
The election Of a man in the ,,.i,;,- 81.
Sarisy 10 public office. BY a oommuD;,v
IN = State undergoing re5rrani-stiop. ~.
very unfortunate. he had obtained not
rie'y a. the slayer Of McCcok; bat f,r tt,,
he would, with thousands Of Others OF mo-.
ability and greater educational aeoui-,-
nsnts, amer the close Of the war. have supt
into 0bseuriiy. But this noioriety made
bun prom .usnt in the esteem Of rebels. Sc
cured him their votes, and an election 10
ofAee. The had very much the appearance
q q eonte,npi Tor OF defiance Of the Fed
erhl Governmtnt snd is authority. The
arrest Of surley ought 70 be an adinonition
= The people Of Alabama. should be e.
cape The ignominiOus death ASSIGNED hin,
i viii hot be due 70 their good conduct. bpt /
10 The iatorressious Of nisa whom tb.v -. /
feet 10 iesPise, whom they proserib,' ana
IN The elegant language Of Reverend
joseph T. Morris. regard as obIsel.
hesEies tories" Il should remind chem
also, hat martial law has not hen -,
afaEn, and that The ayencinr Nrvrs,s ~
me nailozai government, can vel s+-,t.,
."'ss' and powerfully. Neither shopls
-'l .'Fgei that there are men ia Alabama.
~ 'hs the protection Of the governmss,
-1'' hands are reeking with the blood al
ava iaen-conscrspt officers VIA. vriti,,,,
- We show Of trial shot down Union
=, wen they sought 10 force into the
- l'-Who are not yet absolved from
-. ,'''les- Il viii not. do to presume
- = ''-s msgHaHimity aud forbosrsn,e ~
- - '''menL The soiled garments Of /
,h.t.-. = We have before said, must not he
- - - '1s lace Of The national autbori
- --'l must forget he past. or NOT f,r
-, - ,s-ofe and live Up to the duties ana
responsibilities OF The hour !
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The principal item IL Cuban news of in
teresi brought by the steamship Corsica. re-
iates 20 the landing on the island Of smother
cargo OF slaves nom Area, an event OF a
Aind formerly very common, hut recently
quite rare The number Of nerroes com
posing the cargo is vuriously estimaief All
me way from leo 10 see. The landing was
eiieetea on the northwestern portion of the
.sisna' ON The plantation Of a very wealthy
man banned Francisco Martinez v Torrens.
some o. the Africans, it is said. wcre seire5
~ N. ne S,othor,uss, but aiterwsrd given up
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THE
Nashville Union and American

FTHHE putlicEsicu o. hrs pspsr. susn.,s.s :.
- February lse2, vii b resumed on Tie "a a.,
q ueoenanef, 1854 from de old once "uuio. ~.
Aneiican hock,' clTn-r cf Church sr.i Co.
s.leet, qpF.ositS Tie Rost-ot1co Press sane -
- oihsE city pspsrs-naily, per snnuri. sd 81.
-. -. - 81 Tor shorter peuods, e ths sEust
n-.es, inySrsAhiy N sdvABcs.
a''issE =. c. pUNNINSToN a co.
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Mr.. James Hall Of jefferson. elected 10
al vacancy occasioBed by the resignation
Of Col. Minis, was sworn in ana took Ia
seat
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SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
For Sale.

90 FEET on Chu1eh street, opposite The Mar
% well House and Masonic Temple, 81 a reasoa-
sbe price. This s central, choice property, and i
more than 200 feet deep.
Ak FEET. IMPROVED. on Vine street, between
-4O Church snd Uniau, very choice location, huf
the improvements ara moderate. his price is very
low.
90 FEET. With large Brick DWELLING on Vine
u street, between Onion and Cedar, being abaut
the most desirable leoauon for residences in the
city.
000 FEET On McGaVook street, West NAshFille
ZAJO on which Is g neat BRICK Dwelling with 6 Or
rooms, kitchen, stable, &c and first tate ostern
Price only s9,0oo. House snd premises in good
order.
10O FEET on Broad street, West Nashville
IOO with elegant new BrcE House, CONTAINING
10 OF y rooms, kitchen. stable, two csterns Ehru5
berry, &c, &c, at Sl5,oOo VERY des rable. II NOT
sold within ten days this large and choice place viii
be rented for the remainder OF this and the whole
Of next year
k0 FEET on North MsrEet street. corner Of 10.
III Gust, on which is the well known Pleasant
Smith house. Pnee So, 500.
With oiher good city properly in every section Of
ire town Apply 10
noY28-lE NELSON & MURFREE.
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Smusemtuts.
THE ATRE

CHERRY STREET BETwEES CEp,g
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Notice.

"HEREAs, the undersigned, on she 30lh day
w Of October, 1855, formed a cOpartns rshiD N
the sale Of Merchandise, With one Joel Dayisysgfst
each partner was 10 furnish an equal amount in
stock and, whereas the said DAVIS has only fur
nlshed shout one half Of bis proportion, sni that
that hss been atteehed 70 settle mis- individual La
blites and that he. the said Davis Ieft the slate
bsf re any settlement Of the partnership There
fore this - 70 iorewsTn al persons not % sell him
Gods IN the name Of the firm Of White Dayis-I
ths sad hrni is diss' rom this date, and vii
not be responsible Tor any debts contracted BY him
in the prem.ses. WI WHITE
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. %, Is. Inov29-st
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D.,..a..sasa. By sA.oaEI.rIsE z,vrs,nu..-
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= = s--'sd II 'ispalehes from wsshis..
-, 20 Z resident has announced HI.
. .L.sA''oa to hold c. c. Cisy, Of Als.. h,
' "a Sa' MS ussd not prevent HI, p.rol
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Astr Advertisements.
Notice to Shippers.

GExEaA1 FHsIsHr OFEIcz. n c. and n. VIII
Nashville. Tenn, HeF. y, ls65- I
OWING 10 the inatil " Of the Western and At.
I lante Z 10 reese se and transport freis his
consigned 10 them ffom rs. We sre compelled 70
stop receiving ffright ai rs hvile Tor shipment
oFsT ile and ClaftsUOegs Rsiir3sd; the CREST
er portion q our csrs teing hell - Chsfisnooga
losded After to-dsy, and Hntii iIrrhsr notice, 10
tegN VII be received the Nashville and Chaiia-
nooga Depot n Nashville iOr shipment
EEefy efi0rt D. being made 10 relieve IRE block
Rde- F. r. EWING,
nOVa1-tf General Frsight cent.
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The morning business having been trans
acted, the bank bin was taken up At hall
past ten o'clock.
Mr.. Wines made a lengthy speech IN "a
vor OF Carier's original bin.
Adjourned ill 2 o'clock, =, NJ.
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McCILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIIE.
N THE rREAThKET or DBElaEa. D
GROWNIN6 HIN WITH SUOCEH VI
OTHER STATE1, Az III H IN
NASHVILLE. TENHHSsKE

For further information in regard b
the skillful success in the treatment q
diseases, the reader is referred 70 SIu.
ks THERAPEUFIOs and MArERIA MEDIct
two large volumes, late edition Of 1854
the best work in the United 5tsta
where you will find Or. McGilrs nAns
standing parallel with the best medal
men Of the age in the treatment Of d.
eases Of women For all diseases il tiI
advertisement, subtraction is guanl
teed With my general practice EsI
the following
UkFoRif CEse1
with s1aaneno1s khsumadsrn, Afecuoas q q
Lngs; Diseases o. The Throai, 5aelod ll.lll
std llIuba, PleuTisy, Pans, Ulcers, OalcoI 1nIat
Dissasal Of tna Heart and lAyel, lnaamllszll &
toe Stomach, heursigs, AlnE'a hfl ol ,l1a.ls
Dealnssl. Diseases of TIE Eyea, letllEiat b
tau1B, DyspepsIa or Ind session, and C0uauuP1il-
together with al Private Diseases 81
Diseases OF the Urinary Orgala
70 the Ladies'.
an Afeclona Of TIE Hcmo treated Hiih fe.,
Thnsa halrie,l Iadios Vho hays beaa 20 zz11
nHia 70 miscaFrT or prove abortion, can b z21a
70 thar iu,l liHle 4 found pregnant, b e'ill %
can
EttEntafa
WouHz HsrTtei I.alnel uhdEa uisll1izlt r
uasn ncl % hulr slTih in du1 nsaaol, rT1s-n
God has said you should multiply and repla1l-
his b. vour desire you can consult ne tld
latter o. 10 person. No lady over niry'lia -
cf ace ned make auplcalnn- AT conn. NJ
b. sitter or person Etnctiy cuuddanna-
Elght Emissions Cured,
EounE nsn, stop hs'oru you nrthgI q. 4
tilCases subject 70 Nan, there "a no 0afass e :.
s. cure a. Night kmisaIous, and phys1tli
s.sree nat understand trcaulg Is ald . il =
saY that ] have cured dCseua ia this cfi7i a -.
u diGsrent Slatal, Who hsve apsli aoln -
iar, and are nov vel cured b. me. an ~
saiVlnE letter. and sending medaclne 10 Al -
gha country. In = word, al lhat arr e 49,
EnT Wav, and Eil give me q call, - v =
fclloE of Cd Of the diseases ullutoaai : - =
Tardaemsal. Ihs best u Teiareucal afis 4 =
tty.
80 isttsus dlgscasd 70
Dr.. EOuiLh
ulinn atre1i, EaghFls il'l
raf-Is afli Hresf aith uF1Hlui aiaa
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The aiternoon was occupied in discussips
the bank bill, Mr.. Wines concluding ~
speech, and was followed by Mr.. Gaut' Nj
had the door, when the House adjourned
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ioFw srding the ceruucales, paving posfase ar ~
ts ne basiness, = cents each, which lnust b. en-
closed hen TIE certificate sfent Tor. Five rertf-
estes wi be sent Tor 81, elev n for 81 tblrv fel -
s2'y-hve ior SO, one hunared Tor sl5.
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oFFIoE DEPOT voM1ssARY.

Also on same day, 1 will sell all the appurtensn-
ces Of the U. s. Vinegar Factory. situated on Mar
ket Street in the city Of Nashville having capacity
for the manufacture Of ], 600 gslloWs OF Vinegar
per dsy.
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, SIN.
Terms Cash, in Government funds. All property
10 be removed Immediately sfter sale, except that
which pertslss to Vinegar Factory, the purchaser
move his pfopertS, If necessary. the building Is
not the property a the United States.
]. N. BLAIR,
noy30-st Capt and G. s. V.
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The New JERK Negs publishes a lette,
rom h9Ielgh, \. 9, m which il is attempi.
o. cruelty managed o. those "a the 80
i is particularly severe IN regard =, -,
Delaware where Gen. Sch0pf eomn., y,
The rolls of that prison, however. So
that Of over 6o,eoo prisoners confined r.,
during The war less than ss0e died.
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Administrators NofIce.

ITO the creditors Of the estate Of Rachel Bomap.
Il deceased Having suggested the insolvency Of
said estate 70 the Clerk Of the Smith County Court
you are hereby notified TO file your claims, duly
authenticated, against sid estate with said Clerk
on or before the ist day Of April. 1856, or they WH
be barred tner pro rata.
nov23--4tWs JAMES BRADLEY, Adn,f.
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EstraYs.--paYldson county.

FTSAKEN Cd By John H. Williams, living in Ia
wilson iunfy, one brown msre Mule, is bands
high three years o q, white spot on the Weafhers,
the letter II, On the len shoulder no other marks
percepdbie. Appraised 1t $40
TAKEN up by !. ". Corley, living n the 18th
District on The Ltbsnon Pike, miles from Nash
vile, che nut sor e Horse rIeht sore foot white
extending shove the psstsrn JOINT, 3 white streak
10 The forehead, WaTr on the kree, some marks
on the back hraoGed /. C. u. g, about 10 years
Old, ebout Is hands h gh. Valued at $50.
noY50-W4-e ALHX. McUANIEC, Ranger.
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A aRRAT az AppnprLnN,rr,,n

20 oe oiF ded aecordug % the following regulations
Sefuhcsles OF The Nsrous STITCHES are ulii into en-
sel, Pc iaalscr uinaieiY, sealed up, AMI when or
-ent y rusai. thus, showing no favortsn1. Cl re-
ceipt o. TIE certificate yea viii see What you are
~ nave ana ihen lt Is VI yuur opuon 30 send he
ue-lAI snd take the article or not Purchasers nav
tlts ohain a gold watch. diamond rius. or snv ~
81 L.aa-rN N orr La lnr M I.-.lI-- =, = - -
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Mr.. Moss introduced bin relieving the
fTanklins sud Louisburg Turnpike Comps-
ny. Passed q FIRST reading.
Mr.. hullens introduced q bill 10 REQUIRE
insurance Companies 20 deposit bonds as Sc
eurity for the faithful performance Of their
contracts. Referred to the Judiciary Com
uittpe
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BRICK YARD.
Dairy for Sale.

q Daisy. rear ne cily, Which Vii psy fsr isss,f
% IN 81 ucufhs with eans. csfrYail ard frtures.
OF terms apply ey isIiff % box ~, Rost ofce or
goHN S. WORD,
pcFSs-lEe AErictts Pske.
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Dan Rice has arrived in Mobile, ana at.
saehsd himself 70 Hove's circus.
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The STATE Of Mississippi, with a white
population not exceeding $50 .000. hs3 ~
~ three regiments in the late war. vhich
numbered about 5s,0oe comhatants. OF
these
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The vote for Governor was counted BY ths
Alabama Legislature, in convention assem-
oiea' on the 24th inst, with The following
result, all the counties except shelby
having made returns:
=. N fetton. ---..... AS
NJ J. "a
- -ss-s-.ss 3. lel
SIS. .
The Convention then elected the follow
ing officers:
Secretary Of State - Albert Elmore. Of
Montgomery.
Reid.
second Judicial Cireuit-E. J. Fitzpatrick.
THIRD Judicial Circuit-Alberto Martin.
EOurth Judicial Circuit--A. McAlexander.
fifth Judicial Cireuit-W. NJ. Lowe.
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CFTIoE CmEF QuAETERNAsrER,

CFFIcE CInEF QuARTFRnAsTER,
DEPARrNEST or TESEEssEE, !
NASHVILLE. TEsN., Nov. ed, 1855.
CIRCUL II, - The cholera having
made its appearance in this country, the Quarter.
masters Of this Department end especially those of
the Depot Of kashvihe, strictly enoined 10 IKE
immediate steps, toward the policing and keeping
pole OF every building its Edlscsnt prernises
corrals. &c under their control. he same eourEe
win be adopted towards buildings &c. not row o.
cup 80, but the policing OF which is made obgsto-
y oY their haylng been used by the United tstes
(signedl Ar FDnY
noykst Chief QusrtsrmRsteF Dept OF Tenn
OFFICE CHrEF QUARrERNssrFa,
DEPARrnlEKT or TENNESSEE, !
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2sth, 1885.
CIRCU l. Employees ofthe Quar-
taImasters' Department at this Depot, are prohibit
ed being absent from their Quarters or residences
after eight o'clock p. m. without pass from tho
ofheer under whom they are serving.
The Roll OF Employees will be called every even
ing. At The above named hour, by the respective
Oucefs and any employee absent therefrom with
out written authority, viii be st once discharged
and sent ont Of the city, unless they ean render
some valid excuse Tor Their absence
(signedl A. R EDDY,
hoF<s-u Depot Quarternsster,
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Announce that AL Of the above LIST Of goods will be
sold ior One Dollar Ea.h

IN consequence Of the great stagnaiioa Of trade in
the manuiaciurina distritts on Rnglunl5 t1Tg,.,t
ne war having cot on the supply Ct cotton lsr5s
9lsnny Of Ssuable JeWelFy originally iniepdei
~ ne nngish market, has bssn tent OF for sale m
tls coNotly, ard mus De sold at any sacrifice In
aeI tilese eifcuinsianees. ArrSntiae a Co. acting As
ageais Tor The principal European rianufieturers
have rf.at5lpaf n5r,,,, - as
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SOPHIA CLIMBER RUHsS.
In her teEitching speciality OF Jenny Lind. vita
enuu
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FOR RENT.

A PORTARL EsrQRE. stuassd On Chsrry siHssi
"a u resr e ccumerciz Hetat Irlu.rs :, ~
plTly's, No. 81 College gsFssf. noEslH
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Thursday Evening, November alh. 1868,
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Eighth night Of the talented
WEBB sIsTERs
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HA VOICE FROM vlCKsBURG.

tpAopcA1, AtHs-y aug y, tbo6.
Dr.. John Bgil-DeAs Sir: am happy 10 slate to 70
that have used your Valuable Cedron Btters wifbxres
osnt 10 myself Ia general debility and prosrston OF
System, produced 10y the unhealthy and masnstc In
iaece Of the As-isspps around yicksburg havns
oeen with Gen. rAufs army throughouf lite south
srn Champaign confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed to anAsai.hy climate.
II. ". FOGLR
Agent U. 8. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ry. Sept 10, 1868
On the22d cfJuly iAet submitted taroraxh AZ aeeu,
mue 70 the Medical Director uf The Department Of tn.
army Of the Cumberland sample Of my c-dron Bitter
orinspscton and requested IT. after analysis found II
asrtoous to sanction and spprove its among our
soldiers
The following Is this Medical Director'sr.py and sIps
hseersns permission chip 400 Dozen once t.
1--we ~ sosd 10 suffers JOHN BULL
Il am satisfied that Gstron Bitfers will do no harm
sar due II taken properly and in moderafiop see nc
oseron 70 DR. Bale being permitted dispose Of IL e.
sutlets. A. HENRY THURkTOy
scrgecn and Medical Director
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
80. Nashville. Tenn July ~ lS6S.
pvIJoha Buips agent Mr., has permission 70 ship
20 Nashville Tenn, Is ggos doznn Of Buis c.
iron bsttess fpr sale 60 suffers in the army only
The rrguinfons Of the Treasury Department are 10 Be
.sompli I'd with strictly
Byorder of Ma, " G=n. Rcs-etaHs.
wM.M wILEg
Aa5er and Provost Marshal Gen
Ter sale Wholesale snd retail by Wikinso Bartlett
o.,Aecknks Iowa apri3-dtxlyr.