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Parson Brownlow Defines His
Position.

Since the partialitics Of our Union friends
have led them to confer upon ms the nomina-
ton for Governor, those who did not approve
"a. nomination rs warmly M they to the acts
vi .IcN Uayie, have made the remarkable dis
covcry that We have conspircd with certain
Federal officers TO sacrifice Cnion widows and
their children, and TINT we have caused the
late military changes TO be made in thiS Dis
;ric, Neither 10 procure votes, nor to CRAFTY
The vain desires Of such enemies, can we Sic"l
10 defend ourselves in such cases. The truth
i.--ard VIC desire to DC cnudid-we neither
wan, the friendship or votes of any So: 81: mcH
mean enough 10 make such charges or fools
enough to believe them.
so far as abuse is concerned, coming from
rebels and rebel sympathscrs, let them all cut
lonsc---"Vray, Blanche and Sweetheart. l.et
tie kennel be unlooscd--al tho pack from
tho slvbhcring hound Of the Richmond con'rd.
cracv tG the growing cur OF constitutional
Union training--lct them all bark NJ once.
While this unholY alliance OF traitors are
doubling on us, and expiring from The venom
OF their own fanss, they will not be- working
on better men.
We have some Of the mcaNcst rebels in Ten
, nessce tha, arc TO bc found anywherei anu
We have some who sympathzc with them, ana
seek In every way 10 serve tHeln, "HV CIV 60
eral degrees mcancr than they ure. The
! vilcst and blackeS, hearted Of the Scpoys
would spurn these traitors, regarding an as
ISOLATION with them us communicating; the
most .trcacherous Malay would regard them
with scorn; the whitcst livcrcd wretch that
ever ran from the battle field would dcsrise
their poltrooncry. Put these devils iii what
position you WILL all the baS traits OF ournn'
generous nature, deceit, cruelty, scifishncss,
envy, malice, hntc, theft, murder, seem to have
taken n more dcbascd and disgusting form in
the characters and persons Of these miscrc-
ants, and all theso have mingled with de-
gree Of ,rcachcry and cowardicc, which is not
human-scarccly canine. 49,.
Come, you cowardly rascals and malicious
traitors, try your hands upon us, i'll connee'
ton with some new and greater charges
Can't you, with your large corruption fund
bribo some one TO swear that We have robbed q
bank7 Can't you convict us Of horss-stcaI'
ins2 Prove counterei,ing upon, M You
have no. made out case plain enough TO keep
the loyal men from, supporting US for Govern
or, and if something is not done we really eI'
pcet TO be elected And when these rascais
nrc convicted by our courts of high crimes,
and sent to the .pcnitentia,y, we may DC $40"
10 pardon them out.-KnoxriM Wig.
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MARRIED..

CHEEK-SCOTT.-On the 9Th day OF April, lsa5, a,
the residence Of the brides mother by Rev L. A. Arm
strong. Mr.. Jucs CnErH, Of kanawha county, TO AisI
SaRAn ScoTT Of GuyaIdotte, W. vn. 49, 81
ADHlS$-uAG AR.-By Ben. Slack, Esq.. in Charles.
tom April 9th. 1865 Mr.. LUXE e. ADKINS Mis- ErsEec
HAGAk both Of Cahrl County. WA. 80, =
SCO7T-CAltR.-On the same day, by the same, Nj.
Isaac C. Scorr to Miss MARTHA NJ CAM all Of Kanawha
County1"@. Va. ~. .. rF,s,t x r'-.t.' &
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to psss. OF: Of teb,eus:ty into publicity; the
latter believe. that their publicity is so obri-
Gus that il cannot. be- obscrired. ! The first
understand that they must thrust themselves
on public attention: or; DO .disregarded $ the
second, having once obtained public tention,
suppose they have arrested it permanently,
while in fact nothing is more characteristic
Of the world thuu the case with which it for
gets. - Boston Trdnsript.5, g.. q.
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FOR SAzL.E-!
coal Go odIsLand6
On Coal River Eanu~ha County, Feat ia.

we offer s)t,ha, tract Of Land known as tue VII
son Tract, containing 1900 acres,--iwo hundred Of
which i, bottom land. and under cultivaton,lyinS on
the " T.. side " Coal River four miles from isa mouth
Kanswha County and IL miles distant from Charleston
". Sn. There arc two veins Of Coal and every ndlea'
ton Of OIL on this land well good Timber Dor
ders on Goal Rircr slaekwater navigation, for three
miles. and thus ocrs every facility for the ahpmtnt Of
Coal and other minerals and products.
For further or particular Information. call on The sub
seribers, at the Clerks ONCE kanawha County W VA
49, -, -. - : = b. .. W. KELLY,
Mar,b L. 1so5-al '". A. II. WILSON.
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s,lL'Tr OF POO Guns TO DE- FIRED.

WAR DEPARTMENT.. WASuINGToH.
les 10 /. NJ, April H{
Ordered THAI u salute Of two hundred guns
he fired at the Headquarters Of every army
aud department, and Ut every post ami HrSc-
nal IN the United States, and ut the Military
Ara'!amy at West Point, on the day OF the
rcceip, of this order, in concentration Of the
surrender Of General Lee and the Army Of
Northern Virginia to Lieutenant General
Grant and the army under his command
Report on the receipt and execution of this
order to be made to the Adjutant at Wash
iIigtoa. K. II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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FOR SALEi :.

A BRICK HoCSE-two stories hirh-eontalnng 81
~ rooms, Kitchen, and good Cellar ....
ALSO, large Stable good Garden, and water handy
The House 10 situated on Fropt street. Charleston, with
entrances from the from, and side streets AND contains all
the modern improvements This Is a good chance TO
sCeure home at low figures. For further information,
inquire OF JOHN HALL
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,.SE wAHS'a TO ,-.:s:A1' oS,esAca..

4 = O. Il
General: l reccived; at . late hour! your note
Of to-day in answer TO mine, Of yesterday. l
did not intend to propose:the surrender Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia. but to ask the
terms Of your proposition, To be frank, ! do
not think the emergency has arisen to call for
the surrender of this army; but as the res,ora-
tion of peace should be the sole object of all,
I desire to know whether your proposals
would tend to that end. i would moi, there
fore, meet you with q view 10 surrender the
Army Of Northern Virginia; but as far as
your proposition may affect the c. S. forces
under my command, andtcn to, the restora-
ton Of peace, / should be pleased TO meet you
At 10 a. NJ. Tomorrow, on the old stage road
to Richmond, between the picket lines Of the
TWO armies.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant, >
K. +. LEE, General Z. 5. 4.
To Iieut. General Grant. Commanding Armies
OF S.
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GRANTS TERMS or SURRENDER.
ArroMArToN. e. H.. Apr

NfroAATT0N, I. H., April :.
Con. Y. l.. Lee. Commanding e.. :. y. -
In accordance with the substance Of my let
:er to You Of the Sth, propose to receive the
surren'ler OF the Army OF Northern Virginia.
on tho following terms, to wit: Rolls Of AL the
oHicers and men to he made in duplicate, enc
cony to be given TO officers designated by Inc.
The other t" be retained by such officers rs you
m.y designate; the officers to give their ind;-
r;;lual parole, not TO take arms against the
Government Of the United States, until pro-
;,cyly exchanged; each company or rcGinem,al
commander 70 sign q like parole for the men
"t :hrir commands. The arms. artillery, aud
public property to be parked and stacked and
earned over TO the officer appointed by me 70
receive them. This will not embrace the side
arms OF the officers, nor ;hcir private horses
or baggage. This done, each officer and man
will DC allowed to return to their homes. bot
to b. disturbed by the United States au,hori-
.i"s 81 long as they observe their parole and
III. laws in force whore they may reside.
Very Respectfully,
/. =. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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SURRENDER OF; LEES ARMY!
The Officers and. Men Parolea.
Grand Official Bulletin.

War DEPARTMENT., " Asn1xorox,
April9--9 7. N.
Major General Dix, New York:
This department. has received the official
report Of the surrender this day Of General
Ice and his army to, Lieut.. General Grant,
on the terms proposed by General Grant.
[Sisued,l +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
1iEAp QUARTERS ARMIES OF rnL L. =,
April 9th-4:3o r.M
Hon. 4. ". Stanton:
General Lee Surrendered the Army Of
Northern Virginia this afternoon upon the
terms proposed by myself .Tkc accompany
iDG additional correspondence will show the
conditions fully.
(SiSncd,) L. S. GRANT.
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Notice!- To Bridge Builders

DRorosA1s for building 4 Bridge faeroti rs,,s'1
L Creek and also Bridge leross CptenS CssE3, VII
until he let dsy Of Nay lseS. plan 4oa
fpecelons for said bridges can Be seen By salnE %
Serson ToSn,hip, - -:;E.- JAMES r.. THOMAS. ~
nairI. =. - .EpeciaI Com@ttSEoN1r.
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a.i. GENERAL
BOOK AND MUSICAL AGENCY.

We arc prepared 70 order anything wanted In tho Book
o, Stationery Ilne short notice Gnd reasonable
terms.
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GEN. GRANT TO GEN. LEE.

To Gen. r. Z. Lee, Comdy G. s. H.:
Your note Of this date is but this moment
tll:10 \. NJ received, in consequence OF my
having passed from the Richmond and Lynch
burg Road to the F9rmville and I.ynckhurg
Road. am at this writing about four miles
wr<t OF Walkers Church. and will push for
warl TO tho front for the purpose of mcc,in:
vou. Notice sent 10 me on this road, where
YOU wish the interview to take place, will
nec, rac. Very respectfully, your ob'dt scryt,
L. S. GRANT. Lieut.-t;cnl.
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GEN. LEE TO GEN. GRANT.

NPRII stn.
C'ntrai: / received yomr note Of this morn
Ing on the pickle, line. whittier had come to
mco. You and ascertain definitely what terms
were embraced in your proposition Of ycstcr.
day, with reference TO the surrender Of this
army. l now request an interview in accor-
dance with the n!ger contained in YOURS y!
Yesterday, for that purpose, Very Respec,
fully, Your Obdt Scrvt..
(SiSucd.) 7. +. LEE, GenI.
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Ike AC,'Errs GRANTS TERMS.

Ike ArLrrs GEANt y TERMS.
NS,por ,nrrES ARMY Of NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
April nh.
Lru.- C.w. G,,;.:. (lmG'g I. = L.:
GrxhrAL: lave received Your Letter Of
this date containing the terms ~ surrender -;
;hr Array .: Northern Virginia, rs proposed
- YOU. rs they are substantially the sIrr
as chose expressed in your letter Of the Stl'
inst. they arc accepted I will proceed 10
designate the proper officers TO carry til" slip
E..,!oas in;" effect,
Very respectfully. yonr Oh 1T servs..
K. l.. LEE Gcnl.
THE PRELIMINARY CORRESPONDENCE.
The following ~ the previous corr"spon-
!cncc between Lieut. Gen. Grant and General
l.c, referred TO in the foregoing telegram to
:ne Secretary ot'War.
GENERAL GRANT TO ruE SECRETARY or wAE.
CLlYroS IEousE, Va. April Q.
lion. +. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War;
The following correspondence has taken
place between Gen. Lee and myself There
has boon no relaxation in tho pursuit during
It's tendency.
GRANT PROPOSES THAT LEE SURRENDER.
April :, 1866.
Gen. Il. +. Lee, Commanding G. :. a.:
GENERAL: The result OF the last week must
convince you Of the horelcssncss OF further
resistance on tho part OF the Army OF North
crn Virginia in this struggle. feel that 1t
is 30. and regard it rs my duty TO shut from
m".clt tho responsibility OF any further GNU
sion of tlood, by asking of You the surrender
Of that portion OF the Confederate States Army
81 ~
Very respectfully, your 0et serys,
Commanding Armies Of the L. S.
LEE ASKS THE CONDITIONS. 81. ..
s.% April.
GENERAL: I hare received your note Of this
date. Though no, entirely Of the opinion you
express OF the horcicsSncSs Of the further re-
sistance on the part Of the Army Of Northern
Virginia. rcciproca,c your desire to avoid
useless citusion OF blood, and, therefore, be-
fore considering your proposition, ask the
terms 20" will offer, ON condition Of its sur
render. -....
To Lieut.. Gen. L. S. GRANT, Commanding
Armies o: the T.. s. 80
GRANTS oSE CONDITION.
April s, 1865.
Ven. +. T.. Lee, Commanding c. s. A.:
"ENrRAL: Your note Of last evening In re-
ply 70 sniae Of the same date, asking the con-
.sdn'ons on which | will accept the surrender
/" Tho Army Of Northern Virginia, is just re-
ess'sd. In reply. will say that peace being
my hsst desire, there is but one condition
'"stS' upon. viz: that tho men surrendered
'na!t be disqualified for taking up arms again
against tn" Government Of the United States
until property exchanged. 1 will meet you'
W designate officers TO meet any officer you
may may name" for the purpose Of arranging def.
M'te!y the terms upon which the surrender OF
sae Army OK Northern Virginia will DO re-
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant
Z. S. GRANT,
Lieut., Gen. Ccm'dS A. L. 3.
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GRANT DECLINES rEAcE NEGOTIATIONS.

GRANT DECLINES PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Isl -. April Q, 1865.
Gen. i. L. Lee Commanding C. $. A.:
Your note Of yesterday is received. As I
have no. nu,huri,yto treat on the subject Of
peace, the meeting proposed for 10 a. VI. to-
day could not lead 10 any good. | will state,
however, General, that am equally anxious
for peace with yourself. and the whole North
entertain the SANG feeling. The terms upon
which peace can be had arc we'll understood.
by the South laying down their arms, they
will hasten that most desirable cvont, save
thousands Of human lives, and hundreds Of
hillions of property mot yet destroyed
Sincerely EopinS that our difficulties may be
settled without Hhe loss o. another life, ]
subscribe myself
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
Us. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen. L. 5. \.
THANKSGIVING FOR TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAE DErAETMEST, D. G., } e.
$50 =. ~, April 9th, 1865
10 l.irutcnant-G eneral Grant: ...-
Thanks be to Almighty God Tor the great
victory with which lie has this day crowned
you and the gallant army under your com
mand The thanks of this Department Of the
Government and Of the people Of the United
States, their reverence and honor have been
deserved and will he given to YOU and the
brave ami gallant officers and soldiers Of your
army for al time
sisaed.l EN-. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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AND CHARLESTON MARKETS
Cincinnati,
iChnr1cSto

coxsxcrxp wxErlr-pr H. r. CLARK, cuARLrsroS, ". Va
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NoticeE:To Bridge, Builders

DRorOSAIg for building bridge Irose cesi GIA..
I near the mouth, viii be received Until ne ~ az
Nay 1866 Plan and Spae6eatisos for I'D erdfs on
Do seen BY calling on ne At Goals Xo1t1, JsrtttA
E0Tn.hip >, ,o, -; 'oHh B. :'',.
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make me someahat instrumental "a
dealing heavy blows st the rebeh o I.
{Cheersl l have been nothing mel q
than an instrument in the hands ofGo, ,
well supported By my officers and me ,
who have done their duty faithfully
I hope, my friends, that this day, with
its events, may prove the eliminating
point of our revolution, and hope that
before long all viii be restored to that
peace and reunion which has been
sought by the government and desired
by every body, and then you gentlemen
who have deserved 50 well of your
country By your steady adherence to III
government, will receive the reward
which fidelity and honesty and mora
courage always deserve loud aps
long continued applause
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Nashville City DIRECTORY.
Municipal Omcers

IoHS HUGH Smith, Mayor.
WM SHASE, Recorder.
RUFUs Henry, Treasurer.
JoHS CHuNBLy, City Marshal
W, Il. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE, "a
A. Q. TUckER, "a
JOHN +. IxGALrs,
JosErH L RKAs, /"
A. B. SHANELIN, Revenue Collector
9. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JOHN NJ SEABURY Superintendent oi
Water Works.
JANEs PETrIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN. CUSNEGHAN, First Engineer Of
Water Works.
WM j. SLINKNRD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L II. FREEMAN Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Cow GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JoHS @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
| Il. L. NoRyIILE, Sexton.
FHo2As McCARTy, First Clerk Market
ELISHA Lore, Second Clerk Market
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ANNOUNCEMENT .: CANDIDATES.
proclamation by JeE Davis.
The War to Continue.

The Newborn correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette furnishes that paper
with the following !
NEvBEnN, y. C., April Ill clip from
the Daily Confederate, Of the 9TH, pub
lished az Raleigh, n c., the following
SYNOPSIS Of the latest edict Of poor
tine JEFF, the fugitive. The message
l. dated at Danyille:
The Generalin-chief found it ne
ceFsarv 10 make such movements OF his
trcoas as 20 uncover the Cap til. II
would be unwise TO conceal the moral
and mateIial injury 10 our cause re-
sul.ing from the occupation OF cur cap
,tal by the enemy. II is equally IN
yvise ard unworthy Or Us TO allow or
own energies 10 faiteT and our efforts to
become relaxed under reverses, how
ever calsmitous they may be.
For many months the largest and
finest army Of the COME deTates, under
the command Of leaders whose pres
encc inspires equal confidence in the
troops and the people, has been greatly
trCmmelled by The necessity of keeping
"a constant watch over the approach OF
The Capitol, and has been forced 10 fore
20 more than one opportunity for pros
missing enterprise. Ii Is for us, my
,,ouBtrymeB, 10 show by our bearing
under reverses how wretched has been
heseli-5Coepsion Of those who have be-
Geved us less able To undergo misfor-
rune Hihhforti tude than to encounter
danger with courage. We have now az
rered upon a new phase Of the struggle.
Relieved from the necessity of guard
b. ing particular points, our army viii be
Eree to move from point to point and 10
strike the enemy in detail far FROM his
tose. let US but will It, and we are
free.
Animated by that confidence in spirit
and forts tlde which never yet failed
me, announce to You, lellow~eoUn-
trymcn, that it is my purpose to main
rain yoUr cause with my whsle heart
and soul; that ] will never consent to
abandon 10 the enemy one foot of tho
soil Of any one of the States of the
Cuufederacy; that Virginia, the noble
state whose ancient renown hss been
,clipeCd hy her still moro glorious re
cent history; whose bosom has been
barred 20 receive the main shock Of this
wa; whose sons and DAUGHTERS have
exhibited 81 heroism so sublime as 70
render her illustIious in all time "a
come that Virginia with the help OF
the people, and by the blessings Of Pro
violence, shall Iedc'j ard dsfer9cd. and
10 peace ever be made with the imam
Gus Invaders Of her homes. by The sacri
ice Of any Of her rights Of territory.
Ifty the stress OF numbers VIC should
ever be compelled 20 q temporary with
drawal from her Limits, or those of any
other border State again and again
VII we return, until tho bsiiiee and
Exhausted enemy shall abandon in de
rpair his endless and impossible task
az making slaves Of q people resolved
90 be free
Let MS then not despair, gay country
msn. but relying on Cod, let us NICE
the ice with fresh defiance, and WI
,.r-argEfroi a7i 1ncoaqa rJ's hearts
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@iiitarg 9iteftotg,
Subsistence Department.

COZ. A BECKWTTH, C. c. e.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT J. c. REED, C. C. 8,
Department Of the Cumberland Cfica Nc Y
5onth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. BAN. J. LITTLE, C. &,
Depot CoulunssaTy Subsistence, Ofzes No. 10
CheTy-street.
CAPT, 8. D. HENDERSON, q. B.,
Post CCrnTnissary Subsistence, Ofics Moth side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. D. R. LAMEREkS, G. G. &,
IN charge Of Beet Cattle, 06ios At o. {. sanshtaz
House, Tce Cap Glover.
CAPT. v. 4. RLYAAE, c. s.,
IN charge Of 7. S. BAKERY, and ID -bursirg Com
missGy Sabs.- tenee, vice Capt john A. irvine.
Oncs 50. 81 Ceosr-strsst.
LIEUT.. ). 3. GALIETTIBE, A. @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest. eognar Cherry and
Church-streets, vice Lieut.. Henry King.
LIEUT.. Z. s. HoLLIsTER, A. G. s. d A, A. Q. NJ
in charge OF HeTdmen, Stables, &C. Office 8
.. s. Cattle Depot, below Lover LGTee.
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Police Department,

Csrtaiu Of PoIice-H A. humbleg.
1st lieuteran.-T' aniel 4, BiTehett-
q Lieutenant "A g. Byron
lzt Ward-H. Thompson, Vim. stsWsIs, 7. n.
Sect
q Warj-John Firth, a. Crosthgalt
Sd Ward--Iss Miller, W. Bonds, X. W. Garner
Wa. Dsnley.
an Wsrd-Wm. Mallory, N. ". Th0 npson.
ttd Ward-Joseph Phillips, A. }, HeRid, Ysncs
Riley.
9Th Wsrd-San PlumueT, Jas. Citizens, ]. Cav
ender, Chas Hi
7th Wa d esePh Caps, ), Csstemsn. ", b
Saunders " Vaughan.
S.h Nard-ben smith, Th1s. Henderson, F. r
Ni-h Z, d. ii Mansfield.
On Wa1d-wm watso2. B. Mckinney, Il. 3
Hail, Ia. Hall.
A. is e North Of Bp ad strsst-Roht, T. Hodge
y CFosthH4t.
AsaI-tsnis Outh OF Broad street, " (rioyer
John l. Cctlel.
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sTATE MILITARY AaENcIFs

For the Relief Of Sick su3 Dssbad Soldiers IN ullz
IVpsufrcs1- 6c, a..
FOR oHIc.-A X Tsybor Ct3cs, No 4 Chsrry
street, mp stairs.
Penn. YLNBNIA.-C0l. Jas. Charaber,ln OFre
No 4ss9 ChaTTE street up Stars.
INDIANA Col. Edw. shsw. Ufhce. AZ Cherry
rect.
MiCRlGAN.-L B. Wllad. Office, No. 4sBs
'h-rry ST Get.
TILlNOJ5,-Col- NJ Sheets. Odce No 6 Cherry
Eirees, ~ stairs
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN ERAL HOSPITALS
SURGEON II. p sTEARgs, q. 8. Vols,
6ups1in'en1ent and Dueotsr OF Hospitals, odscs
q Cherry street
CUMBERLAND E0aEITAL,
Near Penitenbsry. Burgeoa Burkitt CloAs, q. 8
VIOLA, n charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL
On Harding Pike. Asst. surg. ApElegste, U. 8
Nolz., II charge
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Bll. Surgeon J. L. EsEbsfs u. e Vols,
IN charge.
no. ! GENERAL EosPTTAI,
Surg r. u. Breed, Z. s, Vols, 10 char7s.
NO. 2 GEEERAL HOSPITAL,
College HI. Surgeon J. J.. Herbst O. 8. Vols,
In charge.
no. 3 gEEER4L HOSPITAL,
9. Z. Cor. Pnblic Square. Surgeon }. r ludlow,
q. 8. Vols, in charge.
10. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hail. Church-strset. Asst. Surgeon
" Fl ehead, u 8. A., in charge
no. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Assn Surgeon G. VI
France in charge.
NO. "a GENERAL Ro5FTTAI,
Near y. an3 G. Railroad DsISt Surgeon & Z
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