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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
$50 LOAN.

July Is, 1855, and are payable three years
from that :ate in currency, or are eea.
vertiblc ut the option Of the holder into
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
Dissolution oC CoparanershiR

DIHNOl ut1Om Of COpNTSucT1u11E
Notice il hereby given that the oopartnsr-
ahip heretofore existing between ReauRoAt
& Lewis is this day dissol lived By mutual
consent, and all persons indebted to said 6ras
are reuuosted to call and settle the saLle
vi hout delay with N. LAWS; Who i: duty
authorised to receive the same and al per-
sons having claims against said hrm will
present tho same 70 J. n. beaumont fos
payment who will settle 81 just claims
against said arm.
Iuka, May l2th, 1a66.
Jt,NN II. BEAUMONT
KORMAND LEWIS.
RE undersigned will continue business
At Lis oil 'sten /, whore he will b hsppy "a
fuvuisl. A. who may can IN him, with
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
y. IL BEAu4oN1.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

President Lincoln, like Washing.
ton, Jefferson, Lafayette and Jackson,
was a Master Mason. ITe was a mem.
Der Of the lodge At his home in Spring
field.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
New AdvcrttNn1emln
]. 5. 7-30
H>oA NJ
r H 7R d 8 = RI Z s,
$3.50, 600, 600.

BY authority Of the Secretary ofAhs T.ea.
sury, the undersigned, the 0euersl Sub.
scription Agent for the sale Of Uni' "a
States Securities, offers to the public the
third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and thrce-tenths rcr cent. interest rer
annum, known A. the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

The prize fight, for $1,000 side,
which took place ON Tuesday week, at
Port Jervis, N. j.. between the two
pngilis.s, Dunn, Of Brooklyn, and Davis
Of California, resulted in the victory OF
Dunn. The fight lasted enc hour and
five minutes, during which forty.,hree
rounds were fought. Davis, the loser,
was severely punished by his antagonist
Details Of colorcd troops, with in
irenching tools, are employed in bury.
ing the Union dead who have lain OK.
poised on the battle fields around
Richmond for a year past. Several
hundred skeletons wero Inferred nea,
Cold lIarbor.
Ma L,NcoL.s'e FAv,ErrR QuorATI N
The following from "Macbe,h," &C
scene ', was frequently quoted by
Mr. Lincoln:
Tomorrow, anil Tomorrow and to morrow
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
Till the last syllable ofrecordei time
And Ill our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, Out, brief CANDLE
Life's but walking shadow; . p,or pla yer,
That 81 ruts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is beard no more. 1t IL tale
Told by an idiot, full ofsolnd and fury,
Simplifying nothing.
Wa.hu.yton Sunday Chronicle.
-Brooklynis raising City thousand
dollars for Lincoln monument III one
Of her parks. 49,
The New York policemen will
hene he radiant in blue Hanlisl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
WASHINGTON Nav II.

WAsurSroN May II.
Orders has. Ieen issued BY The.
Qnartermastsr General discharging
over fifty thousand employees Of that
department.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

I~SFkUcUs But FAsTrDIous-At the Re
eorder's court on Wednesday, Cells Smith,
a jetty-huod negro, and Mary Morgan, 8
fair but frail white girl, were placed before
the court, and about to be sworn, together
with other witnesses, black and white, 20
give evidence in a case before the court
Mary was dressed in tho founting style 50
much admired in her profession. Her
jsunty hat Of blue was lined with fiery red,
and cherry colored ribons strsamed plenti-
fully from It below, while white feathers
nodded, in pendant glory, above its rakish
crown. Mary was evidently cut Of hum0r.
Something "cume between the wind snd
her nobility" When the oath was about
10 be put, the secret Of her indignation was
revealed. Tossing her head, aud turning
up her nose, with = Haunting fling she
threw herself back in a chair, aud declared
that she was not going % be sworn IN, ''sloDg
with a niger" The Recorder informed
her that he failsd-in the csEa Of e woman
who thought so little Of herself a5 to live
in q house Of III lsme-to recognise any
title 70 scorn ct being called upon to swear
with a negro, and that q virtuous black
woman was infinitely beyond q guilty white
one.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

CI-r TAzrs-The report rendered to the
Ciy C-euIG-s.atiaE Aat.he laEgesWguHt
Of $2l4 946 Of city taxes remains unpaid,
conveys intelligence every good citizen
viii be sorry 70, learn. That no effort
should be lcn untried TO sustain tie credit
and good name Of the city, eli agree with
the interest on our bonds unpaid for four
years; to DO so is, at least, q difficult task.
Stir, II e laudabls spirit is shown, now
pesce is 6sw8iug upon the land 70 meet
liabilities ss iey and IS P-omptly IS posi-
bic, tie fair fame Of Nashville will suffer
10 damage but If the large amount Of
1914, e4g Of taxes lies unpaid, ar amount
shat viii increase unless energetic steps
aye taksn-our credit must suffer. To lay
a extra tax with 6 large srresrrge on the
books, would be 70 iEfict a burden upon
those who have paid, for the benefit Of those
VINO have not which would maEifsstiy be
unjust. Rents were never 50 high Is now.
snd zeal esyate brings a good prics-whv
sbould not holders sell enough 70 meet
CLeir lia5ihtissg To hold on to property
without ihe power to build upon it, and
thus render It productive, while debt is y
creasiug sgaiust it, is folly. Besides, the
system Of rsiusing to sell, in hopes Of stiu
further advances in value, Is one that works
evil to the community at large, by Eetard-
ing that Improvement, and advance inPoP-
u~latlon, which brings prosperity. In view
Of the present position Of sGlirs, and for
tho sake Of preserving the credit Of the city,
It is the Imperative duty Of the city Coun-
ell to act with promptnsss and energy up
on this subject. To pass resolutions that
feebly make requests" where they should
decidedly impose directions" does not
meet the exigencies Of the case.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

Wire Is AsAIS.-It affords US pleasure %
announce 70 the patrons q Aliens New
Theatre, aud the public generally, that
Miss Carrie Wight, The charming aetriss
aad siren, viii appear next Monday even
las' alter and absence Of nearly tive months.
N1'ne has always been q favcrite in thil
e'3' ana she nobly deserves the onvisAIe
reputation that she he, established. We
"1'' RAJ hsr greeting viii be 3 perfect
ovation, ana that nothing vail occur 70 IN
terruPt the winding up Of the present sea.
son BY deriving Us Of her excellent tal,n,
and services.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

yoBssoygIrJE-Tbe c]itilcrs Of this town
hail, with much pride and satisfaction, the
efforts beng made by is Old, esteemed fell
low-clu5eu, Squire VIM hcKiernaus, to-
wards the re establishment Of civil lew,
while we recognize in him amEn Of earnest,
we can voach for his true loyalty, and,
further, haze confidence in his principles
and abiHtaz, Or y capable Of sdmiHi s'or-
ing the lew IN Justice andTiEht. God speed
HIN N d. good endeavors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

Under ne III owing special it strucdons from
Mol Gsr. Thouas. c.DIusnsiBE Department Ol
the TuIb Ran VII.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

REv. r. z. MrFEEzsS This gentleman
formerly OF The Methodist publishing house
in Ibis cisy. was s. the Office Of The Pro
yost MarshaI General yesterday, where he
took the oath. when surrendered apris-
onsr be was holding tie position Of ChsP'
.siu % q rebel brigade,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

RrooKuLE's Cousr-The ~st,sndauco ct
this tribunal yesterday ives very large.
Ton persons were fined for drunkenness
There was also eight csscs Of drunk and
dsorderly conduct careless driving, one
using hyiraut wstcr 1ithoui license, seven
cssss tipping without license, three ca-
sos merchandising without license, three
,s's'; whipping "a woman, ono case sleep
iag IN the street, one Gaze indecent expo
sure Of pers5n. Que case. y. Madison, col
cred, ives az ios stealing 8 key Of nails
from uesr The Chattanooga Depot, belong
ing 10 hc l.. S. Government, and wss seat
70 jsjl- Herry shyor, John Kelly, Daniel
Cro-ier, sud James Smith, four small boys,
varying ia age from eight 10 h1scn years
were charged with stealing about eve hun
dTed dollsr1 In L. 3. currency, from M. g.
Thayer, whose Tlacn Of business is or the
cornor OF Union aud summer sts. The
ehsracter Of tho culprlis was proved TO p,
very had, and 8 large aHnountof money We.
fourd concealed on their persons. and SOM,
Of IL wss identified IS part of the money
stolen. The BOYS are said 70 belong 20 a..
fraternity denominated " tho forty thieves
There was no doubt o. their guIt, M,
they were held for trial bstorc the Crimiua
Court
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

NEW THEATEE.-East Lynne went Of IN
the very best manner last night, and the
attendance was very large snd fashionable.
Tonight this celebrated romantic drama
win be repeated, with Miss Jones as Lady
Isabel. In consequences Of the great length
and interest Of the play no sfterPiece is Of
fored. We expect 70 see the house filed to
tie utmost capacity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

v- do 10. profess % be the only Fnys!-
,fqp IA tHr city, " who may be log2d a. ne
9f5ce a. all hours, day or nlgntj noL 40
w, IN ofsrue Ia services To- the ln'a-l1,
-s IN --roamsBd o4rsc!f in preference
to 5t6s- sq1slly well established and e1-
nq-5erced nlysicisasi nor do we PIE
sSr4 to be- r-tElI BILE, or the only man ca
~ -,rD- the vari1us diseases men
.ore8 la our Es-sral advertissmauL We
IN -rt clria the possession Of any 57oneer-
III g-.-st -e~ests5, or extraordinary asTsS-
IN. f--rsrcrs or paljat.uesi a. az seaside
-rat ercw. tina. success ID the PT5c-
&C. Of medicine, does not depend so much
-Tog 10 discovery Of ue0 remedies, o. nsr
go. or .-5Gtre-t, as upon the sslllul us
nj tFoge agencies necessary 70 PErJeSt cur
80 tAiS can be acquired only by eKPe.
r;e9ce saa patient application We rec.
peotiully refer TIE Pqono TO u genera o.. Ta1 aa.
verltscmeua, M another PsrI o. .Io
0Hire E.grs rom 8 ia tho morning VII
lt utEbG ~ ogL-Hf- ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

GEs4rvCrD.-Tho following ~sertences was
registered ct Col P~arkhurt's Office y%ostsr-
day =. n. Hugh, Co. : 4th U. s., on
charge Of stealing 3 horse from Lieut.. Ste
yens committed for trial. Chas. Burn
side. private 18th q. 8. coiOred Infantry ;
ior alseping On his post senieuoed TO be
shot sentence 20 b CONNECTED TO one
yeas i-mrr-soameut and hard labor Ju.
las Ger, Is,b z. s. colorsd Infantry, nine:'
DAYS Imprisonment for bad conduct. Send
ford Garsh, lst serg, Co. IT, colored In.
fantry, reduced % the ranks and Six
months hzr3 labor, Tor m~i50onduc~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

TaaE THF OsJH.-At Gel. Park bursts Of
E-s yesterday sixty returned secession sol
drers took the oath, among them were the
following officers: Major Felix N. Tuloy,
eth Ale. Cry., oT Madison, Ala 1t. Col.
Churchill j.. Csmpbe,l, 9Th Ky. Cav, OF
Woodford Co.. KY. Capt. Henry T, Wolf
r.. A. @. Scott Co., KY. chaplain Jno.
q. MrFsr1u, Of Davidson Co., Tcna. Capt.
Jaa. L. Csntroll, 5.h Ky. Cav, scott Co,
Ky. Cspt Wn. ". valiant, Asst. In
spector General, Montgomery Co, Tom. ;
Surgeon E7H.vl r. Hamilton, wilkinson
Co., Miss.i "a Lieut.. John N. Porter, Oh
ny. Cav, Butler Co., Ky. a Lieut.. NJ
Moseby, "a Ky. Mounted Infantry, Logan
Go, Nv. "a Lieut.. Louis ID. Payne. list
h.. Cav, Scott Coz by. LIST Aicut Aadcg-
son Berry, "a Ey. Cav, Fsyo.ta Co., Eg.
Let llout. Joseph u. wilkes. A5Jt y. c,
Infsutrv, Giles Co., Tenn, Jet Lieut.. Geo
Mullen, sth Ga, Union Co, Tsua.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

4 single Boz Of BrRndreth
Pi1ls cons rs more vegetable e1sEa-aVe ma Ni
,5s, ,,eprr B5r1s Of a5y pills q the world Re
&C. ss- Csc hundred pavsir.ao7 use 'h'm IN
tper p.s-. c. o he eE1lusiono Q. other pafg"''es'
qbe ART. at sr % b,i- ysIus Is yet zs''cs.y "pp'e
ei.-ed. when Lsv ago .st 2 SHOWN saaoen o's-l
--t .,-rru d -.asus-s sHu ne q the pest Let
moss them sreak ? ght out in lheir ia
yo-. Itise d1y via c. viii save lie.
orr rr-.. sui e5 oa redundancy OF 'asea
$50 s..--or.a and d. lie 81 dangerous AIT
pr.vs..-t 5a. Bra7se'h's PILE sdori sa n'-'.a' e
.75 ,m-sut -5gcsoa ~ the.r ocso0' Ne
vs r-ev,s. the G. uecroa OF those imp1r a','
ysf.7. rasu I'D -useisn. uusaaasz, csuse so "-el
dancer 70 tae oosy hsalta. hey ooa eur' "5e'
complain. ayzg pss lose o apP-tre' ra,a IN 'P'
cad res--su-r. pza sa be 5reas'-gne' sa'-e
I Ca ard r.s fvezsss. so.d gy al le-3'e-a.-'
rmyE-ludEE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

NO AIN
If the object Of the Legislature IN
making lh.s purchase was 70 secure a
careful preservation Of these classic
grounds from injury or decay, the eff
tort has been q most signal failure -
On the other hand, If 1t was thought 10
be 2 coodIuvestment 10 has been equal
Nv d failure, for, 30 far "a / can learn,
not q dollar has been realized III re
turn
Its certainly a remarkable case OF
inatten.iou, both in the proprietor
who has al the time enjoyed the pro
hts OF this fine farm, and OF the state
Government with the treasury at com
maud. al Of whom should have been
~lmpeiied by d spirit Of reverence for
the iiIustrious dead, that IN loOv' IN
time OF profound peace, the tomb aud
grounds were 10 d di.aplaaJed coroi-
ton.
lam not able 20 inform the Senate
what acts Of ownership nave been eN-
ere sed over the property further tlan
supears from legislation III reference
G. It.
l hope to be able IN my message 20
you. 40 your regular session, TO give you
d IliuformatiOu under all the heads OF
i7ouiry embraced N the resolution, and
% offer some recommendation regards
iag its future management
1 will add for the information Of the
Senate that Msz Jackson. the widow
OF the late proprietor, has presented Al
earnest appeaI TO the President OF the
United States, asking that "a Perma-
ueut home be secured 70 her % d
the Hermitage snc the President ma
relersed her application TO me Inc
attention OF the Legislature msy be call
ed to her application hereafter,
". o.. BEJwSLOw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

CpLoEan scHooLs AND CHUHCHEs.-From
the Colorcl Teanessesn, o paper published
By the colorcd people OF THE city, We leara
that thero rrp .vo co}orrd churches ia
Nashville. The First snj Second Bsptist
Church; the Christian Church, St. PsuPs
Church, and s.. John's Chapel. Tho First
Baptist scsi7 eight hundred, and st. Johns
one thousnrd rr-Fon'. The First Baptist
church hss 8 day school, taught By a white
teacher, Nj. Hubbard; Sac Second Baptist
also has o. school. There ara several other
oalcrcd schools n Nashville, one ofthem
10 coudurted .y Mr. Wedkina, a well read
cnlorad mnn a. considerable Intellectual
ability, any superior a~ttsirmcats. We DO
not moan superior ior q black man, but su-
psrior 20 tLe general average Of mental
cultivation. Mss Thomas, and Miss StO;h-
ord have slso aourishing schools, The de-
si-o ri the c0Iored people lor education lie q
gratifying fact, and ore very craiitsblo 10
them.
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old Course Of Treatment

Physicians are constantly snuoyed by patients rcaluscr ~
covered q Toie o. treatment FOR these diseases wnirn IS "a
has undergone g thorough unve-aEaEo1, andhls been oUn
Be- never t-1ut.et T.lh sre complaints al patents NTH 5ecOi
many symptoms produced by tie Cd Sc11ol FrearupnL
Ia. JCnes' charges ara The same iu El csses-vu char-e
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

vs,rara,s EoTror-Rev. Bishop Clark
.f tbs NJ. Church, viii preach ia the
M-KsadT,a Church to morrow a' w
O'Clock. a Service also st y, P Il.
Eebbsth-eehcol Ct 9AN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

UsLT EruoE-It is with great pleasure
that We ouu that il was al q mistake
in regard % the reported murder Of DR..
Arr.nR.oa. The Dr. is n town as well as
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Csurtv Court M4c1n County.
-tY Kl-Ea, les.


b1He Pe-to1 % ~ Land.
---sh SO sH al-i-J
-r.-a eos -currn-u's Sat g 81
= Ire sa a lca be- -5rz '-h- lha
er.I. arf7, vHa rTfgt e. r1g fae
80 ue e. arras aieo y. fera.o-
3 pa tl.r, vre ci y rurn arthur
eatr-. l-- cause, 80
- OF .1-a- ee s1 rev I'D
p 5-s -n ths coo 2 o. n tlse-
ire r-1erslH --s -az 4s "a
-.r. -h-d 70 q G 3 OF h--rVf- re-
49, =. Moore .1s-tc t-ra rst0 H'feer B..
C5.l,v c .-r-,f Ga o. .ocu-ys & gfcolt
ID III. o. tlau o. LasJr[' % y 20 . aa-
e. r. ad. sHaa-r OF r-uCr O. .ls
--. -a. D. or ne sane FI r. -1E-A
-sa a. .o- a-,HGg 70
hes.
mJz7-vf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

on JOB OrFIcE.-Wsn are executing e7eTg
description Of plain snd fancy Job PRINT
ing in ths neatest style, aud st Tire 4o"est
prices, a. this o@ce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
so College Street.
m~ayl7-lm
HEADQUARTERS POST CF NASHVILLE
OFFICE IF PHOEOsT MAR7H L, :
NE IL LIZ. MaT e, lso5 |

FIG IF Y MAH7h L,
NASH uLE. IusE, Msy e, lso5
Provost Order,l
n. 70. FL-EAcT.
Z Under ne ~ owing special u s.rucdons from
Mol Gsr. Ihouos. nusnoiDE Department. Of
the Cub Ran viz.
FEAIQ RS DEPT OF ECjMEERi AND,0
OFFICE or FDDEyST HshSHAL GENERAL.
NASHVILLE, Ihss, Hsy a. $780,
carr. HrSTEs Ba7oE-. Prov Mar. Nashville
C1af1.1- The s3r GsDs-aIc sndlag direc's
that tCaus.g prov f.l Tor qu-r. De- Guu sup-s
Z nre fr the 5t-i t.s ptrO.ej prisoners O. var 81
T3uss to Their HON who are necessarily de sned
Al this pOnt. Tat such persons, iC- their own
protection and 60 prevent improbable controversy,
be prevented lem frequent * public hotels alc
restaurants To Ca-ry cut his order, aus 20 en-
able some o. the generous sol lib raj supporters
CO.. the lstsr taii0l WHO -es deIl El-hF4le t1Co .
n trie o. lie wants q he r~eJurollg parCief pm
gonsrs, on are authorized % distribute ouch prI-
soner5 amongst the resident families Who are
known 70 be and q, have been rab=. syrlpaJs.zers,
4argalug 70 each fmi.g such numbers as nay he
leI-sfte. Cigtctei, reap uuc ths. comfortable eEsi-
terz bnu cooked rFu9ls beluru! b dtlefl, M re-
gLgTcg The psr.ied prsOue 8 10 remain on the pre-
mrs--t3 which they are ssst med, ultl they are u
2. atness % deYsr. for tfolg homes. fCu aTs also
direclei 20 ENFORCE the order from the War De-
psTmea, pTohiiilu ia. tho wearing cfre1el uui,crm
iY palolad plsgneTzJ q war.
EgDe8 J G EAREHrEsT,
C1L ard rov. Msrshal.
It s hereby or1ere1 shat all psroled prisoners Of
wax found n rcb I uui0.m 1e dIreate % rcf OFT
I'D gna tfncp Of Provost Marshal OF Post lOE slot
meu. recording % t-e alo e orders.
Hotel nj Restaurant Keeper are lrec511t 10 re-
fuse enc rlai mont 30 =urn rebel pn-oDrrs iu Uni
form. aud % r-s. EN- 20 tn Cihce 81 Post Pro-
vol MalzIai for dIsp su9u.
Nv nuaat OF Byt. Mel cen. JND. y. HuLEz
q Eh BROOKE.
mH7-f-gt Capt sad Prov MsrsEai.
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Corr d TusEEL-This firm hes yestsr-
dsy's LouiSvile Journal, snd the latest
ueeklies AID maga-ineF.
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For sale a. this office. oEe Hand Hagon'
ra-rlv new. which viI he sold chesp.
For $40 d. this Office, one good IoOsoco
&C. VII be sold cheap for cash.
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VIC. CcLIIFE.-We are indebted 70 this
clever nsssdeeler Tor the latest newspapers
received last evening.
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN EIEAL HOSPITALS
SURGEON T.. P. sTEARNs, Z g. VOLS,
sUreunserieut sni prcltOr q Hospitals, See
q chem slu.-L
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Ncs- FcultcutRry. surgeon BuTku Ooskr 2.
Nolsp 40 ouNzGo.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On HsrtaE IHLt. ASK surg Apologize Us
Vols, ~ charge.
oTHCTEs HOSPITAL.
College hll. Surgeon :. e.. Ecrtse t.h. NclHs
NO 1 GrvTRAL HOSPITAL
surg. B. b. brrel, 4. S. NOis, % charge
so . GyyERAL HOSPITAL,
College Ban. SGErcor !. T.. HsrbsI N-+ Nois-S
In charge.
40 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL
s. Ger. Pubic sqaazo. surkeou J.. = LueloF'
U.s s. Vots, 70 c-nrro.
NC s GENERAL HOsFITAL
Masonic Hs1, ChUruh-streeL ASA Su1sor
Wmtehesd. L. A.. 10 -bsrGo
80 II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
"a the Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon g. w..
Frsn0e N charge
No "a GUNE8AL sosPrrkL
Near \. anaC Railroad Depot Sur-euu 9 y
Fuler. Us Vols, IN chSrEo.
10 IS GENERAL HosFITAl-
Corner "a inner and Line-sEeols. s1rc,as ".
I NJ. CHAMBER. u. &, Vols, IN charge.
No i6 CJNIRABAND HOSPITAL
On CoIrerg. be-Feou Church and Bruat-rfuaa.s
Asst surgeon A.. ,. ComiJrt, {. s.. v. On charge.
n o. ls GEEEBAL HOSPITAL
= Narsst-suseL 0efEeeu Unioa and Crrr-h
scsets. Surgeon Perkins. Us ko,r. IL charge
POST
Pr purrsssrY.-No. Usouih Cherry ~. Sun,
reoa WIN. Th7eHzeld, Us Nols., attending On
Gems and thea awiIrs.
surveoa r.. ". srAsuSa, loth Ei1h Vols, Nrii -
uirecilr 81 Post Forces, Of6ce No. ih tcIeEs 81
psT aosfrraJ-Comar Of Cherry snd Elm So
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Special FNa-sltCus, 30. 90, Ers required FOR az
srulas not anJsd by Tue Army RegllauCns, sut
must ne sVpr1vetly Brigade and Division Com-
ruou1srs, or the Commanders Of Troops Unas=.El-
al 50 rgiCslus or Divisions.
Earwslt9rs iCv 7UVp lea, for troops gtatone6 ~
Nashville. sd. ie hlsa on spprovsl Of tre Post
C0wWau-e-. unies- they call i0r animals, m-sns o.
transportation Iu1Iner, or printing, when The sp-
prJVsI OF rho ClID' Q-uauernasueE g required.
kelUIsIaCns and Eatustea Jos supplies % the
Frout must he prcaesfpd TO the Depot gGsTiermas-
tars there. Ouly IN extreme csse2 WI they - is
sued 90 here, sud then ouly when approved by the
Chtel Ouarermsater OF the Army.
All FCuaturrs o. acquisitions End E-tr'stsB
should give thg ordinary autograph n! the 'aacer,
sClowcd ~ h'# rank, sli ths uCruher SOD dg- sns.
ion o. he regiment Or Comusnu.
u.y 50, lsua,
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Nv CHANCERYA AT CARTHAGE
NAY EULEs, 1885.

g. mi. and Ara q Bill
IA ". King, Admr, IA Wu.ntald others,
II. ID tease. i spnet-lgt 90 the sss'-lcaor q The
-a-y uad Master that the detsuasuz J s..
" PIT ard L A.. hugIt IRE uou-rn-lcfuis 9.
he state O. Trn1-sfe7, SO tint the Ordinary pro-
cess %. ruE r,ungt bs served q on them tsls there
IN. r-.rr.1 On rrHncJr1 Dr. ma e. Gr iuur cue
-rz-iv ures. f1 tie Nashville Ca1H, ueN-ptper
-grr.h DIN tie cry O.. NJLu.ls, req lrus ,s'd
fefeadsn g % syptar 81 2 g neat Term Of tA-
rE-csrv curt 70 BE- held il the & vu Of Gar
rr4-c ol the thtd Monday 10 August u.vt I.bE'
hon 4ld there o. Plead, -u-Ver. o. aeulr i1 en-
.14r.r- H.Te or Ire same wN BE- tEeu ss gHl.
.e--eI. A. 90 hen. and -a. iJr 1-I -lE Tp1t-
III CAP PBtLL,
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o., Won want something haHdsomef j.
Won 4, vra car Sad it ~ 6 hIk basque a.
r---r-a. l- s. & Goes Frcea 10 suii-
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Tr.-e Inducements oHefsi a. Cameron
enc. .s's on al goods soid Oy the
piece.
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