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Tennessee MAFise aud Firs
Insurance la,

fEfHE reauisifa arior ut n siccz hasin1 t..r .a-
% orRsnse 3 book llr aiIhs vi 1f.lII,, 10 ~. -
s1ce cf ne stock in m % apd vel kcc.r -.
nu.ler ne uss clsriar. a. noH o1sa Al - rf----
hanE. business mes snd pfoferiy hoidsrs 80
9sh % ON n fr-esrarl 81 AZ e r5f'-trr 49, r.
sttulioa ETe rfsrecli.ilIy inri - - sl5a-erf-.
tsHEPH NACLN.
sh0. n. BILL.
aAN.. .. CakTER, oofnrnilslousn.
aAM'L WITHIN
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An Actress's Race.

ANDREW Johnson,
President United States
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Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE,

,..H pH County Ara usu1s
rinPh-, Il Atll 3 A. 70 q.sn-
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A GENTS wa TED FlR 'THE sECRgT sFal-
"A VICE, the Field. the Urugcdu and thr E--
csro-'' fhe most .liarralug and arluan tros
ever published. euIUr1etuE Hr llchnriafu'- u-.
parsiieled eEprr'e 'euer l1r louI Feaus. tuFtiEnl
througli.lho south u ffc s.s.-1. strF.ec 10 taH
" lruuds Do eIlf abound In atIrr.rg event arU
couiaiu more or fir lact neifaut ana rrr1trrH Of
l1e Ear t1au any olhcr E1rE nlE 1hai. send .1r
-lrCu-ara. Address lONlA ERuH. a CO..
lts ". tth straat. Cincinnafi. Ohio.
suels-srns dsr
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Just received, pcr Expross, 6na lot 90
lWiases, tarloton, uainzo1k, mudIina. % pri-
vale sale. ESQ. SuIELnB q 60.
ilyl-ti IS and ~ College street..
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TrTFaR tl-rFORrzED 10 ANNOUNCE rl3I
w c. CRTNk as a candidate Cor CluuiT Corr
Clerk. of Davidson C1unly, AZ he ensuinF s'l'I
ateefou. oea
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Buuns ever moru-
ing 90 the Nashville Steam Bakery, I5
summer street, near Union. aep5-u
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For Sale

'E'Hs steam fefrT soat RENrurrv 20 -.
lTizE at urper LeFca, . rf.rs.f - = =,
- -. usen ~ eliJ fal1 pa. and = IL - i -
l.-oa - illr lials z Z, Fer fsrrrni1r. -. -
- o. ad1rlAz bDlLEH 4 GRF fTIQ7i.5. -
u-ntra Ageasa, @ - c-.-s- "a
?, q. Bon sss.
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NO. Ie1.
SPECIALNOTICES.
FOR sHERIFF.


We are aufhor1ed .o an1olnas 49,.
BRANCH A. a caniaiafa Cor sheriff OF Jaws
counfy. q the ensuing Msr1h electcu. o--+
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$500, 600
To be Sold FOR One Dollar Zach

Wihout regard % vllue and rot 10 b. paid for IN
al YOU kn0H What Jon VII rsceFe-
Among tnoss Who haze ackn0Tlsdzed the -
cePtoi NALUAbLE GIFTS drawn from this 4. 80
s,a9n siaes lsa. Z 80. ihe iolosius kindly per.
n theif names % ne usad
Robert hotehkiss, hev haven, Conn, Melo
deons value $40, WF II Wills VI gsi ~ N
isnond C.usisr Pm. value sos. MrsRG ianpsn
y lorE 81, sod baich, value Slf5 Miss = lea
Z irckeu0u, Bngaampfou n r.. Neiodeor- Vaius
$40 NJ \ stcnr, 81 Tenth e., n H.. Piano vi.
ue ts5t hn Ihos a liuisr. scrantnn % la
,nono hne, yNge tiI5 hi-s Elen Peek, snr n.
n-l1. IA Ne odeou, felue 81 3. d. I Van irprr
hssninFiou, y G., 50 huntnr Cased Wates.
" o. $50 EdT h Lindsey Worcester Mss
rAno, Naue 80 Mss D z FarEeII. uubrq1e.
,,9sa, D.snloud Ear Dssps, "a ns $50 Frsn5is
Ice 10 Nm 4 ingsrsoli, urhaua, ohio. silver
set Fa.ue sen Lieut B 2 HendrieEs W fiarI's 60
tsl, WssfinEior, b G, silver Patent Lever Eaich.
Ss-ae ,1 - Cspt hsrnar, ilih y ] fois, silver
Msn1 pe-soas sho h.,s sruas vs.nsb's prizes,
90 Eish thsir nEmat pulished OF Ee miEiit eE-
tend t1is lisa
xaxxtn o. BiFranrrroz-
CERTIFICATES uami1g each aziiele and ~
VALVE, are Pleced 10 s-a.ed snge ops sa sl,.4-.,
the CerIdcate OF Order for some Al;icies iHQf.- -
least onr dollar a retaip vii b delivered =. olf
aface ~ seni ny fnell % aaJ y q -. ~. -
7ia.a ri sec shzf Az icla . lr1ass en1 - falei
,--sis ~ - from one q AiFe nEndrad iulta.
- - an ssni Oss DoiisF I'D reesFs ihe arii-
ela uaucd.
na~Eo B'arks-EFory plIrci.assr gsia value.
p-sffes deainr uifh us uay dcpe1d "a h1rinr
-----rf -efrrus aad lhe arfs6la dfsEl 81 b. M
r,aisfelY sent - any saarlsl - re11 p NAL -
Es-irs sa.isa.ctcu Grarauieed n ail Casas.
- -ir Csruacstea or OIle uoiiar, IbifIsau c.
a Asisi. E,s.sd. Fsss .tump iorsoIuuar. ~
isffsrs shculd 10 aidrsssed
n 81 SToS a COs
Boz 65gI Fosi 0dicrs frH torf.
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D. D. Denton & Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&C., &c.
D. D. DENToN..,..........,..G. N. HUSTIEGToN
sspl2-Sm
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In Dyspepsia.

snd i's attend ant tram of symptoms, it sets more
llEE A CHAIN than . med cine. There Is moth
iug IN the whole range OF Msteria Medlos that csn
ior q moment bear compsrscn with u IN this dis
esse
A fill accouaf 81 tbs wonderful plant may be
a,uad in the tiih edition OF the 4. 3. li.pensatoTy
PAGE is67 and t3ss
4 series sr exrsriIneuis In uhlch 1T. Bun has
haen Z years engaged, has inst te brought 10 a
su ceFsftl tsrinination, and he Is row enabled %
offr O. tho public coordination Of ChDkON With
oihev approved TONES. the whole preserved IN the
ls-st quality Of copper di=ulicd Bourbon Whisky
which he j. confident has no equal IN he world.
He might Furnish volume Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned 90 estimate such
thngs ly their true value Ire fafest plan d for
s..ery one 70 test for himself the virtues Of a new
rned cine
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AUCTION sALA or
Government Horsesl 2

cAyALST DEPOT. EuGEFrElB. TT1sNl
Nos u-er D. G, lsti
he sale e Cove rumslt Forfcr ul ranl.rs.
II every Tuesday rd Friday lrrIur l-..
Eigslaid, Tenn
frrslna u1i'inG t1 purchases urraa1 u a. I..f
70 see.er A. ucTc a I p-ofrtly be- Ila c.a..1
sales si this epat
hy o.der CT coi. a.. MaeEay.
.....-. r. H EInE
o,i CAPT. tri a. UI So
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AO< a nNTf Arszts Espied 3 81 : nes
&A - - u1r.tsrl6l sEHiEa MAealfE
- "a shoSP oss lcsEsst slldiaas -dAa
CLARK, hfdalhfd. nalne-
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asooK AM JOE rRTNTINe.

CAMERON, wd. a Cu.-Book and Job Printers,
L J and pa hshers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. between Union and Dead
eTick streets
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These pens bssF my sads rso-k, &C. P. BAEEns,
k1ERA Low, KT-," ior which have secured The
oaFt-Fl9ni and are Warrsnted eousl IN fneness Of
ufscttlre, and sre believed 10 be scpsrior 70 all
Others m durability and other substantial qualites
which combine 70 make really seEviceabe pen.
sent y mai or express on receipt Of price and
rs'lill cge if b. mail, az ny Tisk when 20 cents
e scded for reHs5s Write your name and sd
Iesa plainly
Postage On slneis pen three cents pen with any
case or holder and box, sir esgfS Old pens re-
paired for hfty cents taad Stailp) each. CirculREs
ssnt FREE. Address
Q. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufsefurer
EI MANILA nnr alrih L..r....lIl. 9.
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Without a Rival.

And iurlly deserves the reputation it has 80 long
enjoyed 10 Central America pndtne West Indies.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

DiAREY a SMITH, Nos. SC aud IS Union street,
- lup stairsl represent the lloeirg Companies
A1tna Of Hartford, Security, Msnna tan, Meiropoli-
tan, Ph0aniE and Eniczerboeker Life Of New iOrk,
and Accident Of Columbus, chic.
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Every Day,

On the srrivsl Of The Czrs; c0BDecfing Al Padueah
with tha CincinnEr Packets 81 Csiru with the I'M
nos Central Raiiroad, The @euphs Packet CON-
PAW, sDd Atlantic sod Mississippi Steamship Ooul-
per MississpFi bosta-
aauIa-lu
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splend list Of Articles An to be sold for 81 es h.
$50 Solid Silver Dining gsetts..---...--.sI5 70 $500
so silver saver sne urns-.-.-,...-.-... 59 to 80
800 sohd silver tes sets complete 50 70 500
$50 RoseWood musical bo1es, 50 airs. Is 70 go
90 Mshogsny musical boxes, - sirs---. o9 to 20
80 Gold hunting watches 70 70 ~
go Ladies' EnR1e led sod Wsihes...--. 90 10 so
EOl Genfs Hunting silver watch es.....-. IS 10 lCn
900 Open thce1 silver wstohes...-....-.. = to 50
80 lamond Rings 90 10 10
sSS 600 6s FSSi0 2sl. SsS' and aso ~ s.iss Is %
5000 Gold oval band hraceit ts-........-... 20 10
500 Chased gold bra elets...-......-...... to y
1000 Charoline End Guard Chans.--......... 70 -
1000 Soltaire and Revolving brooches. 70 10 /
21OO Lava and Foreutiue nrooc hes.-....-.. 20 10
5lo0 Coia', opal and emerald do .-...-.-. 70 10 /
500 Mos ic Jet Hnd lava eardrops..-.--. 70 10
7s0O Coral and emerald esrfrops-..-...----. 20
900 California Diamond Pins...---.....-. 70 %
500 California cluster diamond pins 70 10 |
500 set Sotsire buttons and studs 70 10
90 Gold Thmhies, Pencils, 6c-...-.--.... 3 %
10 OO Ia1ckels double gsss------.-.-...--.-. q
500 Loo cts for miniatures. % 10
900 61ld toohpicka, crosses &c....---.---. 70
500 500 i6ssea t 70 Foi5 T5S. .. to 10
lOu0O -held and gnei Rings-.-.---.-.-... 10 10
I0.ooo Calf m q diamond ngs.. .....----- % 20
500 scis Ladies leWeiTy. corsl-.--.-..., 70 Is
500 SETS ladies ic cselry, onyx. 10 70 rs
6OdO sets Ladies ewelry. laya..------.-. u 70 So
400 sets Ladies l.Welry, M ssic-..... - b 80
1pGs0 COLD pens Wih silver holdcTs...-... 20 10
500 Gold pens wIth gold holders.-...-.... 70 la
bOOo cold pens snd holders superior.... 10 % rs
5000 s liver eobets and drinking cups. 10 40
1000 silver casiors and wine holders. IS 20 80
1900 Silver mutt and cake hsskets..--.-. ~ 20 90
Nfessrs ia Gsughsn Co, No li6 BresdWAy,
New York, extensive Manufacturers and importers
of al the lesdisg and mot fashionable styles Of
Ws,cbes and JeWelry, desiring 70 InoTesse thsr oD-
since 90 an unl mited extent hsvo resolved upon
Gres Gd. Distribution, subiect 70 the regulsiao-s
follow ing.
Oerrd6stes naming eseh article and is value, are
rlaced 10 sealed Envelopes snd well M 'xed, One
N thsse envelopes viii Be sent BY mail 20 any ad.
liross on RECEIPT Of tseaiy I've cents.
se o-ficcs sid al Or n0iar onsh, iciiAof regard
o raise.
On r,cairt Of the oeri6csts you VII see Whatyou
are euup 70 have, and then u IL 81 your opslon %
send the dollsr and lake the arqcie or not FaT,
chase-s u,er thus obtain = Gold Wsich. 1. aIIloni
Ring or any set of 5eelry on our list Tor one o!-
lar and in no case can they get less than one dol
iar's vr,rth The pri. e Of Cerafcates is - follows
one flr Is cents; Eve for 81 eleven fog = inlrty
tor Ss sixty-fve fof tio; ore hum red Tor SO.
Agents wanted everywhere, 10 whom speolS
T.NH. GAUCHAN &CO,
sen5-sn. No li6 Broadway, n Y
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The Rebel t-Burners---An Inte-
resting Docament.

The following document was introduced,
3 few days since, in the course Of the trial at
st. Louis Of Wm. MurPhy, oneOf the alleged
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BANKRRs AND BROKERs.


OTIs, h. A.-AttoIney and Councillor At Law,
" Office S21S Cherry s.; + o. Box 74s
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
UfIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Governmen DePosi-
Il t5ry-Ao. 50 College street, between Union
snd the Pubic Square -Dealsrs in Uneurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government secHri-
ties Of all kinds Stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Conmlssioa. C-llectious promptly st
tended 70.
A G. sASFOED. Pres't. Jas 6. OGDEN .Cash'r.
NARR, THOs S.-Broker, corner Union and
Iil College streets buys and sells Gold, UteUE-
rem Money, G0vsInment Securities aud Vouchers.
CclleclOns attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and Eells on c, mmission-
GEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, desls in Exchange, G5Tern-
meut securities Gnd Co N Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsBEs. Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
IL Deals in Exchange; Government Securities
and Cola Collections promptly attended to.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds 5, ID on Commission.
". W. BERRT, President ED5AR JOINS, Ca hier
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to go before the Surgical Board of Exami-
nation, and If exemptto have their names
stricken from the list OF enrolment,
The following committees were appoint.
ed: ajoa tug - Ia 80 1s;
A. Wilson, Wells District John B,
Wilson, W. Atkinson, Richlsnd District:
VIM. Brunner, ]. B. Kelly, Wood's Run
District; .. W. Brown; P. Whorton, Waddle
District D. B. Boggs, John Baird, Boegls
District; N. b. Garrison, Tridelphia Dis.
trlct; James Ellet, James, Davis, Martin
District; A. D. Bedillion, George She'll
house, Beach Glen; Alex Gardner Edward
McDonsldi Frederick District; Frank. Wall
ters, Edward Butler, Steenrod District 8,
Whorton, O, Hoffman, Fulton District.
The following preamble and resolution
was then offered and unanimously ADOPTED.
WHEREAS, We have been lcreditably inl
formed th at after the quota of the several
sub. districts had been fixed and published,
that the Provost Marshal transferred the
names OF some twenty persons from the 7th
sub district, thereby Materially aiding the.
10Th sub district in raising its bounty fund
and seriously embarrassing the 7th sub
district, therefore f-ff
RcSoiped, That a committee of three, be
appointed to inquire into the facts relating
to the case, and if it is found that Injustice
has been done the 7th sub district. to pub.
lish it and take such further steps as the
circumstances of the case may require. ?
The following gentlemen were. appointed
said committee:
d. !. q. storsrs, Vincent Brown, Beavn Dr.. a.
A. Allison. - zfat-7ya 'azi@ 3!
On motion. the thanks of the meeting
we're tendered to Mr.. Waters for the use Of
his house and his kind accommodation.
On motion, the proceeding of the meet
ing were to be sent to the two city papers
for publication. 4 9i fasI
A: A. ALLISON, President.
". J, Boees, Secretary. -,
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Extraots from Rebel PaperGs.

NRw YoRK, Feb. 2o.-The Richmond
Examiner of the 18th has some particulars
of the reported fight between Kilpatrickis
and Wheelerfs caVGlry On. the 10th inst. ), at
Akin, on the railroad leading from Branch
vile to Augusta, and about lS miles from
the latter place. The Examiner reiterates
previous rebel statements that Fitzpatrick
was driven back q distance of about Eve
miles, and gives as reason for not con.
ttnuing the pursuit, the exhaustion of am
intuition. 1t 10 claimed that q number OF
Union soldiers were captured in the affair.
The Wing says there was nothing at the
War Department to vsrifyth reported de-
feat of Fitzpatrick. h. -.
The Richmond Wing of the 18th says
All it could learn on inquiry at the War
Department was that Sherman was some !
where, but twas not known where. sp
The Columbia Guardian of the 18th an.
nounces the burning of the, village of AL
landaIe.
The Wilmington Oarolinian intimates
that an important movement is going on
which is supposed to be its revac1ation.-
The same paper says:
A considerable Yankee force landed in
the vicinity of Little River, 1t is supposed
to break the Manchester Railroad.i s.s
The Richmond Examiner says 81, ,-
The force landed at Newbern is greatly
exaggerated, only few Yankees having
landed there. a- ~ l19- s f..s =.
The Mobile Register says: ls1gs. y5s5s
The Southern people are not whipped
but cowed. Their souls and not their
hands are disarmed. Our strength is not
sapped, but our courage is ooztng outat
our fingers end, VI 5.-a5 N srFf,5
The Columbia, Is. C.) Caroliuian, says
hn nf u
command of such divisions as those or
Gems. Butler and Young is an earnest of
success. Heis once more at the head, Of
the men he has so often led to victory in
Virginia's fields, the men in whom both
the country and himself can depend, and
we may, therefore, look fora repetition of
their gallRutry which hss been bulletined
from every battle in which they have had
places. Though Hampton is in the saddle,
the cooperation Of Gen. Johnston, who,
although for the present, is behind the
scene, does not withhold hisskiIl and expei
rience whenever demanded, together with
scores OF other facts of an encouraging
character, which should be published, are
events that may well'giVe ourpeople great
faith. ssJa rgS L.. s'5,-f,g-g ..
The Lynchburg Republican says the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, it is
thought, will be open for travel to Bristol
by the lst Of March. Repairs are being
pushed onward with .unusual energy
Some idea of the magnitudeof the work to
be done may be formed from the statement
that all the bridges, so or go IN mum.
ber, for distance of So miles, have to be
rebuilt, and much of the track to. be 70.
laid, beside other rep airs to be made Of va
rious consequences. Gen. ". MarshinR
has assumed command in the place Of Gen.
Gardner, of the Department Of Mississippi
and East Louisiana, With his headquarters
at Jackson.
NIW YoRK, Feb. 2D5-Gold 2Ol1ss rsf
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A BILL for prevention of railroad acci-
dents, recently reported in the Pennsyl-
vania Senate, contains the following
provisions: t'That in llcases of accident
on railroads in this commonwealth, caus.
ing death or injury to individuals,
whether to passenger or employees, it
shall be the duty Of such railroad com.
pany to give immediate notice, by tele-
graph, Of the extent Of such injuries and
the names of the persons killed or injur-
ed; such notice to be put in conspjc1
uous place at each of the points of such
railroad where the company may have a
telegraph station Afailure to give such
notice shall be deemed q misdemeanor on
the part of the person who may have
charge of the train or trains upon which
such accident may have occurred, and
the company shall be liable to.a Rue Of
five thousand dollars for neglect to have
such report promptly made; such fine is
to be paid into the state treasury" 81
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a 3 p
cecoEu 70 lnvestgas SMne'ner the honorable
senator hsa peep qnty elected by the Leg
IsIa.ate H OF tne State.or by the Common
council OF the city otsboston.
mr.. Howard after some remarks oppo
SEQ to the recognition OF the rights of Vir.
gina 70 representative on this floor, mo,
Veoi as an amendmsnt to the motion tc
re'er 10 the Judiciary Uommittee, that the
COMMITTEE be instructed to inquire and
report upon the election and qualifications
ot tne claimant.
mr.. Wilson, of Mass. made some re.
marks IN which be stated th6t he was in
laVor M OF recognizing the State government
Oh III Ulo virginia,
Mr. wiley replied. TO the speech of Mr..
sumner, ana asserted that the Legislature
VI VI. Virginia Represented two hundred and
sl1seen tnousand loyal people.
MF' sherman, OF Ohio said the creden-
..als presented to tue Senate pqrported to
say a'y tls tnat NE. Segar was CHOSEN senator on
sns otn OF November last. creden-
1.els naa oeen Melody him Tor ore thad
sSaAty 10y Iaysl Enen sent man
eneH s.ae sast Wy 5jftasls 5Ia!s give
utselssl2u.s ss.:s y was grave polIt-
HOs1 questlon. aoeut which there was a rad
thrornbo,,t ~ n,ssut M ul anu
W. -. 4'yt1t Sus SHly' SNusAy' t4e Coluluon OF
Virginia and other States in rebellion, was
involved in the question now forced nnon
the Senate M SsgaL. r1ie,bt 49,. 1pou .l,'s
S1S SSua'e' NAE. oe8ar mlRuG nave pre-
ton at any time. He fMr. ShermanN
would asl fha SenaFe i,,t,StL,e.s =
80, S esh 'ue oenSIe Wnetner 1t
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seventh snb.pistrlet.

hAta meeting Of the citizens of the7th
sub-district held at Frank Walters on
Friday, the I7th, A. A. Allison was called
TO the Chair, and ". j. BOggs appointed
Secretary.
The Executive Committee reported over
nine thousand dollars bounty money
collected more than sufficient 10 meet all
demands, unless the quota of the district
was increased. - 5ll .
On motion, committee Of two was ap-
pointed by the Chair from each School
District to urge all enrolled persons sup
posed to be exempt from military service
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PROPOSALS FOE FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERSIAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARrXESf OF NYEsT YIRnIyTa y
OUMBERLAnD, alD., Novemper lsth. Iss4


CUMBERLAND, M, November 18th, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS in.tripllcats are invited BY
~ the uDderngned for Implying the Quarter,
EN'teE'S Department in the Department Of Wet
Virginia at Charleston, Parker1burp, wheeling,
Wet Virginia, and Gsllipolls, Ohio and the SeVe.
raj DepotI on the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, Martins6urg HarPer'S ferffy,
Straw a3 - ~ 80 1T 'Ttf1
Bids WILDE received for the delivery Of three tion.
Sand 5000 bushels OF Corn or Oats and ffty (50)
st1H OF Hay or Straw md upwards and must Be Se!
c0Ih9nnied By copy Of thi! advertisements. 2-2
pointa they propose to make deliveries, and the
Fstes at yhlch they wiz pi4ke deliveries therSat
cred, tho tina when said delivery ahalI be com
menced and when TO be completed,
voEa 70 9e put up In good strong sacks Hay and
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to rigid inspection by q Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the Government may require. u {, LVTF "a
No bids will be considered from parties who have
fAi!ed heretofore to comply with their contracts
All proposals mnst be accompanied by d Vuarsn.
~ Spga NJ Dy TWO responsible persons. thai in case
Lho BID V accepted he or they will, within tho time
named execute tho Contract for the same Pyft GOOD
and sufcient suretibs in sum equal in amount to
the amount OF the contracts to deliver forage pro.
posed in conformity with the rtermsot this adyer.
tisementi and in bidder shall fail to enter in,
to the contract they 70 make good the dTffsTsDSs ~
Sponsbe bidder or tho person to whom the contract
may be RWaFCled.IIl gF.fag
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must be shown
by the official csrtincato Of Uhted States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector OF oustOms, other
government official, known by this ol3Co.si W, "a
AL parties will be duly notified of the aeceptance
or rejection of their proposals..
All proposal1 must be made In duplicate and be
aeasMpanled With the oath OF allegiance ofthe par.
y or Partea5 9piess il has already been placed on
ME nm IN tnIS s6IS enseSt4 q i4EL S5z
der must bo written in the proposals
ProPoSals must be addressed Is Captain J. Farms
Eosth Chief QuarteEnag gter SOap pArtmAnf OF West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked aPropossIS
for Forage" aA'--1 = q = . u . O7'-''
Blank form Of bids, guarantees and fb0ndS NAY
De obtained Implication TO this odace i1 sEt Il
Al proposals received under this adVeftisenaent
NH bs opsned and examined utfthis oflce nEWRD-
Bidders respectfully invited to be present Al the
opening BIDS If thtJ dSAH6.EI IGI-Oy
son -. = J. q. EAREsWoRTH, -, y
Captain and Chief QuarterRAseer'l
ueclS-u Department OF WesE Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-21
By FelegraPh.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
Evacuation, of Charleston.

d Evacuation of Charleston. ,,75
WAR, DEPARTMEHr, WASHINGTON; Feb,
2O.-To Gen. Diz:-Ths evacuation OF
the City of Charleston, by the rebels, Is
announced in nthefOllowing telegram, just
received from General Grant: 70 s5i..i
City Point, Hd., Fe6. 2otb.-To E. NJ.
Stanton, Secretary Of Rdr.-The following
dispatch has just been received.
(Sigued, fla 2' O. 8. GRANT, aE=
Lieutenant. General.
The Richmond Examiner of to. day just
received says that Charleston was eyacu-
ated ou Tuesday last. - go
(sIghed. G. wBIrzs1, Maj: Gen.