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Tennessee bQDQs.-. ~
New York Exchange Is n god derand az par
buy4ne. and 4 selling. There is alsoa good business
doIpris 1895, Vhich are still selling st par and ID
terezt
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A GENTs WAITED Dor arBE SCR "a sFn.
n VICE, he Field, the Dungeon. ADD he -
l-pe- ne most ilteFest.ng and ercrfIrr book
ever published. embracing Ir. Hrharfsrufs ~.
--eieied eEference - iqlr years. rafeliinq
through The soat1 IN ne sserst sars.ls- - ~
" tnnuue-" u EiIl abound IN stirring event.. nj
eontain mose Of ne fac-, lncdent and scrlareo ii
D. var tlan sly cher WorE pueitshe.i -.-f -.
c.rcu'ars- Addfcss IONS ende a 81 ~
~ y. "a slrsst Ciacinnsf. one
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hEAnc sHTcEs LIFAar. o. "a r'rlrtarrr AZ
Atsa4illl Trss., griFfl. fsCl.
D.. Johb Balis sEenf ~. -. - ZEN sic
y sh.p = reslf'.ls Tenn, - srrss 81 80 ila.u,
army only
Ihe rssu.s irus e Ne rrss.u-y Dspslineui ars
10 - conpiicd win afria W
Wn ~ WiLra
Hsiof ard Provost Naralsi een=rsi.
Ter lales uhcissa1a Sad retail b. hIaAf, DL-
hoFlLLE o Co. Nashville, Team
octlf-ta sas d4asm
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On rcceiTt q The Ger. ioutsyo vii zee uhai you
are gong % have, md then t b "a your opton -
send The dollar a1d iasa the arf.eIe OF act pnr-
ehassrs nay Tins Obtain a Guli Watch u ar1anf
Ring, Or any Get q aeFeiry On our ist ~ one roi.
~ and = no eisa can hey gsi sss thsn one dol
lars worth. TIE uri-e Of Csr.Idl LES T. = f-.
0ne for 3 celts Eve or q eleven ~ 81 fhirfy
lor s. sixty Ave ior so ore hun red for gl5.
Agenis Hsufed eFcryHheze, o. whom srae.ai
TAI GlUCHANa
sePs-su' Ne rs hr1adzaT, n. Y
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saashrillG aniOn.
atlonrtaru & Commercial.

CORRECTED By TIE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
No. 50 CoLLEaE sTEEET.
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f'cm ever -eraoa af lha s,aatry osu.s O, ---
eoa7e v.-h Do ara coar.oaoa lisi ta.7.u 49,.
ul as.oItnertof
Rich Embroideries.
Rich Laces,
h'eh and Tasty Nets.
Rich aud Elegant Belt.
Hca and Beautiful Buckles
Belt Ribbons.
Hosiery.
Corsets,
Skirts,
Combs,
battons,
Wallets,
Suspsajers
Linen Collars,
Paper Collars.
Handkerchief,
Trimmings.
Perfumes.
Spool Cotton.
Linen Threads.
All enc 90 enaft n II .I.ra. 7.r..l, q.
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BYE AND EAR!

ts1A7ES q ne = e and Ear. Ne-v,-s -
e y ~ OanoeTous Tuners irssisi "a -
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Merchants

f'om ever -eraoa aI ino c1lrtry 5-u,s O.. ---
eaa'e v.'h Do ana coar.oaoa aaai tda7 W AL.
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IauIsgILIr. ~. ssut Il 1srs
a1snio mire. 20 BE- Msd'1si Director al ~ ~
pETin.eut q Ne my a. the cr--l $500 ! -. r..
Pc q ~ te'iron hitierss T 2 insrcst.on M -
-ancton sd appr0ra ~ 90 s--o-. ~ 49,. 70
ne loiies ng - the Heiea 1 irsrtor'. rsriT -
-. ,'tn hosseraiis' reFui-si1n b. shap 50 do.-5
q once, % have ii s0id @ sulifrs.
sff .s... I1HE prrr
am aa-ifhed Thar cedr51 Erais - - -,
barn O. anT &c i lskeu rsorar'F s..i .- -
- 80 ~ fecncu - d.. bh 'Hts'a.. rI1r...' h
ied % dispose q & e sufisfs.
aual a. IHra-zas.
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Z TEUEfE. A. THuETT.
Nashville, Tenn.

FTAVF ASSOCIATED WITH TH RMsELVE rs
II MH A q. WILEY, IN the Nnrsery Blu
sIness. The business vii BE- continued hereafter
under the name OF
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Physicians Prescriptions

Sis6 eSIpoguses a Al hours-Nay or
tiiis-sv' ssEpStsui prgsEisa
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TRUETT& WILEY

At the residence Of the Senior Partner. hr. +.
TFuetI two sni a half miles from Na7hYlle, norh
OF the Cumberland rVer a short distance esat Of
the GsIlstin Pike on TIE Porter snd Vaughan Pike.
We have now % hand q large Assortment Of
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees
One Dozen Trees.

Al orders left At the Drug Store Of FOR
STEPHENS VII be promptly attended to-
u ~ nnI-Lu II I'D ra-uM I
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ITFyANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
y AND AGENCY.

The 5n 5 0Rge 9sso Of i2 s cSuS {
to toFg send them purchasers for their farms and
from r. nm nv lone experience as Surveyor ana as
s e1o RI am veil Informed as to the quality and
Exhibition ed Of most Of tht farms in this county
I have concluded to solicit the patr93nage 81
the public as LAND AG 5sl Ike xe'so o11
tbose who |1 wish S to SELL viii fnd it g their
interest to give me call at my office, st Bruins
jail, West End, near Alexandria Va, or BY
mail, Box 314 Alexandria ?. O., w.
'''|'''' JONATHAN ROBERTS;
do 81 -2u, Sheriff Of Fairfax county: Va.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Rv virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
~ Ea1ouier county pronounced the 18th clay
~ Dacember, 1865, in the suit Of Hunton ys.
Bastable, the undersigned, who were therein
annointel special Commissioners Tor that puT-
nose, will on FRIDAY, 9th Of February;
1855, offer for sale, on the premises; at pnb5l,r,
auction, TO the highest bidder; n ACi V 81,
I,AND, belonging to G. NJ. Bastable in the
county Of Fauquier and is the same land al
jottad to said Bastabe, in the partition bet" cen
Nm and James J. Hunton, and contains BY re-
cent survey S66 IL ACRES. This is Que Of INC
verv Snest farms in Piedmont, Virginia: IS we'll
sfIanted TO the growth Of all cereals, aGd IS IN
sllrpassej as s Grazing Farm It IS be4ut'1nily
situated O.. both sides Of Cedar Runi ana IS COM
Dosed entirely Of the first and second bottoms @
that stream. It lies within hall ls111e q 5hG y a.
mon It very VALUABLE IL lifted t9 re-;
orinding corn, and which might, WIFI . Sina a
So,t7av Re made one Of the finest ilourlng MUS
IN fhc county: also a frstratc - " 49, ~ III
goo3 reoair. The DIV ELLING HOybk fz.s
E co,nfolfable but small. James j. aU ~ .l::s-
to,9 esq. who lives on the premises, VIII take
pleasure il showing u to persons oe5l1!Ous 80
pnrchasc & is believed that no opportunity
~ good investment, equal to this has Tor q
1on@ Eime. been offered to the public.
ITern1s Of Sale :-One-fourth Of the purchase
,,,a,,au will be required in cash on the Cay o
sale The balance in one, two. and three equal
annnal instruments to bear interest from the
dav Of sale. The title to the land will be with
heIa as a security Tor deferred payments, ana
the land viii be resold by order Of Court, upon
sa;1ur ret to nav aay one Of deferred payments.
1S''ls'Ae 'e,.t0 JOHN NJ. TORIES.
B. H, SHACKELFOKD,
EPPA HUNTON.
.ss Faueuier CO., dec 22-dtd Commissioners.
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William Il. Chandler, Assistant Secretary
et the Treasury Department, has received q
th;rfv-tlay's leave Of absence.
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s $ attention Of The Ladies 10 his large stock
Of FURs, Consisting q Mink, 5iberi2n, Squir;7
rel and Sable also: q large stock Of Misses and
Children's FURS, % every description which
will be sold cheap. also, g fine stock OF Mems
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired st shoIt
notice Call 1T re. So King St. 10 21-tf
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pOYn ( BRO:
NEW AND SECOND IANn
HOUSE FURN IS II y T. 81 u I'll Il,
No 2G8, King street.
ALEXANDRIA. ~.
Have Oh hand, and offer for sale q lowest
V ''' HEDsrEADs, LOUNGES, sET7EIs.
Chairs, Tables, Stoves, and in fine: ali articles
proper for Furnis hing Dwelling,
Looking Glasses; and Hnc aEsortnent q
FEATr1HRs. for beds. 10 29tjan!
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA Is. II.
FL EssT #a EE $500 E zEzY::

OkhNJE q ALEAALsbi'A+A N
81 zz = E 1900 2 Ez ==:|
THROUGH BY Kali FROM W w !, ~
t HnV 6ND dLEXANDRLA, 10 RlCH
MOND AND LYNCHB URG: -, 1oc..
IN and after TUESDAY, DecG11mDer =, 'oW
} the trains on this road vii! run oa'1?
Sundays exceP %R1iN5 50 s0UTH.
Leave Washington. Ivy g.. III.
Alexandria, 7. 40 a. H.
(,ordonsville, r. IS p: m,
Connccting with Va Central Road foF kSlc'
rnond and Staunton direct: oo
Arrive At Richmond at $50 r. ~
TRAINS NORfH.
E.,:.v. Lyncbburg, 7.COa II.
q Richmond 81 100 ~
(;ort9on5yille, H. 20 p II.
drive At Alexandria $50 p m
" Washington, 5 so p. N: -.
{,onnt citing with the B.. & o. i. H. 1oI 3
nnrts OF the North and W est.
'ocaI frncht train leaves Alexandria ut -
. ~ and arrives ct GordoDsVille at 90 p. n
T,oozns Grr1onevi!c 1t 600 q. 10. and arrives a
: !rxanaris 1t A.35 p. II. Through freight tran
)nav.s alexandria At2. - Q. H., ana ARRIVES q
Lyncl, burg at 40 ?. ~. Leaves Lynch nurg q
I35 3. H., and arrives at ; Iezandrla at o. ~ P n
Express freight train 7eaye5 q leAan 1n "a a.
100 D. H., and arrives at Lynchbnrg at H. ~ q
~. Leaves T. nchburg at 2.:lO p. a., and ar.
rivcs st Alexandria at $50 q, NJ
This TOE to has the advantage over oil other,
o. having continuous rail rom New orN ~
Lynch rg-40i miles, and CONNECTING Ct
LyDchburg direct, 10 Bristol, knoxFll!e Men MeI0-
pi1is, New Orleans, and al ether points South
'''r + also! aso nasseg through Fairfax, Bull Run
zIanasSas. Brist0c. CatIett's, R&ppahannock
CulDel;ar Orange and Go1ionsYiIle, Whef'
many Of the lass great battles were fought.
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Insurance.
TNIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

! ssets lGold1. $4,000, 900
IN the United States 400, 000
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
45, WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for I'll
liabilities Of the company.
AH Directors Musf Be Shareholders.
Directors in New York
+. Cottenct, Henry Grinncll,
JOS Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton, ~:
f. NJ Arch bald, +. I Sanderson:
H. B. H. Consul
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of property, at the lowest
current rates, and policies issued payable IN
Gold Sterling, or currency, by
HOOE & WEDDERBURN. Agents;
nov 3-tf Foot of Prince st, Alexa., Va.
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An extensive stock Of WALL r.tP IA;
WINDOW SHADES and FlALU Itho, i1c7
ture Cords and Tasee!s. &C.. cen h. purchased
at greatly reduced prices, at the STORE or the IN
dersigned, N 0. III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatory to closing BUSINESS
Those who have pictures at the, aboVe-na'nsea
store to be framed, will oblige by calling 1oF
them at an early day. <,,.,,
nov l7-tf jEFF EEotN AHDo1'
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~ AFTER COMPANY

a IRXANDRIA WATER COMPANY. -
Il, An adjourned meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of This Company viii be held at the auditor s
Office, III Alexandria, on TUESDAY, TIE 9th
day CT January, 1865, at i Q clock, 8. n.
dee -cotd r JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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Special Requisitons, No. 40, are required for all
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, and
must be approved by Brigade and Division Com
msnders. or the Commanders Of Troops unassign-
ed 10 Brgades or Divisions.
Reqmslnons Tor supplies, for troops stationed at
Nashville, will he filed on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, means Of
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the ap-
prOYR Of the Chief Qusrtermsster il required.
acquisitions and Estimates for Supplies st the
Front must be presented TO the Depot Qusrtermas-
ters there. Only in extreme cases Will they be is
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief QuarteTmsster Of the Army.
All signatures % acquisitions and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph d Of the Officer,
followed by his rank, and the number sud designs
ion Of his regiment or command.
moy y, 1865,
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Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKWITH, c. c. g.,
Military Division Of the MississippI-


Military Division of the Mississippi
CAPT. J. c. REED, c. c. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland. Office No. u
SOnth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. SAN J. LTTLE, C. g.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Ofcs No. 10
CheTry-street.
APT 8. D. HENDERSON, G. g.
Post CoznmissUy Subsistence, OfBce North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
P W. H. MLYMAE, G. g.,
In charge Of u. 8. Bakery, and Discussing Com
missaTy Subsistence, VICE Capt John A. irvine.
once no. ~ Cedsr-street.
LIEUT J. 8. G~ALLEETISE, A c. s.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets, wee Lieut. Henry King.
CAPT. D. R. LAMOREAU, G. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle, wee Capt. Glover-also
in charge Of Herdm6n, Stables, sc vice Lient. q.
:. Hollistsr. Office near Lower Landing.
CAPT. A W. WILLS, A. O. N,
in charge Of Pot Fuel, Government Printing
House, and al Public and Private Buildings used
~ StOrehouses, Othces, Quarters, &c. Once No.
70 South Cherry street
CAPT. ". MILLS,
Inspector Of Suffers Goods, and all Private Stores
shipped 20 the Front. Office s6h Cherry-Eireet
CAPT. F.J. CHILLY, A. Z. NJ,
nsbursng and Chief -usrteunaster, L.. & Military
Railroads Office Church street. Chattanooga
Depot.
APT. s. r HAN1LL, A. Q NJ,
Assistant 10 Capt. r. J. Crlly, A. Q. N. OHce
Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
LIEUT.. G. +. NELSON, 18th c T, A. A. @ NJ,
m charge Of Property U 8. Military Railroad.
Office Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. Il NJ SMITH, A. Q NJ,
in charge Of Cavalry Depot Eige6eld, Tennessee.
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
mSes suffer, the ROOT n HERB JUICES Il
most asppiy atapted-in Ulcersted Uterus, in Leu
SoTrneea, N bearing down, Falling OF the womb.
beoAty, and for al complaints incident TO the sex.
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All of the above list of Goods will be sold for one
dOllar each. Certificates Of all the various articles,
stating what each one can have, are first up IA en-
yelopes, sealed up, and mixed; and when ordered,
are taken out without regard tochOice and sent by
mail, thus giving II fair chance. On receipt Of the
Certificate you will see what you can have, and
then it is your option TO send one dollar and take
the article or not.
IN all transactions by mail we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business p cents each, which must he
enclosed when the Certificate is sent for. Five Ger
thcstes will be sent for 81; eleven for 81; thirty for
IS sixrv-fYe for $40; and a hundred for SIS.
A~GENTS-Those acting as Agents will be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them,
provided their remittances amount to one dollar.
Agents will collect % cents for every Certificate,
and remit Is cents to us, either in cash or postage
stsmps. Great caution should be used by our cor
respondents in regard 10 giving their correct sd-
dress, town, county and State. Address
j. ID. WINSDOW & co,
sprIs-sm 2Os Broadway, New York.
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Police Department.

Csptsiu Of Polce-H. A. Chumbley.
l6t Lieutenant-Dsniel A. Birchett.
q Aeutenant "A. O.. Byron.
LIST Ward-H. Thompson, VIM. gtewart, T.. n.
Scott.
q MRrd-John Firth, A.. CrosthwaIt.
80 Maro-as. Miller, ". Bonds, K. ". Garner,
VIM Danley.
4th kard-Wm. Mallory, N. ". Thompson.
9TH NRrd-Joseph Phillips, A. j. Hsad, Vance
Riley.
ender, Chas. Hal.
tn Wsrd-Joseph Caps, J. Casteman, ". B.
Baunders. W. Vaughan.
6th WTd-Ben smith, Thos. Henderson. +. r.
Nichol, h. II Mansfield.
9Th Ward-Wm. Watson, p. Mckinney, h. b.
Hal, Jas. Hall.
Assistants North Of Broad street-Robt. F. Hodge,
D. CTcEthWsit.
Assistants south Of Broad street. ". clover,
John L. CotrelL.
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POST

PosT DsFESskRT-No II South Cherry ~. Sur.
geon Wm. Threlkeld, Us. Vols, attending ON
GERS and their families.
surgec r. W. SRARLTSs, 10Th Mich. Vols, Medical
director Of Post Forces, Once No. Is College 81
Rosr BosFTrAI-Corner Of Cherry and Elm sta.
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100000
TO be Sold for One Dollar Each

without regsrd to value, and not TO he pad for I'M
al you know what you wllreceIve.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
cegpt Of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
citation since 'an. /, 1865, the following kindly per
mt Their names 70 De usedi
Robert Il Hotchk'ss, New Haven, Conn, Me'o-
deon, value $50. WIT Willis, W I'D st, n. Y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value S2O6 Mrs r G Tsppsn,
10 York ST., sold Watch, value Sl25. Miss Ellen
r. DickersOu, Biughampton, n. Y. MelodeOn, vs.
lue 500. Mr.. Z d Stone, % Tenth ST., n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Tines A Miller, Scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value $40. MISS Ellen }.
Peck. Springfield, lis, Melodeon, value Sl25. DR..
J.. Van Ripper, Washington, d. G., Sold bunting
Cased Watch, value $50. Edward h. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss d d
Fsrwell, Dubuque, lows, Diamond Ear Drops, va
lue $3.50. Francis l Moran, l26 Pearl St., Albany,
n Y, Music Box, ysIue $40. Mrs r G lngersoll,
UrbSna, Ohio. SILVER set, value $50. Lieut. B +
Hendricks, Wizards Hotel. Washington, D C., Sill
yer Patent Lever Watch, value SIS. Capt. ! War
ner, 18th n Y Vols, silver Watch, value SIS.
Many persons who have drawn valusb.e prizes,
do not v IN their names published OF we might eX.
tend this list
MAESER or Distribution.
CERTIFICATES naming esch article and its
VALUE, are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
well mixed Une ofthese Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some Article, worth At
least one dollar at retail viii be delivered at our
other, or sent op mail 70 any address, without re
gard 70 choice, on the receipt Of Is cents. The
purchaser will see what Article IL draws, and its
value, which may be from One to Five Hundred
Dollars, aud can then send One Dollar and receive
be sruCe named.
Es-No Blsnks-Every purchaser gets value
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
medIstely sent 70 any address by return mail or
express.
Entre satisfaction Guaranteed IN all Cases.
Rs- SIX Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars.
Agents Wadted. Send = stamp for q Circular. All
letters should be addressed
T. BENTON & CO.,
Box 5567 Post once, New York.
apr2S-lmdkws
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The Cumberland River
OIL 6 SALT
Company.
KENTUCKY,
oHAHTEEED ~ TN LEaIsI,ruE or NrSrUcKr, rr
SPECIAL ACT OF NooRroEAr1os,
EkBcH, lSCS.
$4,000 Shares at S1,OO Each.

DEPREsRNTING THE ENTIRE opF
II OF the Company, which - suout Bo1 screa m
lee simple da icaseuold lands, stuft.d m Cnu-
bsrlsnd county. kentucky, no miles IN fsng -.
Nashville, Un Ire Cumberland river.
Included IA the property q the Comurnv ii the
famous old American OH Well. esumst.a I'd
have thrown up Gu,0oo barrels OF Oh sipse
first struck IN 1923. The Company hss fTo
lood engines on the ground, and b. vigorously ep-
Gagged III sinking several wells, and are putting IN
machinery 20 reSm cut and set 90 pumping the Old
American o. Well, ana ezpect 10 deveiope the
Company lands extensively within a lee months,
and coEhaenty anticipate results that viii stl
further establish the immense o. wealth Of has
district
5-o.tDasHAREs appropriated for working capital
and Ter the general expense and uses o. me CON-
pauy-
leAQ00 SHARES reserved for future issue. and
when q. ued 70 BE- for the bencdt Of all the stock
hob3m
Mr. g. ". q. Payne, on old resident Of Nashville,
originator o. The Company.
boo4s O. subscription are nov open 81 the once
G the Saa Lyspt Company, No. u ChgFcn street,
Nashville
J. a. KRSBEcK A son,
95'-im AgehN.
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IEEe nc basaIn, Mercury, OF unplaasanl metiCiaA
for unplesssnt and dangerous nssssea.
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JAY COOKE,
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
III. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

Dsmond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, Ladies'
Sets, Brooch snd Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
and Gold, Florentine, Mosaic. Jet, Lava, and Cameo
Sleeve Buttons, sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
Uhsins, Plan and ChasedGold Rings, Sold THIN
bles. BOckets. New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
aud Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and silver Extension Holders, and a large as
sortment Of Fine Jewelry Of every description, OF
The best make and latest styles, valued at
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Q~uartermaster's Department.

BTT. BRIG GIN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtsrmasteg, Department Of the Cunber-
land. Ohice lB CherrY-street.
CAPT. NJ D. W-ICEERsHAM, 4. @ N.
Chief Assistant Q-uaTtermEster. once los cherry
street.
BVT. COL CHARLES Il. IRWIN, A. Q. n,
in charge Of Lumber, Workshops, &C. Once 1O9
Cherry street.
APT, s. B. BROWN, A Q n,
in charge Of Railroad transportation. Freght and
P~assenger.) Office Church street, at Chattanooga
Depot
CAP. OHAs. ?. WING, A. Q n,
General Dsbursing Of5cer Quartermaster's Depart
ment. Once, lOT Cherry-street
CAPT. T.. J. cox, A. Q n,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp snd Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, Qusrtermssters' Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Office II Market-street.
GAIT GEO. b HIBBARD, "A @ n,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. ofhoe % Chsny-
street.
CAPT. v. 4. WAINWRIGHT, A Q N,
in charge Of Q-uartemaster's Stores, Horse Medi-
einss, Hardware, &C. Office, Taylor Depot, corner
Summer and Broad streets.
CAPT. L. 3. KIRK, A. @. NJ,
in charge Of River Depot and Post Transportation,
Fuel for Steamers. Public Animals, stables, COrrsls,
&C. Office IS Cherry street.
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Nashville Cita 9frfeturu.
MnnieinaI Omcers-

APoA O4CSAbs
JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHS CEUXBLY, City Marshal
W. IL Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE, "a
A c. TUCKER
JOIN F. INGALLS,, I" 81
JosEFH L. RYAN, /"
A. B SHAEKLIE, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JoHE NJ SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PErTTT, Assistant superintendent
OF Water Works.
DAN. CUSKISGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WA j. SLKKARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
l. n FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment
WV WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JONI q DODD, Work House Keeper.
d. l. NORvILLE, Sexton.
IHoHAs McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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and must Invariably be paid 4 advance, OF no in.
Hsruon made.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES
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SALE OF
Condemned Grain

Al N SOLO 90 public auction. on TfrFSnav
w Ue On uaE ot jare. Isgs. a. Ia os-I,.g
pc BOZ aHe-irm srzn sheds, Aa.hvIIe -
t-4 a'E- 20 rcIu, eEhng l.E7.Is per,-I
& $500 Ut naHs Eslghing ~ sl pounF.
l-fI- cash. Property ~ h. removed mns.sIef.
F.. ct ne eEpeu-e Of tl@ purchase. Tins cora s.
'nouEh lL1t o. feed putlc animals, b. Id vo.d -.
4l'n i1rcisrlInF puroosss.
order ByL BEE D. 4 DosGLusos, CHIEF q,
H. Dept Of Cumhsraud. v
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