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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having liern restored to health
inss.icw weeks ly very simple remedy. after nav
ing suffered several years with lung aifsc-
ton, and that dread disen,c ConsnmpticE-is any
ous 10 make known 10 his fcHsw suffers tie means
Of cure. ,
T" all she desire it, he will send coy, of the
prescription used free of clnrrc,l with the drec-
tions for prcpatiNss and using The s1ne, which they
will find SURG cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, &c. The only object Of the ndycr-
tistrin sending the Prescription is to benefit She nj
eictcas and spread inisnIn,ion ShcIi he concciyes
to be iaval,ahlr, and he hopes cvssy sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will ccst them nothing anil
niay prove blessing. Persons wishing the pre-
stription will phase address
Rev EDW ARD \ WILSON,
ryaygq -ey ry Williamsburg, Kings County,
FttlG-2m RI, NcN York
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GRANT STILL HOLDING HIS POSITION.


[From the Richmond Exaroi yer, February 3
1t appears that the enemy still holds Inside
fcnces on Wacher's RUn, miers he Is 1rpoy1.d
to Be heariiy entrenched. Ills movement Of
cavalry III the direction of Dinwiddic Court
House seems to have been planned and OK
eeatcd to give his infantry Zine to entrench at
'Hntcher's Run, which thcy seem to hare done
re.y c0ertaaHy.
As matters stand, the Yankees have eX-
tended their lines two OF three miles, but have
not advanced them.
Besides the casualties in officers mentioned
in General Lees report, we hear that Captain
Floyd. of the Florida Brigade, was killed ;
Colonel Scott. Of Florida, painfully wounded,
and Captain Young, Of General McRae's
staff, severely wounded.
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COMPUTATIONS nY THE SENATX.- Brig.
Gen. (;rier.on, the great raider, who IS now in
Washington, was yesterday promoted by the
President, at the request OF Lieat. Gen. Grant
to Major General by brcvet, and to-day the
Senate confirmed the nomination. The SEN
ate also confirmed the following: Jonnthan
Russell Bullock to be Justice at the District
Court of Rhode Island Cummandof Bssell
to be II Captain, and Captain Sefridgc Com
molorc in the navy; Benjamin Moran. of
Pennsylvania, to be Secretary and Dennis 4 b.
Alyord, of New York, Assistant Secretary of
the Legation tt Londcn Jeremiah Curtin, of
Wisconsin, Secretary of Legation ri st.
Petersburg; J. Sewall Stewart assessor of
internxi revenue for the 18th district Of Penn
sylvania, .w ra
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ten. r. i. lee has been made General
in-Ghef of the rebel armies.
Zion Gustavus A. Koerncr. of Illinois,
United States Minister to spain, has resigned
his position.
Philip Doughcrty, Esq, one of the oldest
ar>i most respectable citizens OF Harrisburg
died on Thursday night last.
j. s. Rock, rolored lawyer of Boston
was admitted so practice in the Supreme Cou' t
Of the United States last week.
Gen Meade has been confirmed ms Major
General in the Regular Amy, his commits
sion dating from the 18th of August last.
Hon. Warsman y. Wiley has beca re
elected United States Senator from i'est
Virginia for six years from the 4tL Of March
next
--Burliegh the Lake Eric raider. was de-
livered to the L. 5. Provost Marshall AT Sass
pension Bridge, New York, on Friday l&orn-
ing.
Robert Lincoln, eldest son of the Prcsi-
dent, and f,miiiarly known as the J." Prince Of
Rails" is about entering the army rs ono of
General Grants Stall.
A correspondent of the Pittshurg Daily
C,;.eHe urges the Hon. Thos. NJ Howe of
that city, AS a proper person to be appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daniel s Norton, the Senator elect from
Minnesota, who will succeed llr. Wilkinson,
will be Que Of the youngest members Of that
body, being about thirtyivc years Of age.
Zen Pope is at st Louis en- route to
command the northwestern department. south
westsrn Missouri, Kansas and the military
division of St. Louis. Cen Curtis goes to
st. Paul. ~ r.I
The wife Of distinguished citizen Of
Boston, on Thursday, gave birth to a fine,
hearty boy, and the father has determined to
name him Constitutional Amendment"
Good for the father.
B WIatirc, Esq. Commissioner in the
board of enrolment in the Cumberland district
has res gned his position. and Alex 3. Az
derson, Of Perry county. has been appointed
by the President to Gil the vacancy.
The Buffalo Comiey announces the death
of Mr.. Wm. +. Kctchum, inventor Of the
mower and reaper which is known by his
name. He was also the Inventor of hand
grenada Mr.. kctchum had resided in Buffalo
molc than thirty years,
Lieutenant Commander Vim. A, Parker
who was in command of the Monitor Onon-
daga and showed the white feather when the
rebel rams came down the james river last
week, hrs been relieved and ordered before
court marital. rj
The keaIth Of Major General John r
Wool. United States army (rcired), is said
to be fast failing. This veteran Office. is now
far advanced in years, and keeps wen to his
official residence in Fsoy, spending most Of
his time in the preparation Of his memories
and other writings.
The keeper Of the Andcrsonvilc, Gcor-
gia, military prison, hicnt = b. Davis, who
was arrested at Newark, Glio, on his way
with dispatchc from Richmond To Canada.
has been tried aud sentenced to be hung at
Johnson's Island on February 18th.
Tho beautiful residence of Col. George
Il. Dennis. near Frederick. Nd, has been
sold to United States Senator Carlisle, Of
West Virginia, for 100000, Col. D. recently
purchased it for s $4,000.
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Cumhcr'sui, Fch1S--3t
StTEPIGN W. DOWNEf'S
~ GOVERNMENT CLAIM


y GUyERSME%T CLAIM
AND LAW OFFlC
IV.iSNiNGTON. D. &.
TT ENTl0T SOLDiE'HS mp, OFFICERS,
attention i;iiiocs IF .soi,tiers amt 0Hcers! 1T
te.,GoA Fathers, Mothers. Sisters art Broihc,s
Of dsca Ss{iiers anil O.Hcers lAH.ntioa OH
GERS and Suffers ,cho h.ne hal hors > and
eqripage last IL tic .lGiihuy Srrrice # the
iTied States, hHeHfiG. O1Irers ,tao hdce re-
e'ai,eI far tie S.rr5.e and Aace unsettled ac-
co,uiis attention farmers wd"se % an has been
ttien f1r HE .4"i9ics Of he Eniiel Sates &, At-
temiot. all wi0 hire claims ayuinst the initet
States
Vow ia yonr time to have them collected or prs
in proper shape there will lie no difficulty in epl-
Letting ,Leih at some future day. Do not .c'er tkr
aater until the evidence necessary 10 suhsta ~ late
yoir claims cannot he had.
Soldiers who have servej two years are entitled
10 300 Bounty o.
S-oliiets discharged on nccoant OF wounds re-
ceived in hattie arc entitled to sos Bounty and n
reuson of So per month. fhe heirs ofdeeeased
Soldiers are entitled to the s,rn-. 4+
Officers discharged the service asronni OF
wounds, and the widows and clidr..a of deceased
Officers entitled TO reI,sunsas follows, viz: For
Ut. Col. and all oseryo OF higher rana $50 per
monh, Major S1Si Captain go. Isl Ut, gar 2ad q
1t. SIS. s-As
,Esyscioi 4ts,asiea given 10 Courts Martial and
officers under charges should not iua TO Apply ioi
counsel
The Undersigned respectfully calis yenr attention
to his great IacIf,i~s for collecting ,iai'Is against
the nhed states. fat,
Pie coil.yrea Of Boun,ies Ten sions, arrears OF
pay. b.. promptly attended 10 -
The heirs Of deceased Soldiers will find IT to their
alvau,aue u, ,,iace their clssinss in my hands.
Call at Inv Office in the Columbian College Law
Building on Fifth street west between D and II
streets, Washington City, D. C., or address ps
through the postofice.
- 80 STEPHEN W. pow SEY. .
E.b l6, LsG.t .liie.acy At L-ty.
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\ SESsATIox SroRY.-Beu. Woods paper,
the Ners, has lester from London, saying
that the two iron-csad vessels built II year Or
two ago in France for the rebels, hut stopped
throug h the vigilance 6 Mr.. Dayton. hntve
got to sea since his death. and are cruising
under the rebel flag and nAder the names q.
the - Stouewall'' and the - Rapidan." lie
also declares that there is secret treaty be-
tween the Emperor Of Rsapee aad the Isich-
mend authorities fle insinas les that the des-
tiuatioa of the rebel iron-elsds, uhmi ne pso-
norncss nvulneratle, is Eew York city.
though they may first GO to Boston and de-
stroy that city; or they may 90 to Washing
ton, or Mobile. or Beaufort, or up the james
river and attack Grants base, Thc whole
story is looked upouas canard.
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EXCHANGE OF PRIG9NERS.
5000 A WEEK TO Be DELIVERED.
A General Exchange of Prisoners Effected.

WASHINGTON February li.-tienl. Grant
wa, before the Committee on the Conduct of
the War this morning. The following Grcs-
ton was asked him:
Qucstion-It is stated, upon what authority
do not know, that you are charged entirely
with the exchange OF prisoners:
Answer-T hn' Is correct =: and 'cAH' Is
NOR, / }:arc cjrt1ea an a,7ungrmct jar tn"
crchuny. # 1'ris"~crS, ana" for mar, "ai
pijiscr ju oGirsr, or his cGHit"l,m, according
TO the Old oUf'is, until one W the other party
has exhausted tie number they now ho!l.
CAT great many letters daily from friends
of prisoners in the South. every one Of whlc.
cause to be answered. telling them that this
arrangement lrss been made, and tina, sup
pose exchanges can he made at the rate Of
5000 week and Just as fast az they can
deliver prisohers to US will receive thea
and deliver tlfeir prisoners to them. aud the
Salisbury prisoners will he coming right on.
myself saw Colonel Hatch the Assistant
Commissioner of Exchange on the part Of the
South. ana he told ne the Salisbury and
Danvillc prisoners would le coming right on
at onac. He snil tnat he could hiring them
on at the rate Of I've Thousand VI six Thousand
Il week
Qucstion-Thcre is no inpcdmcnt in the
way?
Answcr-Tlcrc is no iupcliment on our
side. | could deliver and receive every one
Of shcm in very short tire il they will tie
liver those they hold. We have lost somc
two weeks lately on account OF the ice in the
river
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RELIABLE information states that as soon as
the rebels asccrtainel that troops from
Thonas's army were being sent east. thc saost
reliable division ef Hoods rebel army were
hastily dispatrhed cast. taking the cars st
Meridian going II. fast as possible in that way
marching across the gap made by Sherman,
and taking the cars on the osher side of the
break, for Augusta It is believed that ten
thousand rebels have thus gone forward, and
by this time are in Augusta. Color is civon
to this report by the Southern statement that
Hood and Beauregard were recently i'll Aa-
gusta.
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DEATH OF AN OLD EErERAy.-Mr. John
Warden, resident Of Wellington for many
years, member of the Associated Survi-
vors of the War of fSI:>." AMI an oaac,r OF
the Smithsonian Insit,win from its eAn-
mcncemcnt died ia that city last Fri-ay, IN
the 74Il year Of Ills age. Mr.. V. was q
brother Of the Rev. Josiah Warden, the clp-
euent Methodist Protestant Clergyman, and
was originally from Baltimore. He served
under the llustrious Jackson at the battle of
New Orleans
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Born House. of Congress have decided that
the votes of eleven States-Eirgiu;a. North
and South Carolina. Georgia. FSrila. Ala
bama. mississippi, Louisinpa, Texas. Arkan-
sas, and Tcnnessee--shall not be c"unted i'll
the vo,c for President and Vice President.
This decision is bascd on the ground shat
these stasas were not in conditioa 20 vote
on the STR Of November last.
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VIZ are informed that the Rev. }. G.. Srhil-
ling, OF our town, has been appointed chap
lain of tho First Maryland Veteran Voluhtcer
Infantry. Mr. S. came to our town sfI "r
seven years ago and was pastor of the Baptist
church. lie marriod a daughter of the hate
Dr. l.owthcr, and went as missionary to
China, where he spent nearly four years,
when his wife died, leaving him with two small
children, for whom he could not provide
there. so he was compelled to return to his
native land.-Ciurhsbory (He& lHyia")
TI
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Gov. ilAl,s. of Louisiana has is"aed a proc
laAatfon congratulatiug the people of Mis-
souri, and Tennessee ON she adoption of the
ordaasees ab,aishing Slavery in tinsc States
and appoissirg the 9th inst, as holiday in
honor Of these events. 4,.t
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TIE REMGIoy OF PG,sozEEs There are
in the prisoners camp. in Elnira, y. Y
at the present time, l,6i1 rebel prisoners who
make profession of religion. They have
come from twelve different States-F Virginia,
and North Carolina furnishing the largest
numbers 5i2 re Mcthodists. 547 Baptsis.
no Presbytcrians, 242 Catholics, and the
remainder are distributed am ongst the less
prominent rclous denominations.
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EXcUANGE or PRISONERS. Lieut. Colonel
Mulford. agent of exchange, left Washing
ton on Friday las, to resume his important
duties connected with the exchange Of prs-
oIpers. 1t is stated that he confidently ex-
poets to make exchanges at the rate Of 5000
per week, and to continue reducing the num-
Der until he shall have secured the release o f
all the Union men NOW in the hands of the
rebels. I .-
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Trs volunteer cavalry heretofore attached
To tire military post (iIagerstown. Md. cons-
mandcd by Gcueral Mas Weber. has been
ordered to rcjoin Sheridan in the Valley. and
VII 5c replaced b. regular eava.rymen.
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HOMICIDE AT HAGErsrowN.- On the 18th
instant difficulty occurred between Thomas
South and JOAN Butts at \. II. Hummas
saloon, in IIaeerstuwn, Nd, which resulted
in the shooting and instsut death of Butts at
the hands Of south The parties, /; appears.
had quarrel while engaged in fighting
chickens, and it finally ended in So0th shoot
ing Butts The former surrendered himself,
claiming that he acted in selt-,lcfen-s. He
was suhseq acntly committed for trial.
Maj Gen Warren has resumed command
Of his old cnrps
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Among those who have aukno wlelgcd the recent
from U.s. II Sits vail Ell at over siUU. drawn il-
ring the month of J..nunr, 1863. the following
kindly permit their names 10 he used
/. Rob II. llutchk .ss, New Haven, Conn., Mc!odccu
lyalra Sla0; Mrs. sappen, 10 DIRK ST. Brookly.It
Gold Watch. value 81 3 Miss 4. 7. Dickrtsoi
iisghaaBPt ~. y. Mclodeon, value 500 Mr. Il
i'll. Stone % Tenth ST. y. y. Piano, waite s3sol
Mis-. Jerasi Miller Scranton Va, Diamond Rim
value, sli3: ". T. Willis, v. End 81. y. T.. ~
almond Cnstcr Pin. vaiu, &2uO; Miss Ellen PECK,
springfield; ILL.,. Mclodcon, value SI25: DR.. Van
Gipcr, Washington, ID. C., .G.id li,nting Case
Watch, value flao; l.. 81. aindsay, Worcester
Mass, Fiano, value $40 Mrs. h. II. Fsrwcll Du--
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---Elihu Burritt. tie learned blacksmith,
is tue United States Consul a; Birmingham
England.
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GENERAL SHEsaAS's array is still advancing
in South Carolina A Charleston dispatch of
thu 3lst ult., states that all the movements
indicate that Augusta or Branchvilc is the
destination. Tic twentieth Corps occupies
Robcrssville, City miles above Savannah
On the Both heavy Federal force advanced
from Whitesport and drove m the rebel
skirmish line three miles to Kings creek
The picket line, it is cfaTmcl, was afterwards
rc-cstablished Since then all has been quiet
on the ConsSahce. MePhersonvilllc. five
miles northwest of Pocotaligo, is reported to
have been burned.
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Applcgntc, W W
Ambrose J l. &. l
Alkirc Peter
Atlcy, Francs Miss
BooSey, E@ly u ,-
Bfah;lenl,atg, Carlton %
Bosu, Catarinc Mrs
Beyer, Colirade
; ',aitre l. "
Bell, i. Miss II1LtiS
Bucklrw, Rn'h \ Miss
! i;urkauan. " IL
Bpyce, u +
I Crawiice, John
Culver, john = tt'
Conner. Eliza Miss
Chalf,int, William Nt.,
Darrah, Augustus
Daley, Mary & D..
D..!es Michael fHEsi
Dolep, Mary Miss
linglshsmtf Lizzie
Evans, Wm .
E.kles, Oliver
Furr, Hannah Miss O.
Farrall, JapeS MRS
Fisher. Thcadogo
/ Feliy. i.ohegt;,,a,.ts
Grai'i.iili, Joseph y" ~
t;s'estiry .eJoseph o. y
Clarity, Bidd Miss
ti"e'lFs,h', E.eyey
Hay. John +
!icueric J "
Ii;sf'!man, Edwardgs
Hooper, Elizabeth Miss
Henderson, 4 Bnrses
Huml,ird. Solomon 2
fluffy. Rcbcc., } Miss
ucywoo,l, Peter .
HoIshuc. Sophia Miss
f,iums.. i)anivt a. M y
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DEATH OF Hon. TH,MAs IIolhIDAY Hex.
In common with the people of Maryland,
We mingls our sorrow and regret at the an
of this sad intelligence. lie
died at Washington on the morning of the
18th, of paralysis. ut the age of GS years.
Both Houses Of the General Assembly of our
State have taken che necessary steps to do
hoaor to his burial. Several speeches were
made in which the highest culogies were pro-
nounced upon the much admired deceased.
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Pen. 16. 1861.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

A spiendid vaosni loi on spruce street, very nea
Church 81 dining ne beauufni re- isnce OF ducg
Fosieron he souih fronts o. Ret on Spruce, an
runs back 1850 Mcilcmora street is very con
ve,ienf 10 ne NJ kCR r. Depot Terms easy.
Als5, i.t 100 fset front % Jsmes street. ~ ~
feet ueep; q besutiful buldirg site; ndlo rs n
properly known a. Haw horne,' oWnsd uy IN
gene Underwood. Price, 81 per 9 or eash
Alec, a beautiful lot o. grVund running through
frt m Col e. e & MFrket street, south Nashflhe
very near the lire OF the Street K K inoais 1ic'
Zee, on both streets.
Also, ch 'ce lot on Colle-e street. opPos-t- N
gre House No 3 very vslushe.
Also Is fasf Of arourd on v oodlsn street, EdEe
6eld near Wnsne D.. She by : h-use ioimere
Az = farse number or o her lots anil houses ID
the best paris o. the town siso. goo uisny l0i
yet uusold in RsurssY's addluon- Aho7e io-s ~
tong rapidly improved.
We have q large number Of elegant LOS sllaale
OF huiloing business houses and az e-llass On ln
various psrts Of the city.
IS5 Fest Of wasn't rrcurd opposite The "te-
male Academy near the Nashville and Chaie-
oga Rairosd, for ale-
A chose Lot fronting 100 feet On husseu SIR G.
near Tulip street church.
INzO Les each 50 leet ircnt % hilssei street y
10 daen. NetY oonyenieni % the y ue bflcEe-
Lot fronhrg 50 feei OF FsihsriSnd street. hi
10 dfep. Ve-y nezr the Wire Bridge
TEoLoss between Russell and FSiherisnd street.
fronting 20 ieet each on Or, - lao desp
ch0 &c Lot fronurg 60 ieei on fsihfiisnd ane
running beck 40; nag Cd neg li'oT 1ood
Two Lots On faihersnd, esrn ifaltinH ptieei =
10. io5ninE tiscsr Bob mes rroreriy.
Two ole on Fafherlaud. opposite Oscar bohme't
property. esch 81 hy l7u feet
choice Isot. froainE 50 feet o. Russell street.
By 10 deep sdio.niug A. NJ lg.ins aad NeEy co1Fe-
nient 70 the Wiie Bridge
a Loi 90 RfHseli street, 81 iolnlns Cunning
ban. ffonts 81 10 lT3 Nse
Eiflit Acres 81 Ire Fery hest lsTsen lsnd, ffooi-
irE 50 ysfds on Gallsta PIKE hy - yards on -
County read
Eeht or tan l.otz Iying south q shsity Assuua.
lsrze uusabsr 81 Los n Rsmssy's Addiuo1.
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