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ed within the last year, and many are
engage in the business.
The President, in communication
to Congress on the subject, says that
the number of vessels arriving at two
ports only from the lst of November 20
the 9th Of December was forty. three,
and only a very small proportion of
! those outward bound were captured.
Out Of il, 796 bales of cotton shipped
since the lst OF July last but 272
were lOst--not quite eleven per cent
The special report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury in relation to the matter
shows that there have been imported
into the Confederacy at the ports Of
Wilmington and Charleston since Oc-
tober 26, 1864, 1862 600 pounds Of meat
l,507, 900 pounds of lead, 100000 lbs.
of saltpetre, SAC, 600 pairs shoes, $4,000
pairs Of blankets, $4,000 pounds Of
eolsee, 60,00O rifles, 81 packages Of Ie-
yolvers, ,639 packages Of medicines,
43 cannon, with q large quantity OF
other articles of which We need make
no mention Besides these many val
liable stores and supplies are brought
by way Of the Northern lines into Flor
ida, by the port Of Galveston and
thr ough Mexico across the Rio Grande
The shipments of cotton made on
government account since March /,
1864, amount TO 1926, 900 in specie
Of this, cotton 70 the value Of 81 300
900 has been shipped since the lst of
July and up 10 the lst of December.
Ii is a matter of absolute impossible
ity for the Federsls to stop our block
ade running at the port of Whining
ton. If the wind blows off the coast,
the blockading feet IS driven off the
coast If the wind blows landward,
they are compelled to haul off to a
great distance to escape the terrific
sea which dashes on a rocky coast,
without a harbor within three DAYS
sail The shoals on the North Caro-.
lima coast are from FIVE to twenty miles
wide, and they are moreover, composed
of the most treacherous and bottom
less quicksands The whole coast is
scarcely eQualled in the world for dan
ger and fearful appearance, particular.
ly when a strong easterly wind meets
the ebb tide.
Iii is an easy matter for good pilot
to run a vessel directly out to sea OF
into port, but in the stormy months,
from October TO April, no blockading
vessel can lie at anchor in safety off the
Carolina coast. Therefore supplies
viii be brought in despite the keenest
vigilance.
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800 fcTRAL HORE.II.AI.H.

GEN EcEGAL HOSPITALS
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near PenitentaTy. Surgeon Burhh CioaE, u. =
Vols, ia charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near peuitsntary. Surgeon W. ThTeiksid, u 3.
Vols. IN charge.
0FFICERg' HOSPITAL
College Hill Surgeon J. f. Herbst, U. ). Vols.
IA charge.
No. l GENERAL HOSPITAL
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, u. =.
FOis-, IA charge.
80. . GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College HUI. Surgeon J. f. Herbst, b. s Vols,
in charge.
no. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. Z. Cor. Public Square, with Branch On Brood
street. Surgeon J. r Ludlow, U. s. Vols, IL
charge.
NO. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-streat Surgeon T. 4.
Taylor, U. S. Vols, in charge.
NO ii SMALLPOX HOsPITAI,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon q. w.
France IN charge.
no II GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon & K
Fuller, u. 3. Vols, in charge.
vO. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
CorneI 50 inner and Line-streets, Surgeon "
n. Chambers, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO 10 COHTRABAED HOSPITAL.
On College, between Church and Breads streets
A. ASST Surgeon Justin konayne IN charge.
NO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-street, between Union and Church
streets Surgeon " r. fhom, Z. s. Vols, il
charge.
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Hush. us not on She sings thu.lo
DrDTcATED TO Mss 5. :.

one cold stiIl night when the ground WIS
white
With a veil Of chrystal snow,
Aud the full round moon with a gush Of
light
streamed down in blush flow;
and the midnight sky with its diamond
stars,
shone dark through the dazzling glow.
A young maid there with pale cheeks fair,
And brow like marble cold,
In q easement stood, where the iee-breath
air
Toyed with her locks Of goldj
and her light brown eye looked wearidly
out,
In vacant thought untold.
Silence had crept, and the inmates had
slept
Long in those halls that night,
The black coal was sshed, and the taper
had wept
Away it, last tear Of light;
Yet memory came with a tongue Of fire,
At this hour 50 strangely bright.
Whilst yet she gazed, dark thought
blszsd
In that eye once only true.
And her fine lip curled, and her clenohed
hand raised,
And her brow veins swelled 70 purple
hue;
Then died away a. pensive CLEAN,
Ger her features softly grew.
And sbe laid her head ia her arms sbed,
Whilst Der lips moved sOft and low,
And the moon beams Ger Der white brow
spread
A mantle Of golden snow
And bright tear stood in her half closed
eye
Twas holy memory now.
Taen touching wall, Ike the moan Of
gale
Burst from her full heart,
aud the clear sweet notes in g sadening
tale,
Told Of a wrankling dart
And she sang that song in days gone by
And CT must sing it Ger she DEPART
OTHEo.
Jan. 18Th, 1863
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@ilitarg 9itEtt0ty
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BECKTITH, C. @. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL. A. P. PoRTER, c. @. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland
COL G. R. AACFBELY, G. @. g.,
Department Of the tennessee.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, c. g.
Depot Commisssry Subsistence, ofacs 10. 10
Cherry-5treet.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, @. g.,
Post C0mmissaTy Subsistence, ONCE North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. Z. a HOPKINS, G. s,
Purchasing CommisssTy Of Subsistence, Once
near corner Of Broad and Sunmer-streets
CAPT. San. c. GLOVER, c. &,
Ia charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No, y sOuth
CnerTy-street.
CAPT JOHN A. IRVINE, Q. &,
Disturbing Commisssry Subsistence. Once No.
80 OsdsT-strset.
CAPT. ". r. MLTNAS, Q. 4,
IA charge CT L. 8. Bakery, COIlege-strsst BssI
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. O. g.,
in charge Of Soldiers Raat, corner Cherry add
Church streets.
LIEUT.. J. 8. GALLATTR A O. g.,
In charge Of Manufacturing, Sc, &c. Once No
60 South MaTket-strest.
UEUT. Z, 3 HOLLIsTER, A. @ 8. q 49, NJ
In charge Of Herdrnen, Stables, &c. Ofics Al
p. 5. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leyee.
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From iae i cam0ni Dlspa.oh, den. s..
Blockade kun8iHg az Wilmington
Importance Of ihe Port.

Notwithstanding the alleged oeaae-
less vigilance Of the Yankee navy IN
watching blockade runners on the AZ.
lantic and Gulf coast Of the Confeder-
ate States, their close attention has
amounted 10 comparatively little. Set.
ting aside all that has been imported
on State and individual account, the
proceeds Of the blockade have been
very great The restrictions imposed
upon foreign commerce. by the act Of
Congress st last session prohibiting. sb-
solutely, during the war, the inporta
ton Of any articles not necessary for
the defence OF the country-pamelv.
wines, spirits, jewelry, cigars, and All
the finer fabrics Of cotton, lax, wool. or
silk, as well as other merchandise sery.
ing only for the indulgence Of luxuri-
OIs habits--has not mad the effect to
reduce the number OF vessels engaged
IN blockade cummings but, On the con,
Irary, the number has steadily inereas-
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight % twenty years standing, Win Names
known y science aud anne.
F0T medical properties o. Buchu, see DisDsnss-
tory u the United States.
e Professor Devices ySusols works O. Ne
Practice o. FLysie.
Bee remarks made ~ ne lsts calsbrsted Dr.
Pnyz.ck, PhlLadeip hia.
Bee remarks made ~ Dr. Ephram Mcdowell, q
celebrated Physician, and member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, ard pahhshsd 10 toe
Transitions d the King snd Qassn's Journal.
Gee MedlcO-C hIrurgieal ksYeW, published b.
BENJAMIN Tragers, FellOW o. the Roysi College u
Surgeons.
Zee most Of tls late stan5srd works on msiicirs
Extract such1,--sl9g per bottis, " AZ for So
o haraapgriGs, LOO @ "a
iEpr't Rose wash, 60 40
gr hat dozen Of each fof ga, Which VII b
tons are adhered 70.
delivered u aay address. securely packed 1om
observation.
- Desenns symptoms IL ~ communication,
Cures g1afaasssa, AdTies grats.
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

10 these SCENTS who take Their commission in
Books snd Gifts the following commission viii be
allowed:
TO any person forwarding IL Clubs OF 10 Books, 5
Clubs Of n Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books eacn,
Silver Watch-cylInder escspement-WoTt1 SlZ
To any person forwarding 26 Clubs Of 10 SOCKS, 10
Clubs OF II Books, OF Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch patent lever hunting case, worth SIS
II preferable, tho agent may select any other ar
tlcie on our list of The value of the watch he may
be entitled to. a
Agents VIII raSsin the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the reqIiIed numbers Of Clubs are com
peted, when they vii be forwarded to yOuch-
eTs.
Unless theFs regulations are strictly complied
with, 10 allowance viii be made on extra commits
zion
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DIR. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISBASRS.

DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, for
A-d3 last four years OF Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pr
VAts diseases for 30 years, aattsrs himssh having
attended TO practice for many years, and cured
so many thousands, he s enabled 70 cure all diseases
Of private nature, no mater how bad they may be
nom inudicions medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. Dr.. Kings Dispensary il No g
DeadeFick street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures 81 diseases Of pm.
Vate nsture.
GonOTrhea cured without naUsaOus medicines or
Interference with bussaess.
Structures Of old or recent date elsctuRlly cured
pain' Where a structure exists health csnnot be
snIo1ad Pertaua No disease ea1sAa Flore r,iaeJi.
and undsrminss the health 90 much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases Of the skin Grow.
ng out of neglect or had treatment can be efeefu.
ally cured In few days.
SEMINAL WEAxsEz.-Pertcular attention having
been given to this disease, and AL the consequsnces
growing out Of II brought on in many cases by the
destructive habits Of incoBssdeFste youth, and ex.
ceasiYe Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business society, and caus-
Jag premature ola age.
Females who may be lsoonng with any dinieulty
q the Womb may rest assured OF immediate re-
Asf.
Persons residing abroad, By writing aud stating
their case, with fee enclosed direct tosDr A. King
No. - Desderick street. Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
the necessary medicines sent to tasir addreqs
once hours from O'Clock in ihs morning until
! the evening. Aor : AEiv
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARRIES DE VIsITE OF
I distinguished officers Of the Federal and Con
fedsrate Army and Navy, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail A liberal discount made 70 dealers
Retail price, 25 eeTts, sent 10 any part Of the
country, by NAL, on receipt Of an order, with the
money, at ''MORSES GALLERY OF THE CUM.
BERLAND," % &c Ur street Nashy lie, Tonnes
see. Also, for sale Card pictures of prominent Ae
4raasaa &c Ea ~
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SURGEON 9. CLEHDESTE, Q. g. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
bertrand. Office "A Cherry-street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, a. 8. VOLS,
Medical PuryeyOr, U. 8. A. Office North side Oi
PabC Square, between Market sDd Front.
ASS SURGEON D. BACHE, q. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Once n Cherry strSsf.
SURGEON L. 4 JAMES, 4TH o. Y. C,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. UfiCs a
CherrY-atreet.
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Day and Evening Sessions

CouRsE or Study, most complete.
sYsTKN or distinction, FEOROUsH and
BCsISEss-LIKR, (ia the proper aceeptation
OF these terIns.)
Daily Session throughout the year.
G%ThK Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
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MarshsI's Sale.

o. S. DISTRICT CURT FOR THE MIDDI +
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
", 1nfonna lion
2l5 Volumes Books seized as the No. e.
property Of John L. Hopkins.
DUR uANT TO THE COMMAND OF A VEN
II oitioni EEpCnas issued 10 this cause from zsid
Court. on Tuesday the 31St day Of January, 1866.
between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock 90 the store
hou adjoining the City Hotel on the south, for
merly occupied BY MessTs. A. J. Duncan 4 Co. OF
the pub c sgusre in Nashville, Tena , I viii sell
for cash, 70 the highest bidder at pub ic auction
the follow NJ property, seized and condemned 10
saf Cause By sad Court forfeited 20 the United
States, % wit 245 Volumes Of hooks.
EDWIN p. GLASCOCK,
JvRll Dot Marshal Middle Dist Tennessee.
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MarshaHa Sale.

DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
W ! Information
ll9 Packages Merchants snd SUIT No. 80.
lers CfL DDS.
DURSUANT TO A VENDTTIOSI EXPONAS
il issusd from the said c. urt 10 sad cause, on
saturday the 2lst day OF January 1865 between the
hou q 10 and II o'clock, at ihe store house adj
joining the City Hotel, in Nashville, Tenn, the
south, On the public square, formerly occupied y
Messrs. J. Duncan ( Co. ] will seli for cash, n
the highest bidder &c public auction Boxes
Raisns and Bex Emory Paper, condemned. q said
cause BY SAID Court As forfeited the United states
EDWIN r. GLASCOCk,
ianli-lW - hal Middle Dist. tennessee.
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LOODt BLooDi BLOOD
Rslm50!d's HighlT Concentrated OonyogaI
Fluid Extract Sarssparllls
SYPHILIS.

This Il an Affection Of the blood, and attacks tns
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears Throat
Hindpipe1 aad other mucus surfscea, making rs
appearance n the form e Ulcers HeirnholFs AZ.
Tract 5eTsspsnlla puriies the Blood and rezn0ys %
al scaly eruptons u ths skin, giving Z ths com
piezion e4esT snd healthy color IL beng prepar
cd expressly Tor TINS class Of complanls II blood
purifying properties are preserved % 6 greater e1-
tent thEn any other preparation q saraaparilla
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MarshaI's Sale.

U. ;. DISTRICT COURT FOR MIDDLE DIS
TRlCr OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
Us. Information
saehels marked ''B" and &C. nd No S.
/ Trunk marked "D, co-tainingI
jewelry.
DURSUANT TO A YENDITIONI EXPONAS
4 is-ued from salt Court in 3 I'D cause, on 1ues-
Gay tire 3lst day OF January. Ices, between the
hours Of 10 and II o'clock A. NJ AZ the store house
on the public square in Nashville, ado ming the
City Hotel OIL the sou IA, and formerly occupied By
Messrs. A. J. Duncan & Co., I viii sell, at pubic
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder the above
mentioned articles, condemned By SAID Court As
forfeited TO the United States.
% EDWIN R. GLASCOCK,
ianll-20t Marshal Middle Dist. Tennes see.
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Attended WifH fHE ToLL0wTS5 sYHP9OhR.
IndispOsitiOn 20 EIsTtiOn Loss Of Power,
los. loss Of Aemorv difficulty Of Brssttiag.
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wskefrlness
Dmness Of VISION, Psin IN the Back.
Universal LassItude ofthe Flushing Of the Boty
Muscular system, ErupdOns on the 49,
Got Hands. Psllid Countengnes
Dryhess Of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 90 on. which III.
medicine invariably removes, coon follow
IAPOTENCY, FATUITF, EPILEPTIC FITS.
IN one Of which the patient may expire Who can
say that they are not frequently followed bY t1oss
"di eadiHl diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are sWare OF the cause Of their suHenBs
bul none viii confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths By consurp-
ton, bear ample witness 70 the ruth Of the RsseF
Ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the AID OF medicine % strengthen and ip-
yigOrste the system, which HRLIBOLDS RG.
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. zia viii Goa.
vince the most skepdcal
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7ith Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. S. .. NJ, In
,tehmoDts, Hospilsls, Barracks, sc. OfEcs. u
Cherry street Also lnspeStor Of Sutars' Goods,
End 81 Private Stores shipped to the Front OBce
AZ Ilrat.rrV-afrear
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Ii. Il IL sAEfhH6B
Chicago Board OF Trade Battery, A. A. u n. 10
charge OF River snd Depot ITsnsportston, aud FUEL
Tor steamers. Once IS Cherry street
CAPT. r J. CHILLY, A. g. n,
Dsbursiag and hief QUsrterTnaster L. d. Military
tsaiiroIds. odlce ChuIeh street, Chattanooga
Bcpot
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Bulwer, the Poet, Novelist, and
Statesman, has become SO deaf he has
concluded to abandon society; and has
gone to Paris to live, in Obscurity, I'M
der the professional care of an eminent
aurist
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Pay the Soldiers

Complaints are so common Of ~,
reasonable and most Injurious delavs !,
doing out 10 the preservers of the r.
public their harJssarned wages. thai y.
are convinced Of their substantial in.
tice We believe company and ssqi
meatal officers are sometimes in fo,Si,
not having their rolls so nrensre5
that their commands can be pai1 wber
the money is ready; bat there mpst i.
fault on the side Of the paymasters 80
One letter before Us says aThe sol8
Ter here Is far Southern city are greatly
in need, and their families At homo \ -
suffering the paymssser Is here bn,
has been on spree for the last IT,,
DAYS, and done very little, and we hsrd.
ly know what 70 expect Of him" An6
30 in other cases
Not happening 70 recollect who Is
faymaster-5eneSal, we appeal 10 his
masters to-direot, compel and exercise
the speedy payment Of the sol5isrs
some have been mustered onf ~ -
pald more are waiting for tbei. nav ;n
order 20 be mustered out: tborss,5s
are held 10 service for months 10 -.
years, yet have had no nay sipcs IT, -
November Time was when paymcn,
fell IN arrears because money w,s -, =,
70 be had but now there is MONEY -
hand, and the people are POURING mon,
into the Treasury at the rate az 1y----
TO Five Millions per day. Men in now.
er we implore you 10 look 10 ii H.
TIE soldiers who remain in service III
Wen as those mustered out prompiiv
and inLy paid IN y 7nibune
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Insurgent Government Property

If our military authorities are not
vigilant, much Of the property Of the
insureent government will be appropri-
atcd by individuals. The heavily taxed
public requires that that this property
should not be lost, but that it should
be carefully saved and applied by our
government
Refugees have reported that there
were sixty thousand hides impressed by
the rebels and deposited at San Anto-
MO de Bear, in Texas, TO be tanned
The fact that large quantity OF cate
chu was captured at Brownsville, about
eighteen months since, on the way TO
San Antonio, TO be used for government
tanning, corrobOnltes the truth of this
report. What has become Of these
hides
Again: the insurgent government
has tithcd and impressed much fine
wool in the neighborhood Of New
Brouniiels, aud, besides, prohibited the
expectation Of wool
What has become of the government
wool thus accumulated
Then there must be large quantities
- kNhNAAAANht NN tAhEf
horses, mules and cattle, all probably
in bad condition, in different parts Of
Dixie, which the possessors will nov
try 10 pass OF IS private property.
These items Of property ought to be
locked after They belong to the
United States Government, and should
be collected and cared for by our Off
GERS, as much as those committed di-
rectly 10 their charge N l. EBniag
Post
The above article from the Post,
touches upon subject Of general inter
est It's inquiries might be probably
extended What has become Of the
cotton in the rebel States, owned by the
rebel government A gentleman who
was in the South, when tho bottom Of
the rebellion dropped out, gave it as his
opinion, On his return to this place some
weeks ago, that the government would
be robbed Of millions OF dollars worth
Of cotton by private parties claiming
aud carrying il of lie thought the
government should see to It that this
source Of revenue be inside yield every
dollar 10 which the nation is entitled
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Jones House,

corner Of Front street ami The Public square and
VII in a few dsys - prepared 10 accommodate
those desiring Boarding ana Lodging, and Il nov
ready % receive q nuuiber Of Lay ooaruers. Neat
ness and order STRICTLY observed, AMI the utmost
pains taken 20 secure TIE comfort q guests.
TO LEf.-IEo OF three unf1rnished Roems IN
The Jones House. City reference requireg.
iuy7-iW MR5 J. r. BRUCE
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80 lar the President has pardoned
SPOUT two hundred persons under bis
amnesty Proclamation.
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