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Proposals
For The Purchase Of Dead Horses aud mules
belonging to The United STATES.
.AsaIsTaNr QuAATEFgAsTER,s OEFIoEl

ASSISTANT QUAHTEFNASTER5 OFFICE I
NAsHsILLE, TlNS FEB -, l@o'-
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL re hECEitED
- tins odies I'll TUESDAY, the 25in dsy o. Feb
rUarY, IE55, 70 u yc.Dck. 81, tr ne purchase 90
al Hor-a1 ard Mulaz thas may de or De kI.-4 20
this D4l.1t within The next twelve mOutas succeeI-
Iug the date % the contract
Tho bodies OF the au.Iai7 VIII ha delivered daily
BE- suv MONT within ths limits o. ms rty that may
81 -r.i-,i fI1,u, o. b. conveyed tfOm thence, ~
f-. ..-rr-4. Lar 90 a sufficient q lance from Tie
f,7,t- of the CIV - vii prevent their LecOm.BE a
..----..rl -0 the citizens thereof
t@55a-. Win state the amount to BE- pad ra- aai-
, 81 and glI give their iuIi name and poag Office al
1T-7E-
An oath 5g lee. snce must accompany each pro-
EC8f- 10 the sum Of cna thousand lOilar7, sign
- nv me l1ntr...t1r amt .sa guarantees, 1i Be- re-
- ~ re successful .1saf.er upon signing tns
f---l-4I. rrr-t BE- FItuy marked "PTop0zls
s.- I.s5 H4r b. ard Mules GEt b. sitres5eI %
gS o.Cero g Hu Brz. Geo. !. L. DJsAIDsos, CHI
y .' CHARLES q. IRWIN,
s-hTt-lt Capt. A. Y. n.
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SOLDIERS,
OFFiCE OF PROVOST MARSHAL
ProvOSt Order 3
No. 2S. j

~ o.
The VrOYislous an Z restrictions OF Provost Orfz-
No 10, cur.sft series Of S6i, d.ted June ZI,.
1854 a hereby rcpGrlished for the iutJrmst1l
5Ii instruction Of Wholesale snj Retail Lq mr.
dea e 10 this city.
- This. on ami al th- I-t dsy OF Judy. IssI
no liquors OF any kind. ;scnFut-', stalled. Co..
mixed, h7li b. sold 10 thai part o. the cty lying
70. On Of Frusu icst. Cr Wet Of thr Railroad ice
from b-CEd @ % % the rYer
% NIthn she limits as gUat 10 Jha above PsTa-
Ertrh Ct thls Oide parties rCEn TO be respect
aflH and rF+pJn- be u b. permitted o. cell Do.
quolS e. al binds, provided chat they sha OIL
F.nts ~ this 0.Ire IN Cd =U n OF ten thOusslt
Z utuy dollars. On good SID sufficient So U.-
ta-, gOuuuoI-u conduct tao r business iu g..
'Cr isHc5 with 900 tiry trct Ous e. .g no 1900
Cd any nj O. any Iers siresdy intoN cstei, o..
~ 2 14uDr o. suT Liut, tsTmebtet Distilled, og
miVCt, q any enlisted Jnsn or Gov erDneut Ell.
Ftoye', aud % pay IA sdg. nee s. monthly uL %.
thirty ESQ q liars.
IiI. Under ,hf same rest ict 1us mentioned go
Paragraph II oi tSfs Order, Sa!O iG- the sale e.
Al, or s1t Wine, nj Wh0'esa q l. Jaor House.
VIII he lIsan=ed, vIIh The "a option inst the ~ a
FOR such d suSe -Esit H5 for FIVE thousand (S5H.r
10 iars, and a IN 'Gfbiy tax OF ten $40 dollars.
~ no new rpltug stlOCns WI be sllowetto --
sIensd under any circumstances whatever, but psT-
ties may applications p lh.s Office r. El'FT
lt-- Of which VI be Kept sccOrdug U the date @.
rIg file. q 4 N case of a Vacancy CrcG Ing, ptha.
6y the " thdTaWal &C hCtn~e iSsue1, or the clos.
lng Of SELDOM rgrtae violation ofOrierl the Talty
Grat raDed y pOH tds Sa-t >t, sill tC SLOWED 70 al
sch yr'SDcy, provided sTPicst on IS made W.lf.l
three days aier Us cguErtfCe-'
4y coHmGG5 u Brig Gen Js0. F. NILJF8.
HUNTcE BKpUKE,
ierl6-5r Capt. ami Prov Mar
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The Eureka Gilt Association D. the original auu
Largest GItt Assoc alton IA tre country.
Dr. business continues TO ue conducted pa a fair
uni honorable manner, and q greatly increasing
trade is proof that our patrons Throughout the
country apprucate tbs method o. obtaining rich
AMI elegant goods. None re ,eiye less than the
value o. their money, a. no art Gle on our List Is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout The coun-
Try acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable
gifts may be seen on Fl e Rt our office.
Parties dealing with us may depend on h8U~g
pro opt returns and the article drawn will lie Iu.-
ueclstey sent 70 any address by return mail or eN-
pres
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs,

TO those sp..ntg who take Their commission 10
Books and bilt5 the following commission WLI 10
allowed:
To any person forwarding Y CLUB Of 10 Books, 8
Clutls Of y Books, or CLUBS OF 81 Books each,
Silver Wstch-cyluier escapetnent-worih etz-
To any person forwarding 20 clubs To Books 10
Clghz q q Books ar Clubs a. 50 Books s-nH-
Silver WATCH patent lever, hunting cs'e, worth SO
II pTaieI4ule she zsrui may --i5't amy other sf-
be entitled CD.
Agents will retain the certificates Cf Books sud
Gifts uutl the required Numbers Of Cubs are com
p.eted WAsn they wli b. forwarded 20 as a. Voulh-
sr-.
Unless these regulations are strictly conn lied
with no allowance Will be made on extra cOu1uI7-
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q. NELSON, Administrator q the t=Istea Of
GEO. v. IOSlGAN, and SAMUEL SEAf,
Attorney ir flctfOr Mrs. &. A BrCcEasy, Ex-
egU-uE, a., sc.
VIM. L. MUHFREE, Admin strator OF
the Estate Of John SgieT, deceased,
Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register 81 Davidson county, gives spe-
Cl attention To- the examination Of Titles TO Proper
ties, writing Deeds OF Conveyance, Lease and other
Legal documents
Paw tnst Er ga Fs;t s The best examiner Of titles
and writer Of leeds IN Tennessee. For twenty
years he was 8.'hxtre At our Court house, twelve
al which he served as Register Of the county, by
election d. the hands Of tie people. His careful
faithful snj exact manner Of doing business is
well known, and wa cheerful y recommend him 70
gli those who msy have sDy thing in he line 20
transact. y. & NJ.
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BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the public as a positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES. the "a
MARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is the
most potent, certain and eeetual remedy ever pre-
scrbed 1t reaches and eradicstss every particle Of
the Venereal poison, so that the cure IS thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed, and not transmit to your pos
terity that for which you may repent in ster years
DO NOT DESPALRf
Although you may be pronounced ircurabe. the
Ssnsrian's Root and Hero Juices will remove every
yestige OF inpu ities from The system as well al
the bad effects Of mercury.
'FEMALESI FEMALEs!!
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB ~ CES il
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
corrhGa, N bearing down, Falling Of the omb
Debilty aud FOR al complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is in case OF Syphilis used in corjun, ton Win
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directious
The efficacy Of these remedie is alike scinowI-
edged by physicians and patients. hey are used
IN the {. s. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From Ds Rntil50re Sun.
WHAF THE SURGEONS SAY OF TIE 81
JlARIEIT.S REMEDIES.
'POsT HOSPITAL, FoET MARSHALL
Baltimore Md, Feb. 2 1864. I
"l have great satisfaction In stating tbs. / have
used 'Ths Samaritan Remedies" for Venereal iis-
ease in its most customary form; that hsve used
them with judgment, discretion, md properly. and
have found them ID respond % my snticipst on,
promptly snd etfectusly. Knowing their G. TDuo-
sition, have the fullest confidence in their efficacy
and as far as my use of them extends recommend
them strongly. ALFRED O. BOwERs
assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
Let it be understood that these remedies are as
recommended, and will positively cure the diseases
fer which they are offered.
Rp"e o. Msle Packages, Ssmaritan's Gif. $40;
Female IS 90; Root and Herb ~ &C g %; Wash
90 cents.
Sold by W. J. & c. W. SMITH, Druggists.
Co neT ChUT h snd Vine sire cts
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond Co.. Proprietors, a15 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
laulS-6m,
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s. {. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

j. prepared 10 take Fire and MaT1De risks in the
hest Offices of the country. he s the authorized
Agen, for the Htn8 Of Hartford, the Msnhsttsn,
ing SIX millions Of Capital. War nsks to or from
Nashville TAKEN as wen a. every species Of Insu-
suTaDca.
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Notice.

UTHEREAs, HAVE BEEN LE0ALLf, ~ 80.
w dolly appointed aud qualified y nc SoLlY
Court Of davidson county, euu, TIE A1nlLl- -
tor kc Of " Q. Dine deceased. a. the NoFotuD-t
term OF said count on the l2th day Of November
1854 this j. 70 notify all persons who laFe cisna
aainst the estate Of sad deceased 20 Freen' 'lell
70 noe within the tine prescribed BY lHN OF '"eJ
will barred 80
Myself or my agent, jacob Kramer, WiI he iolu1
Al Block Kramer Co, II East side Pubic 3uhIe
febE,Im L. WOLFsTEIN, Adm,
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united S.alas Dlrect TIC.

OUIcE UsHlD sr,rEs' DrEr-r TAX CllIvrs-Ios1E,)
bisrEIcT 1r lEsSEs-EE,
AAgHyuLE jks'I Do, lst-l
TUE QUOTA OF DIRECT IANES DUE FROM
Il the County 81 Davidson, in the state Of Ienne--
see. under the act Of Congress approved August
ISL, hsz been apporiioned and charged upon OF
tn lands aud lots % ground in said County u De-
y.Ls1r, M pur-ance Of the act q Congress cullsI
AZ aet for the toiiee-ln o. drect taxes IN IN M
ecLonary districts within the Uaitsd Lafes, AMI 81
D her puTo-es, approved June 7, ls62.
Tns tsEes thus charged may te pail within s.Ij
days from this date, int5 the Treasury az the Unel
-ratrs, or - the Commissioners o. their once p
Nashville, No. q South Cherry street
r. r. FERRY,
DEIAANO T. SMITH,
JNO. b. RODG EhlS
ianl0-2m- Comm ssi5neTs
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Coal! Coal!
HEADQUARTERS
FOR EHBALHIHG

DR PRUSE HA5 OPENED AN ESTABLISH
II ment IN Nashville, Tenn, for Embalming ne
Dead, on Cherry street, doors south OF the
Poet Ofbce.
Be VIII attend % dsiateriug and sorvarding
bodies fIon this and al points South A good a.
s0rtment q metallic eases and ziuc COINS on
hand. Branch Offices Nc Chattanooga. Tenn. and
Hultzville Ala h. H. PgTNE NJ H..
iauIs-sus
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Losns, Bends and Stocks.

I.0an- negotiated az this Once. State, County,
ami NSi9oat Bonds Bank. Bridge, snd Railroad
stocks sold SO per order rom customers.
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100000.

Distribution is made in the following manner
Csrfdcates naming each article sndIts Value. are
piaesiiu Sealed Envelopes, which are well mixed.
One 70. these envelopes, containing the Certificate
or Ordgr for some Article viii 10 delivered 90 our
uta,5 ur sent by mail TO any address, without Te-
CART o. choice, on receipt OF rs cents
Dn receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii
see WheU Article DO drrllS sni its value, and can
then end enc DO! az and receive the article named
or can r9oUsc any other article on our LIS. Of the
same value.
ray-Eur-hasers If our sealed Envelopes, nay, IN
this manner. ain au article Worth from One TO
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election NoIiCe.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
i Tor the Nashville Gas Light Company VIII b
held at The office Of the Company, Nc. u Church
street on Thundsy, "a day Of March, ls65. By
order D! the President
fst4-td JAS. h. KkNDRICk, Seo'y.
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Eastern Agency.

our arrangements sFs such that any s1rt Vi Com
ellrc.El transaction n ths principal Eastern cites
asi hS negotiated and teIIhfllllY attended 90.
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

NELeON 2 MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase 4uarJeunasteT's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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BOOK So

For a classes, upon all subjects, IN every style Oi
binding, sud in endless variety. Exclusive
Agent Tor the
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All the goods in the above List will be sold, with
ont reservation, for one rOLLAE each. Certificates
81 ali the various articles are placed similar en-
yeloDss and sealed. These envelopes will be sent
by mall or delivered ST our office without regard
70 cho,ce. 90 receiving = certificate you will see
what u represents, aud i is optional With you "a
send one dollar and receive the article med, or
sny other IN the list Of same value In all tTansac
tons by mail We charge tor forwarding the cert f.
catas paying postage add doing the business, 70
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sen for 81;
ELEvES Tor 81; THIRET tor s.; SIXTY-FIVE for SO;
and OyE HUSDRED for SI5. BY this mode We give
select ons from AWARDED stock OF fine goods, OF the
bsst make aad latest styles aud Of intrinsic worth,
n uofnnsi price, while all have a chance OF 5ecu-
arg art .cles q the very highest value.
We guarantee entire sstisartOnin every instance,
and If there should be sny person dissatisfied With
any article they may receive, they may immediate
y return t. and the price viii be refunded.
AGEETs-We allow those acting as Agent7, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They will collect twenty five cents for every Ger
tihcatS and retaining 10 cents remit 10 US IS cents
for each.
az ddress GEO. DEMERTT 4 CO.,
j6ni-Sm 1913 Broadway, New York
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NASHVILLE
WOOD And COAL COMPANY

Is PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL TO ANY
4 pan oi lEF city. Orders promptly s.ten dea 70.
Office No. - South College street
ra-I-r. THlsS III. RICK ERI
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q M s
CLAI III S
CLAIMS
CBAIMS

FOR HORSES aud EQUIPArE LOST IN tne SER
VICE. ofE'e-s' accounts settled with the Qusr.
trunlFters, Comuii sssry, Ordnance aad Treasury
hcates OF nou-iudehtedues7 obtained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY. BACK PAY, &c., promptly collected.
MT. Atkinson HAVING had ten years experience as
81 Auditor, becoming thereby familiar vlJh the
Rules, Regulations and PleceieG-s estagl shed :iog
the auiIuog ami setting o. claims, I can safely
SAY that no firm IN the Southwest hes the same IA
ciiua- for the prompt collection a. sI war ca.u-
g. presented by this Office.
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ShuCk,
Hess,
aud Spring Mattresses.
Togathsr - IN co., in on lie.

Tbs pubic are respectfully invited % cal and tx
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
y IA frat clsa3 mechanic employed, who
viii give street attention 70 repairing and UPhpl-
stsTug WM. DJTf
iau3-Sm No Al Pubic SQUIRE.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

A mes and elegant design OF Family Bibles, ar-
RANGED Tor -iNteen uEeue SEES.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
ON application.
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10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos worth

t-a- A Chance 90 obtain amy Of TIC above articles
for D1e Dol sr by purchasing sealed Envelope for
- cents. 81
RI Five sealed Euvel1le- vii be sent Tor al
Eleven Tor a.; rhirty sJr e.; sixty Eve iOf $40
D.- hundred fur SIS
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For One Dollar,

which they uee5 not pay until Il is known what Is
81. Tn snu lbs value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed IN all
Cases.
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glkaSi5sl3lyt 5lt4tlQu.
- f.om e Bagle.
his ADDGESS 40 I1E ARMY And COUSTRl
GENERAL oRDERs-EO. 2
Headquarters ARMIES or THE ,

GENERAL ORDERs-EO. 2
HEaDQUARTUgs. ARMIES or THgl
CONFEDE8ATES STATES. Feb. II, '6j
In entering upon Che campaign about
20 open. the General-in-Chief feels as
surej that the soldiers who have so
long and go Eobly borne the hardships
and dangers OF the war require no ex-
hortation 10 respond to the calls Of
honor and duty.
With the liberty transmitted by tneir
foretsiher- they nave inherited the
spirit TO defend il
The choice between war and abjeCt
submission Is before them.
To such o proposal brave men, with
arms in their hands, can have but one
answer
They cannot barter manhood for
peace, nor the righ5 Of selfgovernmenJ
for life OF property.
But justice - them requires a steruer
admOniti0u 10 those who have abau
doned their comrades in the hour Of
peril
A last opportunity is offered them 10
wipe out the d.sgrace and escape the
punishment Of their crimes
By authority of the President Of the
Confederate States, a pardon is announced
% such 1sv,srs ggt men improperly g5-
sett as shall return t. the commands to
which they belong within the shortest
possible time, not exceeding twenty
days from the publication Of this order,
1T the headquarters Of the department
ia which they may be
Those WHO may be prevented by in
teIiuu-lau Of communication may re
port Within tEe time specified To the
nearest enrolling officer or other officer
on dgty, 20 be- forwarded rs soon a..
practicable, and upon presenting a Ger
LhaaJe from such officer showing com
Pllsnca with tA.s requirement viii re-
celve the pardon hereby offered
Those who have deserted 10 the ser
vice q the enemy, OF VINO have desert
ca after having beer oace pardoned
Tor the same offence, and those who
shall desert or absent themselves with
out authority after tine publication Of
tti. order are excluded from It's bene-
fits Eor o0ns the order Of pardon OK
tend to other offences than desertiou
and absence without permission.
By the same order IL is also declared
that 30 general amnesty ,gW again Be
grae.sI and those who refuse to accept
the pardon now offered, or who shall
hereafter desert or absent themselves
without leave, shall suffer such punish
ment a= the courts may impose, and no
application Tor clcmeucy viii be enter
tanned
Taking new resolution from the fate
which our enemies intend for US. let
every man devote all his energies 10
the common defence
Oar resources. wisely and vigorously
employed, are ample, and with brave
army, sustained by determined and
united people, success, with Gods a.
slstance. cannot be doubted.
The advantages of the enemy will
have but little ga'ua IF We do not per
miJ them 90 impair OR resolution. Let
us. then. oppose consistency 90 adversely.
iortitude 10 suffering, and courage to
danger, with the firm assurance that
lie who gave freedom to our fathers
viii ylsls tas eHDI.s of their children
60 preserve o.
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r. e Lee General


Hsr5ygrsr3 Hrm5.s gf tie Csaf5fsr4,s
States. F5y II, IsC5.-lhe discipline
and efficiency of the army have been
greatly impaired by men leaving their
proper commands 10 join others in
which they Gld service more agreea-
hla
This practice, almost as injurious in
its consequences as the crime OF de
serllon, boy the articles of war, exposes
the offender 90 q similar punishment,
and subjects the officer receiving him
70 dismissal from the army
10 is therefore declared that the pro-
Visions of General Order No 2 of this
date, from army headquarters, apply to
such men a. have left their proper com
mauds and joined others without being
transferred They viii receive the
pardon promised in that order upon
complying with its conditions, or suffer
the consequences attached to NEGLECT
ing It,
The names OF such absentees viii be
forthwith reported to these hoadquar-
tiers hy the officers with whom they are
serving, and immediate measures taken
90 return them 10 their proper com
m8nds.
As soon as practicable an inspection
will be made, and charges viii b. pre-
ierred against those who neglect TO en-
force tins order r. J. LgE.
t..r-v.H
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable srnount OF Resl Estate is register
el -. Hr booze. slu we can sell Houses ana Lots
ia Nashville AMI -grgrDs On the Dest terms. Farms
10 the ngiEhhorhood " Nashville for sale Of all
Sizes and pnecs, FlsntsL0n5 "a vsnog5 counties IL
aii1le Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
iar-ns, for -HlC. NAN.
u1yat-u
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Lumber.

4O,UUOFEET DRESSED FLOORING.
100 90 tc.. one inch seasoned common boards
E.-r clear
just resolves ana Tor sale by
l. i. pICKEY, Ascent.
Broad snd Hiah BIS
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.Sun0rieS.

10 Harel- Caal Ou, 80 Assorted PioBs
10 Aeg- Butter, GHp Pounds q. ". Hour,
ie BbIs Egg, 70 Kegs assorted IA 70
Ia BhI4 Ch.zIuuts SOD Los. as-or CASTINGS
,H Boxes -zlu ana l0KlZ Glass,
Just q. cel red and Tor sale ty
l. = nTCEEY. agent,
E-tdl-IF TAD Broad and HiEh Sos
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igenfs Wanted ErerlWhere.

Sc Uriers Tor Sealed Envelopes must Iu every
cs-e us accompanied by rHE casa, with the usms oi
the person sending. and town, county. ant state
-.a.uy written. - Letters sh0UlI he addressed
81 Jhe NHHs- Dr., as loilogs.
GOODWIN, HUNT Il CO.,
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and not to he paid until you know what you VII
receive!

sPLENDIp LIST OF ARTICLES ;,
All 70 be sold for One Dollsr each.
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The Kentucky Election.
- Ii.r.l.h . ths o%IneIaHai eaIaNe.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. h
The next Senate of Kentucky vii
siaud-Union III Democrats p. We
have gained enough in this part Of the
State 10 give us the Lover House, but
We cannot yet tell how the southern
portion of theState has voted.
James Garrard, late Democratic can
didRte foT State Treasurer, is dead His
competitor, Captain Wm j Neale, is
lying dangerously i'll st his home IN
Madison county, with little hope Of re-
covery.
Iti believed that Wolford hiss been
defeated TOR the Legislature by Colonel
Adams The race between them is
very close twenty votes viii decide j,
either way.
General HObson has again assumed
command Of the Eastern District o.
Kentcuky, headquarters Ia this city
BE relieves General Wade
Lowry, in the Third, and Ye8msn, il
the Second District are each defeated
hy shout q thousand votes.
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The Chicago Republican says: ''oi
one thing all men may be certain, and
that is that suffrage of all loyal men,
white or black, in the rebel States, is
the only basis on which the political
organization Of these States can now be
reconstructed. The plan ofreconstruc.
lion on the old principle of class priyi-
.ege, clearly will have nc other result
than 10 put the rebels in power again,
aud to > great extent nullify the vic
tory Of the war. Either universal suf
frage or prolonged military government
there is no other alternative
The Republican talks like a dictator.
It will get down into the Vale of Hu.
mility after awhile A few State cleo.
tons will change it's notions wonder.
fully.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-18

OFFICERS II TRouBLE-We learn that
Gen. Stoneman has recently been in.
quiTing into the "dOings Of Z number
OF oficers under his command, result.
ing in rather serious CONSCIOUSNESS to
many who have heretofore stood high
IN the estimation Of the community.
As soon Is We learn the facts, we shall
give them 10 our readers We learn
tnat Col Miller, late radical candidate
for Congress in the First District Lieut.
Kelly his Brigade QgsrtermSster, and
Lieut. Miller his Commisssry, are now
under arrest We shall be pleased TO
learn that these gallant officers come
out o. K-ChaL Gozcas