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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
.,,orr Dr,,ryo L Co., Auc,iopeers.

ARsorr DrNaN0 { Co., Auciiopeets
CONVENIENT SALE of Medical ard HOS
" al Property the Dae e. 3 A. Hospital WoIcs.se.'
Ma. In vita Instructions OF
Nstc,i Pmrv,yor = Army there will be soh at Pnohe
Anction At 10, Dale L. $. Army Hospital worcester Mas.
commencing at 10 u. MONDAl, Nov ~ 81 ,ns mea
in part Of from 70 two tho'and case. o irsn
Beis,rai Mattresses Sheets Bsnkis touuefPanes, rn
Low. and Pil-owcks Bed,icks. Iowes Dressing "o~ns'
Jr.rsr, shin. socks Nisheups. kc many Of ahAh 1tr
ce, .rs re. and In or pack iises - rceT' ION
~. n.puisc,nrr There VIII also be sold isl sopgy OF
h,,, ou.ltv usdicinrs otehef with Medical book' pug
"a tar. fur,ffr- C.Airs tables trocssry, and I'M
-, .ut isrs. y,r,yof Houscf fsrnishBs and MiseeA-
neous Articles - ,,. ...,,u,.
sc "Uconditionl ard without rescrVe sud 70 eob,u,
s, d.x 20 ay IN IA all Is sold Terms cash n OoSennent
rnd. - J. THEODORE CALbOCS.
Brrve. Major a,d Asst. Surgron u y Army.
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financial.

ALLycHAsr AND EAsT S,sDY Rock
On AsD NINfHG tosPssY
NEW ! OgE. Nov. % iiS5.
MOTTO CE-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders Of THE Company nf the ELECTION Of TRuS
TEES for the ensuing fi ths irsnon Of such other
business nIay before the meeting M be- held a. IT,
office, No. u Wal IT,. on WEDNESDAY te 2ld instant At
2 O'Clock, p 10. u UNDERulLL Secretary.
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msr.rt.-oAnrgrrl,M M.sosreD yOx rnn N Y. rsIsuss.

MONDAY, NIF, II. 100.
ASHRS-Tho market is hrm and fairy active at
&. %, for Pots and 80 for Pearls
COTTON--Tbe business has boon fair. but under tie
unfavorahl foreign dvces prices have ruled hcavy and
close somewhat nominal al about JOc. Tor Middngs;
tnles Of J. 700 bales. ..|f
COpFEf-Ibod demsnd Is moderate and prices heavy;
the stock OF Rio is 81 11s bags. have only to
ses oi 10 bags Got Java 10 arrive priv
terms.
. FLOUR AND MEAT-The market for Western and
State Flour opened dun bat under liberal offerings
(much Of IT Contract Flou) closed heavy 40 a decline o
l0c, 90 the low and i5a 2c. on The medium gTDfCs.
Family bgasgs ao Apl, held. as .Ls supply 10 not
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OyYcx ~ ruE NEs,soo AND fITHoIy PLrHoLErr Co..
No Iss hHo,pwAr ka"ni -, Ngw OAK, NOV 3, ish,. }
vINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have de-
csred their gsua' monthly dividend oiTWo PERCkN
,, Of the ,rn,s OF Oeob.f lyabe on Wein.,dsy, Nov
Is Igos. Csplts sJoo0,'. L. DOUGLASS, President
ALVrIs BE.so Trcasufsr
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TAsLE r s Iass SSee,s, Ciyenlot0~. and Depo1n e.
Baafs Of TIE Cify of Nst York. for hs week eadne o.
ydav Norember H. 1865. TO VAieh aN1sd ne C'P''"'
afs fs1rh RpnS
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O,ros o, PAcrrc MAIL srsAnssP ists wGs'AS'

NEw.Y oRk, NOV. y Ioo'' A. "a
U,LECT1ONS.- is hereby gwen. Sr,,.rnRs xnas
o.. ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE p,kE' pFAs No a,
tnr .nv viii be- held at the Coiopanys ONCE, % no %
g, Wum'., s op WEDNESDAY, November i3 lS'''
,h. nours OF u M and p m r,ranAy Noycu,-
W Tb, Tfunsf,r Books wal be closed on Tobsp"i'
Der Il, at 2 p IN. ., n;,.c,ors
THEODORE I. JOHNSON, Sec'e'a'y'
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OFrICE rnB THIRD syE. RAILROAD CO.,
Thfd-aye. between s.sty hfln nid s,iy .iRth.s,s,
NRw ioRR. Nov. H. 1875
~ 4 ME r11NE nf tho SIDGE IfnI nEpS

NKw ioRK. Nov. n. 1875
AT \ MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
Of tue Third 2e1fosd Company, held their
rduc.dey Nov B. 1895 the follow lug named grnto
were elected Directors Tor The ensuing yctI, yiz:
Hon NM. 4. DARLIND MAiTBY g. LANE
WILLIAM REMSEN, ROBERT SQtlRFS,
HENRY r. HkMsEN, PETER hCMARTlN
HENRY HAK1. WILLIAM j. VALENTINE
WILSON q. HUNT. CLARkSOS ~ POTTER
SEOKOE &. WATERS, JOHN u. .iDBBl,
and SlLNANCS 5. NtRIlI
And for I1fpec.ots Of LlrOoB John L. Everett Sylvester
X. Coms'ock, and Samuel T.. Dlr..ng
And a meeting the Board Of DIRECTOR oftle ssd Com
psny, held Saturday. Nov. II. 1868. Mf. ROBERT
SQUiRfS "as unanimously elected President
SAM HI u. lSAACS, Seeretary.
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Uiui0cn0 Notires.

The CExrnAL NATIONAL BANK OF rHx Cirf o' =
NgwIoRK SEw oRK, Oct II, IHo
nIVIDEND-A DIVIDEND oi SlA TN
,,.d out % the earnings Of the last s months psysoe
1 1n It H. "a mi ,l,, dS,e HENRY 4. saYTHE, Pres.
s.~,ox.t R.xx on run STATE ov NEW yoRE,
NEwNoKK Nov. !, 1915.
DIyIDEND-The Directors have declared q
~ DIVIDEND Of FIVE tSl PER CENT. free Of Govein'
r.n I. pay.be on AID aiter 10Th instant By order
'"' 49, ~ O. w DUER, Cashier
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DOOE TRADE SALE ROOMS. No 49s

The above viii he on exhibition daring the day ill tine of
sat- aud Tuesday Evening tho lsth ist from "A ul 10
O'Clock.
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ceMmRRCIAL MArTEns.
- -. ,he s,sck E1chsnge-Nov. lo.

rec Erie preferred; L,
DS IOQ.,...... 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-23
AltentIon Fraders 40 sniilers.

A.. a n. landsberg, vholesals Grocers
Suffers supplies, corner Of Public square
aud Market street, are Offering 70 the Trad
their immense stock Of Groceries and SGT.
tlera' Supplies, Navy, Leaf. Fine Cpt Chew.
ing and Smoking Tobacco. Ell The popular
brands Of Cigars; al qualities Of Statiouary
consisting Of Note, Letter and Fooiscap Pa
per, and white and buf Euveiapes, Inks
Nuciiage, Wrapping Paper. elc.; Soda
Canned Fruits, such a. oysters, Peaehea,
3ardines, Mustard, Cataup, etc: Backing.
BlackiRg Brushes, Pipes Pomadss. Paper
Collars, handkerchieis, Mirrors, Suspend
esa and an endless variety Of notions Of al
al descriptions Trunks and Nalises of All
sises aud qualities- large and well So
leeied stock Of Boots and Shoes just srrired
from the Eastern markets. Also Wines and
Liquors, embrscing Champaignes, spark
ling Catawba, Ciaret and Cherry Cordial.
Gin Cocktails and Stomach Bitters.
The above Goods were purchased before
the late tax, and We are Offering them al
the old pricoa. regardless Of tie enormous
advance eD The ssns goods IN The Eastern
markets, We feel sssGrcd hat We can sat-
isfy The most fsstidiousas r. price and quail
ity. Give ne a call. Remember tha place.
corner Of Public square and Market street.
jan 2e-Sm A. a n. LANDsBERG.
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s9asarille Aaioa.
M. CAMERON 3 CO., Pu1lisAsr..
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1865.
The New Postal law.

The new act relating to the postal
law provides that slI domestic letters,
except letters lawfully ranked and
duly certified letters Of soldiers and
marines in the service Of the United
States, which are deposited for mailing
in any postoffice of the United States,
on which the postage is unpaid, shall
be sent by the Postmaster 70 the Dead
Letter Office in Washington; and all
letters deposited for mailing and paid
only in part, shall be forwarded to their
destination, charged with the unpaid
rate, to be collected on delivery.
1.-THE provisions of the act for the relief
of postmasters who have been robbed
By Confederate forces or Rebel guarril-
las, approved in April 1864. are ex-
tended to cases of loyal postmasters.
where. by reason of the presence of
armed forces a post-ofdce is destroyed,
and the postmaster loses the fixtures
and furniture, or postage stamps, or
stamped envelopes; and the cases
where such losses are occasioned by
armed forces other than those of the
so-called Confederate States.
The Postmaster General is author
lied to allow, for the publication in
newspapers of the list Of non-deIiEered
letters ct any post Office, compensation
at a rate not to exceed two cents for
each letter so advertised, and is also au-
thorized to cause the mails 10 be trans.
ported between the United States and
any foreign port or ports, or between
the ports CT the United States touching |
alta foreign port by steamship, allowing |
and paying therefore, if by an Ameri-
can vessel, any sum not exceeding the |
sea and United States inland postage,
and if by foreign vessel any sum not
exceeding the sea postage on the mails
so conveyed.
The system of free delivery IS to be
in every place containing a
population Of fifty thousand within the
delivery of the office thereof, and at
such other places as the Postmaster
General, in his judgment, shall direct,
provided that the prepayment on drop
letters in all places where free delivery
is not established shall be one cent only. |
Persons depositing obscene books,
etc, in mails, to be punished
by fine and imprisonment.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-23

CorroN CovIxe Is-The order foen.
Washburne opening the lines. Wss pro-
ulgsted several days before, bat went
into operation on last Monday, on which
day one hundred and forty .nins farm
ers cane in with small l0is Of cotton.
The aggregate received on that day
was four hundred and ten bales and
thirty bags This does not include the
cotton brought IN under permits from
1fr. Ellery. The cotton from Arkan-
sas (Which has 70 pay the p per cent }
and the cotton from distant points down
the river, which Is also subject 20 the
. per cent Most OF the cotton brought
through the lines under the late order
Is from the plantasions fran ten %
twenty miles distant from Memphis,
bat as the cuFraat widens and i b.
comes generally known that trads "a
free. We viii have persons crossings a
from places hundred miles distant -
Msnphil BsIieaH,
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A Brokers Omee-yot a Baak.

c. n. Ordway hss removed % No. ss
North College street, next door 30 che First
National Bank. He confines himself ex-
elusively to q Brokers' business, buys and
sells God aad Saver Gsd az kiafs Of IN
eurrcHt Money! sud pays the highe. prices
for GorcrHHenf Vouchers, AAiiiaief Noiss
&C.
Oiies open at A. NJ, snd our friend
THos. B. SAHFLE remsius there till 10 p. n.
for the accommodation Of those who msy
wish 70 make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb l. I2SS-Qn
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This vice, which Is never praesiesd IN
the presence Of Any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin 81 thousands Of he uoblesi
ana NEST talented youag men thas ever
gave tongue 70 sloqnsnce or pea b song
L has destroyed health, blasted the consti
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim %
g living skeleton. Nor are thess it. fnai
and fatal eiiects Ia its pains are scattered
We ruins Of reason, the most meianchol
sight nat can meet mortal EYES. TO 81
cured Perrianentiy Of this eilictioa, call on
d.. Coleman. No. g North Cherrv stre.f
Or address him b. letter, Box 58i. Nash
vile, Tenn fs698-if
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ooglfs141rF1---inioFm has baan re.
eslFsd By 9. Z. Barlow 4 CO. thnf osFfair
druggists In this city have beon psslaine 81
On persons calliag tor %. Yslioc,s Pink c.
rl-e an article q taeir eva nauuf4ctsrs
which taey say IL superior L The Eetuins.
re would AZ yiss an psfsous - Fet tn
genuine, and should yo1 rsq1irs any msdi-
enc Tor NE Itch, Aiag-90rm, TsttsF, o.
ehy disease q tho skin, d nos suffer anY
unPrineipied nan % imposs any othcg
grePexation On yous bus get Dr.. Felloc's
Pink Cortte, maEufket1rod - O Z. bar.
toH 4 Co, No ~ 0eedofick street. Nah.
vile, Tenn.
P. 8.--A iibsrni disoount made % dsalsra.
Sent By NAL ~ any address "a roesisl 81
81 Il. b sure that Jou zss ths Rsnains.
aspal-4
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The hesris Of many VIII BE- made glad e.
hear that Totten's recent selection Ut choice
Groceries, wines, &e., while ia New York.
have just arrived at his store, No g Col
iege street. He invites al 70 call and ex-
anime ha Desicated Vegetables, Green
Peas and Corn, Stewards Candies, Jellies.
Gelatine, Roast Meats, and many other ar.
ucles TOO numerous b mention.
mareh2-tf
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DIAs1dG4 AEB DFnEEFsErs-Ws bags ex-
ahmed gTsat aunbsr 81 letters froun sens
q ne most prominent citi1sns Ia ciDcin-
1at and JoTinFion, &c. speaking in the
highest terms Of Dr.. strlckiandB Ants
Chalsrs Mlxtars foF iks cure 81 Diarshcs
and pysonlaFy. TIE iefisrs ars too lonr &
puolish. Mr.. Woods Of Cosi1zso1, savs
- Vas pFoaoanaod i1earable b t1a Asa
&ncsQrE ii Cinclanati, aad ona hotfIs II D.
s1icklazd's Ane-cAo3eFA Nixturs $780,
s pernansnt eura, siie7 r1Gt Fina ~ rrr1I -
Vilh ihs WQfsl sra q ni114hnS so Do.
ra'ssIs sP tf~la = is-lT
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Choice Flours Butter, Potatoes. Onionu.
Green Corn, and every variety Of Camel
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered 81 low prices a. Totten's No. - Gel
laEe street.
faufl-tf
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Green & Green have purchased Of Jas
a. Graham his sntirs stock Of Dry Goods,
snd viii close it out ct cost 70 mako room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish.
ing J0ods. AZ CoLLEaF S4RzEf.
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PosifIvE TEUrE.-Let none doabt the fact
thai boots, shoes and hats are selling. al
the great bankrupt sale, a. .hir,y-dse Per
cent cheaper than at any other houze ia the
city. N
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Va ANTEp-AGENTs FOR THE NURSE ANr
W ,ff.-Iha most Interesting ami exciIha
hook ever puhlia ed enhnFIug the aiyauflres =
2 wouau pa the uuiou srmy ~ Nurse, scnut 400
SPY. GIVING most vivid inner picture Of the var
Ae.urilad snd disabled tfhcers and Soldiers b.
san; Of probable employment VII had f recu
haIly adaptst % their cousifion. JONES bkOt
4 GO ~ Man street. C,ncianaa Ohio.
jar3l-imdENe
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hOasz 3 The FIRST 70 introduoe this
new style Of Pictures Every body thaf
see them are delighted with thom
Call e the Gallery Of The Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4tf
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Questions snd Answers
RELArIyE 10 THE
u. =. Loan.
" sEVEN-THIRTY /"


UEN-THYRWV %
-
p, 49,.
!. W.. (. ~, - ..t,t a.. a.
rsi-sys rs-,s
= - -. 49,. -.
Of Seven Dsisr. and shs.T cent. = '' -. 'a's
the iussress Is iollouss
One cent per day. on each 5 So note.
Two cents 700
Ten 500
!, Twenty I0B
one a'i''F 4" =" 5000
q Question
When aud how can they Be obiainstr
Aasrsr,
They ere for sals. st .a-, ana a.s,ur., n
+ tereat,by all -Treasurlss, Rstionsi ana
other Banks, and all Bankers and BroEs-s.
50 Qrssison.
when IS ths Interest psvsbi. ana 49,.
cdl Is ue cotircteI
! Aaua.
The coupons Or interest s,ts,, -, A..
18th of Februsrv ana istb ~ -, II
sacb year, and can be Gus of f,,r, ~, 49,.
and viii be eashsd by any sub.rrsssur,r
o. s. Dopositorv, National oro,bs- 49,
Banker.
"a o,,,,s,,.
W., ,,w.s a.. r.,,..--.....
y.ss., % ''s''
0as3's
laey are que N Two years and halt
.,o'1 'as i''a = .sosua'y' is''. sis'' on
49,
20 Vsss''oa
- --s'' 's'ei'e 'ae- nay money - seon IS
Ans''ers
No aet unless you yourself prefer % Do
sue Law s''e' yea she r'ghf to demand
's''' 'he government Is that time, either
your money Or az equal amount, az Pae, OF
..s '.'''iou' sna popular ''--O o''s-'sa-'7g
q. Q@s''''s'
nov neeh 90 you consider this privilege
-. " % "''''
-,'.-.
80 , 0''''ns 0e'd interest from iat Of
- ''-'i'5' Nof'n per Gems.
.e'''.'', = e''y are worm no more ss
49, '''- = '"' '"o y.si' Sna hali' when
- 100 ''s's - mem 'han ihey roo
80 aus premium, aeaed TO The Interest
-. - 's'.'''s : VII s''s yoa g. least ten per
80, n. a.''..'.. 'e' yoer money qua tAe
i'''''" !, ''''' 'iis ''''l le "orla more than
''''' premium o. '1-' I"'s'
g. Question
mas other a1fan'age Il there ln inveEt-
ing n 'he '-Ss Loan
Ansssrs
rnsy cannot ), ard ~ a,.,., CO..
ties, or Cities, and lhis saves you two 10 fv.
per cent. On your income. a, ali rsiirest
and other bonds, snd stocks, MORTGAGES. ks..
are taxed. ret only b. The Government. brs
By States, Counties and Cities.
sA oas.t.sn,
How does ire oors4nmsut ,s,,. tl-~s,.-
70 pay the interest. .os {. i 49,. -, -
6n..,-
Tr-.a...-.-
al -. - -. 'AAe'' ia's'-
- ~. , ..'ls' - an''e' On Imports. iaily
.'''o, n .. millions 'seh year. This -
-. ''''s' ''''''' - iaooh - 81 needed %
- -. - ' 80. '''.sls.' % en- 'ns debt, and IS
-, ~, ~, /. s,'.'i' NO 'nount nas
~ u. 'i'sl''s s'h % a'ed ~
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q, ~ r. 80 ana cen ea'.iy
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49, \. ~. - - 49, = ~ YER
80. =. - -. y ! ! pc e mort
go. ne. +, -, 80 :. - -s.''' M
49,. -, ~ = '-'s f'f.' -A'rigsge on
so,d. 80 -. - =. l'''.'',o a'i et'ai
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No,h;.. -. So.
bou,s - ~ /. =, 80, = Ws re 81
and armlv b.or n, ~. -, .,-'' = 49,
eiPsf aud 'inssrs.s. nov sooil.h sAo,s oso-
p, are. who keep llis, and iosEsa az. ,Asir
So - s''',''-9.'' o. purchase moriga-
s's o. railroad stocks and bonds. which pay
~ ee-L- interest, when these
90 : much .s sss, ~ . ss.. 10 per ''''g a
"a o.,.,...
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ERBlLHIRG

DR pRuSV has OPENED AN ESTABLISH
i rlsnt 10 Nashville, Tern, for Enhslming ne
Dead. on Cherry straet, doors south o. ne
Post Once.
bcdtes fom tbs and ~ points South good 49,
soument q metiiic csses EBd EiDo cofiina op
hand Ersnch offcss e. gnfttanooeet l-nns ano
Huut-r|lie. Ala. -. "a. EhlNht n a..
laafa-Nsoa
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Gen. Palmer addressed large negro
audience At the CoiOred Baptist Church
last night, explaining % the blacks The
laHs recently passed By Congress for
their benefit, and urging them 10 eu-
list in the united States army. The
church was deIseig packed, and hun
dreds we're unable % gain sdnission.
Negro soldiers, fully armed. guarded
the sidewalk in front Of the b1lding.
--LosL Joar. 2lR iast
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-23

The Cleveland Plaindeales has chat
fed OF this moral col" II died Of
coPpsrhsadiIm The snsks hls iisslf
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lrrlral on Esraned PrIsoners.

A few days ago we stated that on the
approach OF Sherman's army to Coium.
bis, South Carolina, the rebels had
moved our officers imprisoned at that
place 10 Charlotte, and while on the
road, the weather being very stormy
and the nights dark, q great many 1.-TWO
or three hundred) had escaped, and
gave the names OF q few who had ar
rived here. On Sunday last another
party came in. They first reached our
lines above Knoxville. We give their
,......,.-.- o,,7 ra5fr,,anta.
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SOLDIERS,

Yen ought net 70 be without such valuable med.
cine. TIE Cincinnati National Union, Of April S4th
ssys that thousands Of our soldiers have been
ssFed hy the use Of strickland's Anti-Choera Mix
ture For sale by Druggists at 60 cents per bottle
General Depot No. East Fourth-street Cincin-
nat, ono.
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, BY FOaBES 4 STE
PHENs, SrEPH EMS, JANslEf A CO., G. ". HID
DEKsHOT = CO. DEMOVIIIK 4 CO.. and 8. y
HAsLOCk. ap zs-tu y th--Wty
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NEW FIRM.

TTTE respectfully di7ect The a. enfnn Of Settlers
" AMI other Retail peaiersio err lisgs .,ock a.
lowest posslhe prices A. We are nos sllarted with
high rents nor any other heavy expense We are
euafled % eel &c Eices that iaiJ cnsupctt.on Try
as and see. Q. q. JONAS c.,
No. g BroaI 81, hetrsen College AMI Cherry.
fste2-sqn
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- LIN LII Assn = ~ = -
q Note, Letter. Foolscap aud Legal cap Paper, =
BUT, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Aourn-
iae eDa clncil Enyelopes, Danes Tor ie65, =
buns, AZ s,zes, including sold ers Pocket Al ;
eumss focH>t inSstands, Steel Pens, and
srRe sssollinent q Tie most Celebrates Gold
Ees7s renciiet 4apar collars, focEet Cutlery.
,ncieelng TIE eelaorssed Wosienholm's and n
Pos. ccmhs. Hair Rrr.he- FssS-v Psrer' a
oun ,hi, kiEc<ing and Rrushfs. Buffers. Ar Y
aote's lofeil's, EreDch carInine and CoryTnr
lrkh AlcilAge. Cad fouraits al C4er.araIF
49,. 4fesi fe5t Foiios, Dica Fsney soaps.
DISK inkstNnis, Paper " sielfs, Pen Rseks q.
81 riles Letter Cllrs Rubber Ruiers, Erss. >
rs nlse haiasg Pens. snd an endless va p
sehooi BosRsi sokosi Boosst.
We h<Fe a snzll stock q ciasr.. va,ch =. 3
eili SCI "a Ciucinnsa rricsz 49, 4 e.--n
-.oeE e cary coesh Cure far sale At Wfois- :,
To the Soldiers. :
We have thrce bsaatifai IAihorrsphs, rspre- :
e The different trAnches 81 the serFiee.
printed IN four cniors. e-tiiled ~Soitier's Ger.
A6cSie.' I" Uaiel Defenders CsTtihcaiev and :
2. : Army Diploma" sze lzxle inches. z
Ihfy are escsosss n 3 pasieeoard sshe. sad !.
Ger and soidieI should boy them and sad !.
them - tneir iieads. =
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For ne three. pest1g7 paie....---..-...E ~ =
liteFni diseodnt fns.ie % sholes4ls dealers. =
We WI 81 81 orIert 81 Csrt|foa1ss O. go !.
aonesr. p Hiali q express, prosnpty.
IN. RHODES 4 CO, :
SKI g uzisn sisses Nashville, Teaa. 9
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G.P. BARNEY EXTRA GOLD PENS.

, These psns hear my trade marx, &C. P. BARzzs,
H-1fAA Log, H., Tor which have secured the
eoft-fesAl snd hre WaFTanted equal in fineness a
material aud workmanship 20 the best Eastern man
" tcisiTe, snd are beheYed 20 he superior 20 All
others IN durblity and other substantial qualities
enien Commune 70 m axe really seFFiceable pen.
Sent BY mail or express On recent o. priea 80
Te,'s eoTgss tif bJ NAL, a. M Txs when 20 cent?
y added for registry.) Write your name and al.
drsss plain y.
Postage On single pen frsc esuts; pen with any
case OF holder and box, mr. c1ats. Old psns re
EAired for ifty cents land staHspl each Circulars
sent FEEE- Address
c. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
6s5 Aaia-strest, Cor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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Pearl Miniatures, oOlored sad plain, II
Van slAvnran,s. N
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Als0t NAAC AAAA0NAAAb 0AaANN-A A-NI
Walker, F, s9th n. VI.
I,alph Keo, 47th Mich. L
TT Wallace, :, ID Pa Cav.
p Lynch; Z, 9sth \. \. L
DY Lyttle, c, 5lst g. L
Lewis Euringer. H, slst ~ VI
W Wilson, /, 9Th y. \. I.
Ina conversation with Captain Pool
We learned several very interesting
facts He states that two trains, each
containing six hundred officers, left
Columbia together The drst train AZ
rived at Charlotte At dusk, and the
prisoners were taken into field and q
guard put around them DC the arr
val Of tie other lot the rebels began 70
enlarge the limits Of their camp, and
ia the darkness and the confusion the
hungry and wei rebel guards became
careless and our men commenced going
out Of the camp. At times q perfect
stream Of men was gang into the woods
without the guards observing aud u
was il this way between two and three
hundred got out 0n account Of the
poor condition Of their boots and shoes,
many, who would otherwise have gone
could not
Captain Pool says that there vas a
camp of six hundred Of our priTates
who had gone into the rebel service to
escape the horrors q their prison,
camped at Charlotte, but they were
guarded By rebel soldier. On the road
the Captain met 6 great many deserters
from the rebel army, who had come
home and did not intend 70 60 back.
One night he stayed vita sixteen de
serters from Naughn's command, from
Virginia. who were going 70 their homes
ia North Georgia Numerous bands Of
robbers infest the mountains IN North
Carolina and rob the citizens without
respect 10 opinion or eondition---Ctat
f5c-effr.
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Gives Prompt Attention to the
PerEsCtlhg Of Negotiations.
REFERENCES.

Slate, County, and Nashville City oacials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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THAVE or - lots. Immediately heyond rs
/ Hoitra taral Gsrien, well situated ior brhd-
m purpose. shich WI sci ca Food terms.
s.i1s ~ '-' - JOHN BUGH SMITH.