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The national Republican., 1862-02-24

This h Q most uniass sns the only original pub.
lioatioV ol fsljks Miniature Portraits, (ins sngrav
ensp, q N3kfyipg ths ouriotiy Of distant friends
or TO apGnnfa pAs6wepASs albsm OF the nesfel pt9s
sAsy afe e2Desfsd with such narked ablisy that .
artistio merit Aside from this, they az Just the
thing as eo1'eiioa n msmsy q Ass tMa, WAeu each
dav brings forth its fduovs q rs cssNsl For col
they will last for HUNDREDS o. YBAns
aS- Price, single copy, 10 osnts. Sent to any Cd
d-ese in the limited Dtasss frss Of possage. Ths
money must accompany every order. Large ds.
count mide 10 purchasers In qaantities
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

N.B.-All ordsrs, accompanied By the money, will
be promptly attended to- and forwarded TO any camp
oy mail free Of charge, from the Once In Washing'
ton, No. SO Seventh street. fsbl-eolm
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Prom lnn 81 LouL. n.mn.r.l.
The pink of ChivaIry.

In the early part Of this war. some SUI
pcrinc organ Of chivalrous sentiment, de-
scribing the mqie7R Of the Southern
army, expressed something like regret
that the yandals of the North would have
the honor Of being killed by the dainty
hands Of Southern gentlemen" They
were all gentlemen. True, we are not
bound TO take this literally, but rather TO
understand it as the Welsh preacher did
the Scripture narrative of Samson's three
hundred foxes, by a liberal rule of inter-
prctation "You are not 10 suppose, my
brethren" said the Cambrian, "that these
were aH f6reg because the fox is a cum
ming animal, aud Samson could never
have trapped so many; but he no doubt
had q fsl0 torss and the rest he must have
made up with u1o}iucls amt p5lecaty."
So with the editors description Of the
Southern army--it was not 10 be inter
preted in literal strictucss. Some gen
tlemen-or at least sons of gentlemen
the rest, poor white trash,'
Still, accepting as probable the fact
that the ranks of the rebel legions con
tanned por lion of the class denomina-
ted "scalawag,' there was no reason to
expect that the good manners and rein
ing influence of the superior class would
fail of its effect on them They could
not all be Chcvalier Bayards, but the
spirit which animated the leaders was
50 lofty that it would tend 10 ennoble
even "clodhoppcrs, and make them no
unfit followers of high-toned gentlemen.
The influence of the latter like that Of
polite letters, would operate to soften
the manners and prevent their being fe-
rocious" To chronicle, therefore, 80
wide departure as the subjonod from
this high ideal is painful the more so
when we remember that it occurs in the
city of Charleston, the very focus aud
center of all magnanimous chivalry:
From tho Charleston Mcrouryl
at has repeatedly happened within the
last few days that ladies have been rude
ly accosted and insultcd by soldiers in
the public thoroughfares, In some in-
stances outrages oil he most FdgraW cloyac-
ter haze boon committed, ,0iH perfect in1puqi-
IN, jy men lCsay7Hg the uniform Of he South
c,u uoimicerg. We do not know who the
offenders are but we do know that
in the city of Charleston, such acts can
notand will not be allowed TO continue.
We call upon the officers Of the troops
now stationed he re TO protect 0ur laaies, by
the enforcement of sobriety and good be-
haviOr among the men of their commands
and by visiting upon the first soldier who
may be shown 10 have conducted himself
in the manner we have mentioned, swift,
severe and public punishment"
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

fIHE attention of citizens, strangers and others via
1 itug Nashville, requiring modilal aid Is rrsuort
olly called Co this ohoe, No 3l nvadcrck street soc
ond uoorr between Cherry and the square
hr COLEMAN is an old practitioner of medicine. his
almost unlimited experience and dattor.uF supresF
.or many years past u the treatment 0I rRfyArr D1s
rAsk'r hAE induced him Co devote hs undivided sttep
N'n io att diseases ,oi This nature MANY casea of
ihe most iuyricrato character have promptly yIelte8
20 Ns improved method of treatment
Primary secondary, Tertiary aud Hereditary sypb.
Nsl Non'rrhu,At 6loat and all Diseases Ol Tho FeRua
ana urinary organs mvot with no Resistance 10 his
rrmflIUs.
a female irregularities and functional islcrnBgs
mtHs W Ao Womb and the disease aris.Dg fTag,
H'sHlun and lU mauErt psTturtnu.
Every case uI koduCihlD Rupture. and of p4Iga srs
fruaIsus u. hc k1rtUm, and must uasrs 8f Mann.
can he CURED hy pruCC7 nearly painless. n rtbsT
of Che httCr casos IH undertaken uy Dr. ClIrnar
curc ls iUn1uIl'v wITTU8tai as careful cxamnafi.s
always pHnHrnts the necessary Indications uf fr4 ii
EItItrrhy bs improved WetHoI u. operating
PrrEOn of either Sex applying u ICfs0n 90 by Iet.ar
describing easel an Che drsi symptoms OF auy arutf
spoCluC disease, can Dc Cgrri, Boa most cases by hf
ahoruyc method lu forty eight hours.
strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
Chargost wil' govern him with hs patrons
Ra- NO mercury usoi Iu tho treatment OF ulnsrsa
di5tuslS az ho believes Ou most castsl 10 produces
worse disease than that 10 Is given 90 cure.
Onoo hours from eight To- iho morning tnI niuo 10
me evcnlng jan TO- '0l-ly
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Missouri.

The following resolutions were adopted
at the State Emancipation Convention in
Jefferson City few days ago The ST.
Louis Demorot which has lately been
much enlarged and is edited with great
yigor, advocates the doctrine Of the reso-
luton:
Reqo1rei, That the President Of the
United States, by and with the approval
Of the national Congress, having invited
the loyal slave States To- consideration
Of the propricty of initiating a system of
gradual emancipation for the purpose Of
relieving themselves fom the incubus of
slavery, and removing causes that are
seized upon TO promote'disloyalty and
furthermore, our own State Convention
having that subject before them for ac-
ton and thought, and having after ma
ture reflection, resolved that il was In
view of present cxigenCies, one worthy
Of " the deliberate aud respectful cOu-
sidcration Of the people Of the State Of
Missouri" therefore, we take This the
earliest opportunity Of bringing the sub
jeyt matter involved before our citizens
for their consideration, In order that they
may take such action in regard thereto,
both az they have been invited 10 take,
and as the public necessities require
they should take in the premises.
R.,0hei, That we are in favor ol mi
tiating forthwith a system Of cmancipa
ton for the State Of Missouri, gradual IN
its character, and the operation Of which
shall bc so adjusted as not 10 WORK M ,
Jury 10 the pccuniary interests OF any
loyal citizens whose vested property
right may be involved and not TO disturb
by any violent disruption present social
relations in our community.
Rrrl,eL That the General Government
bv tbc muniGcout tonder Of aid 10 the
State. has relieved the question Of oman-
cipaGon in Missouri Of all constitutional
and financial embarrassment
He0h.i That 10 should be the duty Of
the next general assembly Of this State
iD take measures for securing from the
national government the aid pledged by
resolution of Congress 10 those States
undertaking the establishment Of sys-
tenn Of gradual emancipation, and that
the same should be so disposed OF az 10
insure compensation 20 such as may be
adIudgcd as entitled tO compensation Tor
any losses that may be sustained in the
Inauguration aud cousummatlon OF such
a policy.
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NO. SO

The first part Of the question was then
adopted, yeas 3S, nays none.
The second part was then adopted /;
yeas 30, nays none.
The President pro tenn. then pronounced
judgment: II is hereby ordered and de.
creed that West H. Humphreys, Judge
Of the District Court for the Western,
Middle and Eastern Districts Of Ten
nessee, be and is removed from said
office, and that he be and is disqualified
from holding or enjoying any office of
honor trust, or profit under the United
States.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
The Senate adjourned
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Engines md Boilers for snle.

| offhh FOR sALE Che Engines aud Boilers of the
n'r tN. James Woods and James johnson, az they
NgM hr az iNr Nashville Wharf There HrG boilers
10 .e't ''ng q. inches. and boilers Do feet long 40
,,,.'a "a. iNAan gi Cumberland aud Tennessee NH
n'.ti iI'1r 70. lg' Ersi quality. The EIT.ugs arc
'Nn p lNcn }lul Or 10 foet stroke aud Two "a uch
e) ),in4rU lo,t stroke, wish shafts, Gautes, rtc.
hIs1 Nutr i1I sale tae doUr5. windows and blinds
e '-.l Nte-n o,atsr ana large Doe of Iro1 Buablt
lei etea boats of other purposes such az bog chains
chimney enl stoves h r NEAIMAh,
June la-lm, Nu. aa Market Street
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Committed TO Jail

hF Davidson County, June 18th 1852, a negro man
Cwho says his name is ABRAHA NJ; says he belongs
TO Samuel Atkenson of Chcatham county Tenn ago
about 81 or 80 years old weighs about 145 OF 100 lis
feet inches high, copper cUior, scar on chnk
right temple
The owner Is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
perry, and pay charges, as the law directs,
). NJ HINTON,
june2g-3t sheriff and Jailor Of ID q
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NIGHT POLICE,
COUNTY OFFICERS,

Shcrig-Iamcs NJ. Hinton. Dcpuies-Thomas Hob.
son and j. X, buchanan.
Regisicr--Phineas Garrett.
ISTstce-W. Jasper Taylor
Coroncr-N, II. Bclche-
R0ngcr-JOhn Gorbtt
Rcueuue Collector. G.. Brlpy.
Railroad T'y CoUcciar-w Il. Robertson.
Cutsfublrs tor hc NdsirIlr Derir'-Iohu d. Cover
and J e.. Newman,
COUNTY COURT
Iudgr-Hon. James Whitwouh.
rlfrl-r. Lindsey Nichol,
Rs- The Iudgo's Court meets the Grst Monday In
each month, AVID the Quarterly Court, composed Of
thc Magistrates Of the County held the urst Mon.
day In January April, July ond October.
CIRCUIT COURT
Judgc-uon. Nathaniel Baxter
ClrrE-DavId e Love.
S. The Court meets the Orr Monday In March
aud september,
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgr-Hon william X Turner.
Clrrk-Charlos E. Hggous
ss- Tho Court meets the ar,t Monday Ia April Au.
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT
,haapslar-Uon. Samuel D. Fr0crsou
tlfrk and Mds1s-l. b. Glcayos
Sc The Court meets the drst Monday u May and
November
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Committad tn Iail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, june 9th, 1852 ne
~ gro Rirl, named sAlLlEi says she belongs TO
Irwin Hoguc, Of Maury County Tenn Said girl is
about Is or 20 years Old weighs about l2O or l3O
pounds feet inches high two small scars on
forehead scar ON upper lip at the edge Of the nose
copper color
The owner is requested 10 come forward, provo
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
]. N. HINTON.
tunNs-2t 0hcrtu and Jailor of @.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county June 20, 1862, a negro man,
Owho says his name is DANIEL; says he belongs ti
Mrs, Luzinka c. Brown Of Maury county near Spring
Hill Tenni age about - years old weighs about NO
or $50 pounds feet llA inches high, small scar in
centre forehead
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, az the law directs
j. N. HINTON,
June29-3t Sheriff and Jaior of D. G.
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Gnmmifted To Iail

0F Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name is DANIEL says he belongs
TO Richard DOss, Of Marshall county Ala; age about
p or 22 years weighs go 1856 lbs feet inches
high no marks color black The owner Is request.
ed TO come forward, prove property and pay charges
as the law directs J. NJ. HINTON,
junelS-3t Sheriff and Tailor D. C.
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Gnmmittnd To Iail

n F Davidson county, June %, 1852, a negro man
" who sayshis name is ARTHUR and belongs to
Wm G. Smart OF Warren county, Tenn. aged about
% years weighs about l45 or 100 pounds 8 feet y
inches higu color black heavy whiskers.
The owner is requested 10 come forward prove
property, aud pay charges, as the Law directs
J. M. HINTON
lune29-3t Sheriff and Jailor ORB c.
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Committed to Jail

4 If Davidson county, June % I, 1862 negro boy
" who says bis name is AIX and belongs TO VIM
MeGreggor ofW son CO.; age years old Weighs about
100 or l65 pounds 8 fcot inches high color black
scar on second huger on left hand.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as tho law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
Junet29--3t Sheriff and Jafllr Of ID C.
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Committed Id Iail

nF Davidson county, on the l2lh OF June, 1862, a
~ negro man who says his namc Is DAVID, aud
says hg belongs 20 Lucy Smith, OF davidson county
Tenn age about % years weighs l25 or l3O pout as
icet ] = inches high no marks color black The
owner is requested % come forward, prove pro
porty aud pay charges As the law directs
IN HINTON.
lluels-at Sheriff and IaUnr of ID C.
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Exchange and Banking Office.

'IhE und'rsEued have opened an once az No. 90
College street, lMerchsnt,' bank Builiug) tJ
buy and sell Exchange, Gold and silver, Uugurront
Bank Notes, and Government claims. Collections iu
the City promptly attuudcd Co.
A. "a. SANFORD & 90.
Nashville, June rs, 1862 -gw
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn. June 9th, ss2 a ne
~ gro man named ELIJAH; says he belongs to
Irwin Hoguc Of Maury County, Tenn about % or %
years o'd weighs about 100 or l65 pounds; 5 feet
Inches high copper color small scar under corner
OF right eye
The owner is requ sied 60 como forward prove
property, aud pay charges, as the law Directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
luueH-N sheriff aud JaiIOr 81 ID. C.
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Committed TO Jail

nF UaVld8on counly, Juno II, l882 a negro man,
~ who says his name Is GEORGE WASHINGTON (:
says he belongs 10 Vary Ann YearRan, Of Warren
county Ky. aged about 40 years weighs l75 or lSO
lbs; feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small gnatee The owner is requested 10
come forward, prove property aud pay charges as
the law directs. J. NJ HINTON,
lunelb-3t sheriff aud JaiOr Of D. G.
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Committed TO Iail

nF Davidson county, june 18Th, 1862 negro man
" who says his name is ALEX says he belongs
To Lucy smith, Of avidson cocuty, Tenn; aged
about 2l years weighs l45 or 100 pounds s feet y
inches htghi copper color no marks. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property aud pay
charges as the law directs.
y. ~ HINTON,
uuUlA-3t Sheriff aud JhilUr Of ID 4
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Committed To Iail

nF Davidson county, June q, 1862 a-negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says he be ongs
To Thomas q. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn; age
about lS or 20 years old weighs about 100 pounds
ieet ~ inches In height color black, no marks;
The owner is requested to come forward prove pro.
perty, AID pay charges, as the law directs.
J, M. HINTON,
Junc29-3t Shsrifl and Jaior of ID G.
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Committed to Iail

nv Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862, negro
~ girl, who says her name Is JOANNA, aud belongs
TO Robert Williams, Of Franklin, KY, age shout IL
or is years feet inches high weighs about 100
Wounds dark copper color. The owner is requested
% come forward prove property, and pay charges as
the law directs j. NJ. HINTbN,
iune2O-3t Sheriff and Jailor Of ID C.
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Cnmmitted To Iail

nF Davidson county, June 10, 1852, a negro man
" who says his namO is COLUMBUS; saws hp be-
longs to Or. NcKissicks, OF Maury county Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about liJ or l45 pounds
iltbb inches high long bushy hair copper color
no marks, Tho owner Is requested 10 come for.
ward prove property and pay charges the law d.
rocts. j, NJ HINTON,
iunelS-St Sheriff and JaiOr Of h @
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

trrS LINES or Irs TO oourrurs A squArr)

One square, year, S3Oeach additional square 81
Written notice must be given to take out and ~ q
adv5rtsements Of yearly advertisers before the year
iNpires, otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements will be discon
mCed without previous notice 10 us, nor will any
iharRe be made for less than year at the yearly
HataR
eS- Advertisers exceeding tho space con.
,aote for will be charged for the excess. "a
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1852, a negro man
~ who says his name Is MILTON says he belongs
to Joseph Carter Of Marshall county, Ala age about
2l yeUrs weighs lO5 pounds feet inches high :
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The owner is requested 20 come forward, prove pro.
perty, and pay charges as the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
juncls 81 sheriff and Tailor D. c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June llth, 1862 a negro man
" who says his name Is AARON says he belongs tn
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l40 or las pounds 5 feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner s request.
ed to come Forward prove property, and pay charges
as the law directs J. Nj. HINTON
iunel8-3t sheriff and Tailor ofD q
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

r,rsons wishing 20 soud Freight and Packages Ay
us Moruiug rraius OF he louslH AM NAsn.
ms, aud EAsuyutr AND hrosry' hAil1oAns,
uost have tine same az Che once hy o.o.o'S the
eyssng previous,
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9abjosou Countp 9irtttorg.
CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshal

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBIEY Marshal
Depuiy Mualai-w. II. wnkluson, A. c. Tucker,
and James stcole.
clerks ofhe Nartei-Johu Chumbley er-ggicio, nrst;
JOS l.. Ryan, second and John RcddIck, third
Tar Asssu0r-William Driver
Rsuenue Colloc'0r--A. b. ShankIau
Water Tar Co'leci0r--F. b. Garrett
TTeaarer-R Henry
Wharf Mag0-Thouns Lcakc.
Superintendent Of he WorLhwmc-J. Q. Dodi.
Superintendent Of ne Water lvoris-Jamcs Wyatt
chief Of the Fire Dcpartme1t-John NJ. Seabury.
Ssrion Of Ho Copcioy--T. n Mcbride.
Street Oucrsser-J l., Stewart
GIN Auorucy--John Mcphail Smith.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville NalvmsBE Train lray.s at J.t5. AM
e" arr at $50, pm.
Ns.bvuo a Decatur RR. Train leaves at 600, AN.
" arr, at 200, pm
Nash A Chattanooga RE Train leaycsa at To 90, AN
arr at 321,PM
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TO ICE CONSUMERS!
We are selling
Pure Lake Ice

AT CTS PER LB rs SOUTHERN FUNDS; I cent
per pound less tuau tho No Monopoly lrp0t.' our
Depot rs 10 thc tplousda BlIiduE, ou Cherry street.
juno ll-u Il. a. SMITH 8 90.
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The Huntsville lAlaJ RaoNe says that
the rumor that the Kentucky and Ten
nesseo regiments Ia the Confenerate army
have to be- constantly guarded 10 pre'en'
them from des,runs in body Is dAi'y
cgrroboratsd by prisoners and de'sl''''
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DlREcToRY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND Orr1cERs.

P5t-HsAdquartora on High street. Gen. Dumont
commanding.
Distriot-Ileadquarter on summer street. (Dr.
Ford's resdence.) Capt Green, A. A. G.
Proroa M0rslai-lIDadquart on Church street
(FemaIe Aoademy) Col. stanley Matthews.
Chi.t Aabtmt Quariermastsr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catrons resideuce)
Capt d. Bingham.
A'si,iuH Quartcnaster-C Chattanooga Depot-Capt.
r. Stevenson.
dssistut QHdrtormaster - Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk residence. Capt. X. n. Lamb.
assistant Qtiarie,master-No. 81, Market street.
Capt J N. Hale
Chigr Commissary- -Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt r. Mactecy.
CoUsmissary " Subsistence Broad street. Capt $.
Little.
AoiiHg CoHimissary Of SubsisisHcc-CorDer Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical DUector-Summer street or. Ford's old
rcsdence) Surgeon, T. Swift.
Medical Hpreyor's OGce-Church street, Masonic
Building j. r. PrHrlE, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
iautry, Acting Medical PuVeyor.
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CITY COUNCIL,

board Of Ald,rmai-M. N. Brion President j. f.
Newman G. A. j MayGeld G.. A. scoyel, VIM. 3 Cheat.
ham, D. c smith, NJ @ L Claiborne, and Jas Robb.
Common Councit-w. P Jones President; william
Roberts r. }. Yarbrouph. VIM. Driver, VIM, stewart
Louis Hougb W Mullins, James Tumcr, G, NJ. South
gate, a. ). Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. B.
Knowles, aud John Orcody.
srANpINa ooNuTrrms or mE Cry COUNCIL.
Fiuauca-Knowlcs, scoycl and C1le.
Water Works-.Auderson, Smith and Claiborne
Streets -Yarbrough, Turner, soutbgatc, Davis, Brien
May0ed Chcathom and Claiborne.
HIart-Nowman, Stewart aud Turner,
Ho,pHal-Joucs, MayGcli aud s'oau
Schools -Choatuam, May0cld and knowles.
Fire Dspmtuspi--Crcady, Driver and Newman.
Gas-uriycr Chcatham and Davis.
Csuetery-smth, Stewart aud Newman.
Market Ho,se-Robcrs, steEmt and Turner.
siares-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Police-Cheatham Bricn and Anderson
Springs-TIough, Claiborne and Bricn.
WorlLome-C -Choatham, Mayneld and Knowles.
Improvements oud Expenditure Cole scoye aud
Crcady.
Public Tropoty-Brcn, Chcatham and Turner
Pest H9usc-May0cll Jones and Roberts
Hs- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month
NIGHT POLICE,
Ctpidia-John Baugh
Fira Iiemon1nt-wm. Yarbrough.
Second LieutcnaHt-John II. Davis.
Policcmci-wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker John Cottrcn, william
Mayo, John Engos, J. W. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert soolt, W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HuItt.
s6- Tho Police Court Is opened every morning at
uine o'clock.
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AashrillE atnion.
TERMsi

DAhy UsioN, per snuum ........,.. ....ss 90
week, k,,.,...,...,.......... 20
IM-WREHLY UNION per anunm, .,,.....,. IS 90
AErELr UNION, per annum.. 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-01
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives naily, $50 M
" leaves " 7.45 AM.
Columbia, via T & A. R.R. arrives " $50 PM.
" leaves 6.COA.M.
shclbyyille, via n. h Q. R,R, arrives " $50 ]. M.
leaves 1000 AM.
Lebanon, arrives l2OOM
leaves eco PM.
Memphis Mail leaves Daily,v.a Louisville and Cairo.
POST-OFHCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Moxandriai
Gordousvillo, SmithviIle
Watortuwn, Jennings Fork.
TOSTOFFICES ON LINE OF ~ a O. R.R-
NIurfreesboro, Fostcrville,
JOrdan's Valley or Sholbyyie,
Christana. Palmetto