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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23

CuRIosiTrEs or NATURE.-Among
the papers published in costly style
by the Smithsonian Institute at Wash
ington, is enc on the microscopic plants
ard animals which live on and in the
human body. 1t describes quite a
number ol insects. The animal which
produees The disease called itch, il il
luslrated by an engraving half IN inch
in diameter, which shows not only the
ugly Htile fellows body and legs but
his very toes, although the animal
himself il entirely invisible 70 the ma
ked eye. When Lieutenant Berry
man was sounding the ocean, prepar-
atory 10 laying the Atlantic telegraph,
the quill Al the end Of ihe sounding
line brought up mud, which, on being
dried. became a powder 20 fine, that
on rubbing Il between lhe thumb and
finger, Il disappeared IN the ereslees
of TIE skin On placing this dust un-
der tire microscope, /. was discovered
to consist of millions of perfect steele,
each u which had living animal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23

Il IS easy "a say grace. bst 10; ha'i
50 easy q posses i.
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CLARK seems 20 be ab 10 thiriy years
of age and has passed under the uame
of Richard Anderson.
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The Manchester Journal
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23

SUR - HAEnow uF gnE soLa.
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ROMANCE or THE WAR; South
eyR Amaz0n. Cairo correspondent
of the Tribune tells the following sto-
ry in his letter of the 9th instant:
"Quite a romantic incident was de-
yeloped here to-day, and for the bene-
fit of your readers who take delight in
tales Of adventure, ii shall be related :
A woman named Annie Clark arrived
from Louisville this evening, and pro-
ceeded TO Gen. Tuttle's headquarters,
bearing in her hand a letter request.
ing transportation South. According
to her story, her husband joined the
rebel army some time ago, at luka,
Mississippi, bis place Of residence, and
she, being desirous Of serving in the
same cause, assumed male apparel
and became member Of the Louisi'
ana Cavalry, where she remained, do
/ ing the duties Of soldier, seven
months. Becoming dissatisfied will
her position, she resigned and joined
the Eleventh Tennessee Regiment, in
which she lsoremained seven months
| She was in all the skirmishes, and
took part in the battle of Shiloh
While the army was encamped be
/ frequently went over to her husbands
regiment to see him. Upon thai
memorable field her husband fell
/ She buried him with her own hands
but her attachment TO a soldiers life
was not lessened. She continued w.fl
Iher comrades until the fight at Rich
mond, Ky, where she was taken pris
oner. During all this time her sea
was not discovered. 1t remained foI
Yankee to do that. Soon after l,el
capture she went 10 the provost mar
shal in Louisville for parole, and
while waiting she happened to sneeze
The willy marshal started al the sound
and declared no man ever sneezec
like tlat. The truth was out, and she
confessed.
As was stated before, she came here
to-day, and waited upon Gen. Tu.lle
and expressed herself lfperfectly wiling
to occupy the barracks with the rebe
prisoners, and share their fare. The
gallant general could not endure 70 se'
- female subject 10 the rough treat
ment Of male prisoners, 50 lie inform
ca her she could remain in better
quarters. which would be supplied BY
MAJOR Merrill, provost marshal, and
be. the general, would furnish hcl
transportation 20 Dixie IL a manael
lbeGuing 50 heroic woman. Mfs
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tied into a comparative lull Shortly
before sunset, however, the firing on
he extreme len was again renewed
with increased yigor, and kept up ua-
iii dark. At5I-2 O'Clock it gradual
ly died away, and at 6 o'clock il had
entirely ceased
Re-cRossiNG ruE RArrAHANSocg.
a rebel Gag Of truce on Sunday
warned our officers to remove the
wounded from Fredericksburg, a.
they intended to she'll the city. Dur-
ing Monday Gen. Burnside held a
council Of war, and the evacuation Of
Fredericksburg was determined upon
Il was the unanimgus opinion Of the
generals that there was no prospec, Of
success in another effort 10 take the
enemys works by assault, and that
they had no right to risk the obvious
consequences Of defeat in such po-
siiion. The troops had received no
limitations Of retreat, and laid down
70 rest upon their arms, Monday night.
4 When the order came 10 fall In. many
supposed it was for a night assault up
on the enemy's works, and we're not
undeceiyed until they found them
selves upon the pontoon bridges actu-
ally returning across ihe stream. a
heavy gale of wind, which blew all
sound away from the rebel lines, great
ly facilitated the moyemdnt. Bridges
we're covered with earth, to deaden
the sound of the moving artillery, and
dark night hid every object from
view. Gen. Franklin's grand diyis-
ion, occupying the extreme LEFT, began
to move as soon as il was dark, and
! the right and center Of Gems. Sumner
and Hooker took up the line of march
almost simultaneously, moving in good
order, but silently, away from under
the very guns Of the enemy. All
three of the crossings were used, max
ing six bridges. No accident of con
sequence occurred. The troops obey
ed with alacrity every order, and wait
ed with patience their turn to eros
The artillery and infantry alternated
in moving columns, very much in the
order in which they went into battle.
The movement, from beginning to
end, was a complete success, and the
various commands returned 70 their
former encampments 10 repose. AT
sunrise on Tuesday morning, our
heavy guns were opened on the rebel
batteries, but elected little response.
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rs PREPARED f8funiish Madt ~ celshra
ssan.. rienle., panaaes. 6c.. sc. Allorier'
pS apily attended 20.
AaAre.. E.P. ii0YT.
Nsnchssfsg Nay 20. 1897 -emsI
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BATTLE OF FREDERIeKs
nUHG.

We qao,e from he New York Irib-
une ihe following account & the bst-
he 81 Fredeficksburg SATURDAY last
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O. O. F.


JouN r. llpE, Grand Secretary, should be aidrcssed
at Aasludis, Tenn.
gyuuei,fs lodge, Ne Meets ovory Tuesday Even.
Ing az their HAIL on the corner of Union aud sum
mor streets. The officers for tho present term, are
7 A. Mcbride, n g., q. s. Losuour, VIC. John "
Hide, Secretary r. l.. Marshall, Treasurer.
Tabue L5dgr, No. lo--Ncc,s at the same place
every Monday Evening. The officers are Robert
Thompson, Nc; g. A Campbell, v &C.. Hcuy APP
pie, secretary 10 ,. nruwu, Treasurer
Smiley Iaigr, No go-Mec's at ucir Hail. on south
Cherry strocl, every Friday evening. The officers
are J. p Kculey, Ma; o. c. covert, NG5 Q. u.
lIadon, Secretary W, NJ Mallory Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No lo5, (Gcmaul Meets at the
Hall, coruor of Union and summer streets, ovory
Thursday Evening Tho officers are r. n'ubrlbrss,
Nc; Charles Rich G., John Uorbcrich, Secretary
Geo solicre, Treasurer
R.iyslv EHoJBpmcat No. l--Ncots az the above HALL
on tho arst aud third Wednesdays of each month
The officers are o. s. lcsucur, CP; j. EeNas, IlP
r IA. McRrllc, sw. r. n Coleman JW.i r. n Ne
Even, scribe b. n, Cuttcr, Treasurer
0l,rs Braats EeacampmraL No. A-N,o's AZ m
above Han on ,hc second and fourth "Wednesday
uishts Of each mouth. The officers arc q, Lehman
or. Jas. Beu, HP.i Hcury Apple, Sw, D.. II
Hitchcock, Jw., D. Moss, scribe } n, Wand
Treasurer
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ShAriR,s Sale.

by virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, and de-
- Hvered from tho Honorable Circuit Court Of Ia.
wilson County, Tennessee, at IT'S March term, 1902
Will expose 10 public sale To the highest bidder for
cash, at the CourthOuse Yard, In the city OF Nash
vile, on Saturday the Goth day Of July, 1882 all the
light, utle cain, interest and estate, which G. d.
Elliott then bad, or may have since acquired In and
20 the following described tract OF land bounded as
follows, 10 wit Beginning in the middle Of the
Franklin and Nashville Turnpike road, at A. s.
CurTy's, south east corner, running thence south
Gs4o west 81 poles to a stone, being A. g Curry's
south west corner, and one W F. lAwrenne deceased
east boundary thence south q east along said Law
rence's east boundary Is poles 10 a stone, James A.
Woods northwest corner, thence north GsL east
Ill poles TO the middle OF said Turnpike road being
James A. Woods north east corner thence along the
middle Of said Turnpike road north q a. west 10 20
more or less being levied as the property Of G. D.
Elliott to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of
| Thompson Co, against c. D. Elliott
J. ". HINTON, Sheriff ofD. c.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

II VIE attention Of citizens strangers and others Wis
L ting Nashville, requiring molidal aid, ia respect
fully called 90 this ONCE No 81 poaderiok street. sec
oud door between Cherry and the SQUARE,
Dr. COLEMAN is an old practitioner Of medicine, be
almost unlimited experience and Gathering success
for many years past n The treatment ~ PmyAH na
EAsl' has induced him 60 devote bis undivided atten
uou ~ all diseases tof this nature. Many CASTE Of
the most iuyotorao character have promptly yielded
90 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
Ms, G0uouhwa, Gleai and an diseases of Die gontA
and urinary organs, moct with no resistance u bic
rcmdips,
lemalc irregularities and rnciiunal sderunge
menW az tho Womb, and ui0 disease arising iron
Gcstauou and ll managed parturltun.
EyCIy case oi kodurIhlO klUtura, and % Piles aHd
pTOlaTsus of the kacium, aud most cases OF Fstula
/ can De cured by process nearly painless. m ethei
90 the latter Casrs be- unjertakvu BY nr Coleman /
cure s tHududbIg uarruHiri, a. careful oxam.uaiol
always paoscutE thg necessary Indications Of uadit %
MuuTfb y bis Improved method uf operating.
Persons 81 either sex applying u person 90 BY lette
describing Cssc) on tho trst symptoms Of any acuu
specific disease can BE- cured, in most ossoa, by %
/ ab0rtye method, n forty eight hours,
! strict confidence, prompt attention, ana moderat
/ charges, will govern him with bic patrons
/ 81 No mercury used m the treatment Of neHaea
dtio1sla AZ h0 believes On most casos) % produces
/ wOrso disease shan thaa "a ID giyon % cure.
/ omoo hours IRON oght In HE morning an nlne u
! the eYonIng. Jan no. 't4-ly
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Col. Sir Percy Wyndham, Of the FIRST
New Jersey cavalry, was taken prisoner
by the rebels under Jackson, near Har-
risonburg, while serving under Fremont
lie was born Of French and English par
cnts, at sea, on board the ship-of-war
Arab, in February, 1885, and is conse
quently in his twenty-ninth year. lie
was taken 10 the East Indies, where bis
farther was in service, aud at an early
age followed his farthcr's example aud
entered the British service. lie eubse-
quently Joined the French army and AZ
forwards Joined the Austrian army
where he seryerd eight years, attaining
the rank Of captain. When the allies SET
out for the Crmea, he LEFT the Austrian
aud Joined the Italian army ana az the
| time hc left ltalcy for this country be
was Lieutenant Colonel, commanding Sec
| ond Brigade, Italian army. lie has been
/ tbrougb five campaigns and has received
| two promotions. Major aud Lieutenant
/ Colonel on the field Of battle lac was al
go decorated with TIE military Of order
! Slu1iq at the battle Of NOlturuo (Capuls.)
Colonel Wyndham, on the breaking
out Of the rebellion obtained a urlough
Of one year 10 visit this country with
permission 20 enter the service ot the
/ United States. Tie camc with many let
ters Of Recommendation from high mil
itary officers VI Europe, among when " 10
one from Gaubaldi 10 General Mcglyl
Ian Upon presenting his creaen'ials :,
our Government rendered him many sllu
appointments but desiring acu,g scr
| vice, DC uniformly declinsd. ~, E,,
with many disappoinimen's' Dul nnA.ly
Governor Olden, Of New Jersey pee Ai'''
acquainted with the facts, ana upon pa
ing Inc Colonies credentials he imineul ,
atsly appointed HIM " she eomineAp9 y,
tbe First New Jersey cavalry. Coiohel
Wypdham h said 10 resemble in appear
Z auge Niftur Emanuel
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sheriR,a Sale.

- Y virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, and de-
- lyered from the Honorable Circuit Court q Dav
idson County, Tenn 81 its March term, 1sG2 will eN-
pose 10 public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. al
the Court house yard in the city Of Nashville Sat
urday, the Goth Of July, 1861, all The right title,
claim, interest aud estate, which o. d. Elliott then
ing tract OF LAID bounded as follows to wiz Begin
ming IN tue middle Of the Franklin and Nashville
Turnpike road, at A. 8 Curry's south east corner,
running thence fouth 6s54 west 81 poles 10 son e,
beiugA. $. Curry's southwest corner and one W P
Lawrence, deceased east boundary, thence south %
east along fad lawTences east boundary 70 pocs 10
stone, James A. Woods northw west corner, thence
north 08E, cast lll2s poles to the middle Of said
rrnpikotoad, being Jas A. Woods north east corner
thence along the middre Of said Turnpike road north
2lA' west 10 20 poles TO the beginning, containing
forty three acrcs or less, being levied the
property Of q. D. Elliott, 10 satisfy judgment rem.
derodin favor OF Thompson Co., againl g d. M
Holt.
J. N. HINTON, Sheriff OF y. @.
lima DG-gt
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, June 9Th, 1862, ne
" gro girl, named sAlLIE; says she belongs to
Irwin Hogue, Of Maury County, Tenn. SAD girl IS
about rs or 20 years Old; weighs about 100 or $50
pounds 0 feet inches high two small scars ON
copper color.
Tho owner Is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. ~ HINTON,
june8-3t Shorid aud JaiOr Of Q.
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Committed To Iail

or davidson County, Tenn, June Gth, 1872, a no
" gro msu named ELIJAH; says he belongs 10
Irwin Uogue, Of Maury County, Tenn about - or 20
years Old weighs about 100 or I05 pounds foot
inches high copper cVlori small scar under corner
utrght eye.
The owner Is requested 20 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
iuues-3t sheriff aud Tailor Of u. G.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 10. 1862, a negro man
~ who gays his name Is COLUMBUS says he be
longs to Dr. NcKissicks, Of Marry county Team age
abOgt 30 years vseishs about 90 or as pSasas 8
feet inches hgh long bushy hair copprr color ;
no marks. The owner Is requested n come for
ward, prove property and pay charges the law al
rects. ]. n HINTON,
iunolS-M sheriff and Jailor OF b. o.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, June 18th, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name Is AARON says be belongs to
10 Carter, of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l4O or las pounds; feet nchcs
high no marks color black. The owner s reques'
cd TO come forward prove property and pay ella Tgcs
as the law directs j NJ HINTON
iuuel6-3t sheriff and Tailor OIL. e.
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nnmmittnd "a ,Iail

or Davidson county, june H. 1882, a negro man,
~ who says his name NJ GEOKGE WASHINGTON I;
says he belongs 10 vary Ann Ycargan, OF Warren
county, Ky agod about 40 years weighs lT5 or 1870
lbs feet inches high color black ;smau scar on
forehead small gOat0e. The owner Is requested to
come forward, prove property and pay charges us
the law directs j. NJ. HINTON,
iuuol9--8l Sheriff and Jal0F of ID O.
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, 1862 a negro man
" who says his name Is ALEX says he belongs
to Lucy smith, Of avidson cocnty, Tenn; aged
about n years weighs las or 100 pounds feet y
inch,s high; copper color no marks. The owner is
requested To come forward prove property, aud pay
charges a. the law directs
J. N. HINTON,
lunelg-3t Sheriff and Tailor of ID. C.
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Committad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1861 q negro man
" who says his name Is DANIEL says he belongs
to Richard Doss, Of Marshall county, Ala; age about
Il CT ~ years weighs 100 or 1866 lbs. feet inches
high no marks color black The owner Is request
cd to come forward, prove property and pay charges
"a the law directs. j. NJ. HINTON,
lunelS-3t Sheriff aud Tailor d. G..
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Onmmirtad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negro man
~ who rays his name is MILTON says he belongs
70 Joseph Carter d Marshall county Ala ago about
"a yours weighs 1865 pounds o feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The owner Is requested t. come forward prove pro.
perty, and pay charges as the law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
iunel8 % Sheriff end Tailor ID. Z.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn. june 10, 1862, a negro
~ girl, who says her name ls JOANNA, and belongs
TO Robert Williams Of Franklin, Ky, age about n
or Is years feet 2 inches high weighs about 100
Wounds dark copper color. The owner Is requested
to come forward, prove property and pay charges
the law directs j. NJ HINTON,
iune2O-3t sheriff aud Tailor OF d. c.
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DAVIDSON CoUNTY DlRECToRY-- Continued.
MLIrARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Pot-HeadquartesH on High street. Gen Dumont
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on Summer street. (Dr
FOrd's residence.) Capt Green, A. A. G.
ProroH Marshal-H,adquarter on Church street
(Female Academy Col stanley Matthews.
chief assistant Quayicrnssier - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge catron's rcsidence.)
Capt D. Bingham
AsisioHt QHarisymasier-C Chattanooga Depot-Capt.
r. Stevenson.
Assaom Qnaricrmasier go Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk's residence. Capt r. n Lamb
AssiHud Quutemosier-No ST. Market street, -
Capt J. NJ. Hale
Clicf Commis1ary sadquarters No. 10, Vine II.
Capt r. Mlcieely.
Commi'sdyy Of S,,Jsiauce--Bioud street. Capt 5.
Little
Acting Cgisms'ayy Of SuJsideHce-COrner Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Chailes Allen
Medical Dircctor-summer street or. Ford's old
rcsdenoe) Surgeon, T. Swift.
Medical Plrreyor's 0Gee-Church street, Masonic
Building j. R. PIErrE, Surgeon, eth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical purveyor.
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9a6ioson Gountp 4irtttorg.
CITY. GOVERNMENT
john HU6A SMITH, Mayor Nj.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshal

Deputy MwsLais-w ~ Wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
aud James A Steele
clerks qfAo Mayket--John Chumbley, eOiciO, hrsti
JOS l.. Ryan second and John Reddick third
Tar dsscw0r--Wiiliam Driver.
Rerenue Cotccior--A b shankland
Wdier Tar C0Hec,or---E -. Garrett
Treasuo-R Henry.
WiarS Maacr-Thomas Lenkc.
Superintendent Of The Woylhome--J. q Odd
Superintendent Of tie Water WorkS-James wyatt
chief Of he Fire Dspariment-John NJ seaoufy'
Sorion Of he Cgsetry-T. II Mcbride.
Street Orcrseev y l.. stewart
Cgy ARgrHsy-John McPhail Smith.
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Engines md Boiler fOr sale

I OFFER FOR sAIE Che mginos and Boilers Of the
Il steamer James Woods and James johnson, ns ihey
now hs al the Nashville Wharf There arP e"gis
inches, an made Of Cumberland and Tennessee hlh
Boiler Iron, 0i Ma beet quauy- The EnEipre aio
Two p inch cylinders 10 feet stroke ana tNo "a ull
cylinders ieet stroke, with shafts, lanEcti etc
alao uutr Tor sale che doors, windows ana BLINDS
u SAID Steamboats, and large l1t OF lruui auitseie
ior steamboats, or other purposes such az Dos chAus
chlmnoya and stoves. "a fEATMAhf
June lSelm. No Is Market street.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

p,rsons wishing 20 send Freight and Packages by
,,A AforplpF Traius OF the l0uIsyuu ANr NAsn
vrur, and EAsuvliE AND preAIrH hAn|'A.''
,,,st nave the same al the Omoo by o O'Clock the
evening previous
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ayashrtlle atnium.
TERMS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

One square, one year, S30-ench additional square 81 0
Written notice must be given 10 take out and ~ 2
sdv9rtgements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise we shall charge al done,
No contract OF yearly Advertisements will be dscOn
gnGed without previous notice 10 Us, nor will any
iharge be mado for less than one year at the yearly
.ates
80 Advertisers exceeding the space con-
raetei for will be charged for the excess. -Eo
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on the l2lh OF June, 1892, a
" negro man who says his name is DAVID, aud
saws he belongs 10 Lucy Smith, Of Davidson county,
Tenn. age about ~ years weighs % or $50 pou rs
5 feet ] i. inches high NO marks color black. Tho
owner Is requested 10 como forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges ~ tho law directs.
IN. HINTON,
fuupIe-V sheriff and Jailor OF ID. G..
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF ERANs

,oo,,y,no Nashville RR Train leaves at 7i5, An
arr. at bao, q NJ.
Nashville Decatur RR naiu leaves al 600, AN
arr 90 100, pm.
Nash Chattanooga R.R. Train leaves 1000 AN
arr. az $40, pm
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TO ICE CONSUMERS!
Pure Lake Ice

AT2 CTS. PER LIB. IL SOUTHERN FUNpS / cont
por pound less than the No Monopoly hvpot' Our
hcplt h ID The Ol.l0uade Blildng, on Cherry street
Juus l7--u g. H. SMITH NNo.
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NIGHT POLICE,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

shoiF-Jamcs NJ. Hinton. prp"iis'-lhomas Hob.
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Relisisr-Phneas Garrett
T,usioa-w Jasper Taylor.
Coroucr-N, H. Belcho'
Rdnga-Iohu Corbtt
Rereuus CoUecior-J. G.. Buey.
Railroad Tur CoH,cior-W y Robertson.
Cou,iabl,s Er TIE Nashville Dsiriri-Iuhn d. Cover
aHd f.. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Judyc-Hou, James Whitworth.
Cicyk--P. Lindslcy Nchol
o. Tho Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday ii
each mon III, and the Quarterly Court, composed %
the Magistrate OF the County, Is held tho Grst Mon
day IN January, April, July and october.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Judgo-Hou. Nathaniel BAXTER.
C1srk--David c Love,
g. The Court meets the ar,t Monday in Morcl
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgs-Hou, william X Turner.
Clrk-Charles h. Diggous
ss-Tho Court meets tho frat Monday IN April An
gus; and ncc,mhor.
cHANcERY COURT
Clauc,uor-Hon Samuel D. Frgr.on.
Clyrt and Maacr--l. &c. Gcaycs.
Rs-Ybc courtmccp Ne orst Monday u May an
Noyomh,r