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oENDI.AL nrGuLArIoNs.

No deduction viii be made for absence or with.
drawal, unless occasi0ncd by illness or dismissal
Pupils will BE- charged FROM the date ON which they
enter.
Buarders must be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable for the season. six table napkins,
napkin ring glass lumber, silver table and spoon,
knife and fork, aud all Necessary hrtclcsfor he Toilet
Tur UNIFORM is--Maearine blue dress for winter,
blue Bingham i0r summer dresses for every day.
goods OF rarG color; three cOlored undor-skirtl ;
two sun honnets. Hats, the style Of the season.
The Academy will not inUnr Che expense Of furnish
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils viii not be allowed 10 spend pocket money
at their own discretion. such moneys must be de.
posted with tho Superior Of the Academy,
TO prevent improper spondence, all letters
coiyed and sent subject 10 the perusa the SUI
perior, though in case Is auch correspondence pros
hibited regards parents or qua rdiaus
Pupils, whose paTonts or guardians reside In Nash
VIE or vicinity, will visit their homes but three
times during The scholastic year.
10 prevent loa3 81 time aud interruption OF Tho OK
ercsc Of the School, visitors VIII be received only on
Saturdays, from Co ~, M, aud from 90 g, y M.
Parent guardians wishing % place their children
wards in the Institution, viii be received oR any
day except sunday
For further particulars application may be made
20 the Mother superior Of the Academy Or TO the r.
Rev. JAMGs NHEIAN,
Al business lettors to be Addressed 10 the Mother
Superior, s. Cecla's Academy, Mount Vernon, near
Nashyili5 Tehn' ang2d-nn
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

NUE attention Of citizens strangers and others vis
tting Nashville, requiring medida Rid, IA respect
fully called 20 this office, No. ~ Deadoriok street SEQ
and door between Cherry and She Square.
mr. C0iKmAa Ia an old practitloner OF medicnei hh
almost unlimited experience ana hattering success
for many Years past, Ia the treatment Of fuYATr Dm
HAsns has induced him 20 devote his undivided aiten,
tion 10 all diseases tof this nature. Many cases Of
the most nyeterate character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary sypn'
us GonorrhOa Gleat and all diseases OF me genua
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 me
yemldeR.
female Irregularities and functional isdersnge
ments OF the Womb, and She disease arising IRON
J CESSATION aud an manged parturiuun,
Every case of ReduCibe Rupture, and OF flea sea
ProapsuR OF the Roctum, and most cases OF fhtglal
can be cured by process nearly painless ~ eieuel
OF the latter cases Ne undertaken by pr. OoenAhl
cure S inudridblu ledTranied, carenu eNAmnaiea
always pacsenis the necessary indications OF sirts or
/ f1lwehy bis improved method Of operating
Persons Of either sex applying ia pcra1h OF 10y iolte
/ describing easel ON me hrst symptoms o. any acute
specific disease, can be- cured In most cases, by tns
! ebortlve method 10 forty eight hours.
] SNict confidence, prompt attention, aud moderate
| charges, viii govern him with bis patrons
/ AN- No mercury used Ia the treatment OF usncrca
disedstg a. ho believes On most uaaea) ID produces
/ WOrac ddeaae than that n la givon 10 cure
once hours irom eight 10 the mofning tl nine 10
! me evening, Jan 49, o2-ly
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THr SISTERS OF THE ORDER

TNHE SISTERS Or THE ORDER
on ST DOMINIC, we'll known in M
this and adjoining Siaiea as experion-
cd and oompatant directors Of Female
Rdncaton. respectfully Inform ne cti
zaaa Of Nashville, and the public IN eensrai that
spacious building recently ercoied, enables thom 10
receive iarge number Of pupils
Tho Academy is about a mile from the city, and
L. situated in one Of the most beautiful and healthy
locations in It's vicinity
The ladies Of This Institution, being especially do
voted 70 the Education Of the young OF their own sex
viii leave nothing undone to mpart to the pupils con-
aded TO their a thorough Eduostion in The high.
est sense Of the word.
The religion protested by the ladies Of We Insitu.
ton is the Catholic aud they will mpart special re-.
lgious instruction to pupils protesting that faith
Pupils ofovery religious denomination will be ud-
mited, and no undue influence win be used TO bias
the religious principles tho Young ladicsj nor will
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
filth without the verbal or written consent Of parents
| or guardians Uniformity and good order, however,
require the attendance Of all at morning and evening
prayers, and at the religious exercises ON Sunday
| The course Of study is divided into four depart.
ments, each department having rs ovn distinct
course of studies assigned 1t.
| The Academic Year viii consist Of two Sessions
the first commencing on the first Monday Of septem.
Der, the second on The first Monday Of February
! The Academic Year will close with public distribu
ton Of premiums and honnrs about the Goth Of lime
| Of each wear
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NO 1870

that would have cowed half the polili
cians Ia the countsy, indicate q hroad
and lofty nature, This sentiment was 81
. piece with his refusal b do honor to =
FRINGE who representod She oppressefs Of
his race. Il was 81 piece with the no.
Bile resignation which. when drawn for
death, indaced the words, Tet The Coy.
eminent take no theughtOf me, hut DO
Us viii. | am content 70 die ia iia ser
vice, even q felon'a death" OF piece
With the grand diadain which refused TO
make fair weather with his Southern
jailors, by recognizing contingencies that
would have brought him 10 their cause
The ovation given 10 that man on FRIDAY
last was well deserved. We hope he IS
reserved for further honors. His biOgra
piers need oxpend no more labor in trac-
ing his lineage TO the Earl OF Lucan. His
pedigree may safely date from the above
expression, for il consecrates him with
the highest stamp Of Mas
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTATE on NESsEE--At Rules held In the
- CerlHR Once, Chancery Court 40 Nashville Mon
day, september the Isl, 1862.
Benjamin j 0ro0mes, Complainant, rs. Felix r. Cheat
ham, n. T.. COrbitt, aud the heirs OF Thomas Al, a.
ander, deceased, Defendants.
10 appearing from anldaylt nlcd IN this cause that
Me Defendants, William Alexander, Aimed Alexander,
Jane lnnnan Benjamin lnnman, Lucinda Walker,
While ID Walker, Sarah Campbell, John Campbell,
John ID. Alexander, ReheCca NanhoOser, Wolaon VAN
hooser and Nathan Bridges are non-rosidcnis Of the
State of Iennos seoe and "a further appearing that
there are heirs Of Maria hridgca and also of Thomas
Alexander, whose names and places Of regdauue arc
unknown 20 Complainant, and that Therefore the Ordl.
nary procea3 Q Tins Court cann0t De served upon them
IL q ordered that an said persons DO enter their an.
pcarance herein before or within Tho nrst three day
Of the next term OF said Court 10 De held the I'D
Monday n November next (ihd2) and plead, answer
on domur 90 COmnainants bll, Or the Eamn viii be
taken Cor confessed aa 10 them and Scr hearing ex
parie and that oopyof this order be- published once
week fog four successive weeks la the Nashy ie
uniOn. a Copg-Atiem
.JE, OGFAYEs, G. an.
A. j. pEN0ss, sol for comrl't sor2.Wi
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general BUFFERS Lass.

General Butler is q complete letter.
writer. In his epistles 10 refractory
rebels, 10 lukoWarm Unionisia, aud 20 the
patriots who are giving their lives 10
their country, he Is alike ielicitous. A
choice collection Of his "works" would
furnish q library shelf with some Of the
best literature OF the war. la his last
letter, addressed 10 the French Consul Al
New Orleans, who had demonstrated
against the seizure Of All the private fire.
arms IN New Orlean0, the General gFavely
meets tho objection that the Louisiana
slaves are likely 70 break their bonds, By
the statement that auch conduct would
not De surprising, IN view Of the fact that
"thsir masters had set them the example
Of rebellion against constituted authori-
ties" Nothing more can be said on that
point
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtTATE or TENNESSEE AT Rules held IN the
- Clerl' ONCE, Chanoery Court at Nashvile, Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
" o. Hurt, Trustee, Sc. and II N, Myers, Com.
plaihants, ps. ID M. Fmnkin, defendant.
10 appearing from affidavit filed In this cause that
the place Of residence of the defendant B. NJ Frank.
lin, Is unknown 10 complainant, thar the ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served on him. II a
ordered that he do enter his appearance herein before
within the FIRST three days Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 be held on the LIST Monday In November
next (l662) aud plead, answer or dcmur 20 Complain
ants bill or the samo will be itsnn for confessed AZ
TO him and sct for hearing parte, and that copy
OF this order be published once week for four sue.
Cegsve weeks Ia the Nashville Union.
Copy Attest !. n. Ol.EAYFS, @. b NJ.
A. l.. DnNoss Sol. Tor Compile gep2 va
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CITATE OF TENNESSER.-At Rules held la the
- Clerks Office, Chanccry Court AZ Nashville, Mon.
day, september the LIST, 1902
John Is Corley, Complainant Is. r. j. fhppn,
defendants
Il appearing FROM affidavit died iu this Csuse that
the place Of resdouoe Of the defendant, T. u. khppn
Is unknown 10 complainant 20 that tho ordinary pro
cess OF this Court cannot be served ON him IL ~ or
dorcd that ho DO enter his appearance herein before
or within the arst tnree dayFo f the next term OF said
Uuurt 10 be held the lst Monday IN November next
Osd2) and plead, answer or dcmur Go Conplanant
bin, the same viii bo taken Tor confessed as IN
him and set for hearing OK pario, ami that copy
OF this order Dee published once week for four sue
cessiyQyeeks In the Nashville Union.
A Cnly.-Attcst. a. g. GiEAYfS, G. AM,
A. H. nENosl, son for Commit sop2-w4
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CiTArE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 the
- Clerks ONCE, Chancory Curt al Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
Hardin s Peach q al, Complninants. rs. The
Nashville Gun Factory, ct al, DolcudaulH.
ID appearing from addayit nled in thus cause mat
the defendant Charles Jones, President Sc ei SAID
Gun Factory y non reaidant Of the state OF lcnnea
soe ~ Is ordered that hc DO eutor hia appearance
herein before within the hHt three days nt the next
term Of said Court, 20 bo hold on The ~ Monday Ia
November neat Q66a) aud plead, answer on dsmnr 20
Compliments bin, OF The same viii be taken TOT sen.
ieHsed aa 10 him and set for hearing o. ptrtei aud
that COPY Of ths order Be Published once week Tor
or.-nr successive Woola IN tho Nashville Union,
A Copy-Aite6t; j b. GLEAFESi q q M,
N 81 hsIEs Sol Zoe Compile Heps-Na
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DAVIDSON ootgFy DlRrcToRy Continued.
nILTrAaY 0uAnrEns AND ornoEHg.

Post--Headquafisis on High street, Col y. MI
ler, cpmmsndings
District headquarters snmmer street (nr.
Ford'a fsaidencel W II. sidet, MAI, ldth q s. To
nntry, A. A. A. q.
Prorna Marslal~-Ficadquarto a. the Capitol 4.
G. 0ilirm, Col. lat Tenp. Infantry.
chief A'sisam Quartemarsr r Headquarters On
Cherry street No. 10, lJudge cairm's genaencc)
Capt. J. D, Bingham.
A'siaanf Qaarteyp,e.tef-Eo - Cherry street.. Capt.
r. Stevenson.
Assiaiam QnarfvmrVsr - Vino street, near Mrs
poll;'sfesidenoe Capt. r. N lamb
Aahtdm QuariermasasT--No, 81, Market street.--
Capt. J.. n. Hale.
chief COu'mis'arB- Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt. X Maeieely.
coHuissary Of sHbsiaeaoe--Broad street. Capt. s.
little.
Acting ooWBlissagy q sHbsisfeaoe-corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Direcor--summsr street. (Dr. Ford's old
reaidence) Surgeon, J., swift.
Medical Prreyofs 0Ges--Church street, Masonic
Building. ). R. rImig, Surgeon, 18Th Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

saerie--Iames NJ. Hinton DepuHe'--Thom0s Hob
sou and J. X. buchanan.
Regisier--PhineRs Garrett.
Tipstes--W. Jasper Taylor
Coroncr--N, II. Belchor
Rangor-John Corbitt
Revenue Collsofor--J. G. Brey.
Railroad Tar CoRector-W d. Robertson.
Constable, for he Nashville Disfrici--Iohn . Cover
and ], r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Judgs--Hon James Whitworh.
Clerl-P Lindsey Ncho,
as- The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday In
each MONTH and The Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates of the County, held the hrat Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
Jad0e-uo Nathaniel Baxter
Clsrk-navd @. Love.
Rs- The Court meets the hrst Monday in March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgo--Hon. William X Turner
Clak--Chares r. Diggoha
ks- The Court meets the drst Monday in April Au.
gust and December
cHANcERY COURT
Chanoclor-Hou Samuel y. Trieraon.
Clsrk AID masier--J. n. Gleayes.
8s-Tbc Court meets the Orst Monday in May and
November
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CtTATE or TENNESSEE. AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, Chancery Court az Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst 1862
H. o. Hurt Trustee, 6c, and IL n. Myers, Complain
ants, Us Fisher h Gould, and others, Defendants
Il appearing from affidavit filed In this cause that
the several places of residence OF the defendants, John
A, Fisher, John W Gould and Thomas l.. Marshall are
unknown 10 cumplainauts, SO shat the ordinary pro
Of this Court cannot be served on them. II b or
dered that they do enter their appearance herein be-
fore within the Ts three days Of the noXt term OF
said COURT 10 be held the Ass Monday Ia November
next Q662) and plead, answer or demur 20 Complain
ants bin, or the same viii be taken for confessed
10 them and set for hearing parte and that copy
OF this order be published week for four success
svc weeks In the Nashville Union
Copy-AttOst; j, r. GiEAYES @. g M.
A. l.. nEMoss, Sol for Comp'ts scP2-Ni
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville Nashville RR. Train leaves at 7.A5, AN.
40 arr, at $50, T. NJ.
Nashville & Decatur RR Train leaves at GOO, AN.
SO a." arr. al 7e0, Pm.
Nash. Chattanooga R.R Train leaves at 90, AN.
at3.25, Pm.
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DISSOLUTION.

M MORGANsTERN aud II. sIIVERBERG OF
WI. the 0rm OF NJ. MoRGAEsrERg a. Coz Shoe
St0re No, 10 Union street, have dissolved partner
ship by mutual consent
Tho business viii be carried on hereafter by M.
Morganstofu. M. MORGANSTERN,
H. 6iLNERBERG.
Nashville, Aug. Goth, 1892. aug2o-3t
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN SOLICITED, DURING THE
l. last iow days, by numerous parents, 10 take
young children under my Instructions, have &c.
cured the assistance of Miss JENNIE DUNiIA1, so IA
vorably known aH a teacher i'm tho Public Schools,
and viii open, ina connection with my school, ON
Monday next department for intermediate and
Primary scholars OF both sexes.
TUrioE-s3 and 81 per month--monthly Ia adj
vance,
sep3-4tc r. DORRIAN
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500 Horses Wanted !
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD H5KsEs, fsErHEEN
II four and eight years old, and between fifteen
and sixteen hands high, wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY sRRHlcE, for which reasonable prices
win be paid.
Apply to Carr. II. n. LAMB, on Vine Street,
below Mrs. POlA'a residence, augl6-u
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,

hffAAht no. o. Ahfhhh nihEtt
Persons Wishing 20 tehd Freight and Packages boy
the Mornlng Traius Of the LousysltE ANS NASH.
WINS, and NAauyIuun AND DECATUR RAIIRoAns,
aust have The same ~ The once By O'Clock the
evening preYieue
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Stationery and hsc of Books, 90, 81, ST. and S. ae-
oording to the Department.
Medicines and Medical attendance will form extra
charges.
Board, Washing, Sc, during vacation, $500
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4abiOsuu Gounig airrtorg.
CRY GOVERNMENT

JOIN aueH sMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.

John au0H sMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
ft John CfuMBLEY, AtanlaL
Deputy marshals-w. n. Wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
aud James A. Steele
Clerks Of fo MarkesJohn Chumbley sz-qgcio, arsi
Cos L. Ryan, second and John Roddick third.
Tar Asssss05---Willam Driver
Revenue Collesior--A D. slaukland
Weier Tar Coilector--E y Garrett
Tyeaare--R henry.
Hharf 1aasf--Thomas leake.
Superintendent Of ae Hortlouse--I Q. Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Wdfq W0yts--James Wyatt
chief Of he Fire Deporimeni-Jobn NJ. seabury
Serton OF the Cnaeisrb-T. Il. Mcbride.
Street Orersoer--J T. stewart
Chy AHorney--Joha AIcPhail Smith.
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Gzc~HARNESS
E3s-kA- AND
SADDLERY STORE,

fIHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
Il customers and the public generally, that ho has
added to his usual good Stock extensive supply Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, BBIDLES Nc, Of every de-
scription and style, Of superior workmanship and
which he warrants will give satisfaction 20 those Civ
ing him a call. no Public patronage respectfully
solicited,
Hue2I-3t WIN FINNIGAN.
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO, COLLEGE STREET..


NO 8 COLLEGE STREET..
New STOCK Just received and for sale !
low to close Our COnsianments,
DOM Bbla Salt, for sale by
|OO APPS ooNNoR BRO,
400 boxes SALT, for sale by
Sn Coils ROPE, for sale by
~ APPS ooNNoR & BRO
Az APPS COMMON BRO
III APPS w w. " Common 4 BRO
l0O Sps toNNoR BRO.
OO Sps VA W. ~ y coNNoR 4 BRO
SO boxes STARCH, for sale by
| . chests TEA, Tor sale by
IL ap s'''' ''''' W ' coNNoR BRO.
IL Sps '''' W. '' y coNNoR BRO,
ID boxes YEAST POWDERS, FOR sale by
IO ans coSNoR 8 BRO.
~ Sps ooNNoR BRO.
lOO SrS CdNNoR FRO
ok boxea star CANDLES, Tor sale by
81 ape uoNNoN < hku
20 'o apS wi '''' 10y ''' W coSNoR 3 CO.
Ia APIS Sps ''''''"' -''' CoNNoR y BRO.
10 aps ''''''' 'l' y ooNNou BRO
"a %ps ~ 1coNNoR \ BRO.
| = kita HERRING, Cor sale by
- APPS uoNNuN y p''o'
y aps So w. CONNOR& BRO,
10 sps WV ~ - Common 3 BRO.
III O Sps N'''''' ''' ' toNNoR a BRO.
4 O SEs ''''' wv saw Common \ BRO.
l6 apps Sps ''''' "'"'' IVY ~ ooSNoR BRO.
l6 O Sps '''' '''' W. ' 3oNNoR BRO,
80 SSs ~ ooSNoR \ BRO.
! EO bbls Crushed sugar, ror sale by
! ~ APPS COMMON BRO.
ok bags MEAL, for sale by
IIZO APPS C0NNOR& BRO.
IEnO bbs FLOUR, for sale by
! ON)O APPS CuNNOR & BRO.
| Nn casks HAMS, for sale by
| ~ APPS CONNO 4 BRO.
! 0n casks slDEs TOR sale by
/ ~ APPS COMMON 4 BRO.
| OnCO bbh nue POTATOES, Cor sale by
] SONO hps CONNOR BRO.
| NO boxes fresh Garden SEED, Tor sale by
/ ~ ans COMMON a BRO.
q bbls Onion SETS, Tor sale boy
= ans common 4 BRO.
40 teroos Canvassed HAMS, with large lot OF all
~ sorts vt Goods, which viii close out low, at
our old stand, No. College airoet,
ans h. 81 CONNOR h BRO,
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TERMS PER SESSION .
EXTRA CHARGE

PAYABLE IN AByANCE.
For board and Tuition, SOS, $40, s75, and $50 ac-
cording 10 the department Of the pupils
ENTpA CuAncEe
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CITY COUNCIL.

Board Of Aldermsp--M. NJ. Brien, President > y.
Newman q A. j. Mayfeld, TI.G. scoyel, WIN. Cheat
nam j. Smith, NJ. q. 4. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb
toun,aon Council-w P. Jones, PRESIDENT William
Roberts, r. J. Yarbrough VIM, Driver VIM. Stewart,
Louis Hough w. Mullins, James Turner, G NJ. South
gate, A. ]. Cole, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, " d.
Knowles, and John Cready
srANIiSo COMMITTEES o. TITS CRY couNoH4
Finanoe--Knowlos, soovel and Cole.
Water WorLs--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
-Yarbrough Turner, southgate, Davis, Brien
Mayaeld Cheatham and Claiborne.
Hhart-NewmAn, Stewart aud Turner.
Hospital-Jones, May field and sloan.
Sohools--Cheatham, MayGeld and knowles
Fire Departrneat-oready, Driver and Newman
Gas-Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
CeInetcry--smith, Stewart and Newman.
Market House. Roberts, stewart and Turner
Slares--Hough, Claiborne aud Davis.
Police-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
Springs--Hough Claiborne and Bricn.
Forkhonse--C Chatham, Mayaeld aud Knowles.
improvements and Erpendih#es-Coe, Sccyel and
Cready.
Public Properiy--Brlon Cheatham and Turner
Pest Hoase-May0eld, Jones and Roberts.
So The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Tbursduys in
each month, and the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays in each month
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Daily, 53oP.M.
.leayes - Ia AM,
Coiumbia, vim T. SA.R.R arriyes $50 PM
leaves .COA.M.
shclby,ilie, via " n @. RR, arrives $50 Pm.
leaves % 1000 AM,
Lebanon, arrives l2.00M.
leaves eco PM.
Mepphis Mail leaves Daily,va Louisville and Cairo.
PosT.oFF1CEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyille, smithyille
WATERFOWL, jennings Fork,
TOST. OFFICES on LINE OF N. 4 G. R.R.-
MurfrGesboro, Fosterville,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbyyile,
Christiana. Palmetto.
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NIGHT POLICE

Captain--Iohn Baugh.
First Lietiienaat--Wm Yarbrough
Second Lioutonatyr-John II. Davis.
Polioemon--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker John cottrell, William
Mayo, John Engles, j. W Wright John Pickett,
Robert Scott, ". G. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulit.
ar The Police Court is opened every morning at
nine o'clock.
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-IouE + Hrpr, Grand Secretary should he addressed
at Rashuille Tenn
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-11
-DEED

,NiEU hFET --t)n the lst of April LAWRENCE,
aged anon4hs and 26 days; and on the 4th,
WuiIAn CALVIN, aged 2 years and Is days,
children Of 5ohn b. and Eliza FuImey, OF Bed
ford township.
How affective it is for parents TO part with a
dear CHILD; how much more so to part with two
at the same tiane; but, how ;hc gloom deepens,
how'darktthe pail appears how severely the af-
Fiction is felt, when those two are tie al, and
not one iS.lcft to engage ihe kind, parental care,
or easi a single ray of light amidst the d.rlen-
ing gloom.
But there is comfort in the reflection that
these children were young and innocent; they
knew not the cares nor the sins of the world.
Tie Lord lent them; they were dedicated TO
him in the sacrament of holy Baptism. He has
now taken them to HIMSELF they are happy now,
perhaps anaels. Parents, strive to meet with
your children in Heaven. Ii.
COOPER.--At her residence in Clearvilc,
March 80, Mrs. EnUE., CooPER, wife OF Rev.
b. A. Cooper, iii the Goth year Of her age. The
deceased was u consistent and exemplary men,
ber Of the Christian church for nearly twenty
years. and died in full hope of blessed immor-
tally. Sermon on the occasion Of her death by
Rev, John n. Mcdaniel, ''Blossed arc tho dead
that die in tho Lord"