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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

" \ capital definition of duclling is
that given by Washington correspondent
of the Buffalo Advertiser. He says 1t Is
sanguinary game of fighting for fu-
neral.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

CJ~If you are poor don't let folks
know it or they will discover in you a
thousand blemishcs which would never be
talked about if you keep stiff upper
lip, AVID carry yourself as if you had ten
Thousand dollars instead Of ten cents at
your command. 1t is Is natutal for the
world to hold poor folks i'll contempt as it
is for cat to steal cheese.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

WOMEN bovisG.-Women, acute and
we'll Judging on other subjects, are blind
as beetles when a man addresses the Ian.
guagc of love TO them a moral mist rises
before their understandings they become
creduous as bigots, and the poor man,
even if his suit be hopeless, is instantly
invested with some sort of merit by yir-
tue of the tender passion 1t is remark
able, too, that in the inverse ratio to 9th.
er things, experience in these affairs seems
not only to avail a woman nothing, but to
throw her off her guard. To refuse
twenty good offers and marry an appren'
tice at thirty" is next to q proverb.-
Well seasoned hearts, perforated by many
an arrow from Loves quiver, have always
some weak part in them, and yield, Of
ten, in minute. For my own part, from
intimate observation Of my own sex, the
result of many friendly conGdings, l
would sooner trust the discernment Of SIX
teen, in these matters, then Of six-and
thirty and while, it is usual to talk Of the
dangers of eighteen, and the folly Of
young girls, the moralist who wishes well
to womankind should point out the shoals
of cight-and-thirty, the extreme rashness
Of forty the next to madness of forty-6ve,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

Father Taylor, the veteran sailor
preacher, recently offered the following
prayer - Oh, Lord, guide our dear Presi-
dent, our Abraham, the friend OF God, like
old Abraham Save him from these wig
Cling. intriguing, polite, piercing slnny
boring keel worms don't let them 60 thru
the sheathing Of l!s iuteStlty.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

GrGcn Pope is thirty-nine years old ::
Gen. Mcdowell about forty Gen. Hooker,
about forty-six Gen. Porter, about thirty
eight; Gen. kcycs fifty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

GZ-"I think our church will last good
mans years yet, said a wagsish deacon
to his minister. /" sec the sleepers are
very sound"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

yOl to make hay while the sun shines,
irbe lady viii not bc "a smiIing to.mor-
row
CHATTER II.
Tbe ,,,,,ero,,s .,,,.stsof o,t,.,J, ,vora
,ss.,,t.I.d nn Tho vi. ,,rob .f,or 20, oa.
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II ''.' IL - ~ ,.,'' -. s'Ga "a 'e'l4" II - "
ar,l..,. III a,,.nsrs I had onto wo, h;s baart
"r''eSS ,'Inhers '''a Y 4''' won III, "4tr.'
'o"R o''p'' ~, ~ wa. - =, y. p'' W.,
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''s geS'', AN i,4' = =" si' ,''.,i, - -. 10y IA
,'''' ''.'s'. .u'' ~ sl'o"'" o,''@'', "o,
,o"7 enough 10 give n'''' an "Pt.o''un't9
q te'n'r "iS Pts'',llei 'niSi'r' uno' M
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iehee ~ nf7'f'er, F't ei''''Y 's'.''s,
Tor Whith nc e9a'd not a'eo'at oppressed
h'm,
lie "'"le'e! 9ut INTO Tue elroon ana
'At t'Na uadef t'e isaT 3u''e.' ! fe,"
his t'"ery retreat he ean' i see ms i''o'aS'
and hear the mum OF thelr voices; ne
saw btatrief Mt our mo 'he yarf ann
gather her haaaS Ia. %, creamy ross ana
Then disappear, a"l he Nh." she Aad car
nai tasn to her room IL. ie.l 10" cow
lIty he bad been to submit 10 sG5a a
,hz.a, as tsE'4N had !ropo5ei' ana
~ithei himself ,.ieiy oH' ., II 4 aofi.'i J,
t'mes over. W mt "o.t' i'2trlEe t9t'&
O 14ni VIM T3s "a '3#,'' ~ - u :, ~. t, ~ r.
t.''e' as' = ',,'.., - - ~ "'''' -
as - {''''s,' i'''.s pa. ,1 .;l# H..
= #.''' , 49, - ~ -, ''a' - -, nh
d. 80 -, :; 'S' Ss b#,,r. m H.. vb,.,.b,.
- n ~. VII md NV how nra,ty
l.. vs. l55l.f9s I.a..qs.s ,ag kaaw i
....aI.I 49,. p.,.,..,3 agl bzrb,tr, aut
f--,! +t.r,z-at t,s 1 taaurt - raa
..s5= -. ,,y#.=.-=, =+z,,,5tIn to tInd him
T..,.jy :. or.,.t her hi. h., W., not there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

u Children are the bolts and screws
that best ta,ten man " the community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

she had intended 10 punish MN ior MS
%ai' ol iai,h III hcr' put lat'ncf 'ii,'"
that sue had not INTENDED 10 go. II sne
Aa1 kho"h now grossly ralfia& l,ao nus,
represented Lyle conversations S''e "o"'u
nave zone oacN 10 MN 'he"' WIN ii''
he"ft ,e io' Oh ioVe ana sorrow pu' sue
dld not snow anu me" was no ahao'ng u =
"n9' h''i aifeaay pecii nqhc' A'c9'''@',, !
''S'e wa. hets ho i9n5er. nc i'a "ounue''
hcr feelings ana hef Priae would NOT per
mt i reconciliation. IL was almost md
Hlsat vine" she returned 10 the houS';I I,,
y w o''o ",''' 'N'as0u =, s,''J P'oo"Y'J
thought she haa retyrea,, shG Went TO her
f2o9, l., anu 4t'|t02 ON htf 1ssN' Wrose
IL - 'n'hN, ',i'lt ai'ef "'l ! nave s''l' 70
yo hegi,ia'a i'y'e' a'''F the ,oos months "n'
You h''N . Sllowi, l,', n'e ant, fe"u my soul
you snpn'u 'n'hN nc 80 '''Sf at' ~, u Pfa'-
ed L ioVoa you pGran'c | nel'eTed you
man OF pure unsaliiea II ,,5 mono. honor eeGaose ;
'g''c't' y'9 n'u ''','H III ny 3'o'''i',S'
9' ht'ft' a'a no, Itta"' ,"at you pos
SeNsea a Soai so Sofot' t'.,t IL tainted your
very 'honT''S' l "ooia nave scof''e,' 80
moan an idea' gu nave never 'oYeu me
Is you oUsa1, To-, of you M'aIa va, @ nol M. nave
''2''2'I,' my ''''p''on' i''U ye1' = ','t',
tfoas 'fie.d pcf'orincu ms paf' ol 'H1'
mocNi"S l'fee as ne shool1 nav 'oii''
you wou,. nave no reason TO als'f0st me
asHn. when he toid me that ialsehood'
ny u.S' 'n'tu'So "''s 80 " s'o@ '~ ou ouI III
your trouble ana sorrow and tell you now
douoiy dear you were to me- because there
ieere clouds hanging over you. before l
could obey taat Impulse he toid me OF
the plot yoQ had prepared to ehiLaP me;
loat4ed hun i9f MS tfeachsry Pfte4
you i9F Jour WeaEnesS' ct | dia not
,ntend to allow TINS to sever our iatuFe
liyes- intended to torture you i9f a
w'''e' aS you ueser'e' 70 oe tor'uFe,' ioF
yonr unt9undcd doubts, and then to throw
oil the hatGiul mask. but a''er all u, ,na'
has passed between Us Tonight 1t VIII be
better iof us to 60 separately through
,iir' Nouti not marry you no"' unless
hAer you had perfect trust IN me- |
10 not give You up without resrets-you
have been Te.y dear to me, and l Snail
AWAY thAS OF You kindly, Farewell.
SAe dl net weep thea; She was io4f,
/ fully calm and 1uet But she Kissed
as'ln and aglln the llttie loeket contain
ias his miniature, calling 1t many endear-
iag nunes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

I Terms or ADVERTISING. One square or less,
three Insertions, 81 - each subsequent ~
I sertion IS certs. One square, one year, 50 ,0o.
J A liberal discount made on long adyertist =
[ ncnts, 4 square Is 10 lines Nonparrtl.
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NO 1879

dlsclossa the embarrassnents which ra.
aolted In the postal service from tka oc.
onnahon BY the enemy Of the Mississippi
nser ,.ser ana portions Of the territosy 0f ihe
different States. The measures taken BIZ
the department for relieving theas EN-
hoarrassmenis, ~ FAR a. practicable. are
oetailea 10 the report. Ii is = subject Of
congratulation, that during the ten
months which ended on the 3lst Of March
last the expenses Of the department wene
largely decreased, while ils revenue was
augmented, as compared with a correa-
ponding period ending on the 30th June.
1850, when the postal service for these
states was conducted under the author
ity delegated 70 the United States. Suf-
hcient Time has not yet elapsed 20 deter.
mine whether the measures heretofore
adopted by Congress will accomplish the
END OF bringing the expenditure of the
department within the limit Of its own
revenues by the LIST of March next. as re.
quired by the Constitution.
sl am happy to inform you that in
spite both Of Establishments and threats
used in proiusion by the agents of the
government Of the United States. The
Indian nations within the Confederacv
have remained firm TO their loyalty, and
sieadiastin the observance Of their treaty
engagements with this government. Nor
mas their fidelity been shaken by the fact
mat owing to the vacancies in some of
inc Offices OF agents and superintendents
uoiay mas occurred in the payments of
annuities and allowances TO which thew
are entitled | would advise some pro-
ylsion authorising payments 20 be made
Dy other officers, in the absence Of those
especially charged by law with this
We have never. ceasing cause 20 be
Srateiu! 'e= tii5 iavor with which God
has protected our infant Confederasy'
and 1t becomes US reverenuy 10 return
our thanks and humbly ask Of his boun-
teousness, that wisdom which Is needfnl
LOT the performance Of the high trusts
win which we are charged.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RICHMOND, August 10, 1862
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPHNNARY.

NHE attention Of citizens strangers and others via
II itng Nashville requiring medida aid, II respect
fully called 10 this ONCE No 81 Deaderiok street
ond floor, between Cherry aud the Square.
nr. COLEiAN 10 an old practitioner Of medicine, hA
almost unlimited experience and haitering success
for many years past, la the treatment Of FRyATa niB
HAsra has Induced him 10 devote his undivided attep
ton 10 all diseases loi this nature. Many cases OF
the most iuveterate character have promptly yielded
20 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary aud Hereditary Syph'
ms, 6onOrrhma, Gleat and an diseases Of the genita
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 HE
vemldios,
icmAle irregularities and functional isdsranga
nenta OF the Womb, and the disease arising IRON
desiailou and NJ manged pariuritOn.
hYeiy case Of keducihle Rupture, aud of hea aud
Frolapsua ~ the Roctum, aud moet cases of Fatula
can he cured BY process yearly painless. n either
OF the laiter cases is undertaken by Dr. C0lemaa
cure s tnn1ldbly todFTaniei careful examlnated
always paeaenH she uecnssary Indications OF niCoga O
fauurcby bic Improved method of operating
fer6ouf Of either sex applying IN pcrsou oF By letter
Describing oaae( 90 ihe arai symptomH Of any acute
npooihc disease eau BE- cured 10 most cases hY the
ab0rtlVo mathod, ln iorty olght hours
6iJiot confidence, pfonpt attention. ana moderate
chkifos, win govern ldm With bis patfons
80 No mercury used IN tln tfoatmenl of usrienda
dledass az b. believes (in maat caacsl d uF5fuoas
worse dsoaoo than that n d givon 70 CnrO.
Onioe hours from eisht ia NE morning tin uino 10
hs eteamg jan 10, 'o2-iy
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The Disaster 60 this Steamer Aeaor..
The Memphis Bulletin of the 22d con.
tains the following account Of this terri.
bic disaster:
On Wednesday the oteamboat Aoaeia
commanded by Capt. Malvern, left tbis
port for Helena her cabin was crowded.
will. passengers, estimated at about one
hundred and fifty persons. They were
most OF them soldiers on their return fo
their regiments at Helena. Hale.pn.a
one o'clock on Thursday morning a. tho
boat was passing Grand ~ -
~ les below this city, shs
Wy, rushed into the holt
rapidly Aad in uqe faiaf
striking the boat keele
pletely oapsiKsd The slsy HEht u.rtsd
from the rest and with The teras con-
nected with il dOatsd Off The hull corn.
pletely cspsiaed, and in doing 30 rlidsd
out from shore where the accident tool
place and sunk in deep water. So ran.
idly did this take place that there
was no opportunity for one 10 belp an
other The capsized boat was swallowed
up.
Ot the passengers il is estimated that
at least one half f-- seventy-fVe - per.
ished. A white woman, a colored wo.
man, and a chambermaid wero saved
Five ladies were carried down when the
boiler deck broke from the hall. and The
hurricane deck from that. The Captain
Clerk and crew, with the exoepfiop ner-
haps ot some deck hands and the nieeer
cook, got safely TO land.
The survivors speak with admiration
OF the conduct Of the engineer. Tom
baldwin, who stood faithfully AZ bia nosf
until the water had covered the wori, ,no
parts Of the engine.
The pilot and some others rot ssboro
at Kents Landing. That lady showed
them hospitable Kindness.
Some time after the accident the w. Ill
Is, despatch boat, came down and nick
ed up a number Of the survivors and tool
them TO Helena. OF course we knew moi
who they were. The Conway, on her
way up, rescued a number. She left the
Slky-Lark's hurrican deck floating TWEEN.
ty-miles below the spot Of the wreck,
and hye persons clinging TO II, whom she
took OIL. Others were rescued from the
water-irOm seventy-hyo TO eighty. Il
not doubted she sunk beneath Che water.
The Acacia was tho j. II. Langly,
which used TO run to White river, and
other side streams, and for some time
ran with the Kate Beebee in Capt. Shir-
ley's Memphis and Vicksburg packet
line. The boat was old and uniit for
service. She was owned by Capt. Price
aud is valued at $4,000. Among those
aboard the Accacia was Capt. John Bel
ger, aid-de-camp TO Gov. Yates Of Him
ois. We could learn nothing Of his fate.
The following persons are known 10 be
saved: John Brown; John Carson; Chas
Ross John Sivers; John q. Huer By
ron LeOrei N. LEVER w. s.
Wood; I. Hidelberger; j. IL. Smith, Rob
ert A. Brown, and Lemon A. White, Of
the Eighth Indiana Willism Stlgenmier;
John Burgess; w. Hashwell.
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10. or.
JoHS y. Hrpr, Graud Secretary should be addressed
at Nashuille, TeaH

JoN +. Hrpr, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
at Nashuille, Team
Tennessee Lodge, No. l--Mcsts 0very Tuesday Even.
ing,N their Hall, on the corner Of Union aud Sum
streets. The oaloora for the present term, are
o. s. Leauour, e.; ). E. Mills, v,S.;J. L. wealSley
Secretary L, X. Spain, Treasurer.
TFabus Lodge No. lo--Msels at tho same place
every Monday Evening The officers are r. A.
Campbell, E.G,i Henry. Apple, Y.G,i J, L. Park,
Secretary ., y. Brown, Treasurer,
Smiley Lodge, No oo--Moois at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday kvenng The officers
arc o Q. Covert, Nc; Frank Hartman, v,G.i James
Wyatt, Secretary W. ~ Mallory, Treasurer.
Aurora Lodge, No, io5, (Germaul-Mects al the
Hall, ooruor OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. Tho officers are Charles Rich,
N.G.; p. Friedman, va. - Bitlerlich, se0reiaryi
Geo selferle, Treasurer
Ridgsly Eneampmsni, No l--Mcets At the above Hall
on the arst and third Wednesdays Of each month.
Ths officers are J, E. Mills, sP.;T. a. Mcbride, HIP.
@, n. Fuller, sw Peter Harris, Jr., J.w. John +.
Hide, Scribe D, r. Gutter, Treasurer.
Olire Broncl EsHcampmenf, No. A-M,eiu At the
above Hall on the second and fourth Wednesday
uights Of each month. The officers are Jas. T Bell
o.P.; Henry Apple, HIP, l. Moker, s.w.; b. Fried.
man, J.w. Charles Rirchor, Scribe; }. N. Ward,
Treasurer
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rpm11c RrsoLrrIoN--No. b4.l

PUBLIC REsOLUTlOH-No' o.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
" An act to suppress insurrection, 10
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confisoate the property Of rebels,
aud for other purposes"
Resolvea, by ths Senate and House Of Re-
personalities Of tho United States Of AHlsri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the proyi-
sions Of the third clause Of the fifth Sec
tion of Gan act 10 suppress insurrection,
10 punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confisoate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes, " shall be so construed
as not 10 apply TO any act or acts done
pr Tor 10 the passage thereof nor to in-
clude any member of a State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
of the so-called Confederate States Of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be 80 con-
strued as to work forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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MIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS,


shertG-Iames NJ Hinton Depuiiss-Thomaa Hob
son and ]. X, Buchanan,
Regisier-Phlneas Garrett,
TStlstes--W. Jasper Taylor
Ooroner--N. II. nelohor.
Ranqer-John Corbitt
RsueHus Colleoior--J. @. Brlley.
Railroad Tar Coueci0r--W, d. Robertson.
Cousiables for De Nashville Dsbici-John y, Cover
and J. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-Hon. James Whltworth.
Olcrk-P. Lindsey Nchol.
So The Judges Court meets the nrsl Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County held the GFsi Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgs-Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
Clerk-David G. Love.
81 The Court meets the arst Monday IN March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgs--Hon. william X. Turner
Cl-rk-charles E Dggons.
As-mo Court meets the irai Monday in April Au.
gust and December.
oHANoERY COURT,
CAanoelior--IIon. Samuel n Friorson.
Clrk and Mdsicr--J. E. Gloayea.
81 The Court meets the drst Monday in May and
November,
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A detachment of the 4th Indiana and
Kentucky cavalry, with the Goth Indians
infantry, attacked the guerrilla thief A.
b. johnson, at Madisonyille, Hopkins
county, Ky, yesterday, and dispersed
them, after a sharp engagement Five
rebels were killed, and seventeen prison
ers were taken. The number wounded
90 unknown. - Gin Gazette, 2id inst.
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ApAMs ExPREss coMPANY.

Persons wiahing 70 send Freight ane Packages by
the Morning Trains o tbs louisvttH ANr NAsn'
VIVA, and NAaHyllE Asp DHcAFuh RAunoAns,
must have che sane at Che 0dca BY O'Clock the
evening Freyloens
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TaE LossEs AT BAToE RoUoE.--By 3
passenger, just from Baton Ronge' We
have the following information
In the baltle at Baton Rouge, The Union
forces sustained a loss Of about 40 killed
and 2lb wounded. We have not llst OF
the dead. General Williams had three
horses hot from under him. He was billed
while rallying the 2lst Indiana, who had
lust lost q field piece. The gun was
re-taken, but 0eu. Williams fell, his body
having been pierce by several bulle is
The wounded are In thu following pro-
portion:
Twenty-hrst Indiana regiment 81
Fourteenth Maine regiment 90
Fourth Wisconsin regiment, 10
Sixth Michigan regiment 10
Seventh Verm0nt regiment, 10
Thirlieth MaaBaehuaetta regiment ~
Ninth Connecticut (Irish) regiment,
IN o. Dcla, ets
lha prouaaf RfarahnI nrraafeu a laFVa
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WooL CRoP. The wool crop Of Indi.
ana the present year Ia estimated at &2,s
00000O Ia value.
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JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Reeorder.
JOHN CHUMBIKY, Marstat
D,p,ay Mar1hais--w n Wilkinson, A. G Tucscr,
and James A. Steele.
Clerks Of tas hartas-John Chumboy, er-osoio arst;
JOS L. Ryan, second aud John Roddick third
Tar Asse@or--Willlem Driver.
Revenue Coliecior--A. b. shankand.
Water Tas Collsctor--E- 3. Garrett.
1feawra--R henry.
Wharf Master--Thomas Ieake.
Superintendent Of ne Worlh0us-J. Q. Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Watsr g@ks---Iames Wyatt
chief Of he Fire Dspafmeni--John NJ. seabury.
SsSton Of de CemetTy--T. H. Mcbride.
Street Operieer--J. l.. stewart
Ciy Aaorasy-John McPhail smith
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The Provost Marshal arrested q large
1umbeF Of drunken soldiers yesterday,
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville 4 Nashville RtR. Tran leaves al J.l5, AN.
" arr al $50, Pm.
Nashville Decatur RR. Train leayss a. zoo, AN.
arr. al 100, pm.
Nash Chattanooga R.R. Train leaves az 1000, AN.
hs.25, pm.
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CITY COUNCIL.


board Of Alderinen--M. 81. Brlen President J. +.
Newman, O. A. ,. Mayaeld, II G. soovel, WIN. Cheat
ham, J. Smith, NJ. @. L. Claiborne and Jas. Robb.
Common Oo,pcii--w. r. Jones, President; William
Roberts, t. J. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart,
louis Hough, w. Mullins James Turner, G. NJ. South
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. B.
Kppwies, and John oready,
srApNa COMMITTEES oF mrs CRY COUNCIL
Finanss-Knowles, scove and Cole.
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Strees-Yarbrough, Turner soulhgate, Davis, Brien,
Mayaeld, Cheatham and Claiborne.
WharE-Nswman, Stewart aud Turner.
.Ho,plal-Jones, Mayheld and sloan
Schoots--cheatham, MayAeld and Knowles.
Fire Department--Cfeady, Driver and Newman.
Gas--Drlvor, Cheathnm and Davis.
Cemefery-smlth, Stewart and Newman.
BFarkst House-R Roberts Stewart and Turner.
sauos-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
polieo--Cheatham. Brlen and Anderson
springs-Hough, Claiborne and Brien
Workhoms-Chsatham, Maynod and Knowles.
Improvements aud Expenditures Cole, scoyel and
Cready.
Public Propatg-Brien, Cheatham aud Turner
Pest Hoase--Mayhcd, Jones and Roberts
h8- 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 mouth.
NIGHT POLICE
Capiai,--John Baugh.
First Lieutenaat-.wm. Yarbrough.
Second LieHtenant--John II. Davis.
I'oiiceMen--wm. Jackson, John Cayender, Mich Da,
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John cottrel, William
Mayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert Scott W. c. Frnncis Thomes Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles Hutt.
AH- The Police Court is opened every morning ~
nine O'Clock,