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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

r. We don't credit man. assertion
that he is friendly to the Union. if be evil
IDENTIFY does all he can to make other people
upfIiepdly to it. srs, sseif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

88 The CONSUMPTION at is SO vigor.
ously enforced in the South that every man
says an officer just from vicksburg. under
thirty Eve years of age is in the army.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

lz Brig. Gen. Lowell II. Rosseau has
heen prom oted 10 major geneFalship.-
This is an honor worthily bestowed. Gen..
r. II gsllaat soldier and true IS steels-
He is tyled the Murat of the federal ar
my. - se1s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

EE In Mr.. Turpir's County of White,
he has 81 majority ofiicial-the Democrat
ic State ticket 96. and the rest OF the tick
ct from 96 to 18l majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

The following is the vote by msjorities.
for Circuit Prosecutor in the 9th Judicial
Circuit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30
NHERIFFS SALE-Dy vir,ue of an

-
All who are delinquent in the payment OF Inter
est on loans of School Fnnsiare hereby notified 20
oall and pay up Immediately, otherwise' their
lands will sonB he advertised Far sale.
AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor NJ. c.
SEPT Is 1902 rtr.a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30
Sheriff"s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that there has been issu-
ed to me. two wrts OF fdri facas, out Of the ofuce
of the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Mar
shah County Indiana. on Judgments in favor Of
James Thompson, and William c. Edwards, against
Jacob OIingcr, to be collected for the use OF Rufus
IIewet and Norman s. Woodward, rs Hewett s.
W oolwari, repeyin bail on said judgments.
Also, two orders of sale, on DEGREES Of forcclos.
ure, enc in favor of Charles II. Reeve and one in
favor of John l.. Weserret. against said OIingcr,
and both assigned TO and to he collected for the
use Of said Hewett and woodward. By virtue Of
said exeeutionI have levied upon the lands of
said defendants, and in SAID orders of sale ID d.
rected sell his lands. Real Estate in Marshall
County Indiana, described follows:
The sth-cas. fourth az the northeast fourth of section
~ township tlriy three 81 north, range
two2l east. i,einy - morn l-s~- As'.the nr
west lot of section sixteen li. in the sans town aud
rarge containing Sxfy-anr aad Sixiy-"ighf "n"-hrh-
drsl:hs 81 Csl'1 acrss. with tenciuens hl H,iTs,e
inents. Naiiai ion waived 2 8 p n :
On Thnrsd ~, November G, tsGe.
bet cen the hours Of ten o'clock p. and four
o'clock D. m AT the Court House door in tic town
of Plymouth. in said County | shall proceed TO
sell said Real Estate, said several wrifs. atpub
lie auction the law directs, to the high ST bidder
for cash to satisfy said executions anil orders of
sale. with casts and interest accrued and to accrue,
amounting in gross to about S5sJ01; the rents and
Profits first for term not exceeding seven years.
and il that is not sold for sufficient then the
fee simple and entire interest Of the said Olinscr
therein.
ost- ls, lsa 30 ON BARNARD. Sheriff
SHERIFFS SALE-Dy Viriue OF an
ENEcJTFON. issiief by III. tlrrk If the Nsr.ha
& snl'"on Pleas fsrIrt and directed in fsvor ri
I0s'na W Bennett, aud aeans Jaru ;.insr a:pd A-rs
\. kilweil. av. levied upon ali viii offer at Public
sale til. law sr -s. tn tpHrt iaus door in Tho
town Of Plymouth, coan;y Of Iarsa and STATE OF In
LLAMA,
Thursday. Noven ,bcr e. tcG2.
e.Eern be hours OF l ,eiurk and 4cleck
nf said day. the and D-chs f.r -Scc~ng
years OF the flwin. Il Tr rial estate in sid
,aaiy "f Marshall, aad ; ate Of Indiana. f"-wii:
The southeast of The norh fiir:h of scctr
M. township shirt three ;I ror;h.
l2ls.as being {" or leo Ai-'hc bur,h-
lot section sixron Iisl. IN the town and
range. aiming six.y-f,ur and ~iS-y-igi oaehuE-
drcf5iIs S - efpl with icn-nrsft> and improve
men.s. Valuation waived. 81
Ift aud profits If said real estate
will sell for si satisfy said Execution.
nteres.. aud acruing css. will the tire
and place offer for sale to the highest lawful bidder. all
the right. tis and in'r Of the sail def ndant in sd
t. t' si-re. mach thereof may be necessary ia
satisfy said Wit.
0-tlcls2 a. " BARNARD. Sheriff.
! SCHOOL INrEREST-PAI UPl
~
All who are delinquent in the payment OF Inter
loans of School Fnn,lsa hereby notified 20
oall and pay up Immediately, otherwise' their
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

EE 1t may seem little strange, yet
it is serious fact. that the prominent reb-
ell newspapers in the South publish the
speeches recently delivered by northern
Democrats of the yallandigham and Vor-
hees stripe. to prove to their readers that
the rebellion has frienis in the North who
are enemies Of the Administration. These
same rebel papers in speaking of the recent
Democratic victories in Ohio and Indiana.
rejoice in signs which appear to them f.
vorable for q speedy termination of the
war in favor Of the rebellion. There is
great rejoicing in the South over the recent
disloyal successes in the North. and the
results viii be that we will have to expead
. few more millions Of money. and sscri-
fee few thousand more precious HIVES
in crushing the rebellion. These are the
fruits Of the late Democratic victories.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30
Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES:
BY ROBERT JENNINGS Y. s.

Professor OF Pathology and Operative Surgery in
the Veterinary College of Philadelphia, PROBES
sor of Veterinary Medicine in the late Agricul-
turai College OF Ohio. Secretary OF the veter
mary Association of Philadelphia, etc., etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30
Ninth Congressional District.

The following is the official vote by
majorisies in this Congressional district:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

In South Bend Oct. Is. ExxA LoosA. daughsc
Of Judge Elisha Egbcrt, aged ls years. ~eA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-30

wanted every-where for theirsale ri
For single copies, for terms in quantities, will
other information apply to, or address, 80
| JOHN EDWIN POTTER. Publisher.
No. Gil SAMSON ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26

Is Published Daily and Weekly st Rutland, VI
BY
fkGE0. A. FUTILE & co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26
M MANCHESTER WATER CURE

bis Institution s OF en- for the reception OF
pat ients. lts BA1AlN6 facilities en- brsc. eyery
% odern Improvement Tor the d edicsl appi;ation OF
Water, together with
tELECTRO-CHEMlCAL AND INDICATED
BATHS.
IL is under the imneUI.te care and direction OF l.
SPRAGUE, 81 d, bo from he success shich
has attended hit practice Tor the pat Eshtc, years
iees ooLfotnt in Offering bis .ryices il this osusc
y, that b. tan resto tbs Dom OF Leaith TO MANY
taded cheek and eff ct PEI N nt Mt cure Of mapy
diseases which have baffed the skill Of ordinary
practitioner
For particulars and circular, free Of charse sd.
dress L. H sPRAGUE n m "
may Z'omoS" Manchester, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26

SEEDS SEEDS !! SEEDS!!
PURE GARNET CHILL POTATOES
The best Potstoe cultivated yi Ids from 500 to 800
bushels per acre. Large, mealy, tine favor, and do
not rot.
sAko, many other kinds of
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, ..
Top Onions, &C., &c.
c. KINGSLEY.
Rutland, May 8, 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26
RICES OF ADVERTISING
THE WEEKLY HERALD

Special contracts made tor larger amour"
vertising and with regular customers
THE WEEKLY HERALD
he PUBLISHED livery THURSDAY so@h -,
And will contain full synopsis ofthe nens ..
previous week, Including full telegraphic FepO'
that day. .
Trims OF SUBSCRIPTION an
Village Subscribers, served by osrrier,'''''' IE
Offoe and Mail subscribers. .....'''''''''' a
Uz-If payment 10 not made strictly u - sre
cents viii in ell cases be added 70 .ney ,ssl
interest charged after one ear Out ri nsid fJT
sent to subscribers out of the htsts u2 rsr III b
and when fine subscription expires the psfe'
discontinued.
Fzaxs or ADVERTISING am
For 10 Itnes CT less foIthres gsf ms
For each weeks Continuance, tare' - s6vsfss
a libsraI allowance msas 20 taoes N"'
lsygslY. ts-Ssss " Szss4 SEeS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26
n E N T | S T R Y o..

n N T | S 7 R Y.
DR. L. T. LAYTON would respectfully inform
the citiz ms of Rutland and Rutland County, that
he has taken the rooms formerly occupied by DR..
PIPER, which he has re-ftted and newly furnished
for the purpose Of
DENTAL SURGERY.
Having for term of years hs1 the advantages of
stuoy and practice ith of the most popular and
skillful men IN :he profe sion in New IL gland and
having by attentive study, and arduous labor, Sc
cured his confidence and approval, he feels assured
that be give full satisfaction to all who may give
him tn. ir patronage.
Neither pains expense has bee spared in avail
ing hims elf Of all the new approved discoveries of
the art, and ing had practice in all the various
methods oil putting up
PLATE WORK,
he feel entire con flo ia offer ng his services to
any who may require the services of Dentist aud
10 executing the most simple the most d fficult
and complicated ork, he pie - ss his best e1r to
please his patrons Heis prepared to furnish
PARTIAL OR FULL sETS OF TtErH
On Gold silver Plsiiba, Rubber or Che past tic with
IL gle block or continuens gum eth a. he qua
tees that all material used in his prs ce shall be
of the pur, st quality employtd by Den lists
All desir us of the servc OF Denii>t are invited
10 call inspect his facilities for doing good Sork
learn his terms etc etc.
Corner Merchants Row aud West St
Rutland, Ma, is, lsd2 u 1y may l7-dlw
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Special contracts made tor larger amor
vertising and with regular customer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26
THE DAILY HERALD

Is published every morning in season for the morn
ing trains leaving Rutland, at $500 per yesa'
Fifty cents per month or 2 cents per amber,
And will contain full Geographic Reports ~.
the Associated Press up to the latest hour, tofe'
with local news, editorials, &c. ,...s,.
An evening edition will also be published whsnsv
er occasion requires which viii be sold to SUI ~
cents per number. Liberal terms made VIII ''"'
men, or parties willing to act as agents
PRICES OF ADVERTISING:
For ten lines or less, Two weeks .....'."'"9lSGl
One dayS0hOl Three weeks. -, sec "a
Two days...........60 One month. ,'.'''''''sG
Three days. ...........70 Three months '''''' 40
Four days. ..........0 Six months .'''''''' i9S
Five days 49,. 80 kipe mohts'''''''' 800
One Week. 90 One year.. 1900 "a
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has been said and sung, that d" thing Of beauty
Joy forever" and 1t may with equal truth be
serted that thing" Of 1essssty If not joy In.
It may therefore be said that Southwick's pictures,
though not appealing to the fancy, have strong
attraction to the taste Of the public While then,
above plate, he pould say = word In regard to his
present stock OIL
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SC,
Of which the above Is q sign, and semblanee.
In consequence of his unprecedented sales thus far
during the Spring, he has been Obliged to repeni.h
his stock often, and he would now announce to his
present and prospective customers that it
In better condition than at present. His stock Of
GRoCERIEs, PROVISIONS, TEAS, SUGARS,
LARD, HANS, FOREIGN FRUIT,
BURNING FLUIDS, OILS,
80, &C., &c.,
was never so complete ow,-snd his purchases
having been made under the most tayorabl. eireum-
stances bis prices cannot fail to satisfy his custs m
ere. His stock will be kept full and complete
throughout the season. .. -
keepers generally throughout the County
speetfslly solicited to examine his stock of
CRocKERY, GLASS, STONE & WOODEN WARE
his choice
assortment of
Domestic and For
eign Fruits Coffee, Spi-
ees, Confectionery, Extracts,
Sauces, Drugs, Fish, Tobacco
anu DeRab, Oaruen, FiOWer and BIRD
Seeds, Candles, Shot, Vegetables
and the thousand and one
articles that 60 to make
A FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
HERDS GRASS, TIMOTHY
GLOVER SEED.
Citizens and strangers visiting Rutland are invited
to give him call examine his stock, and he pledges
himself to make his prices satisfactory to all.
Freeh ground Flour for sale by the load at Troy
Prices.
SALT.--Turk's Island, Ashton, Liverpool and ev-
cry variety of Salt constantly on hand
PLASTER The best quality of Nova SCOTIA
Plaster just received snd for sale at the lowest mar
ket price.
-, His large and well arranse,t FRUIT AMP VEG
out the season may be founS , o.ue. - ,
sortment of Frr'. larger ana better
be foln" and Vegetables than can elsewhere
Rutland.
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Boarf Of Aliey5aen--M. NJ. Brien, President ,. r.
Newman O. A. j. Maynold, HG. scoye. VIM. s Cheat
barn, G smith, NJ. G. I. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb
fEoranaon Counel-W ~ Jones, President; William
Roberts, 4. }. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, Win, Stewart,
Louis Hough, w Mullins, James Turner, g. M. South
gate, A. J,Cole, Jas Davis Andrew Anderson, J. b.
Knowles, aud John Cready
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE oirY COUNCIL.
Finanoe-Knowles, soovel and Cole.
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
-YarbrouRh Turner, southgate, Davis Brien,
hayaeld, Chatham and Claiborne
Whdrf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner.
HospitaI--Jones, Mayheld and Sloan.
Standardization, Mayned and Knowles.
FIRE Department -Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-DrtSer Cheatham and Davis.
Cemefeys--smth, Stewart and Newman.
Market HoRss-Roborts, Stewart and Turner
Slaves-Hough Claiborne and Davis.
Polioe-Cheatham Brien and Anderson
Sp,ings--Hough Claiborne and Brien
Decentralization, Mayheld and Knowles.
Improvements and Erpenditures-Cole, Scoyel and
Cready.
Public Property-Brien, Chatham and Turner.
Pest Hopse-May1eld, Jones and Roberts.
81 TIE Board oil 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.
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I. 0. 0. 2.
JouN #. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be az osse
at Ndshuille, Tenn.

JonN r. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be az ossed
at Ndshuille, Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No meets every Tuesday Even
ing, at their Hall on the corner Of Union and sum
mer streets The officers for the present term,
o. s. Lesuerr, O.; J, 4. Mills, Y.G.; j. l.. Wealdey,
Secretary Il. X. Spain, Treasurer.
Trabts Lodge, No Io--Aieets at the same place
every Monday Evening. The officers r. A.
Campbell n e.; Horny Apple, V,G.; ]. L. Park,
Secretary b. r. Brown, Treasurer
smiley Lodge, No. 9O-Meets at their Hall on South
Cherry street, every Friday evening. The officers
are o. O. Covert, Nc. Frank Hartman, " O.; James
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No lO5, (German)-Meeis at the
Hail. corner OF Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The oficersare Charles Rich
Nc. ? Friedma We; - Bitterlich, Secretary
Geo. seilerlo, Treasurer.
Ridgely Encanlpmsnt No meets at the above Hal
on The hrst and third Wednesdays OF each month
The officers are; J. b. Mills, C.P. T. H. Mcbride, H. p
G. r. Fuller, S.W.; Peter Harris, JF, J.W.; John
Hide, Scribe B. r. Cutter, Treasurer
olvs Branch Eeuoaulpntent, No. Affects at the
above Hal on the second and fourth Wednesday
flights Of each month. The officers Jas. T. Bell,
C.P Henry Apple, HP'i L. Moker, s.W.; B. Fried.
man, J.w. Charles Kirohar, scribe; J. N. Ward,
Treasurer
The Degree Of Daughters Of Rebekah-Meets the IRE
| Friday afternoon Of each month, at O'Clock.
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE
The movements ofMeDoveIi's Corps
Last June-why rae DId
NOT Join Mcclellan.

The following letters were produced
by General Mcdowell on Wednesday
last before the court martial which is
trying him. The essential points of the
correspondence have already been laid
before our readers, but as part of the
documentary history of the present war,
we publish the letters entire:
SECRETARY STANTON TO GEN. M'DowELL.
"WAR DEPARTMENT, April II, 1862.
"Majo- General MCDOWELL Commanding !:
"SIR For the present, and until fur
Their orders, you will consider the Nation
al Capital as especially under your pro-
lection, and make no movement throwing
your forces out of position for the dis
charge of this primary duty.
EDWIN M. STANTON.
Secretary of War"
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M1LrrARY QuARrEas avn OFFrcERs

Posi-Hoadquarters on High street. Gen. Hogley,
commanding.
Fords retidence) W. II, side Maj, 10Th U. s. In
fantry, A. A. a. g.
Provost Marshal--IIeadquarter az the Capitol. A,
O. 1iliem, Col, let Tenn. Infantry.
CHEF Assistani Quarteradster - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catron's residence
Capt j, d. Bingham.
Assstani ouartsr,aastsr--No - Cherry street Capt.
r. stevenson
assistant QAarermasfer Vine street, near Mrs.
Pok's resldence. Capt r. N. Lamb.
assistant Quartsrmasisr--No. 81, Market street -
Cara. j. N, Hale.
Chief oommisary- Headquarters, No 10, Vine IT.
Cart r MacleolS
Ocmmisso5y Of sabsisenoe--BToad street. Capt. s
Little.
Acisng Coiamissdrg Qf Sabgistoncc-Cornor Of Broad
ami CnNogo streets lAcut Chafles Allen
MEDICAL Direcfor-eummer street. Or. ford's Old
residerce) surgeon, p. swift
Medical PWueyor's OGoe--Church street, Masonic
Runding J r. PmTtE, surgeon, Bth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Purteyor
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0rpheus G. Kerr describes the search
of the wardrobe of secesh lady. TAX
ing up 60 article, the lady bushed. He
says: "At times, my boy, woman's blush
is the imperial banner Of virgin Modesty
thrown out to catch the breeze that watts
the sound of coming rescue, and means
g God is my defence" At other times, it
is the eloquent protest of fine intelli.
gence which deprecates the fact that
would turn all its hidden beauties TO the
public eye, and means; Humility is born Of
Genius. But in this case il was the lurid
flush of anger, and meant--a psttiooat."
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GEN MDowEL1 TO GEN. MCCLELLAN.

June TO- 1862.
f" MAJOR General Mcclellan, Commanding
Department Of Virginia, before Richmond:
"For the third time / am ordered TO
join you, and hope this time to get through.
In view of the remarks made with refer
ence TO my leaving you and not joining
you before, by your friends, and of some
thing | have heard as coming from you
on that subject, wish TO say | go
with the greatest satisfaction, and hope
TO arrive with my main body in time to
be of service. Mccall goes in advance
by water will be with you in ten days
with the remainder by Fredericksburg.
IRWIN MCDOWELL,
"Major-GenerAl Commanding"
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THE PRESIDENT TO GENERAL TDowELL,
WAsHINGToE, May "a, 1862.

THE PRESIDENT TO GENERAL TDowELL.
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1862.
"MqjOr- General NcDolgeH:
"General Fremont has been ordered, by
telegraph, to move TO Franklin aud Har-
risonburg to relieve General Banks, and
capture or destroy jackson and Ewells
forces You are instructed, laying aside
for the present the movement on Rich
mond to put twenty thousand men in
motion at once for the Shenandoah,
moving on the line, or in advance of the
line, of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Your object will be to capture the force
Of Jackson and Ewell, either ia cooper
alton with General Fremont or in case
want of supplies or transportation in
terfered with his movement, ID is believed
that the force which you move will be
sufficient TO accomplish the object alone.
The information thus far received here
makes it probable that, if the enemy
operates actively against General Banks,
you will not be able 10 count upon much
assistance from him, but may have even
10 release him, Reports received this
moment are that Banks ID lighting with
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All remember the cigar steamer pro-
ject, by the Winans, of baltimore. Ames
painted a picture OF one that was built.
1t looked like an immense cigar, and was
intended TO go under, rather than
through the water. The Monitors, equal
ly submerged, are proofs Of the practical
bility Of the cigar steamers for sea-
boats, and new and large one is build
ing in London for the Messrs. Winans.
She is TO have screw propelers fore and
aft instead Of wheel admidships, as
was the original design.
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An eccentric old fellow used to say
that he had taken great pains to find ug-
ly women, but had not succeeded he
had gone so far as TO put two advertise
menis in the paper-one for an accom-
plished aud amiable person, for house,
keeper, and one for person, for the same
station, who should be ugly, when the
former was answered by multitudes, but
the latter by ne'er a one, leaving him to
infer that there were no ugly women.
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In Canada, it is proposed, by law, 90
allow any benevolent society or religious
sect 10 establish separate schools, with
the intent Of reclaiming vicious children.
This is opposed by the press ADD by
trustees of the, public schools on tho
ground that il Would be destructive Of
the National School system. Remon-
strances are 10 be sent into Parliament
against the act.
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CIRCUIT COURT,

Jtdgs-Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
C1erk-David @ Love,
AsN The Court meets the frst Monday in March
and September.
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COUNTY oFFlcERs.

Shetg--Iames NJ. Hinton. Deputies-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Register-Phineas Garrett
TS1lstee--W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N n. Belcber.
Rdnqer--John Corbitt.
Revenue CoHecior-J. G. Briley.
Railroad Tar Collector--w. d. Robertson.
Ootsabies for he Nashville District-John d. Cover
and j. T.. Newman.
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NIGHT POLICE

Capldin--JOhn Baugh.
Eird Lieutendnt--Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lieatsnant--John II. Davis.
Policemel--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell, William
Mayo, John Enges, j. W. Wright, John Fuckett,
Robert SCOTT, W @. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HuIitt.
s1- The Police Court is opened every morning
nine O'Clock.
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II having been asked through the coll
umns Of the Independent if there were
any medical colleges in the United States
where a colored man could receive his
degree, it was answered by Old Dart
mouth that color made no difference
with them in taking their medical stu
dents
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9aSiSsan Gsuutp 9irstiorp.
CITY oovERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMRLEY. MarshaI.

Deputy Marshais--W. II. wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
aud James A. steele. f.
Clerks Of tie Mdrkos-John Chumbley, es-o6cio frat;
Jos 4. Ryan, second and John Reddiok, third.
Jisr dsssss0r-Wlliam Driver.
Repenue Coilsctor--A o Shankland.
Igoier Tar O0lieotor--E. b. Garrett
Tteasirer-R Henry.
Wharf Maaer-Th0mas Ieake.
siperin,snde1a Of ne Wortkouse--J. Q. Dodd.
: superintendent Of hs Water Works--Jameu Wyatt.
Chief II ne Ere Depdrtnent-iohn M Seabury
serton Of he Cs,Hetsrg--f n. Mcbride.
Street Overseer--J. l.. Stewart
oiIp AaornsR--John MoPhhIl Smith