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sibley's Campaign in New Mexico.

|. sibley's Campaign in New Mexico.
/ The campaign Of Colonel Sibley in New
Mexico, an interesting SUMMARY which
vas lately furnished this paper'bya CORES.
pondert, is one Of theamost remarkable in
history Nothing has occurred in this war
which surpasses it in heroic enterprise and
brilliant 'suecess. 1The rsmoteness Of golS
Esibley's theatre Of operations is.all that has
prevented the wonderful achievements of +
his command from receiving their due shere
of public. attention. = arseorrespoudent
justlystyles him the "StonewaA Jackaon OF
the Vest and that is praise enough" for
any man: Y q cannot forbear from once
more giving the brief summary OF Slble.Ts
remarkable campaign. In November Last
he left San ,Antonio with a small armytf
sTexaus, to conquer the United States Ter:
ritory Of New Mexico, : His march was zone
of the most wonderful and successful in
modern times-thirteen hundred miles over
a comparative. sdeserts often making fifty
miles without water, bis men living for 5ff
teen days on beef, aud. enduring .hardships
such ass few men but Texans could survive.
He defeatedsin two pitched battles three
.times his own: number Of the best troopsin
the United States, army, ftnore thshS half
the number; being old Q United; States regu
lars, marched dthree hundred miles into the
enemy country, and planted the Confede-
rate'f flag, over the capital of lthe enemy's
conquered territory The flag was made Of
q captured United States;dag;; it was raised
upon q Federal flag g-staf; q salute was fred
by batteries of captured United States guns,
and HDixie" playedtby captured Unised
States band. - y ~ =: :. :, =. : !.
+ Our correspondent adds that when. Coz
-Sibley entered the Territory Of New. mex;
leo, although in the 25th parallel, and win
ter fast approaching, he destroyed every
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entine and some other officers were slightly
wounded. Private Hugh Benton was kill
ed Privates j. Hudson, NJ. Daniel,
G.. ". ADAMS and tC: c.: Fleming were
wounded. We understand that Brig. Gen:
W. D., Smith was 7 present at che time the
explosion took place DR.. 0gier was soon
in attendance upon the wounded: ,,ot :" - "
:. 80 ~ Charleston Mercury, 16M .
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From the Richmond Dlspatcf

: The "omcial" Report Of Mcc Han.
The following excellent satire on decor
ge's" reports has been furnished by q cor,
respondent : It is acapital piece Of humor
HEApo'Rs ARMY OF PeToMAo,
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GENERAL NEGOTIATIONS.

No deduction will be mado for absence or with
drawal, unless OccasOned by illness or dismissal.
Pupils will be- charged from Tho date on which they
enter
Boarders must he provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable for the season. six table -napkIn-
napkn-ring glass tumhler, silver table and tea sp0ou
kuie and fork and all necessary articles for the toilet
THE USIrOEM is-MA zarine blue dress for winter
blue ginghsm for summer; dresses for every day
goods Of a tark Colori three Colored under-skiTs
two sun-bonnet5 Hats, the style Of The season,
The Academy will not incur the expense Of furnish
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils will not he allowed TO spend pocket money
az their own discretion. Such moneys must be dc.
posted " III the Superior Of the Academy.
10 prevent improper correspondence, all letters
Covcd aud sent subject to the perusil of the Su-
pprior though in case Is such correspondence pro-
bbited as regards parents or guardians.
Pupils, whose parents OF guardians res dc In Nash
Vile or vicinity, will visit their homes nut three
times during the scholastic year.
To prevent loss OF time and interruption vf the q
ercises OF the school, visitors wi be Fseiie only
Saturdays, from 10 ~, An, aud from 90 o. p n.
Parents or guardians wishing 90 place their children
or wards in the Institution, will be- received un any
day except Sunday,
For further particulars application may he made
20 the Mother superior Of the Academy or 90 the r.
Rev. JAMES MHELAN.
An business letters 60 be addressed 10 the Mother
superior, 81. Cecilil'- Academy, Mount Vernon, nci
Nashville, Tenn. aug20-lm
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY,

F1NHE attentou Ol ctleus, stranfers and others vie
/ ting Nashville, requiring medldal aid, is respect
Mly called 90 this Oce, No 81 Dcadcrck street, sec
nnd door, between Cherry and the square
ur. CoiEsAN is an old PraCttouer Of medicine; hh
ahuuat unlimited experience aud hattrriug suecest
Tor many years past 10 the treatment OF fEiyAra Ds
EAsus, has induced hm o. devote his undivided atea.
ton So all dsoaaes cot this nature Many cases OF
the most iuveterate character have promptly yielded
90 bis improved method of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph'
Ills G0nOrrhora, Gleat aud Al diseases OF the geuHA
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 hs
rcmidieH.
female irregularities and functional isderAugt
meuts ul ihe Womb, aud The dHsasf arising iron
Gosiati0n and 90 mAufrd parturuou
Every case OF RrduCihlu Rapture and OF Piles an
Prolapsus OF the Rectum, aud most cases oi fstula
van be cured by process nearly painless. li either
Of the latter cases be- undertaken by nr. Coleman, .
cure is inudriahy i0drraHtai az careful eHAmiuaed
always paoseus The necessary indpati1us of fulcsll
flilars 6y bis Improved method OF operating.
Persons Of either ser applying u person or by letter
describing easel On the drbt symptoms ul any acuh
sqoihc disease can Do cured, in most vases BY thr
sbortiye method, m forty eight bours.
strict confidence, prompt attention, and molcrait
charres uln govern him Wth Die patrons
A. 10 mercury used Iu thn Treatment OF pcarrco
diSsIfs5 as be believes 90 most caHcs) 70 pfodu1ts
,orse disease than that Is y given 10 cure,
Qfaoe hours ifom eight 10 the mofnins ull nlne 10
ha eYenlus AA I" '''
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NO llO'
Baltimore Letter.

soLniEE's LIFT sAvEn nv TuE plnLf.
had very interesting interview to-
day with Captain Eli Doughariy Of com,
pany h, 93rd Pennsylvania Volunteers
This regiment vas raised in Eebanoa
Pa, Of which place Capt. y. II native
ON leaving home, Capt Donghafty Was
asked by a young lsdy, his esteemed
friend, what she should give him as To-
ken Of remembrance. lie promptly said
anything that is dearest 10 you7 She
then gave him a beautifully hound Bihle,
containing The Old aud New wesiament.
saying This IS dearcr 10 me than all
else IN lifen The sacred momonto was
accepted with 5 promise that u should
not be neglected In a few days lhr
0jrd was of for The dangerous aud un
certain scenes Of war. II reached Wash
ington city, and was there united with
Gen. MoClellau's army. Whilst thus dc.
tained at Arlington, visiting the city one
day Capt. ID. purchased 3 beautiful gold
watch, intending 10 make il a present 90
his iavoritc sister. The army however.
was soon ordered to the Peninsula, and
he had no opportunity Of sending The
watch home
On the thirty-Grs day of May occur
red the famous battle Of Fair Oaks. The
regiment above named was in this en-
gagement, fighting hard from noon until
near 6 o'clock in the afternoon. When
the contest was nearly over, and the eue-
my was retiring, Captain ID. still encour
aging his company TO act as heroic sol
diers, he was stunned by what seemed
heavy pressure upon his breast. Look
ing 20 see what had happened he found
bullet had penetrated his coat near the
heart Further examination proved that
the rebel death messenger had passed
through the gold watch shattering il, re-
moving every wheel cutting away part
OF the case, sinking also deep into the
bible. II entered toward tie top and
abont an inch from the margin, going ia
at Genesis, cutting its way through the
Old and nearly through the New Testa-
ment, then glancing outward, entering
the Captains breast just above the heart.
burying itself under the skin, causing a
painful but not serious, wound. The
ball-a Minnic--had separated into lour
parts, caused, il is presumed, by striking
the watch, driving some of the small
steel machinery through into his mngs
iIoul lnt eUeClA OF WnlCh ne sui suffers
considerable pain. The Bible was in an
inside pocket of Captain D's yest, and
the watch rested upon il. The leaves OF
the book were cut entirely through
though the ball glanced out when 10 had
reached the 2ith chapter Of ST. Luke,
30h and 3lst verses, which read as fol.
lows: "And il came TO pass as He sat AZ
meat with them, lie took bread and
blessed il and break and gave il TO them
"And their eyes were opened and they
knew Him, and lie vanished ont of their
sight"
The leaves were also broken by The
pressure through to Titus, fourth chapter,
first verse, which reads; 81 charge thee
therefore before God and the Lord Jesus
Christ who shall Judge the quick and
the dead at his appearing in his king
dom On q blank leaf Of this priceless,
! gift, was written by the giyer in pencil
| ing these expressive lines.
"WHau lbe vorld - doap'y slcrpiue
Au0 iur sauto dow one Noapiug
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l. O. O. p
IoHS y. Hipr, urand Secretary, should be aiir bed
at NtsAHile, Team

IaHS r. Hipr, brand Secretary, should be aiirrsrd
Al NasAHaie, Team.
Tsanss,se Lsdye, No. l-Mcets every Tuesday Even.
ing az their Hall, on the corner Of Union aud sum.
mer streets Tue officers for the prescott term, are
O. 3. Lesusur, c. J, f, Mls, N.ci J, L. WeaL'ey
Secretary L. X spain, Treasurer.
T'rabus Lodge, So lo-Mee,s at the same place
every Monday Evening Tue ollie ra are T. A.
Campbell, Nc; Henry Apple, Y.G.i j. J.. tarS,
secretary y. w. Brown, Treasurer.
Slasy Lodge, No. 9o-Alsels At 'hoir Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday kyouing. The ohcrrs
are. O. C. covert, NC; Prank Harmau, N.G; James
WYATT, Secretary W, N. Mallory, Treasurer.
Aarara Lodge, No. lO5, GERMANY Meets at 'he
Hall. coruer OF Union and SUMMER streets, every
nursday Evening The officers arc Charles Rch'
Nc; r. Friedman, V.G --- hIorIoh' secretary
Geo seiierle, Treasurer.
Ridgslg Enoumpmspi, No. l-Aleets at the above HAL
ON the Grst and hrd Wednesdays OF carh month.
The odicsrs are ). b. Mills, CP; T h. Mcbride, Hf.
q. n. FuIer, sW.; lcteF Harris, lr., J,W John y.
Hide. scrfbo n r. Cutter, Treasurcr
0lhs Branoh EsncaHpmsai, No A--liecls 81 ih'
,hsve nav ou the seooud and fourth "Wednesday
nights Of each mouth. The oniccrs an, jas T belb
Cp., Henry Apple, H.r.; L. Moker, SW.; %. Tr'ei'
man. Nv, Charles Krchcr, scribei y y ward
Treasurer.
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SAINT CECILIA'S
FEMALE ACADEMY,
MOUNT VERNON.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WiH he opened fer tle reception Of Pupils
on Monday, SEPT. 8h, 1862.
TENN,
THE SISTERS OF THE ORDER

THE SISTERS or THE ORDER
Il or ST. DOMINIC, well known ia II.
this and adjoining states a. crporien
ced and competent directors or Female
Education. respectfully inform tlia cit 60
2sns of Nashville, and me pabiic "a general, That
spacious bading. recently crested enables them 10
receiVe > large nmuIef ~ r5rif
The Academy is about Ibile from thtFt ~. and
is atuatsd in one OF the most bsauihl and healthy
lacations In It's vicinity.
The ladies Of this Institution bcing especially de-
voted The Education of the young Of their own sex
viii leave nothing undons 20 mnatt 10 ths pupils con-
Aded to their care thorough Educsuon n tho high.
cot sense OF the word.
The religion professed by the ladies Of the lnslitu.
ton Is the Catholic and they viii mpart special re-
lTious instruction 70 pupils protesting that faith
Pupils cfeyery Religious denominaton viii be al.
miited, and no undne Influence will DO used TO bias
the religious principles Of Che young ladies' nor will
any Of them b. permitted TO embrace the Caiholic
faith without the verbal or written consent Of parents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order, however,
require the attendance ofall at morning and evening
prayers, and at the religious exercises on Sunday.
The course Of study l. divided into four depart.
ments, each department having its own distinct
course ofsudiei assigned Il.
The Academic Year win consist Of two Sessions So
tho first commencing on the fret Monday Of scptem-
her. the second on The first Monday Of February
The Academic Year viii close with public distribu-
ton Of premiums ami honors about the ooh Of June
of each year.
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General Rugeles.

We do not fully credit the reports from
Eaton Rouge given in our last, Of the
rebel General Ruggles, in the late bath
forl the capital OF Louisiana, but il may
be true. AT all events, some account Of
him will not be uninieresting.
Daniel Eugglcs is reereant son OF
Massachusetts,, now nearly fifty years
old. lie graduated from West Point, We
think, in 1886, and Immediately received
a commission in ihc army. We FIRST met
him on his way 10 join his regiment --b
modest, quiet New Englander, of modcr-
ate abilities and limited aspirations. lie
married, some year later, into one of the
first families of Nirginia-onc posses
sing broad domain, an abundance of
slaves and the reputation of wealth
That marriage caused his ruin. He was
guieless and plastic, and easily duped
into treason by the scheming and spccious
villains who have for years plotted the
ruin Of their country In The hands of
such men as jeil Davis, Floyd, Slidell a
Co., a man like Ruggles, married into "A
high Nirginian family, was a bird in the
net Of the fowler. Yet he must have had
bitter hours since his treason IL be ever
read the rebel journals, and noted --as BE-
could not fail 10 notc-thc fcndish ma
ligniiy Of their libels on his native
State, the North, and The detesicd
Yankees"
We last saw Rugslcs at Camp Floyd
Utah, in July, 1853. He was then Lieu
tenant Colonel Of The 9Th infantry Crrg
ulars) and in command Of that Enr rcg
ment lie was a thorough discipline
rian, and took great pride in the prrc
sion and rapidity OF ils movements on
parade An amiabe and kind-hearted
man. he was devoted 10 his country aud
her flag, and we little dreamed then thai
he would ever be- a traitor, whose death
We conld announce, II not without pain.
Al least without unminglcd regret
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DAvpsor Couarr DrRrorony-C Continued
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFIoERs.

Po,i-Headqnafiors on High street. Geu Neglay,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on Summer street (nr
Ford's reHidenoe) W. e. sidsil, Maj. I5th u.s 10.
fintry, A. A. A.
Proros Observation-Disclosures At the Capitol. A.
q. Uihem, Col. lsl Tenn. Infantry.
Clig dsi.iani QHaytsrmsaer Headquarters on
Ghrrry street No. 10, tJadge Catron's residence)
Capt. , d. Bingham.
...idani ouarter,nos,sr-Eo - Cherry street. Capt.
r. stevenson.
dtaianHf Qi1riefmasfsr 49, Vine street, bear Mrs.
rolk'stesidenee Capt. X. ~ Lamb.
.tsr'adAi Qaari.raa.fsr-No. o., Market street
Capt. !. Hale.
t1sf Cosn,is.arg iieissiqsarisrs, No 10, Vine st
Capt u Marfeely
CommfaaIg u sitsi.ssHss -sioad street Cart 8
litue
acting G,nmi,suyB ef Stbsiasa0s-Corner Of Broad
asd College streci-. Lieut. Charies Allen.
MEDICAL Dirrcior--Summer street. (Dr Fords old
rcsdeuee) Surgeon, g. swift.
Medical Purreyor's O6ce-Church ssreet, Masonic
Building J z. rrsrtr, surgeon, sth Kentucky In
rantry, Acting Medical rurveyor.
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Aamp HosTILE lEHABuAgT7- After
the battle at Baton Rouge, a number ol
the rebel inhabitants of the town. who
had received the distinguished consider
alton Of Our officers, and whose com
plants against Que soldiers we're habitu-
ally acted upon without any hsarIns
Of the other side, were found among tho
killed OF the enemy Since that The dis.
arming Of the citizens Of the town has
been ordered. The same has been order
ed ai New Orleans, where the possession
Of arms by q hostile population, whose
able e-bOdied men Ear ouinumbercd our
army, has been q standing terror 10 ths
Union men, and an object Of constant
interest 10 our soldiers. n Is singnlaf
that these Datural primary precautions
should have been 30 long neglected but
We suppose il was for fear of exaspefs
ting the rebels - CnrHHafi GlrT'e.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

sEg0-,lames N. Hintou DepHte'-rhomas Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan,
Regisier-Phineas Garrett
Tiuseo--w. Jaspor Taylor
Coroaer--N H. Becher
Rdngcr-John Corbitt.
Rsusaus Collsoior--J. G. Briley.
Railroad Tar Collsctor--w. d. Robertson.
Coa.siablss for As Easbuls Disfric'--Iohn y. Cover
and !. F.. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Jadgs-Hou James whitw1Ith
Cleri--P Lindsey Nicho
a. The Judges Court meets the arHt Monday in
each month, a0d the Quarterly Court composed IT
the Mag strates OF the County, held the arst Mon
day il January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jsi5s-Hon. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clcrk-pavid c. Love.
e. The Court meets the dr. Monday In March
aud September
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judys-Hon. William X. Turner.
Clsrk-Charles f, niggons.
ar Tho Court meets the arat Monday In Aprn Au
gust and necem6er
cHANcERY COURT.
Chancsllor-IIon Samuel y. Trierson.
Clerk aud Aaser-I. f, Glesyss
A. The Court meets the drst Nouds IN May aud
EoVember.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFlCk 10. o. NhhaaN ethttH
Persons wishing 10 scud Freight and Packages oy
tss Morning Trains Of the LouisylllE Ans NAsn-
yltlr. ana NAsuyLLE AND DroArua hAilsoAls'
must have tho sEme " ihe oinoe by o'cloos the
evening prey'cps
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We are informed by Colonel Caring.
ton that the military commander will
take immediate steps 90 stop the nui-
sance Of officers and soldiers loaGng In
the city, and that no officers and soldiers
viii hereafter be mustered into the ser
vice who are absent from the camps, eX-
cept on duty, when the corps of army
officers VISIT the camps 20 muster, but
will Al once be reported 10 the Cover.
nor for dismissal -iH3I0a1 JourI0i
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Justices Court.
H,vNAH C,rlAaAN, ph'd.

HASNAH Callahan, ph'HD In % glit before q. NJ
O.. SUuthute, Justice ul
@ n. ELLiorr p.rt hv Peace oI Davidson
County, rfunrssge.
The plalnuu, Hannah Callahan, la thI7 action hay.
iug obtained an Attachment against che defendant
a. D. Elliott, and issued 90 Constable OF said Cuuu-
ty and returned hy him, lev ed on property belong.
ing to The deCudluti aud on motion uf phlnt1, %
appearing t0 the satisfaction OF said Just-e that thn
defendant {, non resident Of the STATE uf Isnuts
lt B. ordered that publication b. made Tor ilur sue
crs-Ne weeks la Eewspaper publ shed in t,s CitN of
Nashville called thG " Union.' warning the d.tan1.
ant to appear before sah Justice the nth day OF
ugtohor, l6G2 aud plead answer, ur demur tu said
attachment, uihrrN so Che ttuEr VIII Do scl l1r hear
mg o. gIrfr uu THAT ulN.
a.. NJ. sOUTUGATE. Jp
Sept ON. l1s-tIW. ura Er. $500
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] will say, aud perhaps / may be sent
90 Fort Warren for it,-("GO on, said the
Mayor, 81 will protect you, that no.
thing has equalled tbe energy Of The reb-
els, except the weakness with which We
have opposed them - Senator HIk a he
WCr
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A COWARD GETs ms DEsBTs.-A young
man employed in the transportation Of
fee Of the Erie Railroad Company, al
Dunkirk, resigned an excellent position
for fear Of being drafted, and started for
Canada. The authorities refused him
permission 20 so, and he is now out Of
employment, the company refusing,
through their agent to take him back -
Bu6dh Commercial
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives Daily 5.SOPM
leaves " TA5 Am.
Columbia, via 7 SA.BR arrives 4" $50 PM.
leaves % 6tOA.M.
shelby,iHe, via y. n R.R, arrives " $3.50 Pm.
O" leaves 1000 AM.
Lebanon, arrives +" 12OOM.
leavos eco p. 81.
Memphis Mail, leaves naily,va Louisville and Cairo,
rosr-OFnCEs orES BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsye. Smlthvtlle,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
TOSr OFFICES on iINF OF Y. q. RI
Murfreeshoro Fosteryile,
Jordan's Valley or Shelbyyillr,
Chrstiana Palmetto.
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RabiSsou Countp Rintiorg.
CRY oovtssMtnr
John HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, RssoFder.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, Aarslal.

nspu,y Afqrhais-w ~ wilkinson, A. c Tucker,
aud James A. steele. l.tFL
Cv,rt, ofas Martst--Iohn Chumbley ,sr-o5ic0, afsl
Jos I. Rgan, second aud John lacddiob, third.
gsr As.essor--William Driver.
1er,pas Colleoior-A. B. Shankland
Water Tar Coliocior--E, p, Garreit,
Treasurer--R penry
JgLsfS Maasr-f fhotnas ieake
Super;aieldsnt qf ne RorlAo'Rs-J. y. Dodd.
S,o,,iaiende,s Of ne Watr Worts---iasnes w5ai
fgli,f ~ ~ Fas Depasfaaa-Iohn " sonhmy
es5ioa of ne Ceaefeg--r. y McBride,
sgrslt Orerseef-J. l.. stewart
ON 4norseg--.lohn nfcPhall Smith
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Ioosytne Nashville R,R. Train leaves at As AM
A." arr 40 1ae Pm
Nashville a Decatur RR Train leaves 81 coo, AN.
u arr, at 100, Pm
Nash ChattauOoga R.R. Train leaves at 1000 An
M2&, pm.
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NIGHT POLICE

CapiaAs-Iohn Baugh.
Fira LisuteaaAf-Wm. Yarhrough
Second LleuisAGni-John II. DagR.
Policernei--wm. Jackson, John Cayender, Nich ha'
yis Joel Philips, wm. Baker, John Cottfell, William
layo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John PneAelt,
Robert SCOTT, " C. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Ioyce. David Yates and Charles Hulitt
a1- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
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CITY COUNCIL.

Board qf Aldsrmea---N, ~ Brien President j. l..
Newman, O. A. J. May field, HG. soovel, wm. Cheat
hap, ]. c SMITH, NJ. G. /. Claiborne aud Jas. Robb
,ousaon conusil--w y. jones, Presidents william
Roberts, r. J. Yarbroogh, wm. Driver, wm. stewart,
Louis Houeh, ". Mullins, James Turner, G. 81. south-
gate, A. J. Cole, Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, J. B.
Rnowlcs, aud John cready M
STANDING COMMITTEES oF rHs CRY COUNCIL.
Fiaanos--BnoWles, scovel aud Cole.
Watsf Worla--Andefson, Smith and Claiborne.
sysss -Yarbroush Turner, soutbgato l'ayis, Bren,
Mayaeld, Chesthnm and Claiborne.
WLarj-Newman Stewart aud Turner
HospaaI-Jones Maydeld and Sloan.
sehools--Chestham, May neld ana Knowles
Fre DepartBent-Cready, Driver and Nswman.
7as--Driyer, Cheatham and Davis,
Ca,ussTp-smitb, Stewart and Newman
MARKET House Roberts, Stewart and Turner
Rlapss-Hough, Claiborne and Davis,
Polioe-Cheatham, Brlen ard Anderson
Ssriag.-Hough Claiborne aud Brcn
Warthouss-Chsathnm, May Geld and Knowles.
Improvements and Ependifre' cole, scoScl and
rready
Public Proprtg-Bren, Chealham aud Turner
pcsi House-yayAcld, Jones and Roberts,
~ Tue Board ol Aldermen meets the fo'sdsys
oest preceding the second and fourth Thuradsys In
each month, and The Common Council the srroud
aud fourth Thursdays ia each mon'h.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-21
TERMS PEu SESSION.

PAYABLE ~ NDvANrE.
For hoard and Tuition, Sos, $40, S75, and ssh, ac.
corine to The depapment Of the pupils