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DIR. COLEMAN's
DINPRNNARY,

TuiE alontQn Of citizens, strangers and oihors Wis.
ting Nashville, requiring uaedidal Rld, Is respect
fully called % tha once, No 81 DeaderiCk street SEQ,
ond door, between Cherry and the square.
Dr.. CotnAS ie an old practitioner OF medicine, be
almost unlimited experience and hatterlne success
for many years past, In The treatment Of FnIF1W De
HssE has Induced him 20 devote hs undivided aten.
ton 70 an diseases iof this nature. Many cases 81
che most inveieralo character have promptly Welded
Z 90 bic Improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary sud Hereditary sVph.
Ills, 0onouhwa, Gloat and an diseases Of me genHa
and urinary organs meet With 20 resistance 10 biz
remides.
A female Irregularities aud functional inisrsngs
mrnts OF The Womb, and the disease arifag lraa,
Cessation and IN mauFed paTturiion.
Every case OF kedugibe Rapture, and Of Piles ava
frolapaua Of the Rllium and most cazoa OF Hftula
he CURED BY process nearly painless. u either
OF che latter Gases lG undertaken by Dr. Coleman
cure q inudrilllT iuarrdniei careful czaminated
always parsens the necossary indications 90 uicrf or
f1ilurs BY his improved method 81 operating.
Persons Of ethersex applying M poraan BY letter
describing csse) On the lrat symptoms q any acute
seeciae disease, be cured, in mlli ca1ol BY tae
anortivc method, IN ilrty eight hours.
5lTiCt Oonndauoo, prompt attention., and moderate
ohlifos, viii EoYara hiw With h.a uaironn.
~ 40 marcurg uiei I'M IN troaiment Of aalcta
dthtdl5, a. b. bci1Vca On niosi caa,a) p7Qiuoaa
worse dl1esso than that q b given % cure.
Omos hours IRON oiEbi 10 the morniag en- nlue 10
me evening. jan TO- 'tl-ly
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U'HE SISTERS or THE ORDER 81.
= or ST. DOMINIC, well known IN kfEtA
tbs aud adjoining states az ezpsrisu- e5,.iI
eci ''it competent droetors Of Female
Lducauon. respectfully inform tho CHI.
zons of Nashville, and the publ5 IN general that
Spacious building recently erected. enables them to
receive large number Of pupils
The Academy Is about mile from tho CITY. and
is situated In Of the most beautiful and healthy
locations in It's vicinity.
The ladies Of this Institution, being especially de-
voted to the Education Of the young Of their own sex.
viii leave nothing undone 70 impart 10 tho pupils con-
aded TO their care thorough Edueation in The lt,
est sense Of the word. .. .....f
The religion protested by the ladies' Of The Insttp
ton il the Catholic and they viii mpart special re.
ligous instruction to pupils protest. ing that faith
Pupils ofeyery religious denomina ton will be ad
mitted, and no undue influence will be used 10 bias
the religious principles fthc young ladies nor win
any of thcm be permitted to embrace the Catboli,
faith without tAs verbal or written consent Of parents
or guardians Uniformity and good order, however
require the attendance Of an at mornine aud evening
prayers, and az the religious exercises on sunday
The course Of study is divided into four depart
ments, each department having it4 own distinct
course OF studies assigned e..
The Academic Year win consist Of two Session
the first commencing on the first Monday Of septeo.
her, the second on the first Monday Of February
The Academic Year will close with public distrihu
ton ofpremums and honors about the 10th Of lima
ofcach year.
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IN Chancerv al Nashville.

CTATr OF TENNESSEE Al Rules held 10 he
- Clerks once, ChauCery Court 40 NsEhyiiio Mon.
day, September the isi, l8G2.
Benjamin 0rcQmoai Complainant, r1, Felix r. Cheai-
ham, n p Corbitt, aud the heirs Of Thomas Aier.
Hudor, deceased, neiendapta,
II appearing from afldavt died in this cause that
tlc pelendant1, william Alexander. Alfred Alexander
Jane human, BENJAMIN lunmau, Lncinda Walkor
Willie ia Walker, sarah Campbell John Campbell,
John 10 Alexander, Rehooca NanhOoaer, Wolson Van
booser and Nathan Bridges arc non-rosidents OF tho
state q. leuncsIocc ana b Further appearing thai
there are heirs OF Maria krdgca and also of Idomar
Alexander, whose names and places 81 Residence tre
unknown % Complainant, and that thcreore the ord
nary proves ~ chs Court cannot be aerFe upon them
n Is ordered thar ga ssi Fsfs-u o. enter tner az
pelFaECe heTfu bgiurc OF Wthz The IEi thrUe dsf q
70 tae ncEi terra of Hai Court % be- held On DE IN
Monday u November next Qad2l ana plead answer
or dgmur 20 NomplaiuaBtB biu, OF che sane win 81
taken Cor confessed % them, ana $50 for hearnr ii
parte, ali thai copy ~ tha order BE- pnbushsi 0nce
q week l1f iour taecsfsiTe weeks iu che ktrhYins
ln'on A Copy-.iitegi
}. r. GTEAyEs. Gam
a. D. NfhHs- e1.. iof tJmNIl. Ecr2-FI
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JouS y. HrpE, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
al Washable, Tenn.

JouS y. Hrpr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
Al Washable, Tsun.
Tennessee Lodge, Nc. l--Meeis every Tuesday Even.
ing at their Hall, on the corner Of Union and sum.
mer Streets The odioers Cor the present torn, are
o. 5. LcsuouT, H.G.i ,. r. Mills, Y.G.yJ, l.. Wcukley,
Secretary /. X. spain, Treasurer,
Trabas Lodge, 10. lo--Moeis at the same place
every Monday Evenng The .onlaora are r. A.
Campbel, NJ C.; Henry Apple, y.G., J. D. Park,
Secretary n. y. Brown, Treasurer.
saiiB Lode, No. oo-Mteis a thclr IAN, on south
Cherry street, every Friday Evoning. The officers
are o. C. Covert, Mo- Prank Hartman, v.G.i james
wyatt, Secretary ", M, Mallory Treasurer.
Aursra Lodge, No. los, CGsrmau) Meets at the
Hall, corner OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The ofhcers are Charles Rich,
NO; p. Friedman, VIC; - Biuerlich, secrotaryi
Geo soiisrle, treasurer,
Riigely Eacanlpmenb No. l--hcets ~ She above Haa
"A he arst snd third Wednesdays Of each nonth,
9he oHcers are J, +. Mile CT. T. n. Mcbride, HIP.
c. \. Fuller, sW Fsier Harris, Jr., I,W John ;.
Hide, Scribe b, X. Cutter, Treasurer.
Ql.se RraE1h Eaucampmof No a-Mtota a. The
above Han on the second ana fourth Wednesday
pights Of each month, The odioers are Jas, I Bell
C.P.; Henry Apple, ilP'; L. Moker, s.W.i b Fried
man, Jw CHARLES Kucher Scribe J. n Ward,
Treasurer
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.ces5,.s.s .s.r-- Continued.
MILrTARY auARrERs Am oFT1oERs.

Por,--Headluartsrs on high street. Col J. =. MI
lcr, commanding.
Disrirf-- headquarters on ssimmer street or.
Tord's reaidsucs) W. II sidsu, alai 18th q. s. IN
fantry A. A. A. nU M
Prorasi Mdrih0i-llnadquaricr "a tho Capitol. A.
G. GiIlem, Col. lat Tenn. Infantry.
chief Atsieant oiart1master - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, gudgo catron'a residence }
Capt. J. d. Bingham.
As'iaai o,,orie-,so.t.r-No y oacrry street. ospi.
r. Stevenson
A''staai QnrrismoHer = Vine sircrt near Mrs.
roTt's residence. Capt. r. N. lamb ada
Alistrm Guaricraa.isg--No e. hIafket street
Capt. J. a. Hale
cli.t Comnis'ayy- Headquarters, No. TO- Vine "a.
Capt " Macfeoly.
coamisiary 81 ss,Jsiasaae--Broad street. Capt s.
Little
Acting Commissary ~ SpbsisteHee--Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
Aeioal Direofor-summsr street. or Ford's old
residonce.) Surgeon, b swim.
Medical PBTsyOr's OBios--Church street, Masonic
Building. J. R. PIRuE Surgeon. 9th Kentucky In
iantry, Acting Medical Purveyor.
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ACURIoUs CONFERENCE.-The colony
OF Victoria Is about 70 send 10 the Inter-
national Exhibition q portable obelisk
Called in the Catalogue pyramid), con-
strucied 10 duh guilt, % a. 10 look like
native gold, and 70 present 10 Che eve Che
exact bulk Of All The gold raised 10 Vie
toria in ten years. This pyramid Il ten
feet square Al the base, and is forty-tWo
feet high, and 10 stated 70 be Of The eEact
maaa Of 500 tons Of gold, Of abe value Of
alo4O04cJJ, produced since August
1851 The auriier0us land Of the c9iony
has yielded about 1000 per acrs, but y
ia calculated that only one-tiftistn Of tnai
auriierOns land has been worried
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The rebels are carrying on their usual
tricks Of theft and murder. The Frank
fort Commonwealth learns by . letter
from Clinton county, that party Of them
went into Mr Joshua Carriers stables 70
steal some horses, and when he interfer-
ed 10 save his property, these gallant and
chivalric assassin shot him and his son
down in Geld blood.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GrATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rulos held In Che
- Clerks once, ChanCcry Court "a Nasty ma Ron
day, September the lst, 1852
+. 0. Hurt, Trustee, Sc. and II. n Myers Com.
painants, rs. b N. Frankni Defendant
IL appearing from ahdayit nlod in this cause that
the place OF residence Of the defendant B. NJ Frank
lin, s unknown 70 complainant, 20 that the ordinary
process OF Tho Court cannot be served on him 10 "a
ordered tha ne do enter his appearance herein before
or within the lrst three days OF The next term OF said
Court, 70 be held on tho lat Monday IN November
next (lb02) and plead, answer dtnur TO Compll in
ants bt or the same wan DO taken Tor confessed AZ
TO him and set Tor hearing ex parte aud that copy
OF thb order be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks In Che Nashville Union
a Copy--Atlesi j. E.GLEAYES, G. An
A. T. DhAossI Soi' lor lompl is. Eyp2-Wi
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In Ohancory at Nashville.

CrATF or TENNESSEE -.-At Rn'es held in she
- Clerks once, Chancery Court 90 MELVILLE, Non
day, September thc lsi, lS12.
Hardin y fchchl 20 l, tlupisiaant1. ra The
Nashville Can EsgtoTy, gt an, ucigudau's.
II Appearing IRON an.dhyi hled ln This cause that
ne deedanii Charles Jones, President, 6ci 81 said
Can ra-iory, % non ras amt of the siste oil Tannes.
sle no o. ortored that BE- do enter bis appearance
hoIen noorc 20 Wla che lr6i tlree days % che ueEi
term OF sa.a Court 90 be bella ON Che 90 Monday u
November nczt Qs62) ana plead. answer Or demur 20
N1npananta ban, or ne same Wil bc taken flr cen.
i-fsed as o. ll and go f1r teErng sr r1rtot anl
taai copy OF ihs Cfi-r 10 pubhsh6i luc7 week iaf
ur four successive weeks Iu thr NASHVILLE Cnun,
A CUpT-Atlest. j E CFEAFF2. e. a. M
NJ M HuEs. sgI f.r lamp.I eena-aE
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

shcri6-James II. Hinton. nrputir,-Thomas Hob
son and J, X. Buchanan.
RegisteT--Phineas Garrett
TTt,siee--w Jasper Taylor
Coroner-N, II, Belchor.
RaHger-John Corbtt.
Revenue Coilscior--J C. Brgley
Railroad Tar CoHector-w. ID. Robertson
ConsaLles for As Nd'brille Di,,-li-IohR n. Cover
and J. f. Newman,
COUNTY COURT,
JHdgs-Hon James WhitWorth
ClsrG-P. Iindaley Michel.
each month and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the nrst Mon,
day in January, April, July and october
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jadge-Hen. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clrk-DAvid O. Love.
49, The Court meets tho frat Monday in March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jadge--Hon, William X. Turner
Clsrk-CharIes n Dggons.
ca The Court meets the irst Monday IN April Au.
gust and December.
cHANoERY COURT
Caanosllor-HOn. Samuel d. Friersou.
ClsTk and Masier--J. +. Gleayes.
So The Court meets the arut Monday in May and
November.
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In Chancery at Naahville.

CTATE or TlNNEssEE--At Relics held 10 he
- Clerks once, Changory Court al Nashville Mon
day, September TIE LIST, 1902.
John Corley Complainant, e.. r d Flppin
Defendants,
Il appearing from aindavn hod Ia tins cause that
the place Of residence OF the defendant z. d. Nppn,
Is unknown 90 complainant, 80 that the ordinary PRO
cess Of this Cuurt cannoi BE- served ou bin no Z o..
dere5 that 10 do enter hl appearance hcrou belOfe
or within the rat tnreo days az tho term Of earl
Court, 70 be held % The let Monday n November next
0kO2) and plead, answer or demur % COMPLAINANT
BIN, or the same Will be taken Tor confessed ~ 10
him and set for hearing ca parts Ard that 4 oopv
OF this order BE- published once week f1r four sues
ceas.vo weeks IN tbe Nashville uni1n
A Copy Aitoft; J. 9 GlFtVE3, c An
/, hhalfi a'l ior NomIfL scp2-Wi
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CTATE or TENNESSEE AT R,ilss held IN Tia
- Clerks Once, ChanCery Court a. Nashville Mon
day, september the LIST, 1852
+. o. Hurt Trustee, &C. and III N Myers Con plain.
ants, "a. Fisher Gould, and others, DEFENDANTS
Il appearing nom atldavit hcd IN this cause that
the several places OF residence OF the defendants John
A. Fisher John W. Gould and Thomas u. Marshall are
unknown 20 compliments, o. that the ordinary pro
cess Of this Court cannot be served on thom Id Is on
dered that they do enter their appearance herein be-
fore or within thn hr3t three days OF che next tenn o
said court % b. hrid sue tat Mouiay u ovafhor
next (loo4) ana plead, answer " dcmur % Clmpa los
ants bin, or the same viii be taken Coz confessed
u Them and SCI for hearing ex parte, and that colW
Of this order be Published once week ilr rom ucose
sive weeks III the Nashville Union
A Cgpy-Attc5t J. 3. GIEAvEs, Gam
A' H. hAAps't Sol Tor Nompli., sep9-Wi
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The city government corporations, and
people Of Philadelphia have contributed
one million dcllars toward the raising Of
volunteers and the subscriptions are
still going on.
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-
and Col. Morgan, at GaliRtin.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 81, 1862.
E3ilor NasEdHe Union
SIE: In justice 10 that portion
of my regiment, which was engaged in
the late fight with MORGAN at Gallatin,
and for the informatio ion Of the friends OF
the men engaged, hope you viii publish
the following report
Parts Of eight companies, containing in
the aggregate two hundred and seventy
four (274) menunder Mai, WNTEEY, were
present in the engagement. The remainder
Of the regiment, under Maj. OUsLEY, were
on Gentry at McMinnvi!le, myself sick,
which accounts for the late appearance of
this report.
While a portion Of the regiment en-
gagged, like parts of all the forces engaged,
acted improperly, / am satisfied from
every reliable source that the great ma
iority Of both officers and men, behaved
calamity and exhibited the true courage
Of Kentuckians, and only submitted to
largely superior numbers. The great
majority Of them remaining on the field
until they saw General JoHNsoN's deter
mination to surrender. General JoHN-
soN's report shows that the regiment was
placed in the hottest Of the fight with the
advance, and were the last 70 abandon
their positions.
II is due, in addition TO those mention
ed, whose conduct was meritoriOus in
Gen. JoHNsoN's report, Captains BRAD
SHAW, GLoRE, and Lieut.. WHARTON, and
their commands, as all concur in saying
they acted with great gallantry, and
managed their companies with skill, es-
pecially as they were thrown on differ
ent part of the field, aud did not come
under the Immediate notice of the Gem
eral. The subjOined list will show more
satisfactorily the part performed by this
regiment;
Company A, Lieut.. Wharton and A men.
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General Railroad Office.

GENERAL RAuRoAn AND ONyBUs TICKEr OFFICE,
No. %, North Cherry Street,
(4th door from Union)
DERsONs designing leaving the city by Railroad
VIII save per centage by purchasing their Tick
cts az this Office, whore Tickets be had 20 an the
principal Cities In the North East and West by the
shortest and most reliable route Also Tickets can be
had 70 Huntsville, Aa and an intermediate points on
the hashyille Chattanooga, and Tennessee & Ala
bama Railroads.
Persons going East, by purchasing Tickets win havo
their baggage checked from any Hotel or uar OF the
city rs far o. Louisville, Ky.
Purchase your Tickets the day prev l0us % leaving
so that yon can leave your call for tho Omnibus 10
convey you 90 the Depot
Through Bllls OF lading, giving for all classes Of
Freight ~ a the principal Cities East via Louisville
Nashville, Jacksonville & indianapolis, Bcllefln.
tame, New York Central, New York, Erie Pcnnsyl-
vana Railroads, OF By water, 0w ratoas 10y any
other route.
ss- am the only Agent in this rity that can fur-
nsh Bills Of Iading 10 tho last by ali Rsilroads OF
by Water and Rail.
For further Information call at the Once
w. w. CRAIG,
luy2-u General Ticket aud Freight AGENT
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
~ NJ. bl, - IN.

Persona wlshlng 70 send Freight and Packages By
Che Morning Trains d ne Lounyttlr aEE Nasu'
WIS, and NtsHvItLr ASp DEcAFua RtuEoinli
musi have ihe Esme % ne once ny 2 o'cloot tae
evening prtylCuS
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Franklin 4 Bowling Green, Ky.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DAssEE6ERs FOR THE LOUISVILLE RAIL.
Franklin. s"" ~
Traveller ssut to any part Of The country at any
tiuc. wy
TEALEY a. SWAN,
Livery Stable, No 3 College street.
aug 2lth 1892. Eug3-lw
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Total killed, wounded and missing, 90
1t is proper 70 add that il is impossible
to ascertain certainly all who were killed
and wounded, a. those missing have not
been heard from, and as the detachment
in the engagement was divided in four
separate squads, aud placed on different
parts Of the field.
respectfully,
d. r. HAGGARD,
Col. 9th Ky. Cavalry.
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CITY COUNCIL.

board ~ Aidsrmsi--M. b. Brien President; J. Il.
Newman @. A. j. May Geld, H.G. scovel, WIN. s Cheat
ham, } c Smith, NJ, @, l.. Claiborne, and Jas Robb.
Coumoa Counoa-w p. Jones, Presidents 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.
Knowles, and John cready. .
STANDING COMMITTEES or rHE coy ccysCu
Fiaancc--Knowles, scoyel and Cole.
Taier Worts-Andcrson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbroosh, Turner southsa,c, Davis, Brisn,
Mayaeld, Cheatbam and Claiborne.
W1agf--Newman, Stewart aud Turner.
Hospial-Jones Mayaeid and sloau.
schools-Cheatham, MayAeld and Knowles.
lire Depariment-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas--Drycr, Cheatham aud Davis.
Cemeicry-smitb, Stewart and Newman
Market Honse-Robcrts, stewart and Turner
,slorcs--Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Polioe-Cheatham Brien and anderson
Sprjng,-Hough, Claiborne ana Brien.
Workhouso-Chsathan, Msyfeld and Knowles.
Improvements and Expenditure Cole, seovel aud
Cready.
Public Propaig-Bren, Cheatham and Turner.
Posi Houso--sayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
Aa- Tue bOulu hl Alutthen inteh Aub Autluhgh
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Cdpiain--John Baugh.
First Lieuienani-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lieuienaat--John H. Davis
Policeusn-wm. Jackson John Lavender, Mich Da.
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell William
Mayo, John Englss, j.. W. Wright, john Pickett,
Robert Scott, ", C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt
aN- The Police Court IL opened every morning at
nine O'Clock. .ai.. .ss
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l,S;Asnn 6Ya...l.. n;,,=i,, 1i,,,r
ca4'GSVH VDUW''lg GlIulUlg'
CITY ooVERN@ENT.
JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayo 4.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Magot
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOAN CHUMDIEY, Marshal.
,D.piHy Merslali--W. II. Wilkinson, A. G. Tucker,
aud James A. Steele. -
Clerts fdhs MaftetJohn Chumbiey sr-e6icio, hrst;
Dos. L. Ryan, second md Ioln Reddlck third.
Tar Asssss0r--Waliam Driver.
Rereuas CoIlecfo5--A. p. shaukiahs, .'F VIA
Water Tar Coilsiir--E. p Gsfreif.
Treaaurnr--R. Henry. f
H1agf MaHor-'fhomhs Leakc. ....
Superintendent Of he Worllause--l. @ Dodd.
Superintendent Of he Waier Wor1s--lames Wyatt
chief 81 he Fire Deparimeni--John NJ. Seabury.
Ssri0n Of he Cemeery-T u. Mcbride.
Street Orersecr--J. L. Stewart.
Ciy ANoypsB--Iohn McPhail Smith.
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ARRIvAL avn mEPARTURE on TRAINS.

Ioulsvlue Nashville R,R Train leaves Al 7fi, AN.
"a arr 40 use, Pm.
Nashville Decatur RR Train leaves al 600, AN
f" arr al 2 90, Pm,
Nash. a ohallanooga RR. Train leayes AZ 1000, IN
q" .- &c" at82i, Pm
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TERMS PER SESSION

PAYABLE Is ADVANCE.
For Board and Tuition, SOS, $40, s75. nd ssh No.
'ording to the department Of the pupils
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AashriIlr sltniua.
TERMS

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3, 1852.
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EePort 81 the CasnsiItIss la Ihe ssh
Kentucky Cavalry, in the late RR-
EaeemenI between Cen. johnson
and Col. Morgan, at GaIiatiR.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 81, 1862.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.


B. B. COMMON & BRO,
CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
NO 8 COLLEGE STREET
New stock just received ana for sale
low TO close Qua oOnsignments.
OOO Bbls Salt, for sale by
ZOO apps CoNNOR & BRO.
IOO APPS Common & BRO.
6O Coils ROPE, for sale by
~ apps CoNNoR 4 BRO.
Az APPS CoNNoR 4 BRO.
IN half bbls. Coal OIL, for saioey
~ aps COMMON q BRO
IOO apps 6oyNoRA BRO.
~ Sps cOSNoR & BRO
6Oboxes STARCH, for sale by
~ aps CoNNoR a BRO.
IL apps ooNEoR BRO
10 half chests TEA, for sale BY
IL APPS COMMON BRO.
10 cadies TIA, for sale by
IL apps CONNER FRO.
~ sps oosN5R q BRO.
~ APPS OoNNOR a BRO.
100 '. .s, H'roHn'. ''''''' d Y BRO.
% sps ooENoR BRO.
% Aps CoNNoR q 60.
IA APPS CoNNoR a BRO.
~ apS OoNNoB a BRO.
"a sPs coNNoR : BRO.
D A' aps sAD'iN'' Tor sale by ooSNoRa BRO.
= apps oONNoR& BRO.
10 sPs oONEoR A BRO.
10 BPS sSs hAoNFHRI'' FOR sale z 5E6ysop BRO.
4 ' sPs CIDER for ''''' by ooSsoR a BRO.
Ih boxes dried Herring, for sale By
10 sps ooNNoR a BRO.
I6 boxes Dried Sealed, Cor saloby
I'D aps Common 4 BRO.
on kegs NAILS, for sale by
w apps CONNoR& BRO.
EO bbs Crushed Sugar, for sale by
~ apps OONNOR 4 BRO.
IC1S bags MEAt, for sale by
l%O apps CONNOR& BRO.
6OO bbls FLOUR, for sale ty
ONJO APPS COMMON BRO
on casks HAMS, for sale by
~ aps COMO a BRO.
on casks sIDIS, for sale by
~ APPS COMMON A BRO
600 bbls ane POTATOES, for sale BY
wv APPS COhNOR BRO.
on beses frcah Garden SEED, tor sais By
~ APPS COMMON BRO.
= bbls Onion sEIs, Tor sale by
- APPS Common a BRO.
~ torcss Cauvasaod HANS, with a large lot oil AM
AZ sorts o. Goods which We Will closs out low, al
our old stand, No. D College street
Aps b. B. CONNOR & BRO.