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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

INnR attention % ciazous Htrugcfe, and others via
Il hnR ille requiring modiiAl aid, IA respect
fully called On ths oncp No 81 DcGierck street SEQ
oud holf between Cherry and the Square.
Dr. CoLEstN ia an old pracutioner OF medicine; he
almost unlimited experience aud latieung success
for many years past, u she treatment Of ruvAta nIs
SASS has Induced him 10 devote b undivided stieu-
ton t1 all diseases ,ot thls nature, Many C1sc8 U.
the mosi tnvoieraio character have prumpiy yielded
% ire improved method ui treatment,
Primary Secondary, l'itary and Hereditary 81 nh.
No. 6onurthosa 0itat and an disclses 0' the Fouita
and urinary organs, meet ith 90 rssisianoe 60 ne
remldlCs.
itmaio irregularities and functional IsiefAurs
mputs of she Womb, and tlo disease ara uH .nu
Gea IBton and uI nargei nsrturi .oit
EVc5Y Ulse ni Roducihlo Rupture ana oi f.lsl arc
proaplus of uic RccluU, and most cases oi siliaf
can bo cured by process noarls p1lnlesf. i eihei
OF tho latter cases r. undertaken 10y nr tnru'aHi o
cure d iaudriGl'g rlrrla..i us csrcl c1a minated
always p1ca'uia $40 UCcHsstrt .Hui't 'pit '- %.
ftiiuTtby hs impIuYcl meihuf o prciaiinH
Persons ul eifhgrT5E auU't 1ue l Iff-tt D' '. tla
(iogrihiug easel eu tlc lr.l .TuptunH ~ hh} t'Ntt
nIcCl0 disease, can ba Curcd i1 meet paant ot lhf
abortivo method m 0rty-o.glt houif,
ktrIct Canhdulroi prompt ruolNoAf aNh u' st. 'tt
charges, viii govern hha Wlih La leirpss
Hs- 30 uilrcary uael in 10 tltaiple.l u taiati
dissasei, aa ha aallsFts o. most esial b lp-''-
worse d.soala thsn that @ p given O. cGfo,
Once h0uTs from eight m ihe morning t'i n,ae n,ae TO
she evening lan TO- 'ee-l}
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rEmns Pnn srssrnn
rAvABLH III ADyANcE.
Tor Board and Tuition, Sos, 97O, ey5, and $50, ac
rolng q thc denartInent ~ tho nunlle
EXTRA CHARGES
arNrmAL nTeUIATIoIs.

No deduction VIII be made for absence or ,v.ul.
drawaL unless cccasioned by illness or dismissal
Pupils VIII b. charged from the date ON which tuoy
enter
boarcers must pc provided with six changes of
clothing suitable for the seas0n, six tablr-uaiiirs
napkn-ring, glass tumbler, silver table ami spuou
knife and fork, and all NECESSARY articles nr o. tffef
THE UNICORN is--Mazarine blue dress for winter
blue gingham for aunnn0r dresscs for evory dav
goods Of tark color; three colored under.skirts
Two sun honnets. Hats, the Btyla Of the season.
Tho Academy VII lnot incur the expenso OF furnish.
ING articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils viii not bn allowed 20 spend pocket money
NJ their own discretion. such moneys must 10 de.
posited with She Superior Of the Academy.
To prevent improper correspondence, an lettcrH re-
cevod and sont subject 70 the pcrueal OF the su
peror' though ia no case s such currespoudenrh prl.
hibitod as regarts parents or Huardhns
Iupli whose paFonte or guardians reside 10 Nash
Vile or vicinity, viii visit their homes bat three
tmea during the Gchoigatic year.
70 prevent loas Of time IA nierruption of fho e~-
ercsel Of the School, visitors win be received only on
Saturdays, from 20 ~, AM, aud from 20 @, T. ~
Parents OF guardians wishing 20 place their children
or wards 10 the Institution viii be received on any
lay except Sunday.
For further particulars application NAV be made
TO tho Mother superior Of Che Academy or 10 The Rt
Rev. JAMH WHEtAN
An busIncsa letters 20 be addressed 10 tho Mothor
Superior, s. Ccci.ia'7 Acadsriy, Mount Vernon near
NsshFhle' lehh sug20-lm
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FTsHB sIsrEns O. THE ORDER
or ST DOMINIC, well Known in k
this and naioining stalsa az ezroren-
ced and comrotsut directors OF Ueaaaio
Education. respectfully inform the CIT g
zans Of Nashville, end tho public in esnsrsi that 3
spacious building, recently erected enables them 70
receive large number OF pupils.
Tho Academy Is about a mile from tho city, and
D oiiuaisd in sof The liost beautiful nd healthy
locations IN ts vicinity
Tho ladies Of this Institution being especially d.
voted 70 the Education Of the Young Of their own
win leave pothng undouo 10 inpart 70 tie pupils con-
nded 10 their q thorough Edncaton IN tho bleb.
cHt ssnse Of The word
The religion professod by tire lads-oc tho ins,itu.
ton Is the Catholic, and they viii mrart special re-
lgious instruction 70 pupils protesting that hnith.
Pupils Of every religious denomination will be ad.
mittsd, and no undue influence will bo used % bias
the religious principles Of the young ladios nor win
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal or written consent ofparents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order. however,
require the attendance OF all at morning aud evening
prayers, and at the religious exerclscn on sunday
The course Of study is divided into four depart
monts, each department having rs own distinct
course Of studea sssignod u.
The Academic Year viii consist Of two Sessions
The irst commencing on the first Monday II scptem.
her, the second on the drst Monday OF February
The Academic Year will clone with a public di7tribu
ton oCpromumg md honorg ahout thu oofh or .T1ps
fcach year,
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Hulcq held IN tho
- Clerks O6lce. ClanCCry Court ~ Ncshvllo Mon
day, September the lat, 1882.
y. o. Hurt, Trustee, &C., and Il Y. Myers, Con-
peinania, rs p n. Franklin, n1fandant
ltappeariog from affidavit dled in this cause that
tlo place Of residence Of the defendant, B. H. Frank
In, 9 unkpoTn % complainant, 30 that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be served him. I 10
ordered that he do enter his appearance herein before
or within the rat three days Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 be held on the let MJudRy ia November
next (lst2) and plead, sn-wer or domur % Complain
ants bil the same win be taken for confessed as
10 him and set l0r hearing plrte sud that a copy
ar thB order Poe published once week FOR four 0ue
ccsaiva weeks iu ihe Nashville Union.
A Copy--Au1gt j. E.GLEAYFS, G. = ~
A. j.. DXWcsf so f0r ComQlts. 5ep2 Va
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In Chaneery at Nashville.

CIAu. oF TENHLSsEE.-At lulos heid in he
- Clerks Once Chancsry Cl1rt 20 Nashville. L1a.
day September the lst. t8Go
hn4mln y 0roCmCa, Complainant, rr felix r. Cheat.
ham, n T. Corbitti and tho h0.rs of Ih0rrW Al g-
ruder, deceased, Doltndluts.
appearing from lfldayit fl0d in ihls cauro that
tho nrltntnngi William Alexander, A'Fci Alexander,
lsno iunman, halIstuu IuumaD, Lucinda Walker,
Willie y. Walker, sarah Campbon. Johu Carrhel,
John D. Alexander l.ebcoca Nsrhonsar, Wc'r0r Van
hoosCr ard Aathon HeitFoa no uou-rssldqui- or uio
State O., Tonne1geoo sld ]. further aruesra- thst
there arc hera or Maria lridgef and 40 cf ronag
Alexander, whose uauea and places ul rCliirnrs arc
unsnOWu o. Compliment, and That therC0rs thr ortl
nary pfo1es W tla Court canhDi De- served unou llr.
J., . ordered that al rli4 pcrsous 90 eutCr tler Up
pearanco herein before 0r within tha lrsl ilfsaosya
f tho next ierm az FHd Court % % held ol tlo lsi
houday 1 November poEl lif0ll .ud D. ..tl, augWcF
or dculr % Colpaiuant'l blI, ~ Ne sGiua wli oa
iaECl Cor c0ufsoi sB % thcu ana a0 ior bearing a1
paTts and that cgpy Of tha order D. publishei oro
q week igF four successive WuaA4 b. tlc Nashville
uni0u, "A Copy-Atie6i
J 4. GLEAVE5, G. an.
A. t. pIEola, s9l Coz Compt nep2-ss
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cHANcERY coURI.
o O. r.
Ious ,. H,pr Grand Secretary, ahouId ta Addressed
az Naslutir, Tnu,

loan D. Hirt, Grand Secretary, shoud D.. aidrr'e'i
At NasluJir, TalH,
Tennessee Lodge, No. i--Nloets every Tuesday Even
ing, at their Han, on the corner Of Union and SUM
mcr streets. The officers for the present term, are
q. s. Iesueur, C.; :. r. NILS, Ne.; }. D.. Weak eyi
Secretary L.. X Spain, Troasutor
To,lus Lodge, No. io--ueo,s 30 tho e,mc place
every Monday Evening. The oluoars are z, A..
Campbell, y. c.; Henry apple, v.C.; ). D. Pars,
secretary D. y. Rrowu, Treasurer
Snileg Losgs NO Go--Meot az meir ua'I, on So1th
Cherry street, oyory Friday tvenug, Tho ohceu
arei O. O. Covert, n G.; Frank Hartman, N.G; lome'
wyatt, secretary ". N. Mauory, TreHsuror
tursrs lodge, No. los, ,Gcrmau) -Mools at The
Hall, coruor ol Union aud SumPer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers arc Charles Rich,
Nc; p. Friedman, Y.G.: -- Httorlich, Secretary
Geo, soiIefle, rfcasurer.
Rdgsly Enolmpusni, No. Meets at tho above haIl
ou the arst and third Wednesdays OF zach month.
The officers ares ). n. Mills Cri n. u. Mcbride M
q, n Fuller, sw.; Peter Harris, Jr,JW John b,
Hide, Scribe D. r. Gutter, Treasurer
Olire BraHoh Escaapmegi, Nc, a--N,ots az the
above Han on the second aud fourth Wednesday
nights OF each month The oucers are. Jas. r Bolb
CP Henry Apple, Zip; l.. Moker, S.W.; a. Fried.
man, J,w Charles Kirchsr Scribe; y y Wand,
Treasurer.
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Mis'iag "a compaTw C.--lst Liouisnt
Joseph L. Marsh sergean,a Joseph NJ.
Anderson, John W. CoIsy, Jao. wstss
corPorals Ben. p. Evans, Allen Conrsd,
Preston Brown.
Pyiuatss--F'rahklin Able, Jno. hgnew.
Joseph Bishop WIN. W, Cook, Iudaoa
cotner, Robert DEWITT Granville II Rob
inson, Harvey stepleton, Thomas Watts,
Jeremiah Woods, as. Dismore, John Dis
more, Huey Hsndwrighty, Jas. Harris.
Geo. Jenkins Thos. Lonigau, Geo. i.
Gardner, Jas. GilIsspie, Timothy Nc
knight VIM. Noon, Thos. 0Connor, Jno.
Pindell, Andrew j. Raborn, Wm. slsy-
maker, Geo. J. Watson, Jas Whitson.
Missing in Company list Lieut.. ia.
cob McHenry; I'd Lieut., Daniel J. Dean.
Ssgsaats--1st Thos. S. Faulidinburs;
Daniel A. Baker; Alva West; Anthony
w. Jones; VIM. II. Park.
coyporcb.-Tobiaa J. Toliyer; Levi De-
camp; Henry G. Hickey; Simpson Q.
0gle; john +. Davis; Clark Mercer.
P'1va'es. --Wm. Ard, VIM. Boyd, Henry
f. Brown, Marion +. Brown, Rarthole-
new G. Carley, Joshua Childers, Thomas
Clegg, Eleasor Clegg, Harmon Consley,
Francis M, 0gle, Geo. D. Philllpy, John
Pruett, Aaron D. Pless, Nathan Fool,
Nicholas Ross, johnson Robinson, Ira
Cobb, VIM. r. Cunningham, Henry Ora
per, James Dean, James l.. Dean, James
A. Davis, William l.. Daniel, jackson
Duff, RObt A. Doughty, Augustus Du-
rand, Solomon Harris Francis Hall, Ed
Heller, VIM. H. Hickson, James D. Hook
er, Thomas Inman, Andrew jenkins, Iii
ram Z. Mcdaniel, Lafayette Mccain, Ar
ther Neal, John II. Neal, John A. ogle.
Gabriel Reynolds, Benjamin F. Right
house, Geo. n. Stoghill, David Sanders
Asa Switzerland, Burt 81. Clair, VIM. IL
TREY, Ephraim TREY Alex Walker,
William H. Wallace. Henry Walker Pc
Ter Zimmerman
Miisieim'---Jamos H.Rowland.
Messing IN Company K.--1st Lieutenant
Francis w johnson % Lieutenant Ed
ward Harbeson.
ScyeERs.--Jamos II, Johnson, Richard
Winscott, james stoits, Joseph McNelly,
saml. Calhoun.
Co,Yonals.--P, Honan, Jacob Hoppls
Louis White, Egbcrt e. Toms, Charles
Il. Peachor.
Wesley Cameron, Richard
Attkisson, A. R. c. Barnes, Wesley Boas.
ley, Henry Bogg, Thomas Bundy, Ebe-
neaaor Bunton, David Bunton, James
Cameron, Warren Clifton, T. NJ. Davis.
Thomas Davis, Dewitt Q. Dean, Jno.
A. Deppard, VIM, c. DOssett, David Duck
WORTH Jacob Finney, Fred. Fosbrink,
VIM. Gray, Chas. II. Gray, John Green,
VIM. II. Harris, Samuel HAiton, Marion
Hatton, James Honan, Hamilton Hopplo,
Silas johnson, Juo. NJ. Jones' Jas. II.
Keith, Andrew j. Louis, VIM. Mays, Jas
Miller, VIM. McDonell, Jno. j, Moor, Geo
w. Nicklaa, Henry Praguy, Isaac Roland,
John r.. Sage, Caleb Smith, Th0s. NJ.
Spray, Francis NJ. sprout, Jesso Stond,
Jacob Young, VIM. sweeney, VIM. d.
Tomplsins, Charles Toms, Joseph w.
Trueblood, Moses Vest
Missing IN Company E---Privates--Dsn-
mis- Carnhie, VIM. Barkis, Wm /. God
dard, James b. Buchanan.
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In ChanCery at Nashville.

CTkTE or T0gNEsSTE--tt rri01 bold in .hn
- clerks OFoo. Chancrry Cwrt 10 Nashville, Alon
Gay, September One 10, 1862
John b tAr'ey Complainant, rf u TO- lNp1.n-
Dciondaup.
DO tunpoarinr ROM atBdpvit llad 'n ihH nu1o that
tho pls, OF refitnc0 of tlA defendant =. p fippn,
is unknown 90 complainant, 20 thai he orU nary pro
cess O.. This Court cannot be- served u Dim 10 "a Or
derrd tlst Ec do enter DOT apfcaflnc' h0fHn heioIe
within the rst tnrec days oi the next teun fald
Court 90 be- held 90 the tst Aluuday November next
lhf2I and plead, au-wer or dcm.r o. utnnnitnlti'7 p
lW, ur UR aur viii h0 tt.1n lor C2nlr std al 10
Lln and set frf hearing cz laIirI ani tA.l q copy
o. tA.s order ng IublFh unco week Soy .2r .r--
c'.si. agcela n the Nashville Union.
A Cby. Attest d. O.. Gl'AfiFr 4. q M.
a. j. IFuos- sol flr ComuI't sHre-Ti
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D.upsor cOovr4 Dmucrorr-ooutiw,.s.


Po-i--Healouarisis IN High street. Ccl.t. r 'fn-
ier, ooiumandna
Disyi-t-Iieadquari-ra on summon straot tpr.
Ford'r residenoe.) W. ~ s'den MAI. 18th q s. iR
fantry, A A.A.c.
Provost Marsldt-iieadauarter a. tho Capfia,. a.
G oiilem, Col. Let Tern. Innntry.
Cii dlffisr c@fr ar5r' fa
Cherry nroaii No. 20, lofsh c-iron's renldonos J
CaFi. j. y. Bingham
A.,tsni Quarsana-tu-Eo. r. Ca,rry siroa, Cap,.
r. aiogengon.
fs'siant QaariaTnioaier - Vino street, near Nrs,
pok's residence. Capt, p. n. uafhh
Asli,hrni Qsarisruoa'v--No 90, Market siFeet.--
Capt y. A.. Hale
Cldsf ComFaiaalry IiaadquartsI1i No 40, Vino ~.
Cant r. Mac'ealy.
Comnii'eors n suie'-f-ro'- B,cad sireei. Cage 8.
Iuue
Aoiiag co1nmisarB 81 si'hsisirsos-Cornsr Of Broad
and College streets. Ilrut Charles Allen.
Nad'caI Dirrcig,-summer street or. Tord's cd
rcsidenec) Surgeon, T. swim.
Afsaicdl Purugor's OGco-Church street, Masonic
Bnldiug. J. 3 PRrts, Surgeon, 9th Kentucky IN
faniry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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have the honor 70 be, DC.
HORACE HEFFREN,
IL. Col Cong Detm't Both Ind. Vol

10. O0l' O0m g DeI m = OOth inu' VOL
CAMp DUMoNT, August 22d, 1862
Lieut.. Col. H. Ha5ra,
SrB---I herewith submit to you the
following report in regard TO the part
enacted by my command on the 10Th and
goth August 1852, as directed by you,
at Edgefield junction.
On the 10Th, / left my piekcts out and
camp guard, and accompanied you 10
Gallatin with the residue. After march,
ing nearly all night, and the next day
until near noon (and the men having no
rations), when we arrived at Manscoe's
Greek, I pushed ahead, by your order,
with a portion of my command, TO the
junction. Several Of my command were
so woaried that they stopped under some
shade trees, about onc-fOurth Of a mile
from the stockade at the Junction.
arrived at the stockade fow minutes
after you did, and had gone to The creek
10 wash about three minutes after you
left, when we were attacked by about
ono thousand 10 twelve hundred men Of
Morgan's band, commanded by him in
person,
The battle commenced about noon. I
had only twenty-one men at the stock
ade which had not yet been completed.
There were some fifteen stacks Of hay
and grain about twenty steps from the
stockadc, which were fred by the enemy.
The heat was intense, and often the
clothes Of the men were on fire Twice
the enemy charge on horseback TO the
door Of tho stockade, but were repulsed.
In the second charge, adiutant Niles, Of
Morgan's men, and Lieut.. James Smith,
were killed Niles was brought inside
Of the stOckade, and properly cared for,
and Smith was taken to the house Of
Adam Payne, near by, by my orders,
where he was properly cared for. Both
were afterwards buried respectfully by
my men, in decent collins which I pro-
cured &C Goodlettsville. -. -
The enemy, after about two hours
fighting, attempted to burn the bridge,
but we repulaed them, and obeyed your
orders to hold 1t until resistance could
be Of no avail, They then retired about
four hundred yards and dismounted, and
made charge on foot, near 70 The door Of
the stockade. The men had no water
and some Of them had their clothes on
fire; but yet they fought on and fought
terribly, pouring the death-dealing bull
lets into the enemy's ranks, so terrible
was the resistance, that The enemy broke
and fed.
From all that can learn, about twen-
ty-hye were killed and some Gfty Ia
scventy-fye wounded, / herewith sub
nit list Of the names Of the garrison Of
the stoskade,
Seygeauts.--Wm. L. Mcknight, WIN. w
Kennedy.
oopaali.-H c. Holiday Robert
Gardner
Co. C--Prgates.--Jno. w. Canning.
ham, Jno. Hooker, James Smith, VIM
Thomas, Thos. Plows, Anderson payey
David Torpie, Joseph w Watson, Fran.
els Zigler
Co. k-Pruis.-salul Smith, Hiram
smith, Jno. Smith, VIM. Boggs, Mich.
ael Slattery, Franklin Sparks, Martin
v Lowe Jno. +. Wilson. I am &C.,
HoEACE ~ ArrEIssog
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In Chancerv at NashYille.

CtrATE or TENNESSEE .--At Rules hold in the
- Clerks Once, Chancery Court % Naghviie, Mon
day, September the lst, 1852
I %. Hurt prustce, NC und N N, Myers, Cou plain
ants, us Fisher a Gould, and others, DEFENDANTS
lt appearing from affidavit nled in thls cause that
the aevsa pa0c3 Of tesoouce of thc teicndRuts John
A. Fisher John W. Gould AMI Thomas T. Marshall are
unknown 10 comp,auantH, F0 that the ordinary pro
Of ta Court cannot De served on them. 10 s or
dorrd thai they DO enter t1cr appearance herein be-
.1rr or within Gle hat arcc days of the ncr term OF
5ad court, u be- hold on llo lst Monday In November
next (802) ard plead, answer or drmur 90 t'mplIn-
ants bin, or she s2ue Will h0 taken ior confessed
% Them and sei for hearing oy pste aHd uAt copy
OF this ngdor be published Dnoe week ior t9Nr alccos
H.vc weeks On the Nashville Union.
Copy--tttsat. j. E. GLEAVES, C.f M.
A.. 4. UEro9z. Sol f0r Commits. snH2-Wa
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HAVING RTEE SOLICITED, DURING THE
H last NW days hy numorous parents, % take
young children under my Instructions, I have See
cured The asfirnnoo %. Miss JENhuE DuNuAW, 80 IA
vorably known a teacher IN the Public Schonls,-
and viii opon, in connection with nay school, on
Monday next a department for InteTuodiato and
Primary scholars OF both sCyeH.
TuIrIoS-ea and 81 Ier month monthly IN al
vance
eon7-fis y. pOnMAy.
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I'M Ohanoery at Nashville.

GtrAIE uF IrrNIssiT --At Bodies hsi m h'
- D-tInrk'f oHrc, thancery q Ur' u NHfT'r. Sion
ray- September fFn lEf, l>2
Tl1fdu Peach. re n. Complainant, u llr
hasiv..c ono Tariurv, Ct a. lrleuiag'f.
ltanpelrug r0n tNdaf.t liea .a thH cause lIl
Gu4 Facllry, 8 au0u ia. .dari uf ta tle o lgunos.
zoe. 40 H ordered thsl Do 20 eulrf hs hrpaor4acc
Aorc.n heoa or 0lhm the nrt throa d7ge me paAt
hoy,vb ne7t fis8Ql snd rlsi. hasg5r g. dea.af 10
cnpig.nelt's BIN 0F ibe si,ro g Do ialca .o- u.
'cssei ss t1 huu gul 90 iF ha4rrg cE pIie, ant
-r. .rr adjective uss.s = 40 NashvtiIa Uuion.
Clpy-AttTff j. E GT fAhaa, C a RI.
M NJ hsrU. aol. i1r Compile aepa-Wt
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DISSOLUTION.

M MORGANSrERN and r. sIIYnRRURG, oi
Va tho firm O, NJ. MoRoAHslrns & Co., sAo.
Store, No. 10 Union street hago dissolved parfn.r
sh.p by mutual consent
The business wn De carr'ed on horohner by M
Mowahsiern. h, MORGANSTEHN.
n silNURBER6.
Naolyil.o, Ang 25ih, 1862 aur29-3f
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TENNESSEE, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER Z 1862.

Capt, RoUsE evacuated tho Post after
night snd has yet made no report
A large force attacked Lieut. JoHEsoy,
At MsnscOe's creek, where had left about
sixty men. an che officers being taken
I am unable to submit any report, except
that two Of our men were killed, and six
escaped, the balance missing This
bridge was also burned
About the same time Capt. ArrKIssoy,
at Edgefeld Junction, was attacked by
about one thousand, under MoRoAS's per-
sonal command, and after fighting near
three hours repulsed them with loss Of
25 killed and so to 75 wounded, among
them Lieut.. JAMES SMITH and AdjutaDt
MILES, Of MoRoAN's staff. Several large
stacks Of hay and grain, near by, were
fred by the enemy, and the men had a
twO-fold enemy to contend with, as their
clothes frequently caught FIRE Heroic
ally, nobly, gallantly, did they eight The
elements aud the enemy, and maintain
the dignity Of American arms and Indi-
anas' honor. Noble sons Of noble state,
they should be properly rewarded. l
will make Captain ATTEIssoN's Report
part Of mine, (Which lie hereby submit
ted, marked, "B." l also submit here
with list of killed, wounded and miss
ing, marked,rC."
haun The hnnnr 20 he N-n
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TIM RwER DEFEHCEs.--We have no
material change 30 note in the river bul
we motto a change la river matters. The
Louisville and Maysyille packets werc
the only steamers that loft Che leyee, save
on Government business. How many
were engaged 10 tbo latter service We
have neither the room nor iho inclination
10 record Yesterday Captain John a
Dublc, Chief Of lho Unitod States Gun
boat Department by order OF General
Wallace, fitted ont three independent.
outside OF the gunboats, building here
for the Government
i'm addition the river was patroled Dos
miles above aud below the city, and waia
craft Of every description found m00fed
on ihc Kentucky shore was t0tgoe % Che
Ohio side AN tho steamers at the leyet
were steaming during the day, and held
10 readiness 10 iulnl any request or order
of tho Government So far aa the river
deienoos arc concerned, We feel warrant
ed 10 saying that Captain Duble, end
the river interest generally, Is on TIE
alert for any emergency .-Cn. Com, 3d.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS,

SlertG--,Iarnes NJ Hinton. n-rrics-Thomas Hob
son and J. X. buchanan
gegfs,sr--Phlneus Garrett,
1ggsise--W. Jasper Taylor
Coroner--N II. Hslche-.
RaHqsr-John Corbltt.
Rsrenus C1lacior--J. q. Braey,
Railroad 7ay' C1iiec'o5-w. H. Robert 5on.
Cp,s,ablg, for Ho NfIrIis ni''-ics-lo'n r. OoT' 'r
and J. T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
JH6gs--Ion, Jamos whlbsNh
Citrk-r indaley Nichol
So The Judge's Court meet tho Gr7t Monday in
each month"; and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Muglstrstes Of the County Is hell tho Ar't Non.
DAY in Jsnury, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
Judgs--Hon. Nathaniel n,xteT
Cisrk-navid c. Love.
ss-Tbe Court meets the 0rt gondas u uoroh
and September,
CRIMINAL COURT,
Juags--Hon. william X, Turner
Clsrt-Charlea e. pigsons.
~ The Court meets tho frst Monday go Aprn Au-
eust and neoembor.
cHANcERY COURT
.Chdncelior-aon Samuel u. rricuon
Clerk and Mossr--i r. Cicayes
As- The Court meets the hrsi Nouday In May and
November
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SoNE years ago man without family
or relatives lived in a county in Arkan-
sas, and was possessed Of an estate worth
Eve thousand dollars. He went 10 New
Orleans and was absent four yearr with
out being heard FROM The Probate Judge
granted administration on bis estate
wound IL up and discharged the admins
traitor. The man returned--had been 10
MeXico-When in the court the following
dialogue took place.
Dead man--lf you honor please, 4 want
my effects returned 70 me, as you see am
not dead.
Court--l know that az a maa that you
are alive and in court but as a court /
know you are dead, for the records Of The
court say so, and sgainst their verify
there can be no averment--s0 says Lord
Coke aud a good many other books
never read.
Doad-But want Ray property, and
its no difference 10 me whether you re-
cords lio on not. I am alive, and have
not transferred my property, end 10 de-
priye me Of Il without my consent is
against the law.
Couri-lf you intimate that The re-
cords Of this court lio this court Wit
send yOu 20 jail
Dead man-Sond a dead man 10 jail Z
Court-ShoriR take this apparitionout