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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

TNHE attention Of oiiizens strangerB and olhersyB
II ting Nashvne, roquirnF mshiai aid Is resroot
My called 30 ths ol1og, No 81 Frederick street,
oud lcor, hctwcon Cherry aud thu square
Dr. ColssAN is an Old praOltoner Of mediCine, no
almost unlimited experience and Gathering success
COR many years past, IN the treatment Of rRvATE uu
aas has indnccd him 20 devoto his undivided atten,
tion % AN dlsnahga .of tiis nature Many Caaos Of
The most nVcteraic charaotcr have promptly yielded
"a hm improved method uf treatment.
Primary, Secondary ,rertiary and Hereditary Syph.
un, Gon0rrhua, Gleat and AN disaascs uf the gonua
aud urinary organs, meet wth 90 resistance " hn
romidcs,
female irrsgularties ana functional lndolzugs
meus Of mo Womb, and the disease arsing uou
| 6estauon and M mangcd parturiuun,
Evciy case pl RciuolNie Rapture, and oi l1iea
pruaTaus Of the Rccium, and must oasas ol f1stula
b. cured BY proogss noarly painless. n eithoT
of thr nttef cases b. undertaken by lr, Onlcmar &
cure u iHpdrtdbly 1araniai, careful eKaminaicd
always paedans TIE nccosaaTy nalsoua ~ iuccosl
I ttitrc by ua improved mothod of operating.
Ieraons Of either apny ug erson or by letter
/ Describing easel sn thc hrst ymptoma ol any unute
seecihc ibalse eau b. curoti In most clagei by hf
i abhrtvo msthoi In iorty cight huurt
| sirict cnnficnco, pramp aittuuHn, ani maacraif
] rhtraff, all govern blm giih hia IatfnuH
ns- NO mercury used ln the irtaiaaaai Of utncrua
fifsasss AZ ho believes fu mlat caaeal q pfo4aosf
7 ,gorss dsease than that q y giyen 10 cure.
Omoa hours iiom oIghi Ia ne mofping ~ n.as "a
I ne svsnng Jan 10, o4ly
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From iho Philadelphia Iuquircr.l

A REBEL SoLDIER.-We bad an inter-
view yesterday with John Minton, a
rebel soldier, who escaped after the bat
tie Of Fair Oaks. Statements Of private
soldiers cannot always be relied on,owing
to the limited means they possess Of OBJ
tanning information. He was learning
the trade Of a ten Smith in Richmond,
and pressed into the Forty first Virginia
Regiment in July last He was then
sent TO Sewolps Point and, after the
evacuation Of that post, was exchanged
into a Virginia regiment and went 20
Newbern, North Carolina, where he was
al the taking Of that place by Burnside
After this he was brought to Richmond,
and exchanged back TO his former regi-
ment
He was then encamped on the Peters
burg turnpike, aud after the battle Of
Fair Oaks, in which he participated, he
escaped. lie knows nothing Of any in
Manchester which Mcclellan wall now
have 20 attack, beyond vague statements
respecting them. lie says that the rebels
had two numbered aud fifty thousand
men under arms ia the Gght, comprising
nearly their whole army, which has been
concentrated in the vicinity of Richmond.
AZ Pair Oaks the rebels went into the
fight confidently, and made the first
charge.
jeff Davis remarked, during the action,
that ifhe was as sure OF owning a mill
lion Of money as he was Of holding Rich-
mond, be would ask nothing better The
rebels however, expressed their inability
10 stand the shell or ''rotlou shot Of The
Union troops, and also their bayonet
charges. They used 10 think that the
Yankees" could not fight on land, but
after the battle Of Pair Oaks JEFF Davis
remarked 10 his men, ---it, we find a
different tale now they eau fight a. well
as we" General johnson was wounded
IN the first part Of the action, and az be
! fell from his horse, exclaimed Boys,
carry me out Of the way when Davis
/ placed himself AZ the head Of the men
! and led them on.
The loss Of the rebels was four thous-
aud In killed, wounded, and missing
/ biye huudmd PcnnsylYanians wore sur
[ rounded and taken prisoners. The re-
bels considered the action drawn tight,
supposing the loss on The Union side
about equalled thciroWn. They weredhgef
within two miles Of Richmond on Sun.
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rmnneIpntlon Of sern.

The emancipation of serfs in Russia
goes steadily forward, and the st. Peters,
burg correspondent Of the Independence
Beige states that a public proclamation is
shortly expected which will emancipate
the peasants Of the Crown, whose num-
Der amounts TO 20,000O0O. The decree
will give to each peasant full possession
of that portion of land which he will be
cultivating at the time the decree is issu-
ed. The peasants will have the right TO
purchase, if they can, their little proper.
ty at once, and liberal provision viii be
made for those not having means TO pur-
chase.
."The "genius of universal emancipa-
tion," as the great Irish orator expressed
himself, appears TO be moving both the
Old and the New World. In Russia the
system was commenced some years ago,
and, according 10 the testimony of all
parties, has been followed by the happi-
est results, to the social and national
prosperity of that great Empire.
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lFNhlfC--ko. Oh,
AN ACT making additional appropriations for the
naval service for the year ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred aud sixty two
BE enacted ~ tie ssnqis and House Of Reresonia-
lice Qf Rs unied Sttes e dmerioa ~ Congress dssom-
bed THAT the following be and they are hereby
appropriated 20 be paid out Of any money In she
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated fr the service
Of the year eighteen hundred aud siXty-two.
For the parchase of vessels and necessary Hlterf
tions incurred IA htting them for service tive MILL.
ons i've hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
ons OF dollars.
For the purchase Of nautical Instruments, books,
maps, and charts, twenty thousand dollars.
For repairs at Observatory froiEht. aud transpor-
iauon, three thousand dollars.
For the ordnance iounndry at the Washington
navy yard, my Thousand dollars.
For ordnance, one million dollars. o..
SIC. O. aud Be Il further endcte7, That tho sum Of
seven hundred and eighty three thousand two hund.
red and ninety. dollars, being the amount nocos
Ery 90 De provided, estimated by board appoint
ed for that purpose pay for and huish the steveus'
battery now partially constructed at HOh0ken, New
Jersey, be and tho same s hereby appropriated out
OF any money In this Treasury net Otherwise appro.
prated for the Immediate completion Of said bat.
tory Prou.ded That in the contract for the compile
on Of said vessel t shall De stipulated that no part
Of the money claimed BY Edwin A. stevens to nave
been heretofore expended by him upon said vessel
shall be refunded until the amonut OF said claim
shall be established 20 the satisfaction u the secre
tary Of the Navy and tho payment of said sum
shan be contingent upon The success Of said
iron clad, sea going, war steamer, 90 be dotorm
ncd by the President, ana such contract shall stlpu
late the time within which the vessel shall De com
plsted irouiei HereTiistsls That said money ahal
not 10 Expended unleis zee Secretary of the harl
Is Of opinion That the same will secure 90 tho publ,
service an efficient steaut battery,
Sec s. Ahd Dc u hirther eHaoitd, That the sum o
thirteen millions of dollars b. Appropriated, Out %
any money IN the Treasury not otherwise appropria
tod, Co enable the secrory Of the Navy cOnstruc
/ irln-clad stcam, ycssels OF waT.
/ Soc a. And Be- nrtiu enacted That tho SocTetan
| Of the Navy be authorized to commute the navy ra
ton of coffee aud sugar for the extract Of eohee, com
bined VIII nilk and sugar 10 Do procurcd In the nu
manner aud under IKE restrictions and guarantee
as are preserved meats, pickles. butter, and dossis
Gated vegetables if b. shall believe t will be condu
Give 20 the health and comfort Of the navy, and no
more expensive 20 che Government than tho presan
4 ration, aud if 10 shall ho accoptablr 20 the mch
/ Approved, April ~, 1909.
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Slashrllle atniun.
SATURDAY MORNING, July ~ 1862
mlnaman, DC Mebel oeneraI. i.

Hindman, the Rebel General.
BARRY, the well known and able edi-
tor of the Bowling Green Gaasite, at pre-
sent a guest Of d. f. GooDHUE, Esq, Of
this city, gives the following description
Of HNDMAS, the little Rebel that is an
noying Curtis so badly in Arkansas
Hindman's parents came from Connec-
iicut, and settcd near Knoxville, Tenn,
and near which place Hindman FIRST saw
daylight Hindmans father was cats
paw TO Benismi and Slidell in the mon
ster Plaquemine fraud upon the United
States some years ago, to the amount of
S3,000000
Young Hindman is a ladies' man Of
stamp No. l. He stands five feet one
inch in his very fancy patent feathers.
Wears the finest of clothing, tight fitting
clothes; hair in curls fourteen inches in
length, falling gracefully over his shoul-
ders, and well oiled a jaunty little cap
upon the top of his forehead, to display
TO every advantage the back curls, rose
colored kid gloves, and rattan-gives one
the en-portrait of the little Rebel Hind
| man. rrr
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Form OF OATH ron CoSTRABANDs.--The
folio wing is the form Of the oath usually
administered TO contrabands that come
within our lines at fredericksburg;
"You, Cicero, do solemnly swear you
will bear true allegiance TO the United
States, that you win take good care OF
the horses and mules, and if any Of them
get away you will 60 after them, no mat
ter how dark it is, and will also black
boots 70 the best Of your knowledge and
belief, SO help you General Mcdowell"
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AN ACT to authorize the Postmaster. General to es
tablsh branch post Offices in cities.
BE enacted By he Senate and House Of Reprosenfa-
Hdcsaf he Uaild SAFES Qf Aneriou m Congress asse-
blod, That the Postmaster General be authorized and
directed when in his judgment tho public interest
or convenience may require Il, 10 establish one or
more bra ch post Offices TO facilitate the operation
Of the post-ofice in any city place which, In the
opinion Of the Postmaster General may require such
additional accommodations for the convenience OF
the inhabitants; and 10 shall be the duty Of the Post
master. General TO prescribe the rules aud regula-
tdns for the branch pOst-ofce which may be estab-
hshed By virtue Of this act. And the Postma ster-
General Is hereby authorized ~ charge one ceut, in
addition 10 the regular postage for every etter de-
posted In any branch post-otce 20 be forwarded by
mail from the principal oiice, and which shall be
prepaid BY stamp, and one cent for every ietterue
vered 40 such branch ohce, be paid on delivery
Prored That no letter shall be sent from tho prin.
oipa Office 20 such branch oilce for delivery contrary
% the request OF the party TO whom the same may bg
addressed And pr1ried, Tho expense Of such branch
service shall not exceed the receipts ON account
thereof
SIC. 2. Had Be Il further enacted That the tenth sec
ti0n Of an act entitled An act establish certain
post-routes and for other purposes approved Marcl
third, eightoen hundred aud forty y-seyen, be unt
/ hereby Is repeoled.
! Approved, April 16, 1862
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zone hundred and eighty Thousand
nabobs own fve-sixths Of the slaves in
South.
"This small number Of Shareholders
sustains the system Of Slavery, and has
caused this terrible rebellion.
They are almost to a man rebels and
Secessionists, and we may cover the
South with armies, and keep file of
soldiers upon every plantation, and not
smother this insurrection unless we break
down the power Of that class. Their
wealth gives them their power, and their
wealth is in their slaves.
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e yH0 noon



rr a. Nashuills, Ispn U
TsnHesiss Lodge, No. i-Meets every Tuesday Eren-
lpg, az their Han, on the corner of Union aud Sum
mor streets. The officers for tho preseot term, are
T. II, Mcbride, N G., 0. S. iesuour, o. John y
Hide, Secretary T, L. Marshall, TreaspIer.
T-abus Lo5gs, No. io--Mos,s q, tho ra'oe pace
isvory Monday EysnlBg The oacsrs are Robert
Thompson, RG,i q. A. Campbell, V c. Henry AP'
pie, Secretary b. n. brown, Treasurer
s,ni.y Lodge. No. po-NOcu q, their Hal, On south
Cherry street, every Friday Evening The officers
are j. p. Kcnloy, N.G. o, C. Covert, Ns.i T. H.
Hadsn, Secretary IN Mallory Treasurer
Aurora Lsds, No Ios, CGemapl Meets at ne
Hall. corpsr Of Union aud summer streets, every
rhursday Evrniug The officers aro r. Dauoelbeisa,
Ne; Charles Rich ,y.Gi John Herbcrioh, Secretary
Goo. seiierls, rfoaEareF
Raissg EaoampmsAi, Nc. iMcets az the above nan
on ,he nrst ana third Wednesdays q each MONTH
The o1aoen are O 3. iesueur, c.r.i j. y. Mls AP
II. II MoBflde, sw.; y. D Coleman. Jw.i r. II Nc
Even, scribe n. n, Gutter, Treasurer.
Oiirs BranoA Esnoampweni, No, 4-A'c's AZ INC
above Han on tho second and fourth "Wednesday
plshts q each month. The ofleoru are r. Lehman
CP.i Jaa. r Bel, HP.i Henfy Arple, aW.i II a
Htohoook. Nv. y G Moss, scribe J, \. Ward
Treasurer. .
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on. what a ran wa. rher.i

Commodore TATNALL is 10 be court
martialed, at Richmond, for ordering the
AfsyYimac to be blown up. This vessel
was the Rebel pride and protection she
had sunk the Cumberland, captured the
Congress, aud retarded our movements
and to abandon her ignobly to blow
her into a thousand fragments, and leave
the "holy cause" and the sacred soil'
without protecting Mey7imac, certainly
deserves death and preliminary torture.
SO thetortue has begun, and the death
may follow. AT any rate, the old veteran,
JOSIAH TATNALL, "the noblest Roman
OF them all" is to be oourt-martialed
auddealtupon at once.
TArNAIL is a native Of Georgia, an im-
petuous, impulsiye man, easily inaamed
and excited, as easily depressed, by no
moans devoid Of honorable principles,
and yet more frequently led by impulse
and passion.
Alter long and gallant service in our
Navy, he entered into the Mexican War
with great impetuosity carried the lit
de steamer Spil6re directly under the
guns Of San Juan, at Vera Cruz, and
only escaped being sunk by a miracle,
L
He bore the flag irreproachably in every
sea afterwards impulsiyely carried bis
vessel 70 the aid of,the English at Ten
| sin, exclaming, "Blood is thicker than
water !" and, at length, heart broken Al
this Rebellion, obeyng the Internal call
Of States Rights, left the Navy, shedding
/ bitter tears, and sacrificing to a shadow,
/ honor glory service and name.
No man who deserted the flag had bis
heart so little in the Rebellion as TAT
NALL. And now, after this service, and
an this secrihce, be is, in his old age
'left naked 10 his enemies y arraigned
because he could not, by reason Of heI
heavy draft carry the misshapen, water
/ logged, timbor.sirained, Monitor beaten
old Mevinlae up the James river when
HuGER was lying in panic from Norfolk
and the roads were full Of ships ready d
batter her to pieces Or run her down or
/ like 7oilelsons in the play 70 kill her n
an hundred aud fifty ways.'
Poor old TATEALL His cup Was foil
before; this is the last drop; IL will work
e1ectuhlly.-Philadeiplla .IaqHir0'
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Committed 10 Jail

nf Davidson County, Tenn, June ON, 1902, ne
" uu sin, banned sAIlfrg Gays she belongs 20
lrviu hogl1, of Maury Couuiy, Tenn Sad Eui ls
ah2gk-ls or 20 ycars old stirha about ne or ld0
pouu faoi iuchrs hiEh twu small scaIs oa
copper color.
me ovucr y requested 90 come f1rward, Prove
property, sla pay charg0a, AZ the law diIeeis
D. n. HINTON
q iullS-lt sheriff and lail1r of D. d.
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JOINT REaOltIlOA autkoIizlnF tho secretary Of
the NAVY to tsst plans aud materials for reudeIiue
thins aui noaiiuE batteries iuFulnarablo.
Be q nriallfi d a. hflls Hta h1tuf of Rrnr15enf1-
trsr ~ d. tlied fiaiff gf dafr'1 "a CuHIrrft at-
salatiaI that tha SECRETARY 0i thc Navy he aud he
hereby auiholizcd a. Ieudi Qua uf any nancy lu
tno freasury not othergisa appropuaiea, "a sum nat
pose OF festiug ulanf ana matsriala Or roudering
ships or noalrg batteries inFulnsublo,
Approved, April 30. lslA
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, june H. ls6l, negro man
~ who says he name s GeOh6E WASHINGTON +;
says he belongs % ary Auu Ycargtr, of Warren
county, BY aged about f0 gmrsi weighs l55 m lsD
lbs, teet inches high color black ,smali scar on
fuFchoad small gsater. The owner b. rcquo.tod 90
come foreard prove propgrty ant pay thargea ~
tho law directs. j. N HINION
turrIa-N sheriff and .IHlfar nT u e.
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OommiJted to Vail

nF Davidson county, June tQth, 1862, a negro man
" Who ihys his HamUis MlLruN saysAe belongs
to Joseph Carter, u Marshall county, Ala ago about
~ yevrs weighs 05 pounds 0 feet Inches high
color bi3ck scar by burn above the Tighf wrist 80
The owner Is requested % come forward prove pro.
pcriy and pay charges Us the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
iunels % Sheriff and Jsilor u G.
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June %, 1862, a negro man,
Owho sayshis uRms Is DANIEL; says he belongs q
Mrs.. Luzinka G. Bfuwn OF Maury county. near Spiug
or $50 poupds feet llA inIhes high, small scar IN
centre forehead
The owner is requested To com forward, prove pro.
perty, and pay charges, rs the law direors.
tU..- J. NJ. HINTON,
Jnne2a-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of ID. C.
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NO. 70

day, They commenced digging trenches
to bury their dead, when JEFF Davis rode
mp, and learning what was transcacing,
said: Don't take time TO bury them;
! d--n them; burn them and the horses
/ too
An the dead in that locality were then
burned, numbering about two hundred
men and three or four hundred horses
Our informant statos that about half
Of lhe citizens Of Richmond are in favor
Of the Union, He had seen several who
possessed United States flags, which they
had concealed about their premises The
Secessionists are confident Of their abili-
ty 10 hold the city.
The city is entrenched all around.
Every means has been resorted 10 by the
rebels IN order 20 raise their army 70 Tho
highest possible number. Drafting has
been steadily in progress since previous 10
the Battle Of Bull Run, and the ares OF the
soldiers range from twelve years TO flfty.
Many of the soldiers composing the rebel
army being Union men, viii not fight and
have killed many Of their officers in bat
tie Our informant when withinIaboat
hundred yards of the Colonel OF his
regiment, shot him through the head.
Much Of the killing Of officers is owing
TO the crul manner in which they treat
many Of their mon, especially those who
are suspected of entertaining Union SEN
timents.
The Quartermaster of the regiment 10
which our informant belonged. after rem
dering himself very unpopularby several
times Rquandering the money intended for
the. .men,wa shot in battleby rebel sol
der The Company officers, TOO, who
were somtimes trusted by the Quarter
master with the payment Of the men, rem
dered themselves similarly obnoxious by
gambling the money away. Our inform
ant, who was in the service thrirtoon
months, did not receive more than
twenty dollars during that time, and only
! obtained that by JoYTotOng IL from the
! Quartermasler The whole army is
poorly clad, aud are on quarter rations,
each soldier receiving half pound Of
pork and a pound of -four per day
They getn liquor, there being none TO be
had.
just before the Fair Oaks fight the
time Of the Thirty second North Caro-
lima Regiment expired. Fifty of them
were granted furlough 10 return home
for twenty days, when they were cap
tured by General Burnside. One hun
dred men from the regiment were sent
to ascertain the cause Of their prolonged
absence. They also fell into the hands
of the General. The Colonel then took
the remainder Of the regiment in quest
OF the absentees, wheu General Burnside
bagged them ALL just before the battle
of Fair Oaks the Fifth Alabama Regiment
comprising twelve hundred men, were
supplied with new uniforms, and in the
engagement the Twelfth Virginia mis-
taking them for yankees" fired on them,
aud charged with fatal effect, only two
hundred and fifty Of the Alabama regi-
ment surviving, On discovering the
error into which they had fallen, officers
aud priyaies together cried like children
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Committnd tn IaiI

nF Davidson counnty, Jlue toth, 1852, negro man
~ who saws hs nome Be- DANiEl 4 says De belongs
n or % years weighs 90 or l65 lns fest in-hes
nigh mo mako color black Toe ORnur Is request.
ed 10 Clne Wrward, prove property, aud pay o1arges
as the law directs. j. A. HUSTON,
iunels--gt Sheriff and JtlOr 4. g.
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Committed TO Jail

~ naylts0n cluuty, june DO isd1, nrgru man
~ who fayH hu nhnaa b COLUMBUS; says De be-.
longa % uT Nckissicsa of Maury county, 1rnn age
about 80 years weighs about o. 0r ld5 Iou1ds o
irot a inches hlsh long hgshy hair copper cIior
no MAKE the uwuer O. requested o. come for
Earii prove properly snd say charges a. the aw a.
racts J.M HlNIuN,
luurlk-M Sheriff and Tailor OF ID. q.
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DAVIDSON CoUsTr DiHroTOnr- o0naillllad.
MILITARY QUAaTEas AND O9FIoERs.


MILITARY QUARTERS AND oPFIoERs.
ros-Tieadqusrts.s on HIGH street. cen Dumout
oommasdlng
Disiriet- Headquarters on summer street (Dr
Bord'B residsuoo) Capt. Green, "A. O.
Iroboa AfasiAal- -Hsadquarters on Church street
(Femae Academy.) Col. stanley Matthews.
Chief dtIiaaaf oiiafismasis' = Headquarters on
Cherry street No. no. tIudgs catron's r,pldonce)
Capt. D. bingham. h.r nH
Assisiagt Qaqriqrmassr-s chauapooga. Dopol--Caft.
r. stevenson. l.u. ..t
dssisiaHt onarterIaasier Vine street, near Mrs.
Pok res.dence, Capt. r. N. Lamb. w
AssisiaHi Quartamasir--No. 81, Market street
Capt j. N Hale.
cAisf c0mp'is'ary No 10, Vine st.
Capt R Macfeely.
Il CoHnissarV e5 Subsistenos-Brosd street. Capt s.
Little
Acting Corfaissayy of subsis,sHce-Corncr OF Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen
II Mediopi Dirseior-Summer street. (Dr. Ford'E old
rcsidepce.) Surgeon, L. swift
| Medical PlHVeyor's 0gcs--Chwoh street, MaPonic
BuiGing. J. r. FnuiE, surgeon. sth Kentucky In
| iautry, Acting Medical pmveyor.
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A RESOLUTION Transferring tho supervision 81
the Capitol extension and The erection uf the new
dome 90 the Department of the Interior.
Rtt0'ref bE ne hCgile uad House 81 ReprHtafafirel
ef fhs JHHoi Sairs n AHeel tn Congress uSsrmbled
That tho supervision of the Capitol extension and
the erection Of the ncN dome De- and the same ls
hereby transferred frgm the Mar Department DO the
Department of fha Interior. And all uncXprndod
money which has heretofore been appropriated, and
uil money which may be hereafter appropriated Cor
either OF the improvements heretofore mentioned,
shall bo expended uudcr The direction aud suparyI
sion Of the secrtiHry of the intorar Rouidef That
40 money heretofore Appropriated shall BE- "a lnnded
nuau the Capitol until authorized hy congrrss. oH
cont so much al q necessary Co. protect the hudiur
from iuiury by me flemcnts and ~ complete th5
Approved, April no, 1889
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Cnnnnittnd 70 Iail

n ' Tslvid-un county, juno 70, us62, negro man
" who says his name Is ARTHUR and belongs N
VIM G. Smart OF Warren comfy, Tynu., sg "a about
IS years weighs about las or 100 pouads feet 4
inches higl; color black heavy whiskers.
The owner Is requested 10 come f0rward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law direots.
J. N. HMM,
mnpQQ-9f Sheriff and IaiIor nj ID d