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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

EMANCIPATION IN ST. LoUIS.-The st
Louis Republican says that twenty-one ne
groes, the former slaves of Willis Horde and
Thomas Gardiner were Thursday morning
emaucipatod by the Provost MarshalGeneral.
The negroes had given evidence of import
auce concerning rebel movements. and were
owned by men whose dis.oyalty had been
fully proved. Under the recent act of Con-
sress they accordingly became free men.
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0TWe learn that one hundred and elev-
en- head of cattle were captured by the
guerrillas on the 9th inst, seventeen miles
this side of Huntsville while en- route from
Nashville, and also six drivers, who were
held as captives until Monday, and released
on parole. The men were compelled to
drive tho cattle twenty miles. Tho weight
of the cattle averaged 700 pounds each.
Nashville Union, Goth.
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Became him like the leaving it."

The Cleveland Leader Rep) states that
as soon as it was known in Washington that
the President had signed the Confsc alton
Act, and had sent in a message recomm end
ing his suboriinates to employ persons Of
African descent as laborers, all the white
iaborers at Wizards Hotel were discharged.
nd black ones took their places.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28
PoL1TICs OF THE FEDERAL GENERALS.

Among tn oSe understood to be of Democratic
antecedents are the following:
Mcclellan. Halleck, Mcdowell, Bntler.
Dix, Wool, Burnside, Buell., Shields, Mans
field, Keys, Heintzeman. franklin, C. F.
Smith, (deceased.) Lander, deceased }
Anderson, Rosencrans, Denver, Sturgis,
thomas, w. 7. and I. w. Sherman. Grant,
McClernand, Crittenden, Logan, Rousseau,
Nelson, Colonies Corcoran and Geary.
Among those of Republican antecedents
Fremont, Banks, Sumner, Pope, Curtis,
Phelps, Tyler, Schenck. Hunter, Prentiss,
Governor Morgan, Terry, King, and Pierce.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

@The mercury in the therm oneter, for
the last few days, has been rapidly going
through the three degrees of comparison,
until now, we hope it has reached the super
lative of hot, hotter, hot est.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

GJGov. Robinson starts well. After the
oath had been administered, he made a
brief address. which is thus reported by the
Commonwealth:
~ britf address was then delivered by
the new Governor pledging himself to a
faithful discharge of the duties of Governor.
in honest accordance with the solemn oath
he had Just taken in presence OF the Senate
and House OF Representatives, and the citi-
zeus OF the State who were present.
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@Ned Buni!iDe, of Wood and -thuuaer
stories notoriety, proposes to raise a regiment
Of mounted riiiemen in New York.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

EJThe annual State Fair OF the llliuoi.
Agricultural Society has been postponed tc
a n ore pTopit;ous season.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

@There are now eleven full companies
in Camp near this city belonging to the 10Th
Kentucky Cavalry.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

OF \ letter from S Saratoga says the three
great hotels there will clear fully $40, 900
each this staoI.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

GThe Government is now building
eighteen iron-clad vessels.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

SALI-Best kanawha and Ohio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the bag.
A MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

{ HANDLES-Choice brands of Star and
~ IalIow candles, adapted to all seasons.
ALEX. MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

ECLOCk AND TACKLE--An assortment
- embracing all sizes OF superior construction
ALIEN. MADDOX.
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{ Max L M-Choice prepared always on
~ H'ili y. MADDOX
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4 lHAHCOAL-Always in fu Ii supply
y ALIEN MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

NllEESE The most select brands of rich .
~ pure, bluegrass cheese
ALIEN. MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

1OAL olL-The best Coal Oil for lamps
- at retail ALIEN. MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

~IOAE WARE-Every kind of vessels
- OF the pest manufactured earthcrn ware
ALIEN. MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28

NEW HAMS.-5OO canvassed Hamsaot
~ my last years curing, sweet, sound, juicy
and Of unrivalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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ALEX, MADDOX,
OLD S1AND ON WALL STREET.
GROCERIES, OLD BOURBON. LIQUORS,
OLD AND NEW HAMS

COUNIR| IRODU Or IN n Il II ENER1E
ASSORTMENT or FAXZLY AND BU
.SINEsS CONSUXPTIONS FOR CITY
AND COUNTRY!
T MY OLD AND COMMISSION
N Stand, embracing two large and elegant
three story stores on Wall Street, continue to
carry on, with increased stock and facilities, NV
long established business Of furnishing Families
in City and County, Farmers, Merchant ald all
others, most Of the essential commodities con-
aumed in life, all which ! selling at the
most favorable rates for cash such country
produce suits the market. Thankful for tho
liberal patronage so long extended to me in the
paat, nd which has enab led me to offer greater
inducements to customers hereafter. j respect
fully solicit continuance Of their favors. Be
low will be found advertisements Of few of nv
pecialities; but it would take up whole news
paper to cnummerate all the commodities Of
general necessity which | habitually keep on
hand. No one can examine my stock and go
away unsuited as to quality and price.
ALIEN. MADDOX.
Old Stand on Wall Street.
Maysville, July II
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>CAPS-The best manufactured German,
- ,hosin, country made, for washing clothes,
scruooin@, DC, and choice toilet and pcrtumed
"'i0'icS ALIEN. MADDOX
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STORAGE AND COMMITS flood
- ana Iroduce for storage or sale always rec
ceiVed on consignment on the most moderat
i"'0"' ALIEN. MADDOX.
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Sanitary Condition of the Army

An interesting and valuable paper in
the Atlantic Monthly for October Is devo,
ted to the sanitary condition Of the ar.
my. II is made up of oOmparafive ex.
hibits of the statistics of our own ana
the armies OF the world, the former De.
rived principally from the efficient labors
of the sanitary commission. Taking the
trustworthy reports herein given, il Ia
manifest that our Union army is one Of
the healthiest on record and yet their
rate Of sickness is from three TO i've
times as great AS that Of civilians Of their
own ages at home. We give place to an
extract showing the sickness in the pres.
ent army of the Union;
The excellent reports of the inquiries
Of the Sanitary Commission give much
important and Trustworthy Information
in respect 10 these matters Most of the
encampments Of all the corps have been
examined by their inspectors; and their
returns show that the average number
sick during tho seven months ending
with February last, was, among the
troops who were recruited ia New En-
gland 146, among those from the Middle
States, soc, and, during six months end
ing with January, among those from the
Western States, 1913 in 1000 men.
From an examination Of 2l7 regiments.
during two months ending the middle Of
February, the rate Of sickness among
the troops in the eastern sanitary de-
partment was seyenty.four, in the CEN
trail department, Western Virginia and
Ohio, ninety, and in the Western, lO7 la
1000 men. The average Of all these
regiments was ninety in 1000. The
highest rate in Eastern Virginia was 29I
per 1000 in the 9th Vermont and the
lowest nine, in the 9TH Massachusetts
In tho central department che highest
was 260 in 4lst Ohio; and the lowest
IL, in the 9Th Ohio. In the Western De.
pariment the highest was $40, in the 42d
lllinoisi and the lowest fifteen, ia the
36th Illinois.
On the 22d of February, the number Of
men sick in each 1000, in the several
divisions OF the Army Of the Potomac.
WAS agcprtained te he
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NO l54

other pair, much lighter, embracing the
hreeeh and supporting its propondersting
weight Notwithstanding, the enormous
weight to be handled, add the incorn-
pleteness Of some Of the arranFements
the gnn was mounted uAdsr the active
supervision Of Mr.. Joseph Kave. and rea.
dy for firing before five o'oll&ss.
The first three loads to be fred arr
fSooi charges, composed Of fifty pounds
% rQdmAns mammoth grained powder
ana stells of three hundred and fifteen
pounds As the firing of such An enor-
nous load Il very severe test. tbe Mt
most anxiety vas felt as the lsnvsrd wss
.'l Pu.,so ana she :. gns discharged. The re-
wv Hhlch followed was by no means as
ns1el Iss,sl ~ t9lght ", il have heen Axnaefsd.
distance in front Of the murzIe e,sncaS
up slightly, and passing through an inn
mense pile gof dirt in the "buiiock nep.p
buried itself in the hill beyond. The
free manner in which the gun is suspend.
eel permits Of the greatest latitude of
motion, and the recoil was tremendous
IN the second round breaking a defective
breech rod, and bringing the trial for she
day to summary conclusion.
The damage will be repaired, aud the
hung, alter another proof charge, con.
nnued Tor some time with q service
charge of thirty pounds Of powder and
q shell weighing three hundred and
thirty pounds. The firing is conducted
under the supervision Of Captain Berrien.
OF the navy, and Mr.. Lee, of the works
The charges already fired are a sufficient
test OF the Endurance of the gun.
The model Of these guns differs con.
slderably from that Of the regular 9 and
1l-inch Dahlgreens, and etill more from
the model of the 15-inch columbiad or
Rodman guns, As the iron turrets IN
which they will be mounted furnish but
cramped fighting quarters--beinr pener-
ally OF twenty-five feet in diameter---
the guns are made very short in propor-
tion 70 their caliber, being some two feet
shorter than the Rodman 15-ineh They
arc not turned from muzzle 10 breecb "a
all other guns now are, but from line
some seven or eight inches behind the
trunnions TO the muzzle, leaving the
breach huge unfinished mass.
The arrangement Of the breech for the
operating tackle also differs from the re-
gular navy pattern, having no horizontal
opening for RECEIVING the hawser, and Ia
its place simple semi circular projection
some seven inches in diameter aud the
same in thickness. The trunnions are
much shorter than those OF the regular
navy guns, being adapted TO an iron car
riage. The "water circulating core" now
adopted in casting the columbiAds has
also been adapted 70 the I5-inch Monitor
guns, sll other heavy guns being cast So
hd. Of these guns half-dozen at least
will be required in few weeks 70 arm
the Monitors in course of completion.
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TESTING MONSTER GUN--On Tues.
day last the first 15-inch Monitor pun.
finished At the Fort Pitt Iron Works
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, was proved al
the navy proving grounds, Wall Station,
on the Pennsylvania railroad. The IL
inch and 0-inch navy guns are taken out
on the ordinary platform cars, and run
out on the switch beneath stout "oyer-
head railway" by means Of which they
are transferred, when swung up by screws
10 the proper position for firing the regu-
lar proof Of ten service charges.
In order 10 sustain the enormous weight
Of l5-inch guns, il has been necessary 20
rebuild the entire frame in the most sub
stantial manner and set up triangle Of
massive proportions. This triangle Is
formed by the framing together Of two
sets Of massive timbefa in the shape Of
triangles, upon the apex Of which mas
sive cross timber rests on semi circular
bearings.
From this cross timber depend the
heavy rods by which the gun is support
ed-two eneircling the tru1nion, aud the
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CRIMINAL oouRr,
cHANcERY COURT
l. 0. O. p


iHs '. HiDr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Na'luals, Tenn.
TstHssses ledge, No. l--Mccts every Tuesday Sven.
z, At fhelr Hall, on the corner OF Union and sum.
er streets. The officers f5r the present term, are
8. Lesueur, n g.; }. +. NILS, y.G.; j. l.. Wcakley,
creury L. Spain, Treasurer
TSatas Lodge, No IO-Meets nj the same place
cry Monday Evening, The olfcers are r. A.
mpbell, C.; lOnry Apple, y,G.i J. L. Park,
crota'y B. ,. brown, Treasurer,
smi1g Lodge No, aa-hees At their Hail, ON South
'eiri strcot, every Friday Evonlng, Tho officers
q. C. Covert Ne. Frank Hartman, We; James
'sd, Secretary W. NJ Mallory, Treasurer,
Aprara Losss, Ne. iO5, lGerman) )-Meets at ihe
q, ooroor OF Union and summer streets, every
ursday evening. The officers arc Charles Rich,
a.; p, Frloimao, va; - Rittorlich, Secretary;
o, selierls, Treasurer,
Rligoly Encamrmsuf, No. l--Mects at the shove Hall
mo nrst aud third Wednesdays OF each month
- ofloers are ]. E Mlla, c.r, T, n. Mcbride, HP
y Fuller, S.w.; Peter Harris, Jr. J,W. John r.
de, Scribe H. r. Gutter, Treasurer
Olirs BroncA Eeacampn.sui, No. i--Msots al tho
owe Hail on the second and fourth Wednesday
l;hts Of zach month The officers are; Jas. n B,l,
p, Houry Apple, HPY l.. Moser, sw.; h. Triod.
IN, Jw Charles Klrcher, Scribe; J. n. Ward,
'oas,ror.
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4 PROCLAMATION,
Hy the President of the Waited
states

WAsuTGToS, Sept 22, 1862.
!, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States of America, and Comman-
der-in chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo,
pie thereof in which States that relation
is OF may be suspended or disturbed; that
il is my purpose upon the next meeting
Of Congress TO again recommend the
adoption Of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid to the free acceptance
or rejection Of all the slave States, so
called, the people whereof may not then
be in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun.
tarily adopted, or thereafter may yolun-
tarily adopt, en- immediate or gradual
sbolishment Of slavery within re-
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MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS

Rcf-Headquariors on High street. Goo Neglcy,
commanding
Datria-Haadquariew ON summer street. CDr,
Ford's reaidenoo) W. u. sidel Mai Isih o s. ia.
fsntry, A. A. q.
ffcroH Marsiai-Headquarier ai the Capitol. A.
q EILEEN, Col LET Tenn. Infantry.
CLisf Assisiani ouartsrmasi,r Haadqnartors on
Cherry street No. 10, audge oatron's residenee)
Capt ,. D. bingham.
drsia1Hf Qugrtsrmarfsr--N0. 90 Cherry ptroet Capt
r. seyonson.
A'aisi1H QnarianoRer - Vine street, near Mrs.
Folks residence. Capt. X. N. lamb.
Aasisionf Qaarisruaster--No. o., Market hirest.--
Capt. j. Hale.
C'ief coHHiisrary Headquartsm, No no. Vine a.
Capt r. Mscfoely.
conuiiaurg q sa5aia.noe-l,oad street Capt g.
Iitto
Aofsag CoHIassurB Qf ssbsisiencs Corner Of Broad
and College streeia Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Diyeotor--summer street. ar. Ford's old
roGidenoo,) Surgeon, r. Swift.
Medical PlTrsyors OGoe-Church street, Masonic
Building. }. r. PiRTLE, Surgeon. 9th Kentucky In
iantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor
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Justices Court.
CALLAHAN, Plrn,

HANNAH CALLAHAN, Plrn) In a suit before q, NJ
rg fSouthrato, q Justice Of
O. d. RLL,orr, Dcrt. the Peace toI Davidson
County, Tennessee.
The plaintiff, Hannah Callahan, In this action hay.
ing obtained an Attachment against the defendant
O. b. Elliott, and issued TO Constable Of said Conn.
ty and returned by him, levied on property belong
ing 10 the defendants aud on motion Of plaintin, Il
appearing to the satisfaction Of said Justice that the
defendant IL non resident of the state OF lcnnessee
It Is ordered that publication be- made for four suc-
cessiye weeks in newspaper published 10 the city Of
Nashville called the Union," warning the drtend-
ant TO appear before said Justice on the nth day Of
October 1862, and plead answer, or demur To said
at1chmeut, otherwise tho Causc viii be- set for hear
ing er parte ON that day
q. M. SOUTHGATE, JP.
Sept 9th, lSG2-iiw prs. fre $500
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In reading,the chapter Of Daniel which
narFates the dedication Of Nebuchadnez-
zar's image, the narrator repeats the
names Of the great officers of the king
dom, and the various musical instruments
used on the occasion A short- winded
person in the diocese of London, after
the first enumeration substituted this
formula" same gentleman of the court
and band as before"
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II is said that Gov. Morton has deter.
mined that four light draught boats shall
be immedistoly converted into gunhoats.
and placed along the river between this
city and Evansville, for tho protection of
the counties bordering on the lower
Ohio
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COUNTY OFFICERS,

sAsrig--Jemea NJ. Hinton D,putss--rhomss Hob.
on and J. X. Buchanan
Regi,ier---Phneas Garrett
TSssiss---w. Jasper Taylor.
Coronor---N IT, Belcher
Raager--,Iohn Corbltt.
Rerspus Collscior--J, g. Brfey.
Railroad Tar ColiecfoY--W, n. Robertson.
Coatahlss yor The Nashville Di,'rici--,ohn u Gowcr
ud J T. Newman
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRNATh DLNPRNNARY.

TNHE attention Of citizens strangers and others Wis
Il itng Nashville, requiring medidal aid, is respect
fully called 10 this oioe, No 81 Deaderiok street SEQ
ond door, between Cherry and the Square
Dr. COIKhAN s an old practitioner Of medicine; ht
almost Unlimited experience aud datterIng suecest
for many years past, IN the treatment OF rRvAts ma
EAsKs has induced him 20 devote his undivided atien
tlon 10 all disessea of this nature Many cases Of
the most inyeterae character have promptly yielded
70 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
Ills, GonorrhWa, Gleat and all diseases Of the gonth
aud urinary organs, with 40 resistance 70 he
rcmidies.
female irregularities aud functional lsderange
ments Of the Womb, aud the disease srlsng from
GeststOn aud III manged pRrturitOn.
EveTy case Of Reducible Rupture, aud oi Plies ard
Proapsus Of the Rectum, and most cRses Of Fstua
can be cured by process nearly painless II either
Of the latter cases II undertaken by Dr. Coleman q
cure Is fuaTidblV Harrllited, careful eXamuatied
always paesenls the necessary Indications OF suoosSi ~
fdfursby bis improved method OF operating.
Persons OF eithersex applying In person by letter
tdesnrbng oase) on the hrEi symptoms Of any acute
specific disease, DO cured, Ia most cases by the
abortiye method, in forty eight hours.
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, will govern him with hla patrons
As~ No mercury used In tue treatment Oi usylprea
disedses, n he believes Ito m0st casos) IL produces
worse disease THAI that q s given 10 cure.
Onice hours from eight 10 the morning ti nine N
the evoniuR. iRn 10, '62-ly
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,


Pertons wishing 20 send Freight and Packages BY
Morning Trains OF the Iouuvitts Ar NASH
a., and HAsuvuIn AID prcAFuA RAtHoios,
,s, have the same 90 the once BY O'Clock Che
sulug prsYiona
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hn1yAL am pEPARTURE oE TRANs.

uisyno Nashville R.R. Train leaves At 7A5, AN.
arr. a. $50, M.
shylue a Decatur RR, Train leaves at 600, AN.
d. arr. at 200, PM.
Al. A Chattanooga R.R Train leaves At 1000, AN.
Na25, pm.
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WANTED.

I,EN OR FIFTEEN ABLE BOD aERxA
i led men, who are willing 90
serve their country, 60 M up an fHN
old-Organizod aud well drilled Bat -
terry of Mounted Artillery, which es-tlAI -
has already done good service in s@-ata-s-~
che field.
For particulars, apply 10 Col. MILLRR's Hoad.
quarters, or IN Camp on the Hardingvile Pike near
the Penltentary. CAPT. A. X. BUSH,
auglG-tf Commanding 4th Ind Battery.
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9ubiSson Connig 9irsttorp.
cITY ooVERRMENT.
.
JoHN HuGE SMITH, Aapor
WILLIAM SHANE, Bscorder.
JOHN CHUMhII1Y, MarssaL

Dpug afarslal-w H wnkinson. A. c. Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Cgssls oSls Martes--John Chumblsy, "a o5oio arat;
Jos !. Ryan second and John Reddick, third
Tar dassror--Willlam Driver
RnscaHs Coiiecior--A. B. shank land
Voter Tar Coiieci0y--E. r. Garrett
1fsaruvr-R. Henry.
H1,qf5 Masicr-@Thomas Ieake.
EHpsriatcndeai N he Workboass--I. q Dodd
SitpsrinfsndeHt n he Water Worts---Iames Wyatt
Caier Of ne F1e Dparimsn'-Iohp N. Seabury.
serton AZ he Csaciap--F n. Mcbride
Street Opsrssrr---J. L. Stewart.
Cfy AHoFasg--lohn McPhan Smith
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NIGHT POLICE

Cip,aiH--John Baugh
First Lisulenoni--wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lisutsnant--John II. Davis.
Polioemei,--wm. Jackson, John Csvonder, Mich IA,
ys, joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John Cottroll, William
,.ayo, John Engles, j. W. Wright, John Puokett,
,obsrt Scott, ". C. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulh..
e. The Police Court Il opened evory morning At
Iino O'Clock
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Probably there has been more sickness
IN all the armies as they have gone fur
Their southwark and the warm season has
advanced
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cITY couNclL.

Board Of ALdsrmen-M. ~ Brien, President :. y.
Newman, q. A. }. Mayleld, H.G sooyel wm. 8 Cheat
han, Smith, M. q. l.. Claiborne, and las. Robb.
Lonmoa Council--w. p. Jones Presidents William
Roberts, r. ). Yarbrough WIN. Driver, wn stewart,
louis Hough v Munins, James Tornsr, G N. south.
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. D.
Knowles, aud Iohn Cready.
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srAsDlva oomnrTans or rms oify 'oorsc

HtAhhlAN NNMMiliAhH VI thh WV fNNNtlls
F.naaco--Knowles, scoyel and Cole.
Waier Worts-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
sreeis-Yarbrougb, Turner, soutbgate, Davis, Bren,
May field, Cheatham and Claiborne,
Wlarf--Newman, Stewart and Turner.
HosoiiaI--Jonos, Mayneld and Sloan
sctbols-Cheatham, Mayheld and Knowles.
Fgre Deparfnent--Cready, Driver and Newman
Gas-Driyer, Chestham and Davis.
Cgnsterg--smlth, Stewart and Newman
Mdrkoi Honse---Roberts, Stewart and Turner
Sl0rcs--Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Potce--chsatham, BrIen and Anderson
Spiags-Ilough, Claiborne and Brien.
WortAouss--CheathRm, Mayleld aud Knowles.
Improvements and Expenditure Cole, soovel and
tready
Public PropsrB-Brien, Cheatham and Turner
Pest Howo--Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
ss- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
,ach month"; and the Common Council tho second
md fourth Thursdays in each month.