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The New state


We now believe the present Congress
will admit the New State, and when
that is done, bright era will dawn upon
West Virginia. She has the resources TO
make her great--a powerful and A
wealthy State, and the time is not far
distant when these resources viii be de-
yeloped. The rich valleys Of West Vir-
ginia will "bloOm as the rOse.D The
mountains will give their rich mineral
wealth to the prosperity Of the New
State. Cities and towns will rise up as
If by magic. Manufactures will be
erected, and general state Of almost I'M
exampled prosperity will be the result.
Congress cannot refuse West Virginia
this great boon. West Virginia took the
initiatory steps In The loyal movement
in the border Southern States. The no.
bic stand which she took broke the ice
for extended and efficient action in Ken
lucky and other States. The irrepress.
ible tide which had started from the
Gulf States and OyerRhelmed North Car
Olina, Tennessee, aud Eastern Virginia,
was here met aud rolled back Ii was
here that loyalty first asserted its rights
in the Southern States, and loyal West
| Nirginians have won for themselves i'm
mortality, and their New State when
admitted into the Union, will be q bright
star in the galaxy Of States.
We feel confident that after all West
Virginia has done for the preservation
Of the Union, that Congress will do her
the justice to place her in that proud POI
sition to which she is so eminently en-
/ titled.
The peculiar locality OF West Virginia
demands that She should be a separate
State She is divided from the Eastern
/ portion Of the State by impossible noun
tains. The commercial interest Of the
two sections are entirely separate. In
fact there is nothing in common between
them, Let as, then, have the New State
and have it 10 the present Congress. VIZ
can see nothing that should cause Con,
gTess 10 delay this matter. Our peopl,
have complied with an the ConsHtatior
demands Of them, aud there Is mo- barrie
that legally inteposes between then
and this long desired booh. Let Con.
gressi then, by all means, grant a. Il
ever q people came before Congress- de
serving aud worthy Of what thsy ask. /
ID the people Of West Virginia, and b,
all means, their petition should b
! granted. Cal1isblgg (Va-) Telegraph.
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JouN ,. Inns, GraOd Secretary, should be addressed
at Washable, Tsna

JouN y. Inns, Grand secretary, should be addressed
at Nmlsals, TINA.
Tenas,isc Lodge, No. l--Neets every Tuesday Even
Ing AZ thoir Hall, ON The corner Of Union and sum.
NEE streets. The oihccrs or the present term, are
n Mcbride, Nc. o. & Iosuour, VIC. John n
Hide, SECRETARY 4. L Marshall, Treasurer.
Trotae Lodgs, No lo-Mceis at tho same place
every Monday Eycnng. The officers are Robert
Thompson, Nc; r. A. Campbell, V.G.i Henry APP
pie, secretary a. y. Brown, Treasurer.
Su,ila Lodge, no oo-Meo,s At their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday Eyoning, The o0ocrs
are p Konlev, NC, q c. Covert, Y.G.i r. d.
Ha4en, Secretary ". n. Halloryi Treasurer.
Awora Lodge, No los, Germany -AIoss AZ tho
Hall, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. Tho officers are r. D,ubo'bei.s,
Nc; Charles Rich VIC; john Herborioh Secretary
Geo, Selerlo, Treasurer.
Rdgely EseamPnsHt No l--Mcols at the above Hall
on the arst and hrd Wednesdays OF each month,
The ol1oers arc O. s. Iesuour, C.P., }. Nils. A. r..
T. Il. Mcbride, sW.; ~ y Coleman J.w., r. n Nc
Even, s,r.be b. n, Gutter, Treasurer,
olir, BraHcb rruclutrlnaf, No t-N,cts al On,
above Han ou the second and fourth Wednesday
hiehtl Of each month The o.uocrs are r.. Lehman
CT; jas n Beh. MP, u,ury Arrlc, sw.i D.. n
Hitohcock. Jw. p Moss, scribe }. ~ Wand
Treasurer,
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

INHE attention Of citrens strangers, aud others
L iung Nashville, requiring uie.lida AID, h respect
fully called 10 hs ofhcc, No. 81 Doadeliok sucot SEQ
ond aoor, between Cherry and The square.
hr. OutiNkN o. an ola practitioner OF medicine; hu
almost unlimited experience and Gathering sueoesa
Cor many years past, n the treatment OF FuvAya uIa
EAsa has induced him 90 devote ha undivided Atten
uou 10 an Diseases ,of tha nature. Many cases oi
thr most luYctcrato character have promptly yicded
] 30 hts improved method OF treatment.
Primary, secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph
Wa 0onorrhma, Glcat and en- diseases ~ the fonia
ana urinary organs meet with no resistance 20 hia
/ rcmIdIos
female rregularitios and functional isderanFo
menus uI thc Womb, aud the disease arising. from
] 6cstauon and il managed parturition
tyrfy case ~ ko1uoible Ropturo and OF Plies so
frolarsns q. tho koctum, ahd most cases OF FsiuIa
can he c1rc1 by proccss nosTy painloas n either
of tha latter cases Ia undertaken By nr U1Iemsr a
care a tnu1rldtiF uuraa,ai careful criminal "a
Always raosrus che Necessary dtatous I'D 5.1ls al
f1iiarthy hs improved mct10i OF operating
rcfsona cd either sex anplyus perron ~ by letter
describing easel eu che trsi symptoms % any arutr
spacIhC disease, can bs Csrod, uiost Gases bV ~
I ahortivc method, in forty eight hours
SirlCt confidence, prompt atteuuon, and moderate
[ charges, Wul govern him with be Fatrous
80 No meTcurY used in tne trnatucnt uf u.aeTra
diitlt1g, al hc believes (u most caacll 10 produces
Worsc disease Shan that ID Ia gvcn to cure.
omoo hours IRON eight 10 ne morping un uns b
ne evening, isn IT, 'd2-ly
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From he Charleston Mercury, June 7A.I
The enemy has made Reconnaissance
with a strong force Of gunboats in the
Stone river. A few troops were landed
on either side, on James and John Is
lands, under the guns Of this feet They
may or may not be ashore since the re-
pulse of Tuesday last by our troops, but
as yet there is no formidable force APP
parent, nor is il likely that the Burnside
fleet constitutes any portion Of the expe-
dition.
Only eleven vessels were of the Stone
on Wednesday, and there were fifteen
boats in the StOno The blockadipg
squadron and an expedition party from
Hilton Head we judge 10 be the whole
Of the affair thus far. How it may ex-
pand with time we know not This is
probably a mere feeler, preparatory 10
further operations Of the enemy when
they can see their way, and can bring
forward the means Of attack with some
likelihood Of success.
In the meantime we trust our troops
will not allow forces 10 be landed, forts
TO be built and ordnance 10 be mounted
by the Yankees in this ncighborhood
! Our policy is clearly 20 "attack at once
aud fuFiously with the bayonet. Gun
boats cannot fire on their own men il
ours close up. Delay, dirt digging and
artillery, il permitted, must always end
as il has done at Yorktown and at CO.
rinth We will invariably be whipped
in that style Of fighting Balls Bluff
and JacksOn's fight with Milroy should
be our models. In the latter combat
| the mountain regiments Of Virginia charg
/ ed; they took no prisoners; pluck decided
/ the contest, and the troops Of the NORTH
in the subsequent battles couldnot stand
/ They have invariably broken before thai
army. AZ Bulls Bluff the work was
close and thorough, the slaughter fright,
| ful. Since Buffers proclamation anc
Hunters proceeding on our coast, IN,
real character Of this war upon the S0utl
has been fully revealed. IL is orimina
and atrocious. II is merciless and muir
derous. Self-reservation aud the law
Of nations require retribution.
Our DAY or TRIAL Is AT HAND.
From tue same paper, sane date.
] From the number Of gunboats and YES
sells of the harbor Of Charleston and il
the Stone river, with the landing of on
troops and the continued firing kept ~
upon che shores of james Island ycster
day, Il seems that the attack upon Char
lesion Is imminent ID is believed lha
the Burnside feet Is here, aud that th
day Of trial Is upon ms. The guns Of on
forts and The courage Of our troops ar
! about 70 come into Tsquisiti0n. The gun
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SOUTHERN CHURCH Bells AT BosToN.-
The ship North American, which arrived
at Boston Saturday afternoon from New
Orleans, brought the church bells from
that city which had been gathered BY
order Of Gen. Beauegard and ordered 10
be cast into cannon. The following from
New Orleans correspondent is Of inter
est in this connection:
Zone of the most striking objects which
presented itself as our steamer reached
the leyee opposite st, Mary's Market, was
an immense collection Of bells lying OH
the wharf covering, IL seemed to me, a
quarter of an acre, and amounting in
number to hundreds. These were Beau
regards bells, sent in response to his
call. They were of all sizes, from very
large church bells, weighing hundreds Of
pounds, down to small plantation and
steamer bells"
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4 NJ Davidson County, June 18th 1902, negro man
Owho says his name is ABRAH VA M; says be belongs
20 samuel Attention Of Chatham county Tenn aga
about 81 or 93 years old weighs about 1i5 100 lbs
feet 2 inches high, copper color, scar on chink
right temple
The owner IS requested 70 come forward, prove pro
porty, and pay charges as the law directs.
JIM. HINTON,
iune29-3t sheriff aud Tailor Of ID. Q.
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ONO PAYS HER DIRECT NAmoNAI
TAx,-The Treasurer Of the State Of
Ohio deposited with E. 7. Carson, U. S
Depository in Cincinnati, on Thursday
S380,000, the amount of the Nations
direct tax assessed on Ohio.
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Enrines and Boilers for Sale.

L OFFER FOR sALE tho Engines and Boilers Of the
II Steamers james Woods aud james lohuaou, az they
now ls al the Nasty ne Wharf There are Dollars
20 feet long 10 inches and boilers Dr. feet rng 40
inchcsi ali made of Cumberland ard Tennessee MN
Boiler Iron of tha best quality Tho Engncs arc
tuo % inch cyindcrE no i1gt stroke ana two Aiuch
cylinders tees aifoko. viii shafts, fanEosi ctc.
also oatr iar sale me doors, WIndoNa aud hIInes
q said Steamboats, and large loi 81 Iron, suitable
chlmncga and EicYcr W o. NEAIhAN,
lene 1870. No q Market strlei
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Committed to Jail

n ~ Davidson county, June %, $500, negro man
" who says bis name is ARTHUR and belongs 10
WIN @. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, aged about
as years weighs about 14b or 100 pounds faet y
inches bign color black heavy Whskers.
The owner is requested % come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. M. HINTON,
iune2q-3t Sheriff and Inor ofD O.
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Cnmmitfed To Lail

M Davidson County, Tenn. June eth, 1892, ne
~ gro man named ELJAH; says he belongs to
Irwin Hogue Of Maury County, Tenn; about "a or IS
iuohes high copper oolori small scar under corner
Of right eye.
The owner ia requested 90 come forward, prove
property aud pay charges, as the law directs
J. n. HINTON,
iune8-at sheriff aud Tailor az ID. Q.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June IS, 1862, a negro man.
Owho says his name Is DANIEL; says no belongs 10
Mrs Luzinka c. Brown Of MauTy county, near Spring
Hill, Tenn; age about % years old weighs about 10
or $50 pounds feet lls[ inches high, small in
centre forehead.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, provo pro
perry, and pay charges as the law directs.
]. N. HINTON,
Junc29-3t Sheriff aud Jaiior OF d. c..
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1852, a negro man
" who saws his name is DANIEL says he belongs
70 Richard Doss, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
q Or p years weighs 100 1855 lbs. feet inches
high no marks color black. Tho owner is request
ed to come f'rward prove property and pay charges
as the law directs. J. ~ HINTON,
luneI8-8t Sheriff and Jailor ID &
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn, June 6ih, 1852, pc
~ gro girl, named SAIIIE says she belongs to
Irwin Hogue, " Maury County, Tenn. Said gir is
about - or 70 years old weighs about 100 or $50
pounds feet inches high two small scars on
copper color
The owner is requested 70 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, AZ the law directs.
J. a. HINTON,
juneS-3t sheriff and Jailor ofD. q
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GnnmittAd "a Iail

nF Davidson county, June 23d, 1867, negro boy,
" who says his name Is ak, and belongs TO VIM
AoGreggor Of wi sou co., age years old weighs about
100 or 1875 pounds feet Inches high color black
scar on second finger on len hand.
The owner ID requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, a. the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
Junef2Qa-9t Sheriff and Iaflor AZ n q
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Cnmmiftad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June 10, 1852, negro man
" who says his name is COLUMBUS says he be.
longs 70 Or. bcKissicss, Of haury county Tenn age
about 30 years weighs about lt0 or ll5 pounds Q
feot : inchos high long bushy hair copper color
20 marks. The owner % requested 10 come for
ward, prove property and pay charges as the law al
reoiH. j. M HINTON,
junelS--2t sheriff and Jaiior Of b. q
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Onmmittad fn Lail

nF Davidson county, June 10th, 1852, a negro nj
" who says his name is MILTON saya he belongs
TO Joseph Carter, u Marshall county, Ala age about
q yeurs weighs l65 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The owner Is requested 90 come forward prove pro
periyi and pay charges as the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
junelS 81 sheriff and Jailor d. c..
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1859, negro
" girl, who says her name is JOANNA, and belongs
10 Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky. age shout IL
or Is years feet inches high weighs about 100
pounds dark copper color. The owner is requested
TO come forward prove property, and pay charges as
the law directs }. VI. HiNTnN
tune20-3t Sheriff aud Tailor OF d. c.
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Committed TO Jail

az Davidson county, June n, 1897, a-negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says he be ongs
10 Thomas q Walker Of Maury county, Tenn; ago
about is or 30 years Old weighs about 100 pounds
feet 81 inches Ia height color black, no marks
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, provo pro
perty, ard pay charges, as the law directs
J. n. HINTON
Junc29-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of ID. c.
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Committed to Jail

Of Davidson county, June 18th, 1867, negro
~ who says his name IA AARON says be belongs 20
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about lao or las pounds feet inches
high no marks color black. Phe owner Is request.
ed 20 come forward provo property, and pay Chugcs
as the law directs j. M, HINTON,
lnnnIa-aL Sherlfr and Iailnr mn n
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Persons wishing 90 send Fre'Goi apd raCsagos by
,hs ntouiug Trains 81 tua iapnyutE ssE NAsu.
NJ. and NAgnvftlr AND nrgArUH RAILROADS.
,,ust nave The same az che once by orNsk the
syanlng previous,
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Committed to Jail

Of Davidson county, June 18th, 1862 a negro man
" who says his name Is ALEX says he belongs
60 Lucy smith, OF davidson cocnty, Tenn, aged
about q years weighs las or $50 pounds feet y
Inches high copper color no marks. The owner Is
requested 70 come forward prove property, and pay
charges az the law directs.
u b. HINTON,
iuno1s-st Sheriff and Jaior ofD q.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1852

Premiums to the amount Of $4,000
are announced TO be awarded at what is
termed a " Worlds Horse Fair" to be
held at Chicago in September.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county June IA, 1862, negro man
~ who saws his name e GEORGE WssfiiNGfUN ;
says he belongs 10 vary Ann Yoargan, Of Warren
county Ky aged about ~ years weighs IT'S or 1870
lbs. feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small gohtee The owner ia requested TO
come forward, prove property and pay charges as
the law directs. }. M. HINTON,
iuuolB-8f Sheriff and Tailor Of n q
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CITY COUNCIL.

Board Of Aldormen-a. NJ Btien, President J. +.
Newman, @. a.. May Geld, G "A scovol, VIM Cheat
ham, J. Smith, NJ G L. Claiborne, and Jas, Robb.
Common Comoil-w P Jones, Presidents William
Roberts, T }. Yarbrough Vim. Driver VIM Stewart,
Louis IIough, W. Mullins, Jamos Turner, G. II. South
rata, A. }. Colo Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, }. b
Knowles, aud John Gready
STANDING coNnrrFrs or rms orY COUNCIL.
Tinanoe--Knowlcs, scovel aud Cole.
Water WorLs-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough Turner, southgatc Davis, Brien
Mayaeld, Cheatham and Claiborne
Whart-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Hospinl-Jones, Mayned and Sloan.
Sohools-Cheatham, Mayleld and Knowles
Fire Deyartmeni-Creudy, Driver and Newman.
Gos-Driyer, Chcatham and Davis.
Cemstsrg--smith, Stewart aud Newman.
AfarLet Houso-Roboris, stewart and Turner.
Slapes-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Polioe-Cheatham Brien and Anderson.
sY7ings--Hough, Claiborne and Bhen.
Worthouss-Choatham, Maynold and Knowles.
Improvements aud Eypcdihres-Coie, sooyol and
Cready.
Public Propgty-Brien, Cheatham and Turner.
Pest Hoalo--Nay field, Jones and Roberts.
Asy- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday
hsxt preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
each month, and tho Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each month
.u2 NIGHT POLICE,
Capiain--Johu Baugh
First Liclfei1ai-Wm, Yarbrough.
Second LisnioHanf-John IL Davis
Poliosnci-wm. jackson, John Cayendcr, Mich Ia
M nj. T,.
Mayo, John Enges J. W. Wright, John Pickett
Robert Scott, W. G. Fropeis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, aud Charles Huliu.
Rs- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
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DBArFEAGANCE or NmuLE.-Tho dis-
coycry a the disappearance Of one Or two
nebuln in Che heavens has excited che
hyeliest interest among astronomers 30
unlocked Tor a phenomenon fairly starties
the hardest understanding Objects
hitherto regarded AZ firm, enduring aud
fixed a. the pillars Of the universe, haye.
been found ,s unstable a. an auiumnhl
meteor. What great revolution In o.
tron0my is about here 10 be made no eae
can conjecture The awful mystery only
heightens on reflection, and vague, shad-
owy forobodings Of che "roiienneas Of
ne uillared ornament crowd upon Che
Imagination Bq.iu Conner
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Exchange and Banking Office,

THE uuders rned have opened an once al No co
i College street (Merchanu' Bank BuiIdugl q,
buy and sell Exchange, Gold ana Silver, lucurren
Rank Notes, and Government claims, COLLECTIONS b
this city promptly attended 10.
Nashville, june rs, ls62 -2a.
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NIGHT POLICE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

shorig--Jamcs NJ, Hinton. Dpuiies-Thomas Hob
son and J. X buchanan.
Rsgisier--Phineas Garrett
T,tstse-w Jasper Taylor.
C0rouer--N, H. Belohor,
Raugcr-Johu Corbtt.
Rcrome CoUscor--J. G. Briley.
Railroad Tar CoRecior-w u. Robertson.
Constable, for ne Naslrg7o Dhiriei-John D. Cover
and J. z. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
Judgc-Hun. James Whltworth
Clcrk-P. Lindsey Nichol
ca The Judsc's Court meets the hrst Monday In
each mon ia and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County, s hold the first Mon
day IN January, April, July md october.
CIRCUIT COURT
Judgo-Hon Nathaniel Baxter
Clork-nayid O. Love.
As- The Court meets the arst Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgs--Hon william H. Turner
Cl-rk-Charles e. Uggcns
~ The Court meets the arst Monday iu April, Au.
gust and December.
cHANoERY COURT
Cioncsllor-IIon samuel D. Trcrson,
Z ClaE and Masitr--I, +. Cleayes.
So The Court meets the arsI Monday in May and
November.
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DAuDsos COUNTY DlRrcroRY-C Continued
mI1rARY ouARrERs ANp oFF1CERg.

Poa-Hoadquarters on High street. Gen Dumont
commanding.
Dis'rcf-Ilcadquartor ON summer street. (Dr.
Ford's rcsidenoo) Capt Green, A. A.G.
PropoR Observation-Disclosures on Church street.
(Female Aoademy.) Col. stanley Matthews.
CAisf -4sss.ssss iirHiquurtors on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catron's rssidcncc)
Capt J D. Bingham
assistant Quariermosisr--C Chattanooga Dopot-oapt.
r. Stevenson.
dsFsiaHt Qaorfcrraasier 20 Vine street. near Mrs
Folks residence. Capt. r. NJ Lamb
AssaiaHf QaartaFaaiier-No 81, Market street.
Capt J. NJ. Hale
clts' Commissary -IIcadqumters, No. TO- Vine st.
Capt R. Macieely.
C0nmi,sary qT SuJsis,cuce--Broad street. Capt. s,
Little.
Aoiing C3nmssary Of Subsistaice-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Drocior-summer street. Or. Ford's old
resdeuco) Surgeon, r. swim.
Medical Prpeyor's QGcs--Churoh street, Masonic
Building j. r. PIRrIE, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puryoyor.
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CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH sNIrH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN C1IUMBLEY, MgrstaL

Deputy Marshnls--w u wilkinsen. A. {. Ticker
and James A. steele
CIerIa o. he Martet-JohnCh umbley, sr.qgoio, nrst
jos L. Ryan, second and John Reddick, Third.
Tar Atdssor--William Driver.
Rersnuo Collooior--A. b. shankland
Haier Tar Collecior--F o. Garrett
1feonug--R Henry.
Wharf Masier--Thomas Loake.
Superintendent " De W0riA0uso--J Q. Dodd.
Superintendent n ne Water Worls--James Wyatt.
chief Qf ne FTc Departmaii-John NJ scabury'
segtoa Of ne Ce,seieyv--T n Mcbride.
Street Ougsecr--J Il. stewart
ON Anoraey-john McPhail Smith;
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ARRryAI ANp pEPARTURE oF TRAMs

ARRIVAL AND DkPAhtUkh OF TRAINS
ioanvino Nashville RR Train leaves At 7tS, AN.
arr, AZ $50, pm.
Nashville Decatur RR Train leaves al 600, AN.
arr az 100, Pm.
Nash A Chattanooga 3,R. Train leaves AZ 1910, AN.
ara. "a aal, Pm.
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Comnnittad Id Iail

~ Davidson county, on the l2th Of June, 1859 a
~ negro man who says his name 10 DAVID, and
says be belongs O. Lucy Smith of Davidson county
penu. age about 20 years weighs lab nr $50 pnu a.
feet = inches high no marks color baCk The
owner Is requested 10 come forward prove pro
porty and pay charges as NE law dreois
IN HINTON,
iuneie-3t sheriff and laiiof OF n G.
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TO ICE CONSUMERS!
We are selling
Pure Lake Ice

Ar2 CTS PER LB. ~ SOUTHERN FUNDS 1 cent
per pound lees than the No Monopoly Depot r. t'ur
Depot y IN he Cli0nads Blildng, 90 Cherry street
June l1-u q. TT SMITH 90.
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COmmittad tn Iail

ar Davidson County, Tenn June i2 lsG2, a ne
~ gro man, Who says bis uamc il CHARLES and
belongs % kchd. hightower miles beyond Brent
wood, la williamson county Tonn, about "a wears Of
age weighs about l35 pounds B feet ~ inches
high scar CA back OF len hand. The owner Is re-
qaeaied 10 come forward, Piove Trupelty, and pay
charges, ~ the law directs
M HINTON
iunels-1t rs sheriff and Jailor Of b. C.
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Important army CbaDges--Gon. Pope
Assigned TO the Command OF Me-
Dowell's, HankS and FTemonps
DOwns