davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-12-06
Inc. 213,S93 1.3tS, ,4@
1lnf

By reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of
the latter left at tide-water this year, Compa ed
with the corresponding period Of last year, shows
gain Of 6S9, $50 brle. of flour.
The following comparative table shows the Quan-
tity Of rome Of the principal articles Of prodrce
left at tide-water from the opening Of navigation
to AMI; including the th OF Nor. IN the years tnd
, 1862-12-06
Salt in FhiIade1phta

Seeds In NeyV York.
A fair demand for Clover Seed at 1040l0Hc,
win sa,cs Of zoo bags. Other kinds are steady.
, 1862-12-06

SfcoNd R0ATd.-Stocks 1nsettled and lower.
Cleve; q Toledo es5 Mich; sonth- gt'd-- -8zA
Gal. g. Chi ..... SIX Michigan Central. sag
IL. Central surip... T631
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
U,S61, 81, cps ..1a44 q $50 Tres. ..104G043S
1(4k. Demand Notes. -.-..l71
Sterling exchange heavy ard lower at nominal
Gao1atioEs: 11sGtl445z for merchants and 1a5 for
En,kes's hills.
Gold lower and very much unsettled; opening
Al sss ard declining to s9s11, closing atcady at 31S
, 1862-12-06
Closing Of the New EoFK Canals.

093-F9414 {
LrTrLE FALLS, Dec. 3, 1864.
at meeting Of the Canal Commissioners, held
this dsy it was resolved that the navigation on tho
Canals IL this State be. and are hereby suspended
for the year eighteen hundred and eixsy-tWo, on
the 10Th inst.
, 1862-12-06
III a Il RE ED.
DIED.
HERRING'S SAFES In MICHI-

On Tueedsy morning, Dec I'd, FREDDIE g.. infaut
OF Mr- and MrsJ. A. Shields aged about months.
, 1862-12-06
Tide Water Rcceipts

The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and B srle7,
left at 11dewater during the 18th week in November
IL the years 1861 and 1857, was as feliows:
Flour, big. Wheat. hu. Corn, b1. Barley, bu
1E61.... 6Ga76 1,sSS, ,146 TS6796 i331GS
1889. 69s56 1,S24,T26 6Sb3G0 15G2t5
, 1862-12-06
1,6l9,7T1 b

Captain jenkins. of this city, awarded the fol
OWING contracts for government horses On Mou-
, 1862-12-06

w ANTED.-A good. reliable
~ ~ Earty to take the Agency loE Chicago tor
Clothes WSinger" the simplest and best eve7 msde,
sways ready Ior lsce collar Or bed aprc.d. With
springs 70 be Regulated No iron to rust the clothes
-no cog wheels. no com mplicatou. no anything but
and take 1t OF tee tuo-conpact and beaut!fn: We
want parties xho SIC energetic know how to push
We offer good INDUCEMENTS aud the best Wringer the
market has seen. We viii send sample machtle to
sny address, express psid, rectpt Of the retail
price, S. C.H WHEELER T. CO..
Sole Agents.
, 1862-12-06

By Telegraph New YORK, Dec. :, 1862.
Second RyHrd.-Stocks unsettled and lower.
, 1862-12-06

H ANTED-+Agelt elts to canvas fof
w the forthcoming History Of the Civil War In
AMs1:eA. II IoiiN s e ADEeIT; fauthor or the LIS
81 Cent'nsntsi M MEuEs2e, ae} hgsnss ynl ind rs
to g F GIsRs: Ias South Clark street. Chtca@o. M,
fost Office Box SOS, apis spS3aly
, 1862-12-06

INQUEST Coroner WAS called yester-
day to hold AZ inquest upon the body Of Mrs,
Bridget Conway, living on West Adams street,
between Halsted and Desplaines, who had
died suddenly in the morning. The deceased
was forty-nine years Of age. Upon inycstIga-
ton, the jury returned verdict o: death
from disease OF the heart.
, 1862-12-06
. o - =
Mt.1M

Inc. 2,ss6 23,137
Dec. 49, 51t, ,421 3O496 ...-
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
at tiGe-Eater from the commencement. Of nayiga-
years 1861 and 1861, we're as follows;
F7enr, bls. Wheat. hn. Corn, bu. Barley bu
1861. 114.s34 5s,4l9,c6O 27,.5;,2a1 s0s6, ,115
1s62- .169S, 721 3l,l26,4 ,4s6 2l.s31,470 1869 619
, 1862-12-06

TuANKsG1y1xa II TIE SSTu LL1SoIs.-A
correspondent gives us glowing account OF
the Thanksgiving d1uuer to which the officers
of the SSth Illinois, now ut Nashville, were
invited by Col Sherman. They all had cap-
itsl time it. Want Of space forces rs reluc-
tauflY to omit particulars.
, 1862-12-06

Total ...., 53is4 1345 7s19 ISL 2a1g7 $3.50
snsra1ENrs E1 LAE5. Lice TwEKTT-FoUa deuks.
tless F:ss:aa. :;psa s!a.s :;Ss Ha-
, 1862-12-06

NARROW EscApE.-CoDsiderable exhite-
ment was caused yesterday near the Central
Depot By little boys falling into tho lake.
Several lads ware playing on the ice near the
breakwater, and it being very thin, it broke
and submerged one OF tie boys in the water
Had it rot been for the timely assistance of
some persons Who were near at the time Of
drowned
, 1862-12-06

WASHINGTON SEATING PARK.-There will
be meeting Of the shareholders and the
skating rublic at the Park building On next
Saturday evening, to examine the premises
and hear the report OF the Committee Oh E1-
penditures-- The improvements are all com
pleted, aud the water vii be let in early next
week,
, 1862-12-06

Stock of Coffee In New York,
The stock Of usfce in New York Dec 1st. com.
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THURSDAY MORNING AUG. Il, 1852
70 f + l C l A l. i
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pissed 1t hs Second Session Of The Td6ty seventh
COng'Ss.

iPUBLIC-NO. %.
AN ACT making additional appropIia-
tions for the support of the amy for
the year ending thirtieth of June, cigh-
teen hundred and sixty-two.
BE IL e,lactei6y the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofde UHitsd States Of liner
ica IN Congress assembled, That the fol-
lowing sums be and the same are hereby
appropriated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the service of the year ending thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
two
For pay of two and three years vol
unteers, fifty million dollars.
For payment to discharged soldiers
for clothing not drawn, fifty thousand
dollars.
For subsistence in kind for two and
three years volunteers, twenty-siX mil
lion six hundred and sixty eight thou
sand nine hundred and two dollars.
For transportation of the army and its
supplies, fourteen million eight hundred
and eighty-onc thousand dollars,
For the purchase of cavalry and ar
and sixty-one thousand and forty dol
lars.
For clothing, camp and garrison equip
age, twelve million one hundred and sew
enty-thrce thousand five hundred and
forty-siX dollars and seventy
cents.
For regular supplies, incidental eXpcn-
ses, transportation, barracks and quar-
ters, clothing, camp and garrison equip
age, keeping, Transporting, and supplying
prisoners, and other supplies and seryi-
ces of the Quartermastcr's department TO
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and six
ty-two, and TO be divided among the said
several heads Of appropriation herein
named, as the exigencies OF the service
may require, seyenty-six millions five
hundred thousand dollars,
For the armament Of Notifications,
eight hundred and thirty-iour thousand
dollars.
For the current expenses of the ord
nance service, two hundred thousand
dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores and
| supplies, including horse equipments for
all the mounted troops, one million nine
hundred and twenty four thousand dol
lars
For purchase of arms for volunteers
and regulars, aud ordnance, and ord
nance stores, seven millions five hundred
thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital depart
ment, one million dollars.
For amount required TO refund 20 the
States expenses incurred on account OI
volunteers called into the field, fifteen
million dollars
Approved, FEBRUARY %, 1862,
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Approved, March 10, 1862,


PUBLIC-No. Ill
AN ACT authorizing an increase Of the
clerical force in the War aud Navy
Departments.
he IL enacted Jy Ge Senate and House NJ
Representatives. QfH URHsd States N amer
iod ia Congress assembled, That, IN addition
10 the clerical and other force nov au-
thorized by law in the War Department
aud its bureaus, the Secretary OF War Is
hereby authorized 70 appoint as follows
In the Office Of the Secretary Of War, -four
clerks Of class one In the Office Of the
Adiutant General, eighteen clerks Of class
one, and two messengers in the Office of
the Quartermaster General, ten clerks Of
class one, aud one messenger; Ia the
Office Of the Surgeon General, two CLERKS
Of class one, and one laborer in the Of
fee Of the Paymsster General, eight
clerks OF class one, aud one messenger
in The Office Of the Chief Of Engineers.
one clerk of class one in the Office Of the
Chief Of Ordnance, three clerks Of class
one Ia the Office Of the COmmissary
General, three clerks Of class one, and
one labOrer. And the Adjutant General
is authorized 10 employ in his Office any
number not exceeding ten, Of non c0m.
missioned officers 10 be selected by him
from the army In addition 10 his present
clerical force.
Sec. 2. Ind BE- 1t further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Navy be authorized
to employ four additional clerks OF class
one for that Department.
Approved, January q, 1862.
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TPuBLIc-No. 3O1

AN ACT 10 authorize the issuse Of Uui-
ted States notes and for the redemp-
ton or funding thereof, and for fund
ing the floating debt of the United
States.
BE qiactei By he Stuate dad House oi Rp-
yssstaiiues II The United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized 10
ISSUE on the credit OF the United States,
one hundred and lfty millions Of dollars
Of the United States notes, not bearing
interest, payable 90 bearer, at the Treasu-
ny Of the United States, and Of such de-
nomination as be may deem expedient,
not less than hve dollars each Pr0udea
howeger, That fifty millions of said notes
shall be 10 lieu of the demand Treasury
notes authorized 10 be issued by the sci
OF July seventeen, eighteen hundred and
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rprnLIc-No. laI

Az Acr TO provide for the appointment
of suffers In the volunteer service, and
TO define their duties.
be IL ta5acie} By the Senate and Houe eof Rep-
resentatiUss of he United States of Amcr1ca
IN Co1lgyess assembled, That the inspec or
generals of the army shall constitute
board of officers, whose duty it shall be-
to prepare, Immediately afer the passage
Of this act, a list or schedule Of the ill-
lowing articles which may be sold by sut-
lcrs TO the officers and soldiers Of the
volunteer service TO wit: Apples, dried
apes, orang, S, figs, lemons, butter
cheese, milk, sirup molasses, raisins,
candles, crackers, wallets, broOms, COM
lort.rs, boots, pocket looking glasses,
pins, gloves, leather fin washbasins,
shirt battons, horn and brass buttons,
newspaper, books, tobacco, cigars, pipes,
matches, blacking, blackiug brushes,
clothes brushes tooth brushes, hair,
brushes, coarse and fine combs, emery,
crocus, pocket handkorchiels, stationery
armvr oil, sweet OIL rotten stone, razor
strops, razors, shaving soap, soap, sus-
peudcrs, scissors, shOesirings, needles,
thread, knives, pencils, and Bristol brick.
Said list or schedule shall be -uiject
from time 10 Time, 10 such revision aud
change as, in the Judgment Of the sa d
board, the good Of the service may re-
quise Pr0Uiloi, airays, That no intoxi-
eating liquors shall az any time be con-
iained therein, or the sale OF such liquors
be In any way authorized by said board.
/ A copy 8, said list or schedule, and Of
any subsequent change therein, together
with a copy of this act, shall be, without
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPRNNARY.

TINiIE attention Of oitzeus ulrangTs aud others VIZ.
Il iung Nashvuie, reQpTing medidal aid, n respoct-
Mlly calod 90 this 0dce, No n Deadorcg stree,
ond nO1r, between Chorry aud the square
Dr, UulEaAs 10 an Old practitioner Of medicine; BIS
LWost unlimited expsrieuoe aud hatiering sueccss
Or many years past, 10 the treatneni oi riuvArs Dn
uAsls, has nduocd hin devote his undiv vded aten,
ton " an diseases uf thts nature hAny cases Of
The most invetetAte character have promptly yielded
~ bis improved mvthodw treatment
Primary Secondary leTtary and Hereditary syph.
ha, 0onOrrhcna Cheat aud all disrasoF ui the gonnA
and urinary organs, meet With uu resistance 70 bic
vynudics.
ivtnale rrrgularuvs aud functional isderange
meutH ut the Womb. aud the daOtse arising iron
6vstaiiuu aud tl managed partuntion,
kvvy case of RsiuCiblr Rupture, and Of Piles 80 a
fTolsIaus of the Ructum, and most oases OF Fstula
can be cared by proCvss nearly painless. II euhcT
oi doe lattcr oasus be- uu1rftaken By Dr. COiemah. a
cure ,s tantrtlhy adrraHisd careful eKhnuna led
aWays patsoue tht uHCUsaarY nuCatnus 0i EiAlCsf
fdlurtby bio improved method OF Operating
roruoug OF either sppiyiu ga Icrsou by letter
titaihiug uisol su che hrtt symptoms ct any acute
8peuaO disasso, oau hs CURED 10 muat Uases by the
aburtpyy method, 90 lorty eight hours.
Sfrrt cluddtnca, pTuinpa atteuuAu. aud mudoTatr
Charge will govern him with bis psirous,
~ No mercury used 90 the ueatnrni OF prisraa
disalsss be boisves (iu most casrs) prHiuoss o
sofsa dsea.o thuu that q 10 Fiven tu cure
uihcs bours trob orlt ~ NE moruius tul ume IN
tas evening ~ ~ 'es-I
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T.
AN ACT to provide for the appointment
of clerks in the office Of the Assistant
Treasurer at Boston, 10 FIX their salaries,
and provide for tho absence of the As-
sistant Treasurer, and for other pur-
poses.
BE u ellaciei Jy Uie Senate anil House of
Representatives Of he United States Of Ap,er-
ica IN Compress assembled, That from and
after the Iirst day Of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty.two, in lieu Of the
clerks heretofore authorized and pro-
vided, The Assistant Treasurer at Boston
be, and he is hereby authorized to APP
point, with the appreciation Of the Sec.
retary of the Treasury, one chief clerk
at a salary Of fifteen hundred dollars per
annum, one disbursing clerk at salary
Of fifteen hundred dollars per an
mum, and one other clerk at a salary
of twelve hundred dollars per annum,
and one messenger at a salary Of seven
hundred dollars per annum; and the COM
pcnsation for such clerks for the current
and next fiscal year be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise apprO-
priated
Sec, =. Ind b. Il further enacted, That
in case Of the sickness or unavoidable
absence of the Assistant Treasurer, he
may, in his discretion, authorize the chief
clerk to act in his place, and 10 discharge
all the duties required by law Of the As.
sistant Treasurer
Approved, March 10, 1862.
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NO lO7

nor shall the regimental quariermasters
allow the use OF army wagons for sui b
lers purposes nor shall the quartermas
ters' conveyances be used for the trans.
portation ofeutlers' supplies.
Bee. Z. Aid bs Il fufley caactai, That
any sutler who shall violate any OF the
provisions of this act shall, by the col.
onel, with consent of the council OF ad o.
ministration, be dismissed from the scr
vice, aud he ineligible to a reappolnt
ment as eutier in the service Of the
United States
Approved, March 10, 1862.
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l. O. O. F.
JouS n. HIM. Grand Secretary, shond be addressed
at NIskuale, Team,

JuuN A. lhhis hfaud sepIt'Hyt aholN nc hA"I'eaeu
At NdsLuale, TsaH,
Tennessee Lodge No, Meets every Tuesday Eyen.
ing, at their Hall, the corner OF Union aud Sum
mer streets The olloers for the present torn, are
o. & Irsusur. n G.; J. L, Nlls ys.; ). L. woasey,
secretary l. X, Spain, Treosper
Trub.s Lodge, No, lo--Meets at tbs sams place
every Monday Eveniug. The officers are r. A,
Camphen. N.G., nonry Apple, v a; J, l. Park,
secretary r. ,. nrovu, Treasurer.
Saaay LolgS No 9o-Neels at rhsIr Hall, on South
cherry street gyory Ediay tvenlng The officers
arr o. C. Covert, ia. Frank Harman, V,G,i James
WYATT secretary VIZ Nano,l Treasurer
A,raa Loigs, No lOo, tirrmau) )--.Moots at the
HALT. oor, or OF Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Ey,ulag. The officers aro Charles Rich,
Ne; p Frlcdma', We - Btcrich, secretary
0co seferle Treasurer.
RiIgay Eaoasp,a5st No l--Mectsbt The above Han
on she 0rst aud third Wednesdays OF rs,h month.
Tue uihcers are:J H. Mills, CP.; r. n. Mcbride, ?, ,;
a. y FULLER s,w.; Peter Harris, Jr.. Jw., Johu g.
hiis, scribe n. n. Gutter, Treasurer
Ulhs Bread EcReipgaatht, Na. t--N,ets AZ tho
above Hal 90 ,he ssoond aud fourth Wednesday
siehts Of each mouth, rbe ou'cera are Jas. T Bell
CP., Henry Apple, H.r'i L. Noksr Sw.; b. Fried'
man, Lw., Cbaros Etr'bcr, scribe; n ward,
Treasurer
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lPrnLIcNn. lnl

AN ACT authorizing the detail Of naval
officers for the seryice.of the War De.
parimonL
BE q emoiei by he S,gate and Hl,ps n
Representatives ofhe Eated Sates n 4mrg-
ioa ia Congress assembled, That the Presi-
dent oithe Uni.ed States g and he is here
by authorized 10 temporarily detail three
competent naval officers for the service Of
ihe War Department IN the inspection VI
transport vessels, and for such other SER
vices as may be designated by lhe Secre-
tarY Of War.
Approved, February ~ lsG2
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LPunLIo REsoLurloN-No. 22.l |

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoS-N0. 22.
4 RESOLUTION expressive OF the thanks OF
Congress TO Captain A. II. Foote, OF the
United State navy, and 10 the officers
and men under his command in the
western liotilla.
BE 10 enacted By he Senate and House Of
approximation Of the United States Of timer
ict IN Congress assembled, That the thanks
of Congress and OF the Ame rican people
are due, and are hereby rendered, to
Captain A. II. Foote, of the United States
navy, aud TO the officers and men of the
western llotilla under his command, for
the great gallantry exhibited by them in
the attacks upon Forts Henry and Donald
son, for their efficiency for Openening
the Tennessee, Cumberland, and Missis-
sippi rivers TO the pursuits Of lawful
commerce, and for their unwavering de-
votion to the cause Of the country in the
midst of the greatest difficulties aud dan
gers.
Approved, March 10, 1862
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trss uSr os tass 70 CONSTITUTE squAss)
TO ADVHRTISEI25 i'm DETAII


Adyertscm 'nls occupying any .,cial position n-
side 20 per cont additional spvcLl POI itiou ,utsiue,
10 per cent.
So Advertisements inserted IN the IOcnl tulunin
charged At the rate Of twenty cents per ne
Changes may be made per iodically when agreed
upon; but every such change VIII involve ezra eN-
pense, TO be paid for by the advertiser.
bS Adrertiscrs eroeediaJ s space contracted for ,ci
Be charged foy he eycess.
Ma riage aud Funeral Notices,
When exceeding FIVE lines, viii he charged at The
usual advertising rates
Announcements OF Candidates.
soH STATE OtlCEhs' 80, .,..... SO 90
. NoUNf' .''''''''.'...''..... ....... 10
tln " ...... zee. ... ............. 3 o.
Cash required in advance for all advertisements
unless by special agreement
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which We bind our elves strictly to
adhere.
wM. CAMERON, fr the UDjpa.
JOHN WALLACE rfor the Djpairl
NAsnuIrE, Tenn, July y, 1862.
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COUNTY oFFioERs. AL

.4.4A COUNTY oFFloERs. "a
Slsrlg-James ". Hlntou. D-,riles--lhomss Hob.
son and J. K. Buchanan.
Regisier-Phiness Garrett
TrWsiee-w. Jasper Taylor.
CorOHa-N II Beiche-.
Raager-Jshn Corbtt
Revenue Collector--J. G. 'Brlley,
Railroad Tar Collector-W. u. Robertson.
Co,sublcs for no Naslrale D.aia--Iohu D. Cover
and j. 3 Newman ....
COUNTY COURT. .
Jr,lgs--Hon. James wblwlrth.
clerk Iindsey Nehol,
RS- The Judges Court meets the first Monday 10
o.. each mouth a ihe Quartorly Court couposrd Of
lths Aaestrs,cs OF the County Is held the trst Sion.
day IN January, April, july aud October
CIRCUIT COURT,
Judgs-IIon, Nathaniel Baxter.
CIerk-David c. Love.
ss-The cour, meets the MT Monday'ln March
aif Sethcmher -.
CRIMINAL COURT
= rJadgs-IIon william Turner. Il
O s. Clesk-Charlss e. Hggons
S-Tho Court meets the ar,t Mood,y Ia Apru Au.
gust and recember .. ....'..
cHANoERY COURT.
lg,aHcsllor-Hon. samuel d Erersou.
Clsrk aHd Maser--J g., Glsayes
- The Court meets the 6st Monday ln May and
November.
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March 10, 1862.

PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. II.
A RESOLUTION TO authorize the Secretary
OF War to accept moneys appropriated
by any State for the payment of its
volunteers, and to apply the came as
directed by such State.
RESOLVED By tie Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, That il
any State during the present rebellion
shall make any appropriation 10 pay the
volunteers OF that State, the Secretary OF
War is hereby authorized TO accept the
same, and cause it TO be applied by the
paymaster general TO the payments de-
signated 20 the legislative acts making the
appropriation in the same manner as if
appropriated by act of Congress- and
also to make any regulations that may
be necessary for the disbursement and
proper application Of such funds 20 the
specific purpose for which they may be
appropriated by the several States.
Approved, March 10, 1862
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ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY

P,rso6s wlshug to scud Freight aud Packages BY
the Mornng Trains d tba touls'illE AM NASH
nur. and NAu,lLlu ASp prcArva RAILROADS,
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CITY COUNCIL,

Board Of Atiermen--N. N. Brien, Pr sdent j. Z.
tfJeSmah. o. A. j. MayGold, lIG Hoovel wm 5. Cheat
han - q smith, NJ O Z, Claiborne, and Jas Robb
Common Councii--W. =. Jones, Pres idsGti William
Roberts I. J. YRrbrough VIA. Driver, WIN. stewart,
Louis Housh v. Mullins, James Turner G. NJ South
gate, A. }. CIlo Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. b.
Knowlrs, a John Jready.
,Aymsa ooaarrkt- or raE on, covSo'L.
g Finance Knowles scOyel ndC,le. -.-
Waisr WorLs-Auderson, Smith and Caiborue
Streets -Yarbrough, Turner, ,Southgate Davis, Bri-n'
Mayaeld Chsatbsm aud Claiborne
UbarC--Nswmau, Stewat aud Turner.
Ho.phri-JoLcs, ANy6old and sloan.
Sohools-Cheatban, Nayheld and Knowles,
. z. I3sr Department -Crcady Driyer and Newman.
Gas-urivor, Chraiham and Davis.
Cepsiery-smth Stewart and Newman.
Markei Hops,-- Roberts, Siessrt and Turner
Slares-Hough Cmiborhe and Davis. %
Polios-Cheathaul, Brien and Anderson
Rprings-HOugh, Claiborne and Drep.
WoTthoase~-chsathann, Mayfeld and Knovlrs.. q.
Improvements and Expenditures Cole, Soovrl and
tready.
.pablo Pcop@B--Brien, Chsathhm and Turner.
Pet Houss-May yield, Jones and Roberts.
So The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday
noat preceding the second and fourth mursduys IN
' each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each m nth.
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MioAr POLICE

Cdptais-JOhh Baugh.
Iirs Lieiaeaaat--Wm. Yarbrough
Second Lisuteaaat-.Iohn u Davis.
TOliccHen-Wni, jackson, John Cayonder, Mich ba'
Wis, joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottreli William
Mayo, John Enges, J. W. Wright, Johu Puckett,
Robert SCOTT ". Q. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles Hu'tL
aSr The Police Court II opened every morning at
uine O'Clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-14

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayer 9. Co
WILLIAM sHANE, Recorde,.
.. JOHN CHUMBIEy, Au7shai, -
Deputy Marshais-w. II. Wilkinson, A. G Tucker,
and Jamoa A. steele . uHH as .aa.
Clerks efhs Aarkst--John Clgmbley, eF-oGciO, arst;
jos L. Ryan, second ana john Reddict ihird
Tar Aasss,br--wilam Driver
Ressnas Couooor--A. 3. Shapkand
Ratey Tar Colsctor-F d GaTrott
Ireasarer-R BeuTy.
Rkarf Masier--Thlwas Leake
sgpe,iate,dent Of Ge WorkEop'e--J. Q Dodd.
superintendent Of he Wasr Worls--Jamcs Wyatt
chief Of hs Fhe DepdHmcif--Iohh 81 Seabury.
S,tion Of TIE oemeerg-T, " Mcbride.
Street Oyerseer--I L. Stewart
ON AsOrs-y-john Mrfhaii Smith.