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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
THE CAPTURE OF CHATTANOOGA.
GEN. NECLEY's OFFICIAL REPORT.

fIITfl
To Coz AspHkv Jonssosi
Our expedition into Eat Tennessee has proved
successful We returning with eighty prisoners ncud
number OF prominent officers also captured drove Of
cattle ana se quantity Of hors- intended Tor the Rebel
Nmv III. defeat Of Den Adam.- Rebel forces in sweden
Cove much complete than reported lie scapcd
without sword, hat or horse.
We seuced snsmys batteries At Chattanooga on tho
evening Of th. 9Th AFTER fierce cAnnopAdn, Of three hog
opened the 9Th at and continu sd siI hours
the tow aud rs ps driving tho enemy and forcing
him TO abandon h works and evacuse the city They burnt
.y.rs railroad bridges to prevent puru The Unisn people
IN Past Tennessee Wild with Joy. They meet along the
road by hundreds shall s.nd nrber Of Their principal
per,scutors ffom Sequsichie Valley Yours very truly,
JAMES \. MEDLEY BrgadioT- enersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHINA.

The Royal Mail screw steamer China, Capt. An.
derson, which left Liverpool at about D. M of the
9Th. and Queenstown on the 9Th, arrived here this
morning with the mails and passengers to f. Cunard.
Below we give 50 much Of her news a. was not
telegraphed from Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
ITALY.
A Turin telegram of the 9TH says:

a lurln telegram OF the Jth says;
the formation Of SIX new bngades oil infantry
has been resolved or Austria continues TO dispatch
troops from the TyIv into V.netia The report that
the Austrian army was being reduced Is uniouhded.
Some furlouehs only have been granted. A great
mi itary force has teen concentrated IN Nenetia.
Macy studepts have been expelled from the univeI-
ssy Of Padua."
The Italian Finance Minister had reported de-
felt, but announced thai he had hopes OF providing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
INDIA.

The Bombay nail of May II had reached England,
and the American portion il received per China.
The news has been anticipated
BoygAY. Nav al is stated that the failure Of
the opium crop will cause no loss 10 the Indian
revenue.
NJ LANG has eft for England.
81 tins' active. Mule Twist in good demand. Cotton
dull 5oppe. nothing doing Opi an I.605 rs.
Fxenan-e on London -. Government Securities -Four
h Gents q; Elves loo Fyesa"d'ta ll3 a.
CA.currA May 23-tBy telegraph from Bombayl-shirt-
ing. hru Twist improving Copper declining.
IN. INDIGO crop progressing flyoraby. go
F-chaugs OF ondoi . Government Securities -Four
A. Cents -; Five 1885, Fyesend Half liz. freiShts W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

LrsBos, June 4.-Yerterdsy about 600 pessons
from the Villages Of Mouzou and Villaduras revolted,
and raised cries of "Long live the King" MAY
religion prosper" Down with the taxesr
a telegram froE Portugal states that troops have
been sent to repress the disturbances in the villages
Of the north.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
UESSE, CASSEL,

CAssEL, June 6.-The Kasseler Zeitang OF GO
day Gays: "The Elector taxing into serious consid'
Grafton the reconstruction of the Ministry, has or
dered MaIor-General Lossberg to form new Cabi-
net. The Municipal Council of Cassel has unani-
mousy voted NJ. Oetker lore Of the leaders of the
Liberal partyl the freedom of that city,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
PRUSSIA.

The discussion on the Address to the King had
commenced in the Chambers. The Minister Of
Finance argued against the necessity Of auy address
at all, but this was decided against him by an I'M
mense majority.
NJ. DE Kucken had proposed an address which con.
tanned the following significant passage: I'VE pro-
foundly regret that your Majesty Ministers have
given expression to acusations ana lent come coan-
enance 10 the supporion that the class Of Prussan
unctonares well tried in their loyalty, could forget
the oath taken by your Maesy.'
1t was reported at BerlIu that the King would not
receive this address if il should be adopted
In the Chamber of Deputies Yesterday TIE address
proposed by the Commission, with certain modIn-
cations, was agreed TO by PIG az 4inst 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent OF The London Express
states that France and Russia refuse to allo the
Sultan TO pay, in the name OF the Christians OF Tur-
kew part OF the expense OF the restoration of the
cupola OF the Holy Sepulcnre. They also reject the
proposal that Austria, Spain, Bavaria, Italy, and
other Catholic States, should be allowed 10 con.
tribute and insst their right to preserve the holy
places.
The Bourse on the 9th WAS quiet, but firm.
Rentes, 7O.iO.
PARIS, June7, 3 20 p. m.--The Bourse has been
dull. Renles closed at 6Si.S0c. ex coupon, or 10
centimes lower than yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

LrRUT.-CoL. THoRoUr. q typographical blum
der, the name of Lieut-Col. Thorout, Of the New
York 18Th Regiment honorably mentioned by Gen.
Peck in bis report OF tho baltic Of Fair Oaks, was
rendered Lieut.. Col. Thomss
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SPAIN.
PORTUGAL.

Eighteen ships.of-war were assembled at Alicante
it was believed for polti al purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

for it by the sales Of public property, 20 40 10 avoid
any resort TO further loans this year.
French troops bad seized two wagons laden wIsn
arms for Albano, which were being escorted oy
Pontifcal gendarmes.
NAPLES, June Am attempt to negotiate clam
destine Bourbon loan has been discovered. ING
principal agent has been discovered. Ont OF oOV
bonds of 100f EACH 800 had been sold. The author
tiles have seized the money aud the correspondence
relating TO the loan.
TURIN June 3-Garibaldi left here this morning
for Begirate. The italian mission TO Persia has ar
rived Vt Tifis.
AUSTRIA.
The Finance Commission of the Austrian Reiche-
rath adopted in its sitting of the 3lst Of May, the
war budget for 1862, amounting to lS,3OO,0oO
forius, stpulsting that the budget of the army in
time Of peace shall he arranged in such manner Ia
iuure that the regular expenses will not exceed
y2,OOO 900 forms. The Commission at the same
time formally expressed earnest desire to zee the
Government "arrive as as possible, by means
OF diplomacy, at q defnitive settlement Of Italian
affairs, in order that it may not DO necessary to con-
centrate any longer numerous army in the Lom-
bardo-v Venetian Kingdom and on its frontiers"
The Opinion Notioaaie complains that the Aus.
TRAN Government is preparing for Venetia second
list OF emgrants whore property will be seized,
should the persons accused of absence not return and
place themselves under the rule Of the Emperor
Francis Joseph. The Imperial decree Of April l. Of
the present year, contained 33f names OF persons
whose property was sequestrated in virtue Of the
Sovereign order of March, a. 1882.
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NEWS FROM W.0RLEANS
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.

EXECUTION FOR TREASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

hfLO UritdHf
SIN: sn Instructed BY The President Of the Confederate
States win under Tag OF Truce, ana 10
that ho has bcen Informed that W. Van benhuy'rh
citizen of New Orleans has been placed Ia by YOU
orders charged with assisting IS Van Benlhnysen TO escape
Ion that cy and ao with uhold the Confederate GOV
and that have further ordered that II the sad
T. Van B-n,huysen (who IL charged with desertion nom
the United ervcel be not oupd and delivered up "
Van BenthuYsn shall in his atead suffer deahthe penalty
Of dsssrtiOn ,...,
The Pfesden therefore directs me to notify you that
the cs - stated lie shall RICHLY apply the Ter f1'
oai-unctine The perbiy even to death upon GU,
OF the UIitod states may be inflicted upon te s'u
". Van bentAuysen.
take the occasion add hs u the time Of the reported
de- uion Of san BenthuSs and h two confsde mbde
ul investigation ss.hed Dysof that they ~ere 0nSen
ashore y TIE who'd and tide irvounsy end they were &c
cordinpy held pnsones Of until the evacuation o.
New. Oreans go ,, a.,
They stated The time that they did not with to be regarded
OeserteT,. uut leaned ON Van benth1ysen 'ubse
quenty thai being reported geseitef ana eaful ui IL
would be held co such, he concluded To escape
TINS letter Will be- transmitted through Lieut'Co ogdep
VI NY stat. Ioer pbsdtrnt servant
NJ LOWELL, MAJOR Gen. Commanding
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The enemy's loss was very severs
stated IN our frat accounts. DR. II. b.
bradford states ours at - killed and 3
wounded. Several Of our men ver.
Killed after tho surrender VIM. Stos.
was Deliberately murdered after hn hsd
surrendered, for killing Can't MORGAN
nephew to the rednubtablo guerrilla Gan
John Morgan. Dr.. n. states that The rsb.
es fought iuriously, but that the men af
Augusta displayed equal hcroism. The
women OF the place were in the bois,
loading muskcis fer tho Union men wbils
the light was going on, displaying splss.
Tho rebel force was $50 strong. con.
sisiing Of dismouuted cavalry ana an
artillery company They took l94 pris.
oaeIs nom Augusta, and Biaoken conetf
to Lexington, where they paroled a
They refused to parole any OF The Uome
Guards. They spoke with the greatest
contempt Of the eunboats, saving atbey
might do TO carry fodder for geese. bdt
they were not tit 10 fight Southern sol.
siers with"
DIR Bradford also states that as soon
N F''iiu "l iA3ggthspoft RIPLEY
Maysyille aud Flomingsbnrg heard ot
the attack, they assembled in great num-
bers, with rihos, and started TO relieve
Augusta, but the rebels had doparted TOO
soon for them. A force OF about 300
cavalry and 400 infantry wore Organized
by Col Wilson, Col. Wadsworth. aud
Col. Marshall, who pursued the enemy
overtaking tbom at Brookville. where ihcy
killed twelve, wounded others. and took
one prisoner, losing but one man, the
robels lying ia great confusion.
Tho rebels being mounted, and their
wounded all in good WAGONS orcarriaees
which had been taken from Augusta.
were enabled 10 mako their retreat with.
out further loss. Every wheeled rehi-
Gle IN Augusta was carried Of with son,e
6uor 20 head Of horses. Dr. l.. i. Brad.
ford had been posted in another part of
she town, aud when the surrender took
place ho eluded the enemy. During ihe
meleo a shell struck the building IN which
be was posted, aud he was wounded
slightly in five places by fragments OF
shell.
Capt, Reagan reformed 10 the vicinity
OF Augusta before ihe enemy left but be
did not deem ii prudant tl ausef force
five timos as grrai y re ~~~
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPnNNARl.

NHE attention Of citizens strangers and others vie
j tng Nashville, requiring mrtlidn aid, q respect
fully called 10 this ofSce, No q Deaderos street. SEQ
ond hOOr, between Cherry and the square.
Dr. OuLEHAE H. an odd traCuiionCr OF medicine; be
almost unlimited experience and Haiterng sueCost
for many years past, in tbe treatment Of PyATE DIs
sAsE4 has induced him 10 devote bh undivided atten.
ton 70 all diseases nl this nttuTe. Many cases OF
the most nveteratc character have promptly yieaei
10 hR improved method o troatnant.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary ana Hereditary Sypb.
Ills, ConorThCea, Gleai ami an diseases Of e genia
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 his
vemdles.
a female irregularities ana functional lsderaUge
meuts Of the Womb aud The dsChsc arising from
GCstation and lll mauRed parturtiou,
Every case Of ReduChle Rupture, and OF Plies ,aud
PTolapEus Of the Reotum, and most cases Of Fstnlg
he cnred by process nearly painless II other
Of the latter cases Is undertaken by Dr. Coleman,
cure IA inrdriabu ita,Tdnts3 az carefn examnaiied
aWays nafsents The necessary indaaion Of success
fdilars by his improved method OF operating
porsous o oihcreay anplylng In perrou on By eitri
describing oaso) thc Rfsi syrnplorna OF sdy arutr
specific disease be cufod 10 most cases, hy Ne
abortigc method, IN forty e'ght hourF.
Strict coincidence, prQmP attention, an wesiefAt
charges, will govern him With bis patrons.
a.. No mercury ascd ln the troatment Of usileTea
dissasss as Ia believes On most cases. produces
worse disease than that q IS given to cure.
OGlce hours from eight IN TO" rHo-niOg CIV ulhe -
he evening, AN -, o4-N
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RV the president OG lhe United
states,


WAsHINGToY, Sept %, 1862.
!, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States Of America, and Comman-
dcr.in.chief Of the Army and Navy
thereof do hereby proclaim aud 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 or may be suspended or disturbed; that
il is my purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress to again recommend ihe
adoption Of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid TO the free acceptance
or rejection Of all the slave States, 90
called, the people whereof may not then
be in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have yolun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may vOlun'
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradus
abolishment Of slsvery within re,
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Justices Court.

HANNAH CAtIAHAR, PrnD In a suit before G. M.
fS. Southmtn, Justice ui
G. D. EmIo7T, pcft. ihe Popco oI paudson
County, Tennessee.
Tho plnlnun, Hannah Callahan, 10 this action hav-
ing obtained an Attachment against the defendant,
a IL. Elliott and issued Go Constable Of said Coun-
ty, and returned 10y him, levied on property belong
i11 to the doirndant; and on motion of pinntn, q
aUpaarinr TO the satisfaction of snll Justice, that thC
attendant h non resident OF the STATE OF Tennessee
IL is ordered that publication bo mnto for four sue.
rssslve wceks in newspaper publ she'd in he city o
Nashville called the " Unlou,' waruiug the defend
mi to appear before said Justice thc llih day OF
Octobar ls62, ana plead, au5Wfr, ol demw O. al'1
sti1rhucut otherwise hc cause VA Doc sct or hear
'''- q. NJ. gOUTHGATE, y r
sept On, lsf'-iiN. pJs ice, Fa.oo
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you for thisl Oh. dreamed not that YOU
had such hoatsp'
For long time the old man gaaed on
his boys in silence, while the tears OF
love and gratitude rolled down his cheeks,
and his whole face was lighted up with
the most joyous, holy pride.
Long before daylight Philip mounted
his horse and started for the nearest set
tlement and carly in tho day the officers
had tho two wounded men in charge,
while tho body Of the third was removed.
They were recognized by the oilioors as
criminals Of notoriety; but this was
their last adventure for the justice they
had 40 long outraged fell upon thCm and
stopped them in their career
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JoHV j. uinr, Grand Secretary, ehould W. a'or''s'"
AZ Aasiuiie, 11'a.
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Moets every TUESDAY ENen'
ing, At their Hall, on the corner Of uaion and sum
mer Streets The oncers for the preseOt term, are'
O. s Icsueur, N g.; }. u, Nils, Y.cs y. D., WooA'eyI
secretary l.. X Spain, Treasurer.
7Sabus Lod5s, No lo-Noeis at ,ho same place
every Monday Evening The onlc'rs ero' y. A
Campbell, N,G.i Henry Apple, N.G.' j. l. tsrk'
secretary n. 4. Brown, Treasuror
Sniey Lodqs, 40. oo-Aloois AZ thcir Hall, on south
Chcriy street, every Friday hveuing. Tho onlorra
sls. o c. Covert, E.G., rranl Haruan, N.c.' la'nss
Wyatt, secretary vs.. N. Mallory, Treasurer
Auyora Lodge, No los, Germany Meets at sho
u.n, coraor of Unioa aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The ofloers are Charles Rirh,
NG5P Friodma1, V.G,; --- mttcrl'oh, Secretary
Goo Sederle, Treasurer
RiAgely Enoampaent No. l--Moots at the above Hall
90 Tue 0rst aud third Wednesday, Of each month
The officers are, J, e. Mnls, cr.; ~ n, Mcbride, u.P
a. r. Fuller, sW.; petor Harris, lr, JW John II
hide, scribe r. r. Gutter Treasurer
Olirs BTausA EsHcompmeHi, No A-N'ais ~ ih'
above Hal on tho second and fourth Wednesday
nishts Of each month The officers are Jas. 4 Bel,
CP; ucnry Apple, HP'i l.. Moker, S.w.; b Fried
man, Jw' Char'es Elrcher, scr,Oci . s. Nard
Treasurer.
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pAvIn.on couvrr nlnnoTonr--OanAuef:
MnuARY QUARTERS AND OFFIoERs

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OfflohkS.
Psa-Hendquasis's on nigh street. Con Segl'y,
Commanding.
Distfei--Hoadquadafs on Summer street thf
Fard's rasldance) VI. u. sidrl. MAJ iNih u. s. In
hnlry, A. A.A.C
Piopori Acknowledgements a. lhc Capitol. A.
g Ginsm, Col. isi Term. Infantry.
chbr Anafint oaarieyna'tT - Heaiquartors on
Cherry sirrt 30, 10. iludge Catron's reqHcnoe.)
Cspt. 3 D. Bingham
As,iidnt Qsiar'erma1sr--So So - Cherry street. Cart.
r. stevenson.
dsslsiam Qnarisfmaisr - Vino street near Mrs.
POi.'s rosdcnca Capt. R. y. lamb
A,slsiHf Qtqre,mastg--No o. tlarSct stfcet.-
Capt. J. N. Hale
taisi Cens,i'sarg--l No. TO- Vino t.
Capt. d Macfeely
Coisni..1ry or S,b,i't,aos--Brosd snect. Capt. 8.
Little
Aeiag Conmi,'ayy n s,tbrisisnes--cosncr Of Broad
aud College streets Lieut. Charles Allon.
Medical Drecol--suminer street or Fort's old
rcsidence.) Surgeon, T. swim.
Medical Pgreyor's OGcs--Churoh sTeet, Masonc
Building. J. r. pmrlg, surgeon. stb Kentucky In.
fantry, Acting Medical ruryeyor.
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The following gal
Q premium as be
Mobile 7rbes hos
vention
An act Is said, upc
have been perpstrt r.
short time ago, chat
ior its dlrlnsss ev
that surrounds 8oil
AL aiere n rt.la...-.4
trious nisster, went
lily where tho malc
lighting in the era
land--droye ont lh
every article 0f lu
to crown thoir lnHn
where was r0posihg
! body OF a Young OH
/ pieces and dragged
| yard in tho proseo,
/ IL so dearly Such
made Nero blush
Of rctribution mus
rraodt '1st a.t
We suppose ihe
given by the CAP
captured tho Fol
H9pa" tho other day near tn,souy
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AsoTHEn REBm ESTEaPBmE.-Reports
reach Coyington, Ky, % the effect that
the rebels are engaged In tearing up the
rails Of tho Kentucky Central Rail-
road and conveying them 70 tho Ken
tuckv river where they have q number
Of guub6ats ia course of construction.
The design is 20 use the railroad iron
after tho style Of the famous Morrimac
and ArEsnsaa
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Photographs, AmbrOtypes,
WANTED.

rDEN or FIFTEEN ABLE BOD .saFES
n fed mon, who are wiling %
serve their country, TO on w an lFS.
old organized and well-drillcd Bat -
tory of Mounted Artillery, which - IT,
has already done good service in v@'ls
the Gold.
For particulars, apply 60 Col. MitLFH's Hea
quarters ur ia Camp ON the llarAlngyiile Pike uer
thc peuitentiary. CAPT A. X. BUSH,
nuglG-i Commanding ath lnd' battery
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY


NI IAN'.. NN' NAt NNAAAA NAAtNA'
Prrsons vlshing 70 send Freight aud Iuohages by
ths Morning Trains OF she LoUiayItE AsE NAau'
vl4u. ana NAsuvrtIu AND Drclfun RAuHoApe,
must have ths same % She Omce by o'clors She
eye1ing pFsy'Cps
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville 4 Nashville RR Train leaves at 5ia, An.
arr. at $50, Pm,
Nashville Decatur R.R Train leaves A. COO, AN.
ca % arr. al 5.C0, pm.
Nash a ohuttauoogs RR. Tralu loayoaa 1000, AM
ata2b. Pm.
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lcJ~Geu. Nelson's remains win be 10.
tered 81 Camp Dick Robinson, the scene
Of hia Grst efforts Ia the cause Of the
Union in Kentucky,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

sisriS--Iemes Hinton. pcr'tis'-Thomaa Hob
son aud :. x. Bnchanan
Regiafsr--Phiueaf Garrett.
TStistse--w. Jasper Taylor
Coroner,-N n. Belchs".
Rangor-John COrhitt
Rsrspas Coilscior--J. G. Briley.
Railroad Tar oaHsetor--w. H. Robertson.
Consiabiss for he NaslrH' pistici-riohn y Cover
and ]. a. Newman.
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Progress of Medioal eoionc.

Medical science is evidently pushing
on the column in the enlightened region
Of Dixie, az viii be seen by The following
advertisement from the Mobile Tribune.
Notice.
am authorized 20 collect the follow.
ing, among other Medical Plants
Willow Bark, (of root and trunh)
Dog wood Bark, (of root and trunlO
Pcrsimon Bark, (of root and trunk
Wild Cherry Bark, OF root and trnnlD
Poke Root,
Blackberry and Dowberry Roots
Peppermint,
Spearmint,
jamestown Weed (lsayes and saed)
Partridge Berry, (leayeD
Sassafras, Ozark and root
sassafras, (pith)
Layander (leayes and steinsJ
BOneset Qeaves)
Plcurisy Root,
Queens Delight Croot)
SampsOn'a Snake Root,
Eed-r00t
Virginia Snake Root,
llowering Spurgo, lronD
Aniso Seed
Red Pepper,
Worm Seed
Liberal prices win be paid Tor said
Medicinal substances and any iniorna-
| tion given to facilitate their collection.
FL. b. ROMER, Surgeon, &. S. A.
Mobile Sept 90 1852
We trust that all tho litae boys will
lose 20 time ia gathering horse. mint,
qaeon's delight rd-rooi, and worm. seed
for Dr. Homer As salt Is so scarce Ia
Dixie, w suppose he last named article
is in great demand.
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cHANcERY coURT,

CAaneslor-Hon, Samuel D. frioJson
Clsrl ard Mosisr--l, E. Glcayes
a. The Court mcetr the Arst NondS 'n May ana
November
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NIGHT POLICE

Cuptai,,-John Baugh.
Fira its,ieaani--Wm. YWhrough
Second Lic,,isnant--john u. Davis.
Policernsn--Wm. Jackson, Iobu Cayeuder, Nich Ia
yls joel PHILIPPE, VIM naker, John Cottrell, William
A,ayo, John Engles !. ". Wright John puoEeit,
Robert SCOTT, W G. Fraucis, Thomas Frsnoi', Andrew
Joyce, David Yatea, and Charles Huiu.
ar The Police Court Il opened every morning at
uine o'olcoS
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.r.yplyo coMaIrrfgf of ~ cTY corNoi

srAxDlSa coNSTrrys of ms cnY COUNCIL
F.aanos-Knowles, sr1v,l and Cole.
tYatsr B,orts--Andorson, smith snd CIaiborne'
siys, --yarbrougb, Turner, southgate fayis, Brrn'
Afayaeld Chtathani aud Claiborne
gLoyf-Newmap, Stewart and Turner
Hospt1i-Jobos, HaydolL and sloan.
sehoois-Cheathsm May Geld and Knowles
Tiro Derarirn.nt-Crcady, Driver and Newiosn
Ga,-Drivcr, Chenthnm and Davis.
Ce,neierg--smith, Stewart aud Newman.
Markei Houso-Bobertg, Stewart and Turner
slarss--fIough, Claiborne and nayis.
Potce--Cheathan, Brlen and Andorson
Spring.--Hough, Claiborne aud Brien.
g,oykLo,ps-Cheathim, Maynrld md Knowles.
Improrenas and ErpsuftTss Cole sooyel and
Cready
Prliie Propsriy--Bren, Cheatton and Tnrner'
P.a Houso-nayacld, Jones and Roberts.
~ The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and f1urlh Thursdays 10
each month, and the Common Council the SECOND
and Sonrth Thursdays in each monlh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-10
CRY COUNCIL,

Boari Of Aidsrmsi--M NJ. Brien, President } E'
yovrnop a A. j. Mayfed, H.G. SooYel, VIM, 5 Cheat
ha-1. }. G Smith, NJ G. L. Claiborne, aud Jas Roob'
,omaon Colmcil--w p Joncs, President William
Roberts. 7. ). Ysrbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM stewart
louis Hough W Mullins, Jamcs Tumor, O. A soush'
cate. A. s. Cole, jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. D.
KnnwIcn and John CIeody