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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02

WASHINGTON MILITARY HOSPITALS
Occasional" writes to Col. Forney's
Press that the military hospitals at the
Federal Capitol are objects of great in
terest to visitors and scientific men.
Many touching scenes are there presented.
The Union and rebel sufferers can easily
be recognized by the calm and unmur-
muring patience and content of the one,
and the uneasy and complaining spirit of
the other. The latter are nearly all con-
scripts, who have been compelled to take
up arms against their country. A large
proportion are very young men, indeed
mere boys A gentleman who visited
the hospitals on the Peninsula few
days ago conversed with one of these
striplingo, who had been shot through
the lungs, and was, strange TO say, slow
ly recovering. why did you so into
this bad causeY was the question put
to him. Because" he answered, Il
could not help it. Mother told me to hold
of as long as could,'to wait till l was
drafted but then / was talked to and
laughed at, and so, TO save myself from
ridiculc, / volunteered 'Do you want
to go back into the army? mo" he
quickly replied; "Oh, let me take the
oath of allegiance to the Union and then
l can see my dear mother with a good
conscience when the war is over" An
other fine follow who was stretched by
the side Of Union soldier, and like him
was conyalescing, became very much at
tached to his companion, shared the deli-
cacies sent to him, and shed tears as he
talked Of the way the South had been
ravaged and ruined. Sickness like the
grave, make all men equal In the agony
of that sad hour, prejudiccs pass away
and anger is succeeded by remorse and
affection. A few days ago, in one OF the
adiacant hospitals, as one Of the visitors
walked in with some refreshments for
several Of his friends, he was passing by
cot where lay stretched a splendid
prisoner who had been terrible wouned
The visitor stopped tolook at him, and
then laid some fruit at his side, which
the prisoner took, with grateful looks
and swimming eyes, and added, GLOW
good yOu are to all of US! If God gives
me back my health will never more
strike at my country Twill never. re-
turn if you will only let me stay with
you" These are lessons that revive the
instinct of common humanity, and
teach us the glorious lesson Of Shaks-
peare, when he exclaims,
,One touch Of nature ma.e- lls NhoI. world Kin.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DLSPENSARY

INHE attention of citreus strangers, aDd others Wis
l itug Nashville requiring ui0iida aid, is respect
fully called 20 this otUo No 2l nealeriOk street $40
0ud Door, between Cherry and the square.
pr, CotENAN is an old practitioner of modiCiuc, ht
almost unlimited experience aud fAttcrlng success
for many years past ia the iroalmcni OF ruyAu uHs
Lla9, hHg induced him 50 tyFoic hs undivided attcn
tom o an Diseases ,ot tls ulturc, Many cases of
tbc most luyctoratc character have promptly yielded
90 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary secondary, IgrlIary and Hereditary Syph
UAr G0uouuua, Glpai aUd an diseases VI DE gcu'JA
aud urinary organs, 1let wish u1 resistance t0 hR
rgWi0HtE
lumtg irregularities aud functional lsderuuge
mtnw ui tho Womb and thg disease arising from
NElANou and Il muErl Qartur.tIuu.
hNu} oAfc of k'duOihlo Rupture and OF PiieH an o
t'N'tIals "l tho EcCtum, ani most cases OF FsiuIa
can pn cured by proggE NEARLY painless o. either
I N tNr all1r ctsCs Ig undertaken hv Dr. Ottoman
Nai' " uiHi'd0iF nIrTunfrd lF careful oxamIuaIed
always pag'yuIs tat necessary indications Id ., j.,
I NhHIsh} Ono improved method cot operating
teIaeHs u. either suE hHryu Iu rrrsua "a by lete
describing osrI au tug nrHf fymrtons OF am .r9t.
spN.Au disease, cam bu gurnt. u most casa nv HI,
/ ah0Iuyn method, u forty .n .Nt hnara
] HlrIli confidence, prompt aiIHUuuu. and HaIsr.t.
. charges, WII govern nu aIlH DIE patrons
&C. SO mercury usci lu ite truatmeul oT rrH.-rss
ditlsrs, a7 ba believes .0 m.st Dtsls) be- pTsluaa a
/ Wor5y disease than tlat 20 Is gwen tO core
uhoo haaJ5 IRON oight n the morning uu une 10
T 'Ae evening lan no. d2-ly
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Amntenr snldIern.

The recent battle Of Chickahominy
drew forth a large number os amateur
fighters, who went upon the field for a
days sport, and returned with big sto.
ries, such as sportsmen are very much
prone to relate when there are no Wit
nesses TO verify or disproye their stater
ments. Whatever credibiljty may be
attached TO their inflated narratives, there
Is one story told by the officers who com o
manded the men who were enlisted and
fighting for their country like true men
and patriots as they are, aud that story
is that the provisions so literally sent
20 refresh the soldiers never reached
them, but were consumed on the wav by
the volunteers for Zone day only" And
further that they picked up in the enc
my's camp plunder of all sorts, which of
right belonged to the army, and bore it
back To town, This is a fact; and this
constitutes we strongly suspect, about
the sum total Of the achievements of the
brave multitude who so gayly wcndcd
their way TO take pop at the enemy"
A pledge TO eat all the men that they
might kill would hardly put any man in
danger Of undertaking more than ho could
perform. The generals have, il is un-
derstood, taken measures 10 dispose Of
the amateurs the next time ANY man
who appears in the field must take his
place in the ranks or be shot down. Ii
is not a place for idlers, and men who
really want something 20 DO mnst 20 the
right way about it. That's the only way
20 prove their sincerity That a multi
tudc should crowd and block the roads,
rob the camps eat up the provisions dos-
tiued for She soldiers, the true defenders
of the country, was a most scandalous
incident Of the last battle, which ID is be-
lioyed will not be permitted % occur
again.-R.e'mai DipHsb, l3H,
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to remove to Edsto or ST. Helena, and
warned them that some night they would
be visited by the rebels.
But the majority insisted on remain
ing because there was their home, while
all seemed TO have most perfect faith ia
the protection Of the ship, though per-
haps, as was the case last night ten or
twelve miles distant from her,
Very respectfully
Your Obedieut servant,
w. L. TBUNroN, Lieut. Commanding.
Flag-Ouicer S. +. Dupont, Command
ing Southern Atlantic Blockading Squad
ron, Port Royal, S. G.
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Committed 70 Jail

OF Davidson County, June 18th 1883 a negro man
Cwho says his name is ABRAHAM; says be belongs
10 samuel AtkcnsOn Of Cheatham county Tenn age
about 81 or S3 years old Neghs about ll5 or l5O lbs
feet inches high, copper color, scar on Chnk
right temple.
The owner Is requested TO come forward, prove pro.
perty, and pay charges, as tho law directs.
NJ HINTON
iune29-t Sheriff and Jaior Of ID. G.
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Rnplnes md Boiler for sac.

l uFFER FOR sAlE Abe Engines and boil rs of che
4 steamers James Wu1s and james JuhuaIuf al tl0y
now DO at che Nashville NhaT. There are boilers,
20 iogt hong 40 IuCbts sud boilers l0 lc't bug 90
iDCugs AN made OF Cumberland and Iguuadsor hIlI
Boiler Iron, of thf boss quality Tho EHgr are
two p uCh CyNndrr no ioet stroke end two "a 'ugh
cyIiuters i1tt stroke, with allits. 2ruErsr eic
4 also utCr iur sale tlo dClrs. windows auh blinds
of taId Steamboats,, anl large Iui of lion, suitable
Igf steamboats, ur other purposes, such Echaua
CbImueya aud sluYca. H D. YEATNAN. .
june lsHlmr 30 d NsTkei stragt
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Gnmmitted 70 Iail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, 1852 a negro man
~ who says his name is ALEX gays he belong
to Lucy Smith, Of avdsou cocnty, Tenn; aged
about 81 years weighs l4b or 100 pounds feet =
inches high copper color no marks. The owner Il
requested to come forward, provo property and pay
charges as the law directs.
]. NJ HINTON,
IuEelS-3t sheriff and .Iailor of ID T..
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Oommitted IA Iail

OF Davidson county, juno IL, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name ~ GEORGE WASHNGTON
says he belongs 10 Vary Ann Yeargan, OF Warren
county, Ky aged about ~ years weighs l75 or lsC
lbs feet inches high color black small scar uu
forehead small goatee The owner ID requested to
come forward, prove property aud pay ,hrges as
the law directs, J. ii. HINTON
iuuelS-3t sheriff and JailOr of D. G.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County Tonn,, June 9th, 1862, ne
~ gro girl named sALLIE; says she belongs TO
lryin Hogue, Of Maury County, Tenn SAID Girl is
about Is or 20 years old; weighs about 100 or 100
pounds feet inches high two small scars on
forehead scar on upper lip at the edge Of the nose
copper color.
Tho ownor Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs,
J. n. HINTON,
JuneS-3t Sherin and JailOr Of ID. O.
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OnmmirtAd tn Lail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, IL negro man
" who says his name is MILTON says he belongs
to Joseph Carter Of Marshall county, Ala ugo about
p yeurs weighs 1866 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist 49,
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove pro.
porly, and pay charges as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
iunel8 80 sheriff and JailOr u. @.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 25, 1862, negro man,
Owho says his name is DANIEL; says he belongs 10
Mrs luZinka c. Brown Of Maury county, near Spring
Iii Tenn age about % years old weighs about l7O
or lS0 pounds feet TX inches high, small scar in
centre forehead.
The owner iB requested to come forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
.Innnll--lL ShnrifI md IniInr of ID g.
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Committed Ia Lail

OF Davidson county June 10, 1862, a negro mau
" who says his name IL COLUMBUS says he be
longs to Dr. NcKissicks, Of Maury county. Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about 90 or las pounds
feet y inches high long bushy hair copper color
no marks. The owner Is requested " come for
ward, prove property and pay charges as the law d.
reCis. J. NJ HINTON
iunpIs-9 ghpriU and .Iailor N IN q
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Cnmmittnd a. Iail

nF Davidson county, June 23i 1867, negro boy,
" who says his name is AK, and belongs to VIM
McGreggor Of W. son CO.; age years old weighs about
100 or l65 pounds feet inches high color black Z;
scar on second finger on left hand.
The owner Is requested TO como forward prove
property, and pay charges, as tho law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
Junec29-- st Sheriff and JailOr of d. c.
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Committed To Iail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, June eth, 1852, a ne
~ gro man named ETlJAH; says he belongs to
Irwin Hoguci of haury County, Tenn about 20 or %
years o'd weighs about 100 or los pounds foet
inches high copper color; small scar uudcr corner
of right eye. ....
The owner Ia relu sted 20 come forward, prove
property, aud pay charges, as the law Directs
J. N. HINTON,
iune8-8l ShnrIn and JaIIar ul d. q. :
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Committed To Iail

or Davidson county June %, nS62, a negro man
" who says his name is ARTHUR and belongs TO
WIN c. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn. aged about
as years weighs about las or $50 pounds; 8 feet 4
inches higl color black heavy whiskers
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, provo
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON, ...
june2g-3t Sheriff and Tailor ofb c.
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Gnmmittnd IA Iail

nF Davidson county, Tom. June 10, 1862, a negro
~ girl, who says her name is JOANNA, and belongs
TO Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky, age about II
or Is years feet inches high weighs about 100
rounds dark copper color. The owner is requested
u come forward, prove property and pay charges as
the law directs ]. VI. HINrDN,
iunc2O-3t Sheriff and Talor of D. c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, q negro man
" who saws his name IL DANIEL says he belongs
10 Richard DOss Of Marshall county Ala. ago about
q or 22 years. weighs 100 1876 lbs. feet inches
high no marks color black The owner is request
cd TO come forward, prove property and pay charges
as the law directs J. NJ. HINTON,
junel8--3t Sheriff and Jailor d. c.
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Gnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June nth, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name Is AARON says he belongs e.
10 Cartcr Of Marshall county, Ala aged about IL
years weighs about 40 or i45 pounds feet inches
high no marks color black The owner If requosJ
cd TO como forward prove property and pay ch Tge.
as the law directs. } M HINTON
junelS-3t Sheriff and Jailor on. c.
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Gommittad To Lail

HF Davidson county, June o. isee, ssss5 MAJ,
~ who says his name is BOB says he be ongs
to Thomas g, Walker Of Maury county, Tenn; age
about Ia or 20 years Old, weighs about $50 pounds,
feet 81 inches In hieght color black, no marks;
The owner ls requested to forward, prove pro.
peTty, az pay charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
Junc29--3t sheriff aud Tailor Of ID C..
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AFiendIsh Assns.Inntion.

After Jackson had forced Banks to re-
tire from the Valley, q man living at
Powelrs Fort, eight miles from Wood
stock, was accused by his neighbors Of
having carried provisions 10 She latter
place, and sold TO our soldiers. He ac-
knowlcdgcd that he had done 80, and
said he preferred the specie he received
in payment TO the Confederate notes. --
They Immediately killed him near his
own door. His son saw the struggle
and started 10 his fathers assistance,
when hc was told by his mother 10 run
for his life. lie started 30 run, when
several shots were fred at him, one Of
which struck him ia the neck and passed
out az the check, shattoring the jaw. Tie,
however succeeded IN making his escape
REBrL NEws.-The Atlanta GA coH-
fig1rB Of the 10th, has the following
remarkable announcement;
En0m NAsuuLLr.-We learn that a
gentleman arrived here yesterday from
Nashville, who reports that Andy John
SON was actually killed on Thursday
last bv ex-Goycruor Neil y. Brown
Brown was arrested by Andy's order,
some time ago, 20 bc sent 20 a Lincoln
bastilc up north, but was paroled for
fow days 10 attend 10 some business. The
gentleman SAYS Brown was arraigned be-
fore Andy last Thursday, when, Tor some
proocation, Brown drew a revolver and
shot him several times, ending the life Of
the sc9undrcl on The spot, aud that
Brown was hung a half an hour thoreaf
tcr-all Of which we hear the gentleman
says ho Witnessed
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1862

fit be true that our Blessings bright
en- as they fly, how trascendantly bright
JEFF DAVIS army must appear to the
rebels"
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS,

6hgiG-Iamos NJ Hinton. ncputcs-1homas Hob.
uon and ], X, buchanan,
ReJislcr-Phincas Garrett.
TI1uicc-W. Jasper Taylor
CoroHer--N n Bclcho-.
RaBge-Iohu Corbitt
Revenue Collector, G.. BrIloy,
RaIro1d Tar CoUtrlor-W d. Robertson.
C,q,siablss for hc NaJriGs Da,rjct-John D. Cover
and J. D.. Newman,
COUNTY COURT,
Jm'gr-Hou James whtwlrh.
CluL--p. Lindsey Nich1
CO. Tho Judges Court meets the Arst Monday in
each month. ard the Quarterly Court, composed or
the Magistrates of the County, is hell the rr't Mon.
Gay IN Jauulry, April, July aud october
CIRCUIT COURT,
.mdgs-Hon. Nathaniel p,ytgr.
Clryt-uayid G.. Love,
Rs- The Court meets the Or Montay in March
opd September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
yudr--Ilon william X. Toror.
Cirl-Charcs h. rtgnons,
Rs- Tho Cougt meets ,ho arst Monday iu April, Au.
gust and December
CHANcERY COURT,
CLaucruoy-Ion. Samuel d. Frruou
Clrt and M1a1-J. = GIea,es.
ss-T -Tho Court meets tho ost Monday n May and
Noyombcr
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DAvIDsoN COUNTY DlREcToRY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Poa-Headqlartors on High street. Gen Dumont
commanding.
Diairiat-Hoadquarter on Summer street. Or
Fords rcsdcnoe) Capt Green, A. A. g.
Iroroa Mdrsial-Hsadquarter on Church street
(Female Acldemy) Col. Stanley Matthews,
Chi,J assistant Quata1nasicr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Calron's rcsidence.)
Capt. J. D. Bingham
assistant 1rseruasier-Chatauoog Dcpot-Capt.
r Stevenson.
assistant Qnar,crunsicr -- Vine street, Mrs.
Polk's residence. Capt. r. n. Lamb.
Assatam Quoter1uastsr-No 81, Market street.
Capt. j. N. Hale
Cliet Couuaissary- Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt r. Macrcoly.
Coumissary n SuJsiamoc-Bioad street. Capt 8.
Ltto.
Aciing Conmi,'aJy Of SuJsistsnee-Corner Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical Direcior-summer street or. Ford's old
rcsdeuce) Surgeon, Z. swift
Medical PuUeyor's OGoo-Church street, Masonic
Building j. r. PIRrlr, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fautry, Acting Medical Purveyor.
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IuE iluGHT 0F lmuuEycE.-Thc cpl
thct Of Infamous applied To deneraI
Buffers ordors-which has pracucally
resulted in not the slightest personal
harm 10 anybody whatever comes rom
Pa.merstOn, thc Premier under whom
rebel Sopoys were blown by hundreds
from the mouths of cannon, and chptufeu
Pekin was consigned 10 three DAYS
sack of English soldiers llHh
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CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mqyor.
WILLIAM SHAME, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, WarshaL

Deputy Marstais-w. H. wilkinson, A, C. Tucker
.aa Jsi.cs =. S:ea!c.
Clfrls Qtho BarLst--IOhn GhumJlcy, cz-qfiro, hrst
Jos. L. Ryan, second and John EcddiCk, third.
Tar Iaessor-W liam Driver.
Rersnue CoHector--A. d. shaukRnd.
Water Tay Coilecor-F b Garrett
Tre1urcr-R Henry,
Wharf MaHe--Th0maB Lcakc.
Superintendent 81 The W0rihousc-j. Q Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Water WorLs--Iamcs Wyatt
CLisf Of the Fire Dspartmat--Iohn NJ Scahury.
Serion Of the Cesetery--T, II, Mcbride.
Street Orcrseor -. l.. stewart
Cny Aa0rucy-Juhu Mcihail Smith.
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Exohange and Banking OHIO.

THE Uudsfagnoi have opened an once at 80 BO
/ College street, lMcrghantf bauE Buildirg) 90
huy and scl Exchange, Gold and SILVER, JuCui.tut
Hank Notes and Government claims. Collections Iu
this city promptly attended %.
A. C. SANFORD & go.
Nashville, June Is, 1862 CIV,
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville a Nasb,ucRR. Train leaves at 7ta, AnL
arr az $50. 70 81.
Nashville Decatur RU. Train leaves at 600, AN
arr. 90 200, TN.
Nash SCbau,uoogn UR Train leayoau'looo. AM.
wr 90 32s,rM.
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CITY COUNCIL,

hoard Of Aldermc-N NJ Brien President j Il.
Newman, G A. J. ayGcld, q. A. Scoycl, VIM 8 Cheat
ham, }. G smith, NJ G. l.. Claiborne, and Jas Robb.
Common Coucil-w =. Jones, President; William
Roberts, r. j. Ynrbrough VIM. Driver, VIM, stewart
Louis Hough W Mullins, James Turner, G NJ South
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, j. d
knowles, aud Join crcady.
srAvpNG COMMITTEES o. uw CITY corScL.
Finaee-Rnowlcs, sc1yel and colo.
Watrr Works-Audcrson, Smith and Claiborne.
sreeis -Yurbrough Turner southgatc, Davis, Brcn,
NayGeld, Cheathlm and Claiborne
WLarC-Nowmun, Stewart aud Turner
Hospial-Jopcs MayGeld and s.oau.
Schools -Cheathum, Maynod aud knowles.
Fire Dcparment-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gds--Drycr, Cheatham and Davis.
Cemeicry--Smith, Stewart and Newman
Market Hoiae-Robcrs, Stewart and Turner
Slarcs-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Poiico-Cheatham, Brion and Anderson.
springs-Hough Claiborne and Brcn.
Workhouc-Chcatham,M Mayncld and Knowles.
improvements apd Expenditure Cole Scoycl and
Cready.
Public Proporty-Bricn Chcatham and Turner
Pest Houio-Mayacld, Jones and Roberts.
Ss- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE,
CaptaiH-lohn Baugh
Firsi LisiHaaut-Wm. Yarbrough.
~ Second LisuiCnaui--Iohn II. Davis.
Policsaoi-wm Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Do
t,t. mn. ~. 1. q. III Hon
Mayo John Englos, J. W Wright, John ruckett
Robert Scott W c, Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huutt,
Ss- The Police Court Il opened every morning q
p nine O'Clock
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, ou the l2h Of Juhe, tsd2 q
" negroUnn who says hs name b DAVID, and
says ho be. Ag 90 Lucy smith, of Davidson county,
Tenn age about 20 y1arl Weighs l2h $50 p1u. as
feet e inches high DO marks color black Gaa
owner H requested 90 como ioraard, prove pro
pcrty and pay charges as the law directs
n M HINTON,
luuvls-3l Sheriff aud lnUUr OF h. q.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Daily, $50 NJ
leaves " 7.45 A. M
Columbia, via T. GA.R.R arrives $50 = NJ
leaves 6.tOA.M.
shelbyyillo, via n. & Q. R,R, arrives $50 pm
" leaves " 1000 A NJ.
Lebanon, arrives ECON
leaves 2.OO Pm.
Memphis Mail, leaves Day,va Louisville and Cairo.
POsT.OFFlCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria,
GordonsWllc, Smithve,
Watcrtown, Jounings Fork.
IOsT-OFFICEs ON LINE OF N & c. RR--
Murfroosboro, Fosterviile
Jordan's Valley or Shebyviue,
Christians Palmetto.
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Fiendish Barbarism in South Car
olina.
The Massacre Of Negroes on Hutch
Insou Island, =. &.

The following is the text Of the dis
patch concerning the recent massacre Of
negroes on Hutchinson Island by the
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO 3 COLLEGE STREET.
low 20 close out Consignments,
ZOO APPS CoNNoR & BRO.
IInn boxes SALT, for sale by
lOO APPS ooNNoR BRO.
En Coils ROPE, for sale by
~ aps CoNEOR BRO.
Az SPs ~ ooNNoR BRO.
~ aps CONNoR a BRO.
l0O ap8 W '' 'GtoNNoR BRO.
6O boxes SOAP, Tor salo by
0O aps saw ooNNoR a BRO.
30 chests TEA, for sale by
- APPS NoNNoN bNo
IL aps coNNoR BRO.
- c,dics TEA, tor sale by ......
- "pS CoNNoR BRO
~ boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale by
~ aps coSNoR BRO.
20 ',.S; sSs SOD" for sale by ooxsop a BRO
1OO gross MATCHES, for sale by
| 0F, boxes star CANDLES, for sale by
~ apS CoNNOR n BRO
Ok boxes COFFEE, for salo by
III bOls. VINEGAR, Or sale by |-
II nps CONNOR BRO.
! ~ sps CoNNoB 3 BRO,
, 4 kits MACKEREI., for sa'e by
~ ops cONNoR 3 BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale by ...
, Kits sHAD, for saleby ,...
10 bbs. TROUT, for salo by ..
/ ~ SpS ~ ooNNoR BRO
4 aps OoNNOR a BRO
10 aDs ''' '' ''''''' ''' coSNoR BRO
IS nozes Daod sealed, for sale by
I'D apS CONNOR BRO.
81 Sps OoSNoHt BRO
SO OOls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
| ~ apps CuNNOR & BRO
I.DS bags MEAI, FOR sale by
| 81 APPS CONNOR& BRO
RnD bb,s FLOUR, Tor saIcby
wv APPS CONNOR a BRO
on casks HAMS Tor sale by
| ~ APPS CONNO 4 BRO
Dn casks SIDES, llr sale by
~ apps lONEOR & BRO
Onn bUls Uue PurAIufS, tur sale by
SNJND upS CpNNOR q BRO
on boxes fresh Garden SEED, or s1lcby
~ apps CuNNOR BRO.
~ bbls Onion SITS, Tor sale by
= APPS CONNOR BRO.
IN ueroos uanyassod ANS, with large lot oi al
~ sorts OF Goods, which wo will close out Iow al
our ola stand, No. College street