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FOR RENT

TNOR RENT-Store and loft No. 500 Central
II av. Rooms are about thirty-one feet square,
Apply on the premises. fr6d'
IHOR REkT-A furnished front room, on the
n frat floor, very low Inquire at 90 Nc Farland-
ST., between Plum and Central av. fec b.
WNOR RENT-RooMS Three nice rooms. suit
n able for a small family, with water in. Rent
low. Apply at 315 Broadway. fe6b"
TNOR RENT-Twe PLEASANT RooMS-At
Central. .av., suitable for a gentleman and wife,
as sleeping rooms. References required. feh'b b"
NOR RENT-sTORE With handsome
y Show windows ard Dwelling attached. AIo,
Fixtures for sale, cheap. Apply immediately at
No. 400 eentral-av between Seventh and Eighth
streets fe4-t
HNOR RBNT-Ths nys.story stons-front store
n No. 1S Pearlst., Is for rent TO q good tenant.
Inquire at 10 or I 8 Law Buildings, East Third-st
JOHN BOPPLE. ja22-r+
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BOARDING.

ElOARDING-Two large font rooms, suitable
-AD for fsmies, at 162 Plum. st., between Fourth
ard Fifth te be
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President Won Seggern in the Chair.
Mr.. Weasner presented the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
ResolVed, That the City Solicitor prepare,
previous to the next meeting OF Council, an
ordinance for the reduction of salaries Of all
city officers under the control of the City
Council according to the following schedule;
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FOR SALE.

RNOK. sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
n well-iWproVed Farm in Olermont Co, Ohio,
containing from 90 to 100 acres, situated twelve
miles east of Cincinnati, and one and half miles
east Of the Batavia Turnpike. For further partic-
ulars, inquire Of D. II. B, COFFIN, No. 40 East
Pearl-st., or of EM0R JOHNSON, near the prem.
ises jal6-K~
NNOR 6ALE-OR TRADR-The advertiser has
n Town Lot in Xenia, Ohio, 5Oxl6o, which he
will sell low for cash, would trade for pono or
furniture-a bargain. Address 3. W., Press Ofloe.
lno2s.ul
HNOR 6ALE-sOME EXCELLENT LANO-In
n Iowa. Would pay part cash and balance in
land for a small farm near Cincinnati, Address y.
g., Press Once. nO29 II
l7NOH SALE-One.half or the whole OF one OF
n the best printing ofioes in Indiana. LOca-
Eon fine, type good and patronage very fair. For
particulars, address PRINTER, Press Office.
Ino29 III
ErOR sALE-A IFARM-Of IT acres, in Ran
H dolph County, Indiana, 2H miles from Win.
chester, the county seat Price, $500 cash, or
Sl2 80 per acre one quarter down, balance on long
time. For fui particulars, apply to J. TODD, 253
WalnQt.st., Cincinnati. dsl2.H
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I'm ATTACHM RNgs-BRPORE q. f.
n HARsELMAhN, q Justice OF the Peace of Gin.
cnnatt Township Hamilton Oouny Ohio.-J.
ChaS. Woln vs. William Jones --0n the ID day OF
December, 1861, said Justice iasusd order Of
taohment IN the above cause, against the property
OF said dtfendant for the sum OF thirty eight dol
lars and ninety -four eents (s3S ~, aud said eAuss
1859 ~ -T j. OHAS W0LFF
QRtSd December .. 1861, dtl0.1TG
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"ANTBD-Ten or twelve more men to 90 as
w teamsters to Lexington, KY. Wages S25 per
month. Inquire Of q. M. DUMMIOH, at Andy
BealeI's Saloon, West Vinest., opposite the Fifth.
street Market-house. fe5-b$
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WANTED-A DRY-GooDs SALESMAN -
w one acquainted with the city trade preferred.
Apply at 100 West Fifth ST. feS.b+
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All Goods Made by US Warranted.

In Offering the above Go DIS to the City and Ooun-
try Trade, We beg leave to state that being PRAO-
TIoAL mECHANIOs, employing first. class work
men, al d using the best material in the market,
we feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to
those who favor US with their patronage.
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"ANTBD-Ro0M-- young lady wishes to
w get an Unfurnshed Room, with board, in a
References exchanged, in the neighborho0d of
Eighth ard Main:sts. Address Miss NJ. e. W,
through the Postofice. fe5-b%
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WANTED.

HAhIS," "F0B SALE" "FOR HRNTr
LO8T," " FOUND" B0ARDING," sa.-As.
ssHsene''i' cesstnS sadr sss beadine. mol sre..a,
~ FEE lnes, pil b tnssgtsd s,Sto, for 0a ssr.s
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"AETED-TwENTY TEAMSTERS-To 90
w to Lexington, Ky Apply at O'Clock to-
sycamore and Ninth SITS.
fe5-F o. o. PHILLIPS.
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Cast-iron Bedstead Fastenings
(FoRTY.sEvEN PATrERNs)
PATENT TELESCOPE sTOP-COCK BOXES, for
Gas and Water Companies, adope cd and used by
the Cincinnati Gas Company, and fifteen other
Gas Companies.
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"ARTRO-A C0OK-A sober, industrious s
w woman, Accustomed IN doin0 nastrv cook ing
Apply at the Winnie House, corner of Third street
and Broadway. fe5.b%
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RBFORR WILLIAM ROBINSON, j r.,
- Springfield Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Asa Carey and Anna Carey. his Wifs, j. b. Vert.
Attachment Notice IL ieby given that on the
llth day Of January 1884 said Justice issued an Or
der ef Attachment In the above action for the sum
Of S5 o. and that the trial s set for the 4th day Of
'''-' - y : ASA and ANNA CAREY.
January 81, 1861. jaSl-o1Ta
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"ANTED-A LAD-Steady and obliging, t.
w stay 10 the Office of q frst-class Mercantile
College, wherein he receive pay for services in a
full course Of study. a line to Postofice Box 037,
will receive attention. feI.d
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"ANTRD-R0OMS- or four Rooms, for
~, gentleman wife and child with water and
other conyeDiences, within ten minutes walk of
the Postoifice Good reference, IL re0ured Ad
dreBs j. J., Press ONCE fe5.bs
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LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
ADAMS, PEOKOVER 4 CO.,

s. W. corner Fifth and nIm-strsets.
Ilia25. hSMTuWI
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"ANTED-TO PUROHAsE-A Vacant Lot,
w on Dayton or York-st for which part cash
and some good Iowa land will be given. Address
hEAL ESTATE, Press Office. fa3 II
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"ANTED-TO TRADE Some excellent
w Farming Lands on the Ohio and Mississippi
Bailroad for q stock Of goods to take into tie
country. Will trade for dry goods groceries, boots
and shoes or farming implements. Address Box
No1,O75, Cincinnati, Ohio. jal7-tt
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"ANTBD-EMPLOY by an active
w business man, S years of ago writes good
Iapld hand has know edge Of book. keeping, and
ls wllling to take any situation to make a living
Press ONCE. fe6 bS'
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"ANTBD-TO TRADE GOOD LAND In In.
" diapa for new or good second: hand ma
Chinery for the manufacture of flooring, doors,
sash, blinds, &C. Address W. T. D., caro- OF Press
Once. ja22-rR
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
DISPRNSARY.

FINHE attention of citizens Strangers and others via
Il iung Nashville requiring medidal aid a respect
FULLY called 10 this Oioo, No 81 posderck street.
ond door, between Cherry aud tho square
Or. COlnlAE " an old practitioner Of mediclnei bile
almost unlimited experience and tatiering Huecest
for many years past 10 the Treatment Of FNvArH nE
aAals has Induced him 10 devote ha undivided aien.
tion 10 All diseases iof this nature Many Gases Of
the most inyelerate character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method Of treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
Ms, Gon0rrh0a, Gleat aud an diseases Of the gouha
and urinary organs, moot With no resistance 10 be
vemidies,
A female irregularities and functional isdorangs
ments OF the Womb, and The disease arising from
CESSATION and M mangcd parturition.
Every case Of Rcduchle Rupture, and OF Plies ,end
pr0laleus Of the Reoium, and most cases OF fstulh
can be cured BY process nearly painless, u elthoI
OF thc latter cases b. undertaken hy pr NQienAn1
cpfo s iaudrdtiy udrraHicd, careful e1aminnlied
always pacsonts tho necessary Indications OF sacoci o
flilarehy his improved method Of Operating
feraonl oi either applying 10 person or py lette
(dosoreng easel % The nrst symptoms Of any uolte
epociuo disease, be cured, In mual cases. py we
abortiYe method, in forty eight hours.
afTict conndonCo, prompt attention, and moderate
/ ohlfFcn, WI govern him with HE patrons
a4- No mercury used an tho troatmout OF uciiaeo
discuss b. boiugoe 90 most Cdses) ID produces
l worse disease than that n ia given % cure
once houre IRON eight 10 the moruiug uu niae %
/ tho evening Jan 10, 'ua-y
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REPUBLICAN, lNsTITUTIoNS.-Re
institutions are the destiny of the human
race At least this Is the lesson we think
can be read 60 the annals of iha past, la
the signs of the present, and in the pro-
phelic hopes OF the future. Seventy years
ago there were but niue constitutional
governments in the world beside our own
Republic, viz two monarchies, Great
Britain and Sweden, and seven republics,
Holland, Switzerland, Hamburg, and the
four free cities of Germany, Lubeck, Bre-
men, Frankfort aud Dantzic, Now, of
the sixty-seven States in Europe, all but
Russia and Turkey have written oonstilu-
tions, which have been wrung by the peo-
pie from the rulers And this movement
will go on until the choice Of rulers and
the making of laws will be universally
admitted as the inherent rights OF the
people Many and severe struggles are
TO be met, many a martyr must die for
that glorious cause in which a Russell
and a Sydney mounted 10 the scailold,
and Hampden fell on the battle iield;
but in the end this glorious cause shall
triumph. The MONDAY Of freedom is
coming on-the political Sabbath OF the
race-the resting after the toil--the en-
joyment Of success after the struggle
the fruit of the tree Of liberty, planted
by the labor, nurtured by the suiierings
aud faith, and waiered by the blood OF
generations gore.--EfoiaHga
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slashpiIlr AHiuu.


noRsns WANTED, - Persons having
good horses for sale will find good mar
Set for them by applying to Capt LAME.
See Advertisement II Is hoped thai
all persons who have horses 20 dispose
ofwill bring them forward without de-
lay, as horses mRst be had The follow
ing mode which Glen. BoYTE has adopted
in our sister state, Kentucky, shows how
earnest the Government is in wishing 10
procure them, in order 10 suppress the
atrocious guerrilla warfare which is de-
vastating the country.
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The dependence Of Great Brltian ON
the United States, for food, eau DO best
shown bya few statistical facts. During
the wear 1861 the enormous quantity Of
IA822.39 quarters Of wheat actually
8 s02O543,4fO lbs, as the British quarter
contains 8 bushels, OF $50 ibs-and @
248 897cwt of meal and -four, were Inn
ported into the United Kingdom Dur
ring that year, the United states sup
piled upwards Of 2 million OF quarters
of wheat and 89{ million Of cwt Of meal
and -four. Tho whole cost Of these inn
portations was about SlO00OOOOO for
wheat and S30,O00O00 for mesl and
-four. The share Of the United States Ia
these vast sums was At least S5OOO,OOO.
The authenticity Of these figures cannot
be questioned, for they are taken from
Parliamentary roturnsFecentlypublished
10 England.
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LPrnl1o RrsoLrrIos No. all

flEllt RfspiNIioN mo- ~.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
"An act 10 suppress insurection, 10
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and oonliscate the property Of rehcls,
and for other purposes"
Resolrol, Jy The Senate anil House Of Re-
personalities of the Uniiet States Of Amc1-
ca, an Congress assembled, That the proyi-
sions of the third clause Of the fifth Sec
tion Of "An act 20 suppress insurrection,
to punish treason and rebellion, 10 seize
and confscate the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes, " shall be so construed
as not TO apply TO any act or acts done
pr ior 10 the passage thereof, nor to in
cludo any member Of State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
og the so-oalled Confederate States Of
America, nor shall any punishment on
proceedings under said act be 80 con-
strued as 20 work forfeiture Of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862
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she Last OF tue Loyal House Of
scotland.

From the Hannshlre eoOtanD Jourusl, july "a
We have 60 record the death Of Mrs.
Sophia Stewart, in the 9lst year of her
age She was the widow Of the late Mr..
John Ross, sohoolmaster, Of kincardine
From the fact Of her being the last rep
resentative Of the ancient royal family of
Scotland, she deserves more than pass {.
ing notice. Deceased was descended
from Walter, first Baron Of kincardine,
who was son Of the Earl Of Cuchan and
Lord Of Padenoch, son Of Robert III. OF
Scotland The family continued 10 pos
sess the Barony Of Kincardine during
ten doscents, when their land became the
property Of the powerful family Of Cor
don. The celebrated Colonel Roy Stew
art, the true and trusiy friend OF 'Prince
Charles" was grand uncle 10 Mrs. Ross.
Her father, again James stewart alias
"Seumasachnuie," was ensign in the reh-
el army, and carried one Of The stand-
arda Of his unclo's regiment oyer The
bleak heath of Cullodon
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!. Q. Q. z.


lhHS b. HIDr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
AT Rasluls, 7eH.
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Meets every Tuesday Even
ing at their Hall, on the corner Of Union and SUM
mer Streets The officers Cor the present term, are
o. 8 Lesueur, N.G.; .. n Mills, YG.fJ. l. weakly,
Secretary L. K Spain, Treasurer
Frob,s Lodge, No. iO--Moels at the same place
every Monday Evening, The onioers are R. A.
Campbell. N. G.; Honry Apple, Y.G.i J. !. Park,
Secretary a y. Brown, Treasurer
snilsg Lodge No oo-seols at their Hall, on South
Cherry street. every Friday evening. The officers
are o. Q. covert E.G.; Frank Hartman, Y.G.i Jemes
Wyatt, secretary W, NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No lOo, (Germaul-Meeis At the
Hail, corner Of uuion and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich
Nc; ?. Friedman, vG.; - Bltterhch, Secretary
Geo selforle Treasurer
RidgslB Eaoampmsui, No l--Mco,s at Che above Hall
on the aret and third Wednesdays Of each month
Tho o0cors are. J. s. Mills, CP.i 7. a. Mcbride, hP
G. y. Fuller, sw.; Peter Harris, Jr, J.w.; John y.
Hide, Scribe D. r. Cutter, Treasurer.
Olirs Branch Etacamplasnt, No i--NCets at the
above Hall on the second aud fourth Wednesday
uighta Of each month The officers are Jas. T Bell,
or; Heury Apple, HIP, l.. Moker, s.w.; b. Fried
man, jw Char'es Kirshor, Scribe; ). ~ Ward,
Treasurer,
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Shorig--James NJ. Hinton Deputies-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. Buchanan,
Register--Phineas Garrett.
Irustee-w. Jasper Taylor
CoroHsr---N II. Becher.
Ranger--John corbitt
Revenue Colsctor--J. G. Briey.
Railroad Tar Collector--W. d. Robertson.
CoasiaBles Jor Ae Nashville Dihiot-Iohn D. Cover
and j. r Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Judgo-Hon James whitworth
Clsrl-P Lindsey Nicho
g. The Judges Court mocts the arsi Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the MAG atrates Of the County, held the Grst Mon
day In January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
JHdge-Hon, Nathaniel Baxter,
Clrrt-Dayid q. Love.
As- Tho Cona meets ihe aFit Monday Ia March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jadgs-Iion. william K Turner.
Clrk-oharles +. Diggous.
ag-The Court meeta tho arat Mandsy IA April Au,
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
oAancellor--Hon. Samuel n. Frlerson.
Cgerk and Masa--J, =. GleWea
Rs- Tho Court meets the nrst Monday ia May and
November.
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A deacon was lately heard to pray
20 Lord, We would not presume 20 die
tate, butwe would suggest that a revival
OF religion is very much needed
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iorS HuaH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Reeordsr, ...
JOHN CHUMnIEY, MARSHAL
Deputy Marshai,-w n Wilkinson, a G Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Clerla Of ne MdrIet-Iohu Chhmbey, ef-egioo, arai;
Jos. l.. Ryaa, second and John Reddcs, third.
Tar Asiessor--wllIah Driver.
Reraas Colleaor--A. D. shnnkhnd
Water Tar Colecior--E b Garrett.
Tfsasnf,r--R. Henry
HAorf Mdsior--,rh0mas Ieale
Ragsssaiasdssf q hs Tortloase---J. q Dodd
supain,sHdsaf u ne Batsr Iforks--lames Wyatt
Chicf u ne Fire Deporimot-Johu N seabury.
serton of ne Cemeiwy--E II Mcbride.
Siresi OUerseer--J. L. Stewart.
Ciiy AHorney--John McPhall Smith.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville A Nashville RR Traiu leaves at J.45, AN,
a. arr. ~ $50, PM
Nashville 4 Decatur RR, Train leaves At GOO, An
arr. al 100, pm
Nash A Chattanooga R.R Train leaves at 1000, AN
Wa2b Pm
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ADAMS EXPRESS coHPASY

PeFsonn Wishing 10 send Freight aud Packages by
the Morning Trains Of he Louisyitln AEr NAsu'
yIiiE, and EisHvmtr AsD pEcAFUh RAItnoArs,
must bage TIE same a. The Once by . O'Clock the
evening poylops
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NOM ~,
5000 feetgood White Pine Lumber W
and 2 inches. Apply a. Smru's Drug
Store, corner Church and Vine Streets.
Aug 24--3t,
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DAvpson o0urTr Dnteroa7--csntinu.l.
MILITARY QUARTERS Avn OFTIcERs.

Pos-Hsadauurtefs on High street Col , 3 Nil
lcr, commanding.
Headquarters on Summer ttrsst or.
TordH residence) u. siasll, Maj. 18TH a. D 10.
faniry, A. A. A.G.
FroroH HBfarslat-iIeadquarter ai thn Cariial. A.
q Gilism, Cot ist Tenn. Infantry
C1ief dfiaanf Quarfa1aasier - Headquarters On
Cherry street; No. 40, Judge caiTou's Feslenes.)
Capt. ,. D. Bingham.
dssisaaf QugrisTmasiat--No p Cherry street. Capt
R. Stevenson,
Assiddn Qnarfamasisr -- Vine street, uear Mra
Folks residence. Capt. r. n. lamb
AasitaHf QuarisrnaHsr--No. o., Market Eigest -
Capt .. N, naia.
cAisf commi'sarp Headquarters, No 10, Vine e.
Capt r. Maeleoly.
conmi'sarB qf si,lsisisaes--Broad street capt. g.
Little.
dcting Commissdyy Of Sibsitmcs-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical DiecfOr-summer street or Foris old
rcsdence) Surgeon, r. Swift.
Medioai P'Hreyos's OGce-Church atreet, Masonic
Building j. R. rRnr, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In.
faniry, Acting Medical Pmveyor.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Boara Of Ald~mai--M, NJ. Bficn, President ,. y.
Newman O. A. J. Mayheld, II.G. sooyel, WINS Cheat
ham, j. c Smith NJ. O. l.. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb.
Common oounoil--w P. Jones, President; william
Roberts, T. ). Yarbrougb, WIN. Irivcr, wm stewart,
Louis Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, G. NJ South
gate. A. J. Cole, Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles and John Cready.
sASpEa ooaArrns of rrE cIrY coUSCL.
Finanee--Knowles, scoyel and Cole.
Wafer Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
ets-Yarbrough, Turner, southgaie Davis Brien,
Mayaeld, Chsatham and Claiborne
Wharf-Newman Stewart aud Turner
Hospitat--Jones MayaeId and Sloan.
sohooli--Cheatham, Mayhed and Knowles
FiTe Deparfmsnt--Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driyer, Cheatham and Davis.
Cemetery Smith, Stewart aud Newman,
Market Hoass--Roberts, stewart and Turner
slares--Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
I'olioe--Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
springs--HoYgh Claiborne and Brien.
Borkhouss--Cheatham MayHeld and Knowles.
Improvements and Erpmdihres-cole, sooyel and
Cready.
Public Properiy--Brien cheatham and Turner.
Pest Houss--Nayheld, Jones and Roberts
So The Board Of Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
mex, preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Captaiit--John Baugh
FiFst Lieuienani--wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lieutenanf--John II. Davis.
Polioemcn--.wm, jackson, John Cayender, Mich Daf
yis joel Phillips, VIM. Baker John Cottrell, William
Mayo, John Engles, j. w. Wright, John Puekett,
Robert Scott, W. G. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HulitL
aS- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock.
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General Orders-NO. g.
HKADQu GETEns .. s. FORCES N RrNrucKy,
Louisville, July 20. 1862.

D.
LorIsyiiir, July 20, 1862.
For the guidance of officers in the mat.
ters referred TO herein, the following
0rderis made
/. In making seizure of horses TO
mount the cavalry authorized by the
Government to be raised in Kentucky, it
shall be done by two commissioned Off
GERS appointed by the Colonel or officer
in command of the recruiting station
The names of the officers assigned TO this
duty will be reported to these headquar
teTs Immediately on the receipt of this
order. No private soldier on-oommis-
stoned officer, in any case, will be per-
mitted to make any seizure Of horses.
III. The officers appointed 10 make
seizure will keep in book the names Of
all persons whose horses are seized,
with the value of each horse. They will
give to the owner of the horse a receipt
for the same and valuation thereof
the payment thereof by the Government
depending on the loyalty of the person.
The officers will report to these head
quarters a full statement of all horses
seized aud value of each.
III. The commanders Of regiments and
recruiting stations are enjoiEed TO en-
force this order strictly. Any violations
of it by officers or privates will subject
the offender TO punishment. No COM
missions will be issued to officers VIOLA
ting it, or allowing it be violated. Srhe
commanding officers will be held respon-
sible for the strict enforcement of this
nor'isr<
BY Command Of iius. .-oien. BolLE.
JOHN BOYLE,
Captain & A. A. G..
HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRy,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug, %, 1862
( Orders No. G.
All officers recruiting,for this Regiment
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
Of theparty, present and absent, and will
hereafter at least once q week, make q
similar report exhibiting The gain and
loss if any, since last report,
by order Of COL STOKES,
JoHN MURrHy, let Lieut.. e Adiutant
let Tenn. Cavalry Aug, 23-tf
HEADQARTFES DISTRICT or Tm OHIo,(
NASHVILLE, TElJNy Aug, 18, 1926
SrEuAL ORDERS, No. 1873
!
l. Enlisted men, unlesa accompanied
by, and under the charge OF, commission
ed officers, are prohibited from stopping
at Hotels or public houses in this city
The Provost Marshal is directed TO en-
force this order, and to see that all keep
ers Of public houses are Informed Of il
and that all enlisted men report al IN,
Barracks provided for them.
By command Of Major Gen. BUELL.,
[Signod. w, H. SlDELL,
Mai, 18th us. Infantry A. A. A. g
Official:
Henry STONE, A. A. A. G.
August 10.-lw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-28

By command Of Major Gen. BUELL.,
[Signod. w. II. SiDELL,
Mai. 18th us. Infantry A. A. A. g..
Official;
Henry STONE, A. A. A. q.
August l0.-lw.