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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. i-Gun Factory, College street Gu tho Hll
Surgeon, T. A. WoRRALL.
2-unlversity BullGing, Market street. on the
Hill. Surgeon, JANEs BRYAN, o. 3. V.
3-Ensley's Building, sE corner Public Square.
Surgeon, A1Er. EvISc.
l-Howsrd High School, College street, on the
Hill. G. a. BILL, Surgeon In charge.
B-Gun Factory, upper end " ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, h. b. BIAsER
0-Couege street, Aoar Broad. Surgeon, cHAs.
SCHiUssER
T-Coleqe street. between Church aud Bread.
Act. asst. Surgeon, q. W FRANCE.
s--Masonie Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, D. BAcHE.
e--O,rriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square Asst. Surgeon, G. SiEoMsN
1O-Medlcal College, College street, on the Hili.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
IL" Pssr HousE ~ On the University Pike.
act. Asst. Surgeon, l. D. HoeIK,
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
1s-Hume High School, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst Surgeon, A. II. Smith, u D A.
l4-Female School, Church street. rear Ohatts.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, FRED. sEYMoRE.
"Ib-Hynes High School, Line street. oornor Sum
mer. Surgeon, W. Nj. CnAMBREa'
Z" l6--Gordon Block, corner Broad street and kiver
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
"17-OpYroERs HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderick, surgeon,
WIN ARNOLD.
ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon,
II s. PLUMMER.
l9-Morrs stratlon's Building, No. "A Market
street. Surgeon, VIII. GonDoN.
" 2O--Baptist Church, Summer street Surgeon, -
GooDWM.
2l-Msthodist Church. Church street ssrgeOni
NJ. NJ. Horror.
22--Hardcastle s, South Market street. Surgeon
-, BECKwITH.
23--corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERisN.
" gb--Corner Market and Clark streets Surgeon
L. G. RioE.
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MILITAR Y.
DEPARTMENT HEApQUARTERa,

p,parsae,.i- -Iieadquar,ers on nigh street. Mai.
Gen Roaocrana, cinmandiue.
Tlf,g dquarturs nigh street.
- Gedar Lieut. Col Juo W. Taylor.
CLaf OoninIialoIpH eadquarters on summer hii'eti
near Broad Lieut.. Col. b simmons
prousa Afarshdl 0ensral - iieAdQuai'efa on hlsh
street Capt W. NJ. Wiles.
a,,isfasf Medical nircci0r-safgoon A. hohFy lhnr'
atom. % ii Vols, "a Cherry street.
PosT~ T~HEADQUARlERs'
pssi- headquarters on College sirpeti between Nn'
ion and church streets, (Dr Maion reaiaahoal "oh'
IA MITCHELL commanding n.
CAisf Assisiaaf OuafierHiate -- O. chAtfe ~ hNle'
and nlsbursing Oncer-ta y. nouso'' "N
Cherrv street, between u aiC apd thnrch 80
Assisfani Caalie1aas7' Ia -ittse oi slvtnl leei f
aud Garrison Eguipase, MARKET s'seo1 N'P''
Thoa. j. Cox. "a o...rt.,,,,.s
tars stores Issues % lioapitnai quarters, elo oal
b Mexican Iaportei Chaisy street, oe'Neoh NA'''
aud Broad street. 49,. u, Mi For.ge
and Stationery, No. ~ Market street. '@p~ ="
Mills. 49,. - pi,,... 1r,,s.
As.i,tani Ouarfsrmasia-In charge oi iuNet tl-l. en-
portation. Capt. stubhs, High street, o'' h'@"
quarters Gen. Rosecrans. 49, - p.uroad
Assisant Cuarlsrnasior--in charge OF NAiilNar is
rransportauou, Capt. 3. porkinni Jrr ON NN''''
street, near Theatre. h..., 81 Mean.
Aci. AstisiaHi Quurisfniai.sf SIN tleia. - IN IN
Of Transportaliou, Public Shops, etQ, h'ut' ~ '
irwin, on CheFryairoet, near lhehNe'
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MAaoNIc MoIloEs,

Cisaberlaad Lodos No s.-stated meetings on Sd
saturday of every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cor
summer and Union streets John MeClelland' WIN )
D ~ Wiikln. 81 W; G.. Sieiere, J. WI Jos. NEGRO
ry Treas; Geo W. Norvell Soo., W. Y. Moore, s. d. :
D. Grewer, j. d E. flelde, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No l.--Morton y. Howell, M
4. High Priest Adna Anderson, y. kingi George
Felnerle, r. Scribe O. W. Peden, Q. HI John Nc,
uleuand, $50. W. = Brewn, r. A. c.; Y. O. Moss
M.3V IL. r. sartain, M. 2Y. James lumsdeui NJ
lVtR. G. Bransford, sec O. A. Fuller, lreasner.i 4.
Fields Tyler stated meeting on lst saturday OF
every month
MN b. Howell, d. r. G. NJ. Adna Anderson, J. 9
W H. Sheffield, Recorder J, Lumsden, capt
Guard, E. Fields, Tyler Stated meetings Sd Monday
Ia each month. . l,.,
Eashvale Connandery No ! John MeCieland,
Fminent Commander; Morton R. Howell, Generals
simo Adna Anderson, Capt, General Rev: u.
Reed, prelate Thompson anderson, Senior Nardeni
E d. Wheeler, Junior Mardcni q W pQnigRn'
treasurer H. II, Harrison, kecorieri ~. tielasi
Sentinel. Stated mootmga on Sd thursday ofeach
month. -, N, - ~
phpni4 Lodge, Nc. 13l Morton y. Howell, w. II
Gov. 4 W.; j. Bowen, W John Frenba h,.seo
L. D. Baker, Treatu ,r; ) D ,vi', 5. D.; John Cook
J. b. Il Fields, Trler. Stated meetings on i'ui'u
Saturday Of every month.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS
Post of Murfreesboro. Tenn.


Medical Director Posi--M O. WooDwoRru
Hospital No l,--City Hote s. W. corner square.
surgeon 4. d. Fitch
1" No 2--Woodbury Pike. $. o. HimOe, Sur
geon in charge.
No. s.-East Court House. W. 7. Johnson,
surgeon in charge.
No. 4--Woodbuy Pike. Of. Surgeon
J. W pearco.
No 5-North Court House. J. 7. Woods
Surgeon in charge
No. 6-North- cast cor. square. N. B.
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge.
No T-East Court House d. Woodward
Surgeon IN charge.
=" No. s-ypposte and west City Hotel VIM
A. Mccully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. 9-Cor Nashville and Iehanap Pike
=. B. Pormar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
GenT Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J. Y Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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MATRmoNY AND MmTARY TAorIcs.-
There is a very amusing scene In the vau-
deyillo of the "Prisoner Of Rochelle"
which has been setting thousands laugh
ing at one of the Paris theatres. One Of
the French papers gives the eqoiyocal
duet between Corporal Cartouch, who
has mUsket in his hands, and is going
through the manual exercise and Lessa,
who is seated by her work tablo aud
abstraotlY trying 70 lead the corporal to-
wards the subject Of matrimony:
Lessa-" II a girl was 90 fall in love
with you corporal what would you
do p
Corporal-( (MAnnuvering with his
musket,) "Present armsw
L-she would doubtless look to you
for"
c. Support
L." And then what heavy burden
you'd have to-"
c." Oarryw
L." Your butcher and baker would
have to-"
C-eOhargel'
L-Your prospects, Of course, would
not"
c." Adyancew
l4--' a man Of your years is not able to
bear such a."
c." Loadp
L. Butyou are not 10 Jour"
c." Prime |"
L." Your wife may"
c." BoutW
L." Leave you, but she will SOON
c." Return %
L." And then you'G have to bear an
on your"
c." Sb0uldorw
You would be-"
/ c." Ready f"
L." I think you have some other"
c." Aimw
L." And you'd throw q. your spis-
/ Ties into the
y Firow
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Ions y, H,pr, ofaud secretary, should ee A. 10
al EoaiUiiiC, ItEE

al EashuiliC, 1cas,
I.,ss.,,, tsaoe. Ne l--McotH eyerf Tues ~ hvea-
Ing, al their Hall on the eoruer Of Union ana sum
mer streots The officers for the prosont ,e't are
Jno. r. Nils, q. r. H. MoEwcni Jr.iN.o' Johh ~
Hide, secretary 4. K. Spsn, Treasurer
I,VabaS Lodos Ne l0--NoetB al tho came p'ape
every Nondav Rvcr!na Tie officers are Henry
Apole. M. j. i. Park V. O.. ChAs. Robertson
Secretary b. n. Brown. Treasurer
S5aiier LODGE No eO--Meeis al their hali 90 .cuih
Cherry slresi ovory friday evening Toe "l.eegA
are frank Harmon, n. c.; james Wyatt, ,N6'i ~ r
Ooodiett secrotufy Al. q Cotton, Treasurer
Asrsra Lodge, No. iuo, GERMANY l--Aecs 90 tne
Rail- corner Of Union aud Sumt1of atrceta, eFefy
thursday Evening. The uficela are T. trieama
NG, John HerbrIcaV g.; Jacob Jungofman, Sooso
iary Geo Seiiere, Treasurer,
kid5slv Eloa3npmsif, No. thccis at the above tial
on lhe hrEt and third Wednesdays u eacn MONTH
Inc odCers are; T. B, ho8rido, Cfih ~ fhiofl "
" aide, Scribe H. Il. Cutter, Treasurer
oilss Branoh iisoampmsni, No, s--Meets a. tas
abOvo Hall On tho second aud fourta Meunoeaas
piehts on each month. The oinoera are; hcnry Az
Pile or, h. Mckor, H.P'i r. A. Campbell, s,H'i n
@ Co'e nan, j.N,' Z. T. fhnlipii Fo7eNtf1 p
Wrrd, rfcpsurnr
4as Deorss ~ Daaghfa-s ~ hsbskah--heota the IRE
rridae Afternoon of ohnh mnnth, "a o'clnfk
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REF EIR ~ ~.

Hon R'ouAap wArt.oa.~'Mayor Of q Washington
ARB Farscu Com missioner Of Public
A Buildings.
GgpHoS J. BAlL....... Erie, Pa.
THoMArB b FioigssuE......P Philadelphia, fe
" @. ID. CURTIS. ........... Warren,
" ELIJAH BkBhiT. Erie,
WILLIAM DENslsoN. Governor Of ohio
t" JOSIAH M. LuUAs, ,......... Chicago, Illinois.
+" OHAnLEs B. HoARD.-".. NatoTtowO, ~ ~
Oapt w. W. DOB3INs. Erie, Pa.
w. I. SxffRsoS a Co... Bankers We.hnsfea
DC.
VIZ. P. sHAuAcK Isq. .Headvil;e Pa
SAMUEL A. FORp, Esa. Chicago, Ilinon
CoRY BARBOUR, Esq...... Terre -Haute, Ind.
D: A. PowELl Esq q... ......cineinnati, Ohio
W. ~. w RoBsoE, E,.......
Gen. murray WHAizs.......S San Francisco, Cai
JONI ID. HAYsxs, Esq Aurora, Ind.
A. y. HARyEY, Esq..... 80. hehraska, a.
W. II. HARyEN, Esq......... Omaha Ci.y, n.
Hon. 8. G. DATtET. .....P Peru, n. z.
CHARLEs p. CaosgY, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
THoMss III. WnsoN, Esq' .... New Baltimore, Nh
WAIIIKo JrFyoRns. s.......- Keokuk, Iowa.
W. d. BLAcEHUas, Bfq....... Kansas Territory
IL. uUNuNarou, lEE & %. .2f0 Broadway, N. r.
BoWuRs BEEKuAE bnAD- 81, 80 and 80 Fesey % 4,
Fofn, Jr..... ...... Now York.
oAnoNnn q DoDoE...........I0 10 Warren street, M.
JERoMr y. BUCK, Esq.,. .Nassau 81, cor, Wan a..
New York.
Z. n. BOCELEY, Esl.......... .40I broadway, q. x.
WILLIAM DuRYEA, Esq.....l08 Futon street y.
CHARLES Fo1, Esq ....... Cincinnati, Ohio
JAMES @. GEDoE, ESQ .........tovington, Nv
MARCUS A. Finch, Esq.... Maygilie, Ky.
july2o-ly.
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NO 10
Gen. Hraga's Iteport OF ,he nat,,o
of stone River.


OF stone Rivcr.
A correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier says that General BRAoo's on.
cial report Of the battle Of Stone River
censures General HARDEr for general
mismsagement aud reflects severely up-
on General BaEoHNsIpeE; indeed, that
such is its remarkable character that Il
must necessarily bring about a Court Of
inquiry 10 the premises" A letter
from BRAeo's army about this report
says;
General Breckenridge is charged with
total incompeteRey aud blamed with
the miscarriage Of the battle. General
Cheatham with being inebriated on the
battle field in presence Of the enemy.
General Hardee is censured with slow
ness and inaction General McCown and
command with disobedience Of orders.
General Folks name is not mentioned in
the report. Generals Claibourn and
Withers are complimented. The high
est tribute of praise and honor Ia D aid
to General Withers and command.
awarding him the credit of having saved
the day by the courage, discipline and
soldierly bearing Of the officers and men
of his division.
This correspondent says "Oh ! BRAGa,
you will be damned for telling the truth"
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no our subscrlbors.

In consequence Of the increase In the price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing once,
have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 25 cts. pcr week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly Subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
soribcrs which must in all cases be paid IN advance.
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Posr CnAPEL-- (secoud Presbytorian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Dopo)
Sabbath school and soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lo% O'Clock,
AM, and At Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed.
nesday night at O'Clock.
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Established faF iaf neneiit " StmnseFS
ooslaG TO sE. LOUIS ~ sEARcH oF
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that hage
Died from W6nnds or Sickness,
CNORRECf nTrhLLI9ENCE WILL BE OfyEN OF
~ the condition Of any alok or Wounded soldier IN
MOUND CITY or any o'hcr Hospital IA the Western
pepartmeDt. ihm b the ~iN army iotolhgonce
Oflce la tho United states, agd Information regard
ing Soldiers from auy hart Of the Gao be given
at any time, by calling o., or Wnflisu o. the ARhy
INTELLIGENCE OFFCr, rosi-Ollce Box No 1873.
fh. D.--pERsOSs COMING 70 sr. L0ue IA atARcu Or
nTsR FniRNps Will obtain an necessary Information
by calling at our odco, No. n, South Fourth Street
May rs, 1862 ~
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NOTICE.

rHAVE rms DAY SOLD no Mr.. TEAAEN mN
4 sable, and oheariully ECON ena MIN TO Az oi my
old ensfners behaving that with bis present hcill
tes and experience Ia the Livery Business ho viii b.
enablod no give entire satisfaction 60 the public.
4. w. GEE,
Eclipsa Livery and Sale aiaHie,
March ia-lm No. North Mertcl Street
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RFMOVAI.

HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED MY ENTIRE STOCK
| 30 the Eclipse stable, on Market street, formerly
occupied BY MIR. GEG whore viii be pleased 20 wait
on my old customers and tho public generally, with
my usual promptness
Constantly on hand Hacks Buggies Band Wagons,
and que saddle stock for Ladies and bentcmen.
MArchl0-lm D. W, TEALkf.
Also Cor salo At tho above stable, 10 or IS seed
work horses.
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DIRECTORY.
-nlrY eovERNMENT.
" - - - - W = - -
JOHN HUGH SMITH, RcgoF
WILLIAM SHANE, Rcoordsr
farfN CtffNVl Nv V-rstal


WILLIAM SHANE, Reoorasr
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MarshaL
Deyry Mavshals-W. Il. WhEiusop, g Fncseoi
and lamea A. steele.
Jacob french, second and 1hos. moCarty, third
Tar Asisssog--Wuliem Driver.
RevsHas CoHecoy--A. b. shanklan1
Wdtr Tao Coilsciora-h. y, Garrett
7ssaaver--R Benry.
Wharf Naaa--Thomee Ienke.
asipeTiatsnisni qf tho WoTth0eso--j. 2. Duid.
iglpsrinfsndeai Of ~ Watcr Works--Nm. stewart.
Oa.ief Of he Fiys Dep9Fs1ielt--John d. seahury
serion Of Lls CcBaetsTg-AT. a. heBride
Street Oversser--J i, stewart.
Cip d0orasy--E D. Mulay.
CITY COUNCIL,
board Of Aldermes--lf N. nrien, President John
Carpor, Jos. J. hobb, I'd Mulloy, u. q scovel W.
Chesihan, m. G. L. claiborne. aud }, g smith
ti5asaon Cottof--AndTew Anderson, fieeideotj Jaf.
T9ruer, william Kobcris g. n. south sate, Abraham
Nyers, Aer. Mcdaniel, j. b. Hcugh, Cnaries Say ers
J b. movies, " a. McClelana, T. ). sWpf3ugh,
VIM Drver, VIM. Stewart Thos Cready, Wm. HAily
aud VIM sanboTn.
sTANnIss COMMITTEES o. Tss CuT oousUb
fYHanos-Knowles, scovel and Brien.
Waior Works--huders0n, Smith and Claiborne
Streets HUFF, Tarpcr, Myers, htlloy, Vhtasnam,
Ysrbrough, ,ready end HHily.
Rhar}-TurBey, Csrper ana MoCeiiand.
soh0ols--cheaihAm, huloy and knowies
Fus Department Myers, Stewart and hcClelaDd
Gas--uTiver, Greatly and Myers.
Oesneisry-sInith, sanborn aud stewart.
Market Houss--- YaTbrougn, Roberts and Oarper.
Slapes-AuilOy MoDaule lel aud stewart
E'oiice-Cheatham, nrien aud sayers.
Eurings-Cready, Claiborne aud Myers
Rorkhoase-sayera, Robb ana Mcdaniel.
improvements ard ErpendifsTo,- Cel'snd' Sr'en
T,blis Properfv-Robb stewart and Driver.
Pest House-Oarpar, Southgate and HALEY.
81 The Board oi EAcrmen meets inc Iueaaays
next preceding the second and iourih ibersupys ~ ~
each month"; and the Common Council th' "'oolu
,nd fourtb Thursdnyg In each month.
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Establshsd By Governor David loo 90 eo',eet t.s
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers Aea y ~ ~ y,
them transportation home 10 oiieSt sN'. .,,te ~,
obtain pay Tor extra duty as nurses eve EulN sui
poys the Agent aud it & his duty 20 ~ .to ~
ness of her soldiers careful and respec iei
Otitee NO.A Cherry %, near !"
Apa-lm
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The following brief extract will be
read with peculiar interest at the present
time. Gov. Benson is far abler and
better man than any Of the Northern
conservative" politicians. We have
not shadow Of doubt that within the
next fifty years Liberia will be the most
rapidly growing country in the old
world. It yields all tho production of
the tropics in amazing fertility. tits the
paradise Of the black man. God de-
signed IL for his residence. The villain
Gus, aven-defying system Of slavery
turned 1t for a season into field for
man-piracy, but justice and the eternal
laws of nation VIII soon vindicate the
claim.
Liberia nnd she American ooIOnIsts.
In his late message, Governor BENsov,
Of Liberia, said:
Respecting the destination OF the vast
majority of colored persons, (African de-
scent) in The United States, / feel no un-
easiness whatever. have not a particle
of doubt that there will be great and
voluntary immigration Of them 10 Libe-
ria, and Liberia wishes, and will accent
none other than hose who will come
voluntarily. Various circumstances rap
idly converging 60 point will ere long
cause greater Influx Of them than, per-
haps, il will be considered prudent 20
admit within given time. feel no less
certain now than felt years ago, that
our Anglo-Saxon friends in America have
been, are, and will become increasingly
dependent on Liberia, az affording the
only satisfactory home, as yet for those
whom they have OF late strangely
charged with being the cause Of the la.
meniable sanguinary contest now wag-
ing in that great country; az least as
much so as Liberia is dependent on them
for the encouragement OF immigration
hilher
The truth, that Africa, for a long time
at least, will prove the only place TO
which they can move 10 find q saiisfac-
tory home, will increasingly force itself
upon both oolOred aud white until il shall
become irresistible. Liberia can gain
nothing by impaiience on this subject.
The basis of our national and indi-
vidual progress, respect and influence
having been greatly expanded and deop-
ened by the treaty recently negotiated
with the United States Government. let
our citizens nerve up aud exert every
power Of body and mind, that they may,
with becoming manly spirit render
our country increasingly attractive by
their industry and progress in the pur-
suits OF civilized life, and we need enter
tain no fears that we shall not have sur-
iicient voluntary immigration in the
future.
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RIilitnrY EInnIEa,

For sale at this once, such as M0nlsly coupoHy
Rst0ns, Clothing ReiarH' Ordnance Rsi'TH'' Pr0visio
Returns, Special Rsq,'isaioR,, &C., DO.
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NIGHT POLICE

fkIrfdlu-JOnn
Eirst Lsetaenant--ADdrow Joyce
eaooai Lieutenant X. laws.
pol.,emen--Wm 1aoksOn, John cRyepdar, Nich IA
vie Joel Philips, Wm. Baker, Johp Cottrst, William
Aavo John Engles, ). W " sight, john PueSeti
ti -ud W. Danley.
~ Tbo Police Court Is opened ever morning ct
uin ~
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A Baker Wanted.

A GOOD BREAD RAKER can GEr A SITUATION
s.trs AZ thls once Apn-H
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COUNTY OFFICENS.

4so-tF--IeIno7 NJ. Hinton DfP'oF---ihn"~r f'""
,on nnd J. X. nuchannn.
Regists.--P Phineas Garrett
lra,tss--W JaspcT Taylor
C,oroasr--N u BeleheT
Ranger--Jotn Corbtt.
Repenue ColIooior--W D.. Roborignp
Railroad Tar C0Ilector-J g. Brley
Consrbso5 far ne Nashville Diatlsai--lohn y ''""
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WI u - wv TIT-IT'
COUNTY COURT.

lu0Qo--H0n. Jnno8 WhiTW0TIh
slsrk--P Lindsey Ncho
aV- The JUDGES Court meets tho nih monasy Va
,aeh mon III aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
shs Magistrates OF the County, is hsd the hlHt mon
isy N January, April, July and October
CIRCUtT COURT,
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CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL COURT,

Terk-DRvid O. Love.
sud September.
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CuANCERY COURT

Ohaacsllor-Hon. Samuel n. Fr'erson
Clsrk and nfasie--J. E. Gleaves,
sS- rho Court meets the Grs, Monday in Nay Ard
nhar
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NWTMTNNL VVVFNFf
yudge--Hon NJ M. Brien.
Olsrk--Charlos &. liggoua
A. The Court meets the lrst Monday Ia Aprh Az
rust and necember
CHANCERI COURT.
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BECEIVRR,S SALE.

CITY LOTS IN CHATTANOOGA, AND VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON AND
BlEDS0E C0UNTlES-H0RSE POWER &C.
DY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Confederate States Dis
ID ttict Gcurt at Knoxville for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee, the Undersigned will veil on the 18th day
OF April next OF the Court House In the city OF Chat
nooga, the following lots and parts of lots in said
city. Lot No, 26. on Market st-NO ~, Market ST.
No 80, Poplar st-NO. So Chestnut st.-No. 81, Pop.
lar st the North % feet Of the s. W. fourth OF Lot
No. 20, Market st. being part Of what IL known ~
the Taylor bockn-the North halt OF the South
hslf of Lot No. a, Market stand Lot No. 2 south
Georgia Avenue
A lso ut the same time ana place Nine Hundred
ces OF Land Ia the fourth Civil District Of Eiamil-
ton county, occupied by Mira Sarah Rogers, adjoining
the lands OF ]. NJ. Anderson G. ID. Luttrtll Carve
Hall and others.
Also, five thousand acres Of land. lying In Bedsos
and Rhea counties on Waldehs Ridge formerly be-.
longing TO Henry James, Of New York. And six
Thousand acres, lying on WaldenB Ridge, In Bledsoe
county. formerly belonging 60 John H. Meachaw, Of
New fOrk-m0re particular description on dry Of sale
Also, $50 acres, lying on Cumberland Mountain In
the LIST civil! District Of Bledse county formerly be-
ongi TO MOses II. Munsel Of New York, pert
cleared with Two cabins and apple orchard thereon
Also, five Thousand acres. lying In same county on
Cumberland Mountain, formerly belonging 20 Jaoob
W. Horton, citizen OF the United stales.
Als0, at the same time and place two endeEs-ehain
tWo-horse power, with ThieshinR Machine and Fan
c0mhintd, the property Of alien enemies, now in the
possession Of A, q. Van EppS.
Terms of sale, Cash, Con 'edsrutes Notes and
Bonds taken Ia payment.
marlOtds rs. CAMPBELL,
afsece yer
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-20

: sslsabIs, uua ihp bmtsf Fans hIs chances
Il belnE nbla 10 10y Do gold before the
Noe aptlsnted, 4 . lsss ppos than that
FhisA Ne cold Il AZ the date agreed upon
be sometimes produces ihe oertideareg Of
deposit for ihe gold, bat generally he pays
lhe difference between the premium ruteg
on che DAY be sold sad The DAY he delivers,
Consequently, Iaan who has = few lhsus.
snd dolI'n 10 rsy these differences can
boy ana sell niliona Of dollars worth of
gold.
This aort VI business Is beginning to be
iound Vtti sad nov that the press has taken
up the cudgsl, Wall street Is in prodigious
'teV The result Of 100 much discussion
Of tho Gsanees,' Gays tho Herald, "will
boget disorder We rather guoss il will !!
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-20

Gar week or two ago, a party Of our
guerilla forccg, disguised as Federal soldiers,
burneda depot at South Union, on tho Mem
Phis Branch RaiIroad, in Kentucky. Two do.
tachments Of Yankee troops wore sent IN
quest Of them, but not succeeding in over
hauling them, the, returned to South Union.
0ne party returning in advance Of the others,
they mistook their comrades for the guerillas,
and opened IRE upon them as they came into
tho village; The result was one killed aud
two or three wounded. srtt