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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK, p. M.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 10. Oar forces entered Leo
anon, Tenn, on the Sch inst. They captured
some 0OO rebels, most OF them being men OF
Morgans command. Many field officers were
taxed. Among the prisoners was Hall Ander-
son, aWolent rebel. member OF the State Legis
lature OF 1860 aud '62, lie was an original
secesslonlst, and one Of the earliest advocates for
Southern Confederacy.
Over 100 wounded soldiers reached here by
cars from Murraesboro tonight. number
OF paymasters left !oy tho front this morning
The first train tor MurIr3esboro will leave here
Tomorrow The river is falling, though It is
raining heavily.
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Dailp ftfeulan.
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY ii, 1863

A LETTER FROM J. c. TArLIN.-Below we
are permitted to print short letter from J..
Corwin TapIin, of this village, taken prisoner
on the Harriet Lane His many friends will be
glad to learn that he is so we'll treated
HoUsToN, Texas, Jan. 8, 1863.
DEAR MAHL.-You will have heard of the
brush We had on the morning of the LIST inst
long before this reaches you, in which our. Cap
tain and lst Lieut.. were killed, and three N IN
Also mad seventeen wounded, including two
Masters. | came ont al right and so did
Julius. Are here prisoners Of war, are at lib
erty to 60 all over the city and cannot complain
of our provisions, have plenty OF room in our
quarters and are treated very we'll by the Con-
tolerate officers, Truly yours,
Con.
Mr.. Richardson 2lso received letter from
julius, of an earlier date, written from Calves
ton, in which he expressed hope Of being soon
exchanged
Although there was scarcely doubt, before
the receipt Of these letters, of the safety Of RICH
AxDsoN aud TArLIN, this direct news has made
assurance doubly sure
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B aker sfeId Academy.

THE SPRING TERN Commences March I'd, closin
May h. 30 ri OF Instruction remains as heretofore
B1ard an looms for self botrders reasonable terms
Tuition from $500 te 81, d0p,r term
II. j. MOORE, Principal.
Bakersfield, February %, 1863. 5w4
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PROBABLE MURDER.-A man named Thomas
Barry was found dead in Manchester, VI, at 10
clock on Sunday evening His death is sup
posed to have been caused by loss of blood re-
sulting from q stab which was discovered in his
left arm.
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TEETH /! Co., TEETH!,

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver Plana and Rub
ber In all cases furnish Temporary sets fee of
and advise all persons who have ad their teeth extract
"a to have temporary set keeps The under jaw in
better shape Sever cases have under my notice
since residence in this place where the under jaD
ecome seriously injured, by going without temporary
set.
Or still renew my offer of $25 set for "roten or de-
cyng sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to fnd an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself; Ia from
Rev j. 5. Lee, formerly resident Of this place
CANTON. N Y, June u, 1862.
DR.. CoMgaYS Dear Sir,-I feel impelled write
the result OF your dentistry in my wish to
commend your work especially rubber ,c0rk have
tried four different kinds, and much prefer the rubber
More than three years inserted upper of
eeth in my mouth on rubber plate, and hs we it
Just good when The fitting is admirable. anu
have experienced inconvenience whatever wearing
It, always recommend il my friends in preference
gold or pidnd My experience is CERTAINLY, decidedly in
Norof the rubber. hope my many friends in Vermont
viii avail themselves of your services, as know Oh
Dentist in whose hands should pre- trust teeth
interest rather than give this letter unsolicited
is simple justice Yours truly,
Ether Or CfaI0rGfOrm given in extracting a
number of teeth If required.
~ Bear in mind that only charge Sevcnty-fsve
cents cavity. for gold filing. use the best gold
and warrant the Filings, as do my plate work When
convenient persons from distance will please give
few days notice, when they intend coming TO for
work
D. Office Langdon's Flour store, Montpelier, VT
oct.oD&w JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
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DUBhISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
caution to young who sunerfrom Nervous DebIl-
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means of SefCue. By who has cured himself after
being put TO great expense through medical imposition
and guackerv BY enclosing post addressed
0pe SINGLE Copies may be had of the author NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd Bradford, Kings u, N. Y.
marchlSty1
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william Miller OF Williston has been nomiaa.
ted ior County Commissioner in Chi:tsnden
County.
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NOTICE..

The Board Of Medical Examiners, appointed by the
Governor under The Act approved Dec. 2 1861 exam
inc such persons OF the enrolled Militia as claim e1emp-
ga en- rollment by treason tf physical u irmity,
give notice that t"ey will followng places at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each day:
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New YoRK, Feb. IL. The schooner Antelope,
from Nassau, Jan. 3lst, reports the pirate
Florida arrived there on the 305h, recruited and
sailed on the evening OF the 3lst.
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PoRr ROYAL, s. c., Feb. 3. The mos: OF
Maj Gen. Fosters feet from North Carolina
has arrived here in good condition.
The first South Carolina negro regiment ar
rived here yesterday, from an expedition sixty
miles up ths ST. Mary's river, Georgia, to the
town OF Woods ock, which they burot, after
having repulsed The enemy in severe engage
ment They also destroyed some extensive salt
works. The regiment fought like veterans and
repulsed superior numbers.
The steamer Melita, from Havana, the 9Th,
arrived this morning. The steamer Vanderbilt
lett Havana on the evening of the 4sh ON a
cruise.
Our Havana letter of the 9th states that the
pirate Florida left Nassau u week ago, after
coalng. She Is reported to have made seven
prIz,s off Cuba and one off the Bahamas. They
report that the pirate Alabama had landed cap
tured prisoners from the nA,teras at Kingston.
Business at Havana was dull
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the inhabitants of every nation under
Heaven shall be permitted TO recline in
its shade in the full enjoyment of that
freedom known only to the Constitution
Of the United States, and the benign in
situations of our glorious Union. And
il is my prayer to the Great Ruler of the
Nations that, when the sun shall go down
for the last time, its golden rays may
fall back upon us a reunited people,
happy in the citadel of arestored Union;
and that when we shall have ended our
labors upon earth, we may be permitted
to carry with us TO the society Of
founders Of this mighty Republic, in the
celestial courts of the great Union above
the glorious flag of freedom, and lay il
at the feet of the patriots of the Revolu-
ton as last and true witness of mans
capacity to govern himself. L end, as
began, without an attempt TO express thu
gratitude and pride OF my heart in re
ceiving this present
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the civil emigrating party to Cuba is, by
Der about 1900 or 5000 are ready 20
move for Cuba; and as your Excellency
has told me you had every confidence in
me- and you, the Hon. sMr Thompson,
have assured me that the Federal officers
Of New Orleaus and Mobile would bein-
structed to ''let me and my emigrant
friends pass | now very respectfully
request that you place in the hands OF
our mutual friends, Mr., O. Galloway and
G. nj. Campbell, of the "Memphis Am-
hmche," your most faithful supporters,
the necessary passports for my benefit
and the sum of $4,000 secret service
funds for the use and benefit Of
those editors as above in supporting your
cause in acquiring Cuba BY civil emigra-
tion, and With the use of that amount
they will be enabled earnestly and efFec-
tually to cooperate with you for the &C
complishment of that great object. The
political position of the avalanche" az
a true Democratic Administration paper,
enables that paper to WELD the necessa,
ry influence in successfully accomplish
ing the acquisition of Cuba before the
termination Of the present AdministrA-
tion, and the political aspect now loudly
calls for it,
Although this proposition is made to
you without the knowledge Of those gen.
tlemen, know from conversations with
them that their feelings are deeply inter
ested in the success OF this great object,
and they are ready 10 act whenever they
are placed in possession Of the means TO
do so, and without those means am in
clined to believe that they are powerless
TO do anything. / shall, therefore, be
pleased to have you place in the hands Of
M. @. Galloway the necessary passports
for me, and place in the hands of O. M.
Campbell $1,000 for the support Of the
Cuban cause. This you can do by
I special agent, or by forwarding to me a
check for that amount for their benefit.
r had contemplated leaving here by the
, 10th instant, but preparatory arrange
, ments will prevent my leaving before the
10th of November. Therefore, your do
spatches will reach me here, aud, while ]
, await your reply, you will easily appre-
: ciate my anxiety 20 hear from as early ri
i may he your pleasure and convenience.
| have the honor 10 be, your obedient
> servant, N, s. RENEAU.
Hon. j. THOMPSON.
# Please reply by telegraph, and oblige
y your friend, REHEAU.
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CITY covNcILs

Boari Of ilderme,--M. N. Brien, President John
Carper, Jos. J. Robb, Nd Mulloy, II G, scoyel, W. s.
Cheaiham M g. l.. Claiborne, and }. Q. smith
Common Co.,noil--Andrew Anderson, President; Jas.
former, William Roberts, G.. IL. South tate, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, T. b. Hough, Charles Savers
J. B. Knowles W. A. McCleand, t. J. Yarbrough,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart, ThOs. Cready, VIM. Haily
and VIM Sauborn.
STANDING COMMITTEES oY rHE CIT oouHoiL
Flaanco-Knowles Scovel aud Brien.
Voter Works-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
s5ress-Huff, Turner, Myera Molloy, cbratham,
Yarbrough, Cready and Haily
HAarf-Turner, Carper and Mcclellend
Sohools--Cheatham, Mulloy aud Knowles
Fire Departmeni-Siyers, Stewart and McClslland
Gos--Driver, Cready and Myers
Cemeiery--smith, sanborn and Stewart
Market House. arbrough, Roberts and Carper.
Siavss--Muioy, MCDANIEL and stewart
POlice---Cssatham, Brien and sayers.
Springs-Cready, Claiborne aud Myers.
Workkoms-sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Expenditures Brier
and ssnborn.
Public ProPerty-R0bb, Stewart aud Driver
Pet H0pse--Oarpsr southgte and Haley.
n9-Th Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday
| next Preceding the second and fourth Thursdays Il
] each month, aud the Common Council the secon
and fourth Thursdays in each month
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Lieut.. Col. Garesohe.

A writer in the National Intelligencer
pays this officer the following tribute
In the death of Lieut.-Co Garesche,
Chief of the Staff of Maj Gen. Rosecrans,
we have lost not only the services of an
accomplished officer, but the presence nd
influence of high-toned, earnest, nd
human man. In giving himself TO
lie life he found no OCCASION or excuse
for giving up private virtues he retained
always a quick sense of right, delicate
sensitiveness of herat, ready sympa-
thy with suffering. The ardnOus duties
and tedious details OF his Gtficai labors,
when Assistant Adiutant-d General in
the War Department, never made him
furgctful of urbanity of manner, gentle
ness of Speech and readiness TO listen
patiently TO any one who rightfully
claimed his help. | remember we'll how
kindly, almost tenderly, he one day
turned from his desk aud took up the
papers aud the cause oS poor blind wo-
man who came petionipg that her only
son, mere boy, might be given back 20
| her from the ranks Of the army; and the
very last time that saw Col Garesohe,
1 CHANGED to meet him at the Office of the
Sanitary Commission, whore he had
gone to leave with bis own hand d0na-
ton for the benefit OF the soldiers; for,
as incidentally learned, when he was
promoted from the rank Of major 10 that
of lieutenant colonel, be agreed with a
fellow officer promoted at the same tima
that they would give 10 the Commission
for the first month what was added 10
their salaries by increase Of rank. II IL
a simple incident, but il illustrates from
J pas point then Col Garesche was
4 one of the founders aud efficient workers.
Of more than one charitable association,
as those who have received Che kindly
benefit Of the "St Vincent d. Paul DO
oieiy" and "St Patrick's conference
can testify Neglecting no Official doty,
he found time often TO Minister u tde
poor and sick with his own hands. May
the country aud the service have many
such men, and the war call for few
such sacrifices
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POST HEADQUARTERS,

POSI- Headquarters on College street, between I'm
ion aud Church Streets DR. Waters resdenco) Gen.
r. b. Mitchell, commanding.
AsislaAf uartoTmoser-pishnrsing aud Inspecting
Ouctr, on Ch'uy street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. g.. Chandler
Aesiiani Qnaficruofcr-ln charge Of lunsporia-
ton, ou Cherry street, brWceu Union and Church.
CAPT. j. %, Bingham.
Ast.iluf QraItru0ssl--ln chsrgeufCothiug, Camp
and Garrison Eluipage No II Market street Capt
rhos. Cox.
As,i.tani eliari.rniesi,r - lu charge Of Means q
Recommendation ana QuaToImasieTa torres, oa sherry
street, uor lhe1ire. Lieut. Chas IL. lr'n'
Auftfif quad. r. ief-in charge az fueIi Forage
and sue emory, "a 3J ihrkct tiroet Lhsit WIS.,
hhls.
t,.it..i 0anf.Fma,ior- F0r iho Assignment n
Ouarleta anl hsceVng and fssaipg uosptiai htores
UabL 4 McEenn IapCrts
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Hon. VIM. l.. Yancoy, too, has been
yenillating views upon tho Northern
Democracy, in a speech, just delivered
before the Alabama Legislature. Tie
says
There is in my opinion, as much
hope in the Northern Abolitionists as in
iha Northern Democracy. IL linoOln
were 10 wiihdraw his Proclamation Of
Emancipation TO- morrow and proclaim
That he would uphold slavery, as he fnds
q No the States, lhe Northern Democracy
would rally around his standard, and
war lpon ~ 10 enforce q Uoion upon
those term s-~while ihe Abolition Com
gross would at once, So my opinion' pas
8 stop 20 The war aad make peace"
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The National IateR'geacer publishes the
letter below with this introduction
TnE FmIBUsTER DESIGN on. CUBA IN
1859.-The Western papers have given
publicity to another letter which was
found among the confidential oorrespon-
dence Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, late
Secretary Of the Interior, upon che recent
occupation Of his residence at Oxford,
Miss, by United States troops. We give
a place 10 this letter as connected with
the history of the former designs Of
Southern politicians upon the Island Of
Cuba. In doing 50. however, we take
occasion 70 say thhl, though the name OF
Mr.. Buchanan is used In this letter, yet,
as IL is endorsed 10 Mr. Thompson, and
was found among his private papol 9, We
doubt whether Il ever reached the hands
Of the fonner gentleman. The writer Of
the letter IL now a Colonel Ia the rebel
army
lFhyftfI
Mgnpns, TMsj OF 20, 1850.
Ills Escelmcy James Bqehaaaa and hgp D.
TnmPs0u
DRAB sws; The numerical strength Of
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

slsr,5--iames ~ Hinton. DsPus,e'--fhomas Hob
,On ana !. K. Buchanan.
Register-Phineas Garrett
TS,,stse--w. Jasper Taylor
Coronsr--N II. Bechss.
Ranger-John Corbitt.
Reye,,us Coliecior-W. d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar Collector. G. Briley
Constabes for the Nashvius Di1irt,t.Iohn p. Cover
aud j. g. Newman.
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MILITAR Y,
nEPAhrMENr HEApovARTERs.

DasartHlui- ft7dnuaFt0rs ohsttsst aueefs Mal-
',i.i. niistUi aiis, ,viuInauutnS'
Cli.S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on High street,
near Cedar Lieut.. Coi Jno. W. Taylor.
Chief Copnlissary Headquarters on summer street,
near Broad Lieut.. Col. 8. Simmons.
proroa 1TarsLal General - Headquarters ON High
street Capt W. Nj. Wiles.
Medical Drscior-Headquarlcrs corner High and
Church streets. surgeon u, Murray
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NIGHT POLICE

Coptain-John Baugh.
Elrs Lieutzast-Andrcw Joyce.
Second Lieutenant--John II. Davis.
Poiioeasa--Wm Jackson, John Lavender, Nch Da
vts joel Phillips, Wn. Baker, Jonu COttrei, william
Mayo John Epgles, j, W. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert SCOTT, W. G. Eranos, David Yates, Ohas HUI
tit and w. Danley.
ss- The Police Court Is opened every uiorning at
niue O'clock
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cHAncERY COURT.

Chaaesiior-Ron. samuel y FreTou
Cqert aed Maaer-I E. Gleayss.
CO Tie Court meets the irst Monday Ia May and
November.
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CRIMINAL COURT,

Judge--Hon. william K Turner
Clerk-Charles y. Diggons.
a. The Court meets the Grst Monday IN Aprl Au-
gust and December.
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COUNTY COURT.

J,pfgs-Tlon. James Whitw0rth
Clsrk--P Lindsey Nichol
az The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, held the trst Mon
day 10 January, April, July and October
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DIRECTORY.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Records
JOHN CHUMBLEY. HarsbaL

JOHN HUGH SMITH, May5
WILLIAM SHANE, Records
JOHN CHUMBLEY, RarsboL
Deputy MarsAals-W H. wilkinson. A. G. Tucker
and James A. steele.
Clerks Of 6e Market--John Chumbey, ez-ogloo, first
Jacob French, second and Thos. mcCariyi third.
Tar AssessoT--wiam Driver.
Bevsaus oolector--A. p shapisland
Water Tar Coiiecor--E B. tlarrett
Treasprr--R. Henry.
Wharf hoaer--Thomas Leaiye.
Superintendent, Of ne Rorkhouss---I. q Dodd
Superintendent Of he Wafer Worhs--wm. Stewart.
0hisf Of The Fire Deportnlsnt--John N. seabury
sestoa Of he Censtev--T. II. Mcbride.
Sired Overseer--J. l.. Stewart
Cl,y ARorasy--E. r Mulloy
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CIRCUIT COURT,

Judgs-- -.
CGsvk-David G. Love.
- TIL Court meets the hrst Monday Ia March
and September