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DEOEIVxR'H SALE OF NK6ROHA-ln pur.
10, uanoe Of An order Of tie District Court Of
the Confederate States Of America, for the Dastesn
Oiskist Of Virginis, made on the 10Th day Of De-
csmbef 1861 In the ease Of ths Confederate States
W Vim 1dlce I ahall ~ Rsseivsf Of said Court,
proceed ON Tuesday the 7th day Of April, 1883, at
the auction 0cms Gi Lee 4 james, on Franklin
street. In the city Ct xichm nd to sell at public
auction, for cash. the following slaves lats The
properly Of John an1 Robert Ward. a1isa sxemtss,
viz: John Hing and Nat Jones, old mon. old Mary
eGd young May, Martha and her four ehildreo,
and Alexaadsr and Peter, boys, aGsA about "A end
10 yaars. <4zs~ H1n1r b D10oB1
NH S7-sdS RAeeivee Dist No s.
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NEWS.
Reports frern Memphis.

NoBILI, ksroh 3o.-A special 6kpatsh - The
Appeal dated Panols, March Ssh, states that ths
Memphis Bxllein. Of the e4th, sa3s that the roats
to Yaxoo rive via Deer Creek, u reported work.
Ing aasly. The csuAi operations ars In psdsd ~
saslls and tie workman can only work at night
Tho Federal Batteries at Fort Pembsstkn hava
bssn washed kwAy asd abxnd,red. The ysbel po'
ntion il rsporssd impr.snab!e, owing TO high
wttr.
Tbs circulation Of Circ nrati reports u prohibited
ct Nashville.
II was reported that tie advance guard Of Ken
tueky invaders hsd resshed Clinton county. Re
info csmsats from VksInia, INTENDED Cor Bragg
had halted ct Knoxville, tbs bass Of Kentucky 0p
eia!ions.
The lnemy Marching Towards Nerth Ala.
bama-
kOBILH, March 30.-Advlces from CkGon3 rep
resent that the ensmy Is mxcains South In ZEN
nessee, dssolating the farms on the wsy. II q
supposed he Il aiming at 3orth Alabama
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n1E HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

nzK HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD II
~ will pay one hundred dollars reward for the
spprehension Snd delivery to ,ue. 0r to kessrs II
Tabb 4 Son, Of my slave LUCY AHN-generslly
called L1cy--who absconded from my be d -, or.
ner OF ay and 9th Streets so1as two months nincs.
khs il about tselve or fourteen years old, very
thin aud black, shutters some.ines In talking and
had on when she left q yeRowish cotton dress and
m old shawl, which she wore ever her head, In
lieu Of . bonnet. She has been seen In the streets
several times since she left my house. and u DOUBT
less lurking somewhere about the city. had rea-
soms person OF persons residing north Of Leigh
street and West Of nix b street but sho haS proba-
bly, changed her quarters. ~ shs was last sesaoon.
Ing down Gary street, near 5sh s.rest. With tin
bucket. II any psrson ID employing her In igno.
r4aos Of her being . runaway slavs Il will be wsli
for him TO give immediate information
NH 3O-3t. Z WkLLFORD. n
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AugrlvN SALES,
BY wilkes MeYYt I. Auctlenoer.
WilmtuRao1 n. Ol


Dn1oT IHFO7TH, fIoH-OAI0o cI
IL STE nSHP Ilzxu -On x1IDAY, ipei
81 1883, at 10 o'slosk A II wlu oo1l at my Galeo
rooms No Granite Ray, vnmhgtoa, j q, q
following articles. iuporlAlG ess3 DsR stesnse Lis
sle sis:
90 bags psims oolfss
Is bbls Brown suSae
It's boxes Oastils 6osps
30 d. supst 0pen 0aad1N
8 Do exHA Do do
60 do etxr - l0lha eaeh
66 do Do % 80 10 q
40 dossu bsss Hcsl 'ah Ksss.rd
% koxss 1xtfaet liogwood
10 caeks Soda Ash
10 Do Sal 6odA
80 kess ualls, aseoets1 discs
IL chests Oongoo Tea
Is bbls 0oppefaA
eask1 Xs.o0WA on
6 bals 0ackerA
do Cuba Molassss
do and $50 haes Table gslt
Is boxes F4aey Soap
100 dczsn 1xcoms
coo gross Matches
70 baskets 0hampssus
% sidss Sole Laathee
"a pairs ladies' Congress asitsss. npsr
ia Do 1iDek assorted Boots
647 DO Mems and Ladies 6hosa awostsd
a reams Commercial Note Paper
II Y DuG nnvelopss
go dozen Ooatss's eDool Oottsa
~ do Cotton Handkaeohloh +. ,-4.
u pieces Chambrsy
,s g g s:.is:: s:sis::
100 paaks Pms
10 Needles, IL
Win 'nston, Q. Ma,eh -, 1859. mn so-tt
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Ritlmpnh 9ispattt.

F,-s-rsa nYgpATOH b publishea DAILY, (Sun.
A.. sxseetoll Pviee Sce nanlae 90 ysae; e
8 ios i. nssshs i-shrss neasAs p; one meath
rrh. sBMY- wHxKLy dap AT0H ls issssA
- rf1pCDAY and FRIDAY. at o9-in sdvaueo.
49,. no WVRKLY DISPATCH ls ise~ed evesy
rs1pAY, end mailed to subscsicess ~ g pr IN
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N1-OTIcR-cn and after March 30th, 1853, all
IN Express PACKAGES conaigned to parties
Ev,as withio the corporate limits and left In the
IHxpro . Office until 10 II OF the day following
thsir a rival will be delivered By the Company 3
Exprea Wagon, aad z charge made for such de-
lvsry.
PAcksa es received by Express will be delivered
at the Re- nee to consignces on application,
"a soon q practicable after the arrival ct the tfai
tu. no Pss ksgss will be received for trsDsporta.
tion after p n. 00ODE,
NH 3O-fvY Expfasa Agent.
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AND WATOH11
hsvs In ste 70 some very duo Diamond sets Of
Isr rines Ping and Rings CarbuHcls and other
be1utIfsl sets, line Gold Watches Jswe'ry, Plated
astors, 10 CHARLES LUNoDHN,
an l-3tS 96 Main street.
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TIE DEATH OF AAJOR JOEN PELEkM.
"he following o.d.s relative to the death q
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GJARTRRMASTEE'S CPyIOE,
BACON QUARTER BRANCH.


Richmond, March 50. 1868 }
BR0PosALa Will to received at this ofics natil
the 10th Of April next, for furnishing fvs
Tnrusard IS 0j0; HORSE and i've thousand Is O00j
.KULH COLLARS. to 10 delivered in the months
oz May Jrne, and July. Proposals for ooe thou
sand <f-060) snd IA ore. WN WOOD,
NH 3O-sw Hal and @ n Army Trarsportn.
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GRO D DFLIASANT0,
Sheriff of Hsniiso snd
NH S0-ts Admir- Of Marcus A Tinsley, decd.

I'D N OFT, FKON HOSPITAL no. l2
II akORGE, about q years Of age, S feet or
s inches high, smooth black akin, tolesably lor Z
hair, and good teeth; turns his head when spoken
to and you look him In the eye He has pleas-
ing face, and 10 very likely.
Also jim. stout, wellset man, about 80 years
old, fest Or inches high. not very black, thin
beard about the mouth and chin, rather allow Of
speech, and appears rather sullen.
One hundred dollars reward for each Of them
Referencs-nr Thom, Hospital No l2 or Mr. Lswis
H Pisgott, OhimboxGzo.
OHA9 II HUBBARD,
sT-N;& Tswns aN&v,
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|gIY.vRk
[TGE 3 s.
/ vi !
ths Yer
|-osd sLa
J. gensis:
parior Id
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u ssles'
i3.h, on
at III
Co. cosa.
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RIOTIOK-AA pa rsOns having claims Asainss
~ me- - guardian Of Miss Mary II Barker will
please present them me, thet steps may be taken
TO pay thera. q BARKEK. Guardisn,
Second Auditors Office,
NH cl-ftx Room No g
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L,lFfY DOLLARS RNWARD-WIN be paid Tor
EOH. who ranaway In the city OF Rlchmond on the
l3:h Inst. Anderson u about 20 years old; blask;
we'll formsd, and about 5 fsss inches high. Has
no scaIs or marks on him. The sbove reward Will
Dickinson Go. fmh l7-t'i ALEX PEIROR
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1863. !
Log been
4 me ssf
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ar.era tB-
'nili &c te-
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- 4HO0 W 0VO1OI01
mn 25-eod6t* JAS 0OULDIN

HHN EoNDKND DOLLARS kAWAED-
~ Ian away. ffcm tas subscriber, and crossed
james river At M;otaux's Ferry. on the night Of
the SSH instant two reg,o woman, cns named
psopIarity Of surpins her head and laughing
when spoken to; shs other named ROSETTA,
ssed 81, bright mriasto, and has an open eoun.
tensncs 1t q thousat they are msking Their wsy
to Fssdsrisksbnrg viii give $50 rsward each
for the Apprehension Of aaid women II taken out
OF this coun ,, and $40 each II taken IN this couu
ty ROBERT Ta1 FIT.
Powhatau @ 81, March -. N61 l-s;+
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knnot fu-
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the coei@
for them
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Sbs:
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fisiasss,
ksi. en-.
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In bar.
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rtion q
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.Eary
Feaslhsr.
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GERS.
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neLessf
;9TE I'd
&c Eaail
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a !srgs
kEau
EtE@ u
a side O.
H. s.a,r
cn ass
, adH.rs
&C ssefe
property
alance ss
.ssaCGe1.
sd y he
scP, VIE
Arci's.
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u stallion, out Of fall llbloodsd mara He 10 the
finest horse In the Confeds1sey-a bsaattfol ani.
NAL Of splendid astioo. end has trottsd hs mile in
two fofty-ssvsu, t2:17l Oan b sssu f~ few
days at the American 6tablsa NH Sl-lts
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GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1.

HELDQuAR1BRs, DISTRICT or rHR CuAmERLAsn, I
1fUrteesboro, JrlV la, 1868. J
LIN compliance with instructions
from Headquarters Department OF the
Cumberland, dated Manchester, Tenn,
June 29tE, 1858, the undersigned hereby
assumes command of the District of
the Cumberland, comprising all that
portion Of the Department lying
North Of Duck River; Headquarters
at Murfreesboro. Commanding Officers
Of Posts, Railroad Superintendents
and others in the District acting
under orders from the Department
Commander, will az once report by letter
10 these Headquarters, those of the latter
class giving the nature Of the service In
which they are engaged.
H.-Commanding Officers Of regiments
and attachments within tho District not
belonging TO the T" Reserve Corps," Army
of the Cumberland, will transmit to
these Headquarters, duplicates OF all
reports, returns, DC, required by their
respective Regimental, Brigade, Division,
and Corps Commanders.
m.--Commanding Officers of Posts
will report to these Headquarters, by
letter or telegraph daily; or o%ftener, If
necessary, all Information they can
gather respecting the strength, designs
or movements of the enemy.
IV.--Requisitions for supplies will be
made to these Headquarters through the
Heads Of Departments to which they
appertain.
V.--The following named Officers con-
stitute the staff of tho General Com
manding:
Colonel James Thompson, Chief of
Artillery.
Major Charles 8. Cowan, Acting Assls-
tant Inspector General.
Major j. s. Fullerton, Judge Advocate.
Surgeon William Varian, Medical Di-
rector.
Captain Wm O Russell, Assistant Ad-
jutant General.
Captain II. G. RansomO, Chief Quarter
master.
Captain d. Romick, Chief Commissary.
Captain VIM. L. Avery, Aid dc. camp
and Provost Marshal.
Captain ]. g. Taylor, Aid-de-camp.
Captain Jesse Fulmer, Assistant Com
missary of Musters.
Lieut.. IL. @. Wharton, Chief Engineer.
Lieut.. II. q. Beaham, Aid-de-camp and
A. A. A. General
Lieut.. w. w. Hopkins, Chief Signal
Officer.
Lieut.. e. j. BAohman, Acting Ordinances
Officer.
Lieut.. Erasmus Scarritt, Master Of
Transportation.
G0R55s GRaEsHR,
Major. GenfI Commandino
July M-tt.
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NorIoEa.

osp6erlaad Lodge No. Stated meetings on Sd
Saturday OF every month, at Odd Fellows Hall. cor.
summer and Union streets John McCeliand, W NJ
D. y Wiikin 3. W q. S~leherle, J. w; Joa. McCro-
~, Treas. Geo ". horvoll, Sec, W b. Moore, 8. D.;
b.. Grewer, J. d X. Fielde, y Ter.
Cumberland Cl0pla, No l.--hortou Il. Howell, N.
E. High Priest; Adna Anderson, n King; George
Slaerls, X. Scribe Q. vs.. Poden, e. H.; John Nc,
Olellaud, P.s.;C. VS.. Brown, K. A. c.; y. G. Moss.
NAV n R. Sartsin, NJ 2 '. James Lumsden, NJ
IV;R. c. Bransiord, sec; q. a.. FULLER, Treasurer; &.
Helda Tyior stated meeting on lst saturday Of
every month
Rasteius C0auai NO.l--Joha McClellnnd, T. ]. a..
NJ; NJ. Howell, D. = G. NJ; AdnA Anderson, T.. c.
X. sheffield, Recorder J. Lumsdon, Capt
Guard, Z. Fields, Tyler Stated meetings % MONDAY
IN each month,
Nasiviiio Commentary No. John McClelland,
Emineat Commander Morton b. Howell, Generals
si.o; Adua Anderson, Capt. General; Roy. W. ".
Reed, Probate Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden;
3. n Wheeler, Juninr Warden G. w Donigan,
rruasurer u. II. HArrison, Recorder; r. Fields,
Sentinel, Stated meetings on Sd Thursday ofeach
month.
PAqaz Lodge, Ne. l31 Morton y. Howell, W. NJ IT.
Cox, =. W; J. Bowen, J. W John Frenbalh, kSeo 7;
l., u. Raker, Treasui ~; ] Davis, S, D.; John Cook,
J u. u. Fields, 7, Ter Stated meetings on fourth
Saturday OF eysY mlnth.
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MILITARY Y.
pEPARTMENr HEApouARTERt

DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
Observation-Disclosures on High street. Maj.
5cn- Rosacraus, commanding.
Chief acknowledgements on High street,
aesr Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. w. Taylor.
Cisf Observation-Disclosures on summer street,
oear Broad. Lieut.. Col. 8. Simmons.
Provost Marshal General - Headquarters on High
stro0t Capt W. NJ. Wiies.
A0isidHt Medical Director-SurgoOn A. Henry Thur,
iton, U.s Vols, "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Post Headquarters on College street, betweoa IN
ION aud Church a~troeia, (Dr. Waters rosldenoe) Gen.
Q. p Mitchell conlnigndhg
Chief AssisfGEi QHdftsrnass Ill charge Of Depot
and Disbursing Ofhcsr-Ca 8 n. O Hodges, on
Cherry street, between unic and Church
AssiadAi QaoFse1Hatta>- 10 fhgrge OF Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipage, Market street. CAPT.
rhos. J. Cox.
Asstsfant QadTerdaGtfr~--E Charge Of QuArterunas-
lsrs' Stores, Issues 90 Hospitals, Quarters, etc. Capt.
< MoKean Laporte, Cherry street, between Church
and Broad street.
Asssi1na Qrlagta7aqnsr--ln charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Capt. VIM.
Mills.
Assistant Quariergaoster-In charge Of River Trans.
p~ortation. Capt, j. d. Stabbs, High street, old head.
q~uartera Gen. Rosecrsns'.
ASSISTANT Quay9srnasier--ln charge 81 Railroad
transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
street. near Theatre.
Ad. Asristaat Qaart4raasr-In charge Of Means
Of transportation, Public shops, etc. Lieut.. @. H.
Irwin, on Cherrystreet, near Theatre.
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DIRECTORY.
IN
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Adfo
WILLIAM SHANE Reconag.

- ~ - ~
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mago
WILLIAM SHANE, Rccor1sT.
JOHN OHUMBIkY, karshaL
psTaf MdrsAas-W n WilHnRon, A. 0 Ticker,
Oh, oStis Ma-ss,-John ohumbiey ,s4-occso, arss;
gseob French. second and mos. Nocsry, third
Tar Au~a0-WfNam rvsf
fcrssus Clisuor-A. Is fhaDhlhnc
Eakr 10 Ooiicsar-E. Is. Garrer
Trea.ru-R Henry
Ehag h~a,sT-Thoa a. Lal.c
AaPsiEirafsni OF fhf W0rihgee~. Y Dodd.
'sperns7ldss Of a. Wat Herfs-Mm. Stewart.
sz'o. = hs CcpaTp-T a. Mcbride.
Hrsg Osartssf=I. l.. stewart
Og AH'raeB-E. y Muilsy.
CITY COUNCIL,
B0arl Of Atdsrmat-M. a. Brien, President John
Cerpar Jos. J Robb, Nd Munoy, 4. 9. soovol, W. ),
Cheatham, NJ. G.. l.. Claiborne and j.. smith.
toiaHioa Councii-Andrew ~ iarHon President; Jas.
Turner, William suberts, a. M. south sate, Abraham
dJrfs, Alex. Mcdaniel, l. B. houghi Charles sayers
j d. 0%uuEleB, W. A. McClchandt a. harbr0ughi
"n. Driver, Wm. Stewart, fA0s Ufeadg' WA hNlY
aud VIM. Saaborn.
1AsDIse ojasirruz o. Iua CRY oorsolo
Hadncs-knowles, Soovel and Bren
sress Hut, Turner, Myers, Muioy, Chrstham
Yarbrpugh, Urcady aud Haiiy
Ntu-lnrncf, Carpef and McClcland
shooh-Caeatham, Mulloy AM Knowles
ftrs peFcrtmcnt-Nyers. Stewart and McClelapd
@0s-Driver, Greatly and hyers. .
qameiUE- mitn, tlnboTu and stewart
HartG Ho~n's-Terbrough, Raherta and Opfper
,ausi-duloy, HCUaniei aad Stewart
P9hc--ct eathan, Brien and sayerg.
~epriaq-Creadv. Claiborne aud hyera.
y 'ss .ea..saytrs. R0bb and Acl'apiel
ia-oeaa-'' AMI Erpsndtsrss-Aocieusnd, BrieH
md Sanag-u
i.ttr lrogsta-t0bb, Ste gaTt and Driver
iE Boss-Oorp'r, Southgate and HALEY
81 IAe Board oil Aldermen meets The Inescays
.aXt p~r'ocdiug the snoou3 aud fourth Thurzdsyp in
nrn muut, ard the Common Council tn 7a'rpd
sd irrrth fhursdeys Va each month
MIGHT PCLicE
CaDian-John B4ugt.
sst1qf EirpteIigaE Robert Scott,
ffd LeHenaet-John S. Ingalls.
P1Is7asa-W Jackson. john Caytaoer NlUb -
ls, Juai lalIE. WIN. Baxter, j0hl CUslrel, william
t5bsfl 5i,. W c. Franois, David Yates Chas Hu.
ut ami 81 u-uloy
~ Tho rai5e court " opened evco morn,ug at
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Suffers OF the army OF thc Cumber
land, HnIIYI

AAMMEEM VI NAM0 y IA " $50
land, HnlIYt
May tho Roe Of England never blow,
Nay the ThsGs OF Scotland never grow,
May the Harp Of ireland never play
Untn the Stars and stripes have won ihe Day.
A & M. Landsberg & Co, on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand o large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
In Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Tripo and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, RAISING, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of oil kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchief, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and variety
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A. g. nj. L~AHDsBBRa a. Co.
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NIGHT PoLlcE
rnhlNrY -nrFinnnA-

ssnfB-iames y. Hinton. Deyget--ia t r4Hs hob
on and J. K. Buchanan.
Observation-Disclosures Gsyfetl
T1udes-W. Jasper Tayiot
CoroNsr--E. II. Belchbr
EcugN-John COrbitt
Geeeste Clucctor-W. H.. Robertsyu
Balroad TAG Couact0r-J. g. Bailey.
uopaa5ls fer he Rasbt2s DisTt~--lobu D dowof
tnd J. p. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
yFags-Hou. James Whitx,,ih
slsFE-P. Lindsey Nichal
co The Judges Court utsts so. Gfst Monday ID
'aoh month, and the Quarterly ostg, composed u
be hagistrates Of the County, o bed ths ArEt Non.
'sv IN January, April, July and .e','her
CIRCUIT COURT,
Fanys--- -
Glork-David @. Love.
~ The Court meots ,oe afst soan.y 10 Nsrch
nd September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jaig-Hon NJ nj. Brisn.
CsTk-Charles W. Smith.
50 The Court meets tho arst AqndAy In April AZ
rDst md fGoomher
GEANcERF COURT,
Reconsideration. Samuel d. FrlersoB
CsTL as3 Masfor-J. e. GleaveB.
Eff Tho Court meets the arBt Monday IN Nay and
@ovomba.,
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ioEE y. RiDn, GFand secretary should be a. issod
Al NasAaslA. E@sa.
fes.ossse Lsdgs, No. l-Meats eyorS Tuesday Even
ing, az their Han, on tho corner Of Union and sum.
mer streeta. The officers for the present term, are
Jno e Mdis, Nc. ;R. u. MoEwen, Jr. ,V.G. John y.
Hide, secretary l.. X. spain, Treasurer,
ifabss Lodge, No i0--Moota a. the same place
sggry Monday Evening. The officers are Henry
Apple, sc; J.. H. Park va; Chas. Robertson
~ss0feisry 2 r.. Brown, Treasurer
aateg uolgef No. 8O-heoB "a their Han, on South
Cher street, every Friday EgaBing The officers
are rauk Harmon, n. O. James Wyatt, Vel; n. l..
Go0dicti Secretary N. D. Cotton, Treasurer
AiF-ra Lodge, No. la5, (0erman=Meets at the
ddi, oraCr Of Union ard summer streets, every
rhuruiay awning. TIE officers are p. Friedman,
5 g.; John HerbriohY.0. Jacob Jungerman, Score.
AIRY Qoo. Soiorle, Treasurer.
kitgt tHgampnlaHi, No. l-Meots a. the above Hal
81 t1e trst and third WednGadaya Of each month.
The olc9ra Rro; 7. "a. Mcbride, CP. o. y. Faler, Il.
?. Petcr 5fris, Jr. avn }. " PucEett, NV Jno.
y, di4o, 3Cribe r. u. Guitar, Treasurer.
. discs Branoh E9oGapmeif, No. 4-heee ~ the
tbove Hall on the second and fourth Wednesday
8ights Of each month. Ths officers are; Henry Ap-
plsi CP. 4. Moker, H.Pj r. A. Campbell, s.W.; 4.
2. oo'snGn, W.. P. 7. Phillips, Secretary J N.
Ward, Treasurer.
ana Degrees Of Dasgtt"a o. Rebshah-Meos the hrst
griday afternoon Of each mouth. At = O'Clock.
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EM AND W1lTRa D HaPnlLs n NIsTmn

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The following is a correct list Of all Hospitals IA
this eiiys
No. I-oun Factory, College street IN the Hm.
Aaat. Surgeon, G, r.. HArNEs, Us.v.
" g-Univsrsiy Bulding, Market street, % tho
Hin. Asst Surgeon, r. d. LrNps, UAY.
" s-Eussy's Building, Sc oorsor Public square
Surgeon, ISwu D. hARLoS.
" t-HovArd High School. College street, on ths
Hnl Jas. y. wEEDs, Surgeon In charge.
" Ssuspsndod.
81 S-Suspended,
" T--cOasse street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst. surgeon, @, ". FRAScA
" s-MAsonlc Han, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, Q. Q. GRAY.
" O-oarriags Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Surgeon, @. srAsmAN.
" lO-suspended.
IL" PEgr HousE On the University Pne.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. d. HoGIn.
" l9-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, J. 8. MAuRER
" l9-Humo High School, spruce street, cor. Broad
Asst. Surgeon, A. H.. sMITa, U. s. A.
" I4-Fomale school, Church street, lear Chatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JNoH. PHIL1Ips, U.s.A.
" t5-Hynes' High School, Line street, corner SUM
mer. Surgeon, w. NJ. cHAMnKRs / s.A,
" lG-gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID WSsn, S9d Ohio
30 iz-BryIcERs' HosPiTAL -Pianters uotel, sum
iasr street, corner Deaderlck. surgeon,
!. a.. WRiGHf.
" is torner Church aud College streets. Asst.
surgeon, Z. G. MONTGOMERY.
-M.rrs a STATIONS Building, No. IA Market
street JoHN W. foYE, surgeon, U. s. A..
&c so-Baptist Church, Summer street. CT Pink,
Asst. Surgeon, Z s. A.
I" 2l-suspendod.
" u -hardcAs;lc =, South Market street. T. W,
HAErsR. Asst surgeon.
" 2t-OUrner Vine and Broad ttrees- CAiu W
HoBSoR, Surgeon, Z. S.A.
lrison Hospital, J. G. HItEAAS Act Asst Surg.
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Sprti1l Mutires.
BEAparAnrrus uSrup STAIRS Tcse55 :,

UEAndrAnTrna UNITpD srArRs fmck9 -
Esahviis, Tenusssse, Jay ID ~
l. Any person found interfering win
or tearing down any barricade, ride piN
ditch, or embankment, or The military
dams on the west end Of Nashville con.
atruoied for the defence Of the city viii
be arrested and dealt with as = public
enemy.
All guards arc ordered to arrest OF
tho spot, any person SO offending, and il
on trial convicted, they will be sent TO
the Penitentiary at Alton, Ill.
By order Of B~rigadier. General r. s
GaAHoHR, Commanding Post.
w. NEYIN,
Capt. and A. A. General
iuly16-1w.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. q. SANFORD n co.,
AZ Merchants Bnnk, No. so College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish 10 send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town. and thereby save the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. ~Tiune13-tf
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Notice.

fVH1 PARTNERSHIP HE%RETvFoRE EXISTING
L between n. b. smith and W, a.. Day wa mutu
ally dissolved the 9th day 81 July, 1893, n d. smith
continuing the tusin' e., At tho Old 5 aud, No. 10
North College So est, near tho Loulsvilie uepot, "a here
he vii setle The claims aBainstsaith & Day Nash.
vide, July o, 1855. a, Is. SMITH.
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STRAYEn.

EBOM MY sLAuGHTER PEN, ABpUI FS-.9@
II the beaiurtag OF last week, three bogfkkNeYS
bra dod A on she right rump. n.y.
4 VII Iay q rev .rd " Five dollars per h,sU U0s.
az my Slaughter pen, ur at george 1ornes
stock yardi North Market street
lu} s-u ADAM CaE.
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Persons wishing q fine pen can end a
good variety at. the Gold Pan Depot W
Cherry atFPeI two DOORS south Of CEDAR
bfD-tf.