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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

FRaE0B SPoLTATIoN-senator Summer mas
reported a bill in the Federal senate, for Sic
payment of q sun not exceeding FIVE millions
Of dollars TO American citizens, in satisfaction
Of their claims for indemnity upon the French
government for Illegal captures prior to the
treaty Of September 1890. This is the old
French spoliation bill, which was first intro
ducsd in 1902, and has been favorably reported
upon forty times, and unfavOrably three times,
mss been twice passed and twice vetoed--oncs
by President Polk and once by President
Pieree.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

A IL claims sssass tie Engfuser Deeufmout a ths
"a Depa-tmeEt ef ssissiPpf s1d Esst Louisiana,
" De Daid as tra fol1TiuE ulsces. ls-uit Th1ss a.
erena5a b. Cs7t T Rot,asln. Chef Enruse- Amy
% Missi aP2ii nose a. Ni1k burg aY CPD -
hose az Pert Hu6lar - Cagf Lson Frsns1r. ana
-h3ss a. Columbus by Lisut Desz1lz All oilers. n-
ciudtgg those for cEsHucEcns in lbs Tarso river. VII
be presented g. The chss Of he Chief EsEinssr, In
js7zsoH. SAMUEL "a LOCEETT.
Chief Engineer.
feast Department Ms azs EaIt Z zisfsna.
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SMIg 8FQeal.
TUESDAY Evening February =
rIua APPEAL A FICKsBURG.

Nr. g. c. CLARKE, ia the Washington Hotel
bailding. Is the regular agent for the APPEAL
in Veksburg. Orders win be fled at his
oounterto any extent Immediately on the arrival
al each train from this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

x By information almost direct from Beau
fort harbor, we learn that the enemy's iron-c ads
are said to be Of much lighter draft than we bad
supposed, being only nine feet w inches
They hsvs Que or two pilots who know this
rivsr perfectly, snd say they can bring thsai In.
Whether they are white men or negroes, we
could not ascertain.
The boats Of the Monitor class are mesely
floating batteries, without speed or sea-geing
qualities. They had 70 be towed around fgem
Fortress Monroe, and dare notvsnture out f;om
Beaufort while there IS any swell outside. They
can ealy q ste in perfectly cain weather,
osaazass deck, guns, gerrea and eli would roll
un6er.
Tie fanksesa 81 Beaufort say theYars coming
here Ia irst favorable WEATHER. It IS STANCE
Ia. they should ak 80 much about t,-zJga-
msggtos J5arFat, 2lst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

NEGRO CRIMINALs-A negro named Callen
OAR IS awaiting rlai 10 berkshlrt county Mass..
ior ravishIng 2 married Woman aamed OTIS, and
then numbering her and her two children. An
ether negro, named Jno. GildeH and half-broth-
e. Of tho other wretch hsd just been Sentenced
n the same comfy, to the Ssate pTigon far lie,
for rayisbing 8 married WOMAN named Peaslee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

The train, last evening, from Grenada
brought dewn between sixty and seventy prs
oners Of ws1-smong the number Lieut.. HrTr,
Of the 4th Illinois cavalry, captured near the
Tennessee State line, with number Of the same
REGIMENT. There are also three noted Kansas
iay-hswkers, of the Notorious 9Th regiment of
Kansas volunteers. The latter were captured
while st their regular work, hausebuTning and
pilaging. They had, Captain KAY informs Us,
g quantity Of stolen jewelry in their pockets
when taken, that had been forced Fom helpless
ladies, and also = large amount Of counterfeit
Confederate notes, just received from the North.
Many Of the remainder were dsssrters rem the
Federal army, who viii, we suppose, be released
on parole. a few were deserters from ow own
renHr
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FOR SALE ;

~ BONDS Vicksbsry Shreveport ard Texas Rail-
Or7ad $1,000 each, and nisIso5 81 he State Of
L5uEfuA
q Bonds New Orleans Jsckscn and Grsas Northern
Ralroad 6tCu0 each.
500 shares stock s0utesra Railroad. For sale by
frG llrN A. T GREEN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORIAL ELEc-
uoN.-The New York Tribune has long and
doleful account of the overthrow Of Cameron
and corruption at Harrisburg, and winds up by
plainly Initiating that, if the AboltiOnisis
could have had argument Of soldiers there to
sid them against the aroused and indignant PEG
pie, they would have been successful in their
base schemesl 1t is even stated that Governor
Curtin actually did call upon the authorities at
Washington for soldiers to be present e! tho
opening Of the Legislature, but failed to get
themi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

"a An order from the Federal Wa Depart
ment, dated the 9Th inst, constitutes the troops
in the department Of the gulf the 18th army
corps, and designates Msjor-Gen n. p Banks as
their commander.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

In TowS-We had the pleasure Of meeting
last evening Capt KAY, who, besides rendering
good service in the field, has lately been the
efficient provost marshal at Grenada. In the
first position his enemies feared him, snd in the
last be vas q terror to evil doors eaneralY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

r The law against negroes coming into In
diana State is being rigidly inforeed in sonle
portions of the State. An Aholtionist named
Osgood, at Plymouth, Marshall county, was
fned $40 for employing a %contraband. He had
turned of 3 white man to make room for tie
re~r,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

r. Census superintendent Kennedy has been
sTraigued by the Judiciary committee at Wash
ington, on e charge "of having been in comm.
nieation with the leaders Of the rebellion after
the rebellion commenced
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EEaPH AeD CHAR EsrOg R r OFrTCEl
-. - - 81. =.
Wanfea. EEnmediafeIr.

IN SO I EACHTSISr8 aad BLACESaTTHS.
~ None but experienced uoszm41 nsed sDcIv. 70
whom iheTai waros w- De pals.
4NTHOEF Ross.
M-Ber Eac5lst a ara @.
AalI stsilzu, ass or EoaLs aad Osio p &
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WANTED.

NO TANNER and FTSIsHER Psasaaant
n employment gvaa. Add-sEs
y. O. ENGLAND.
E2-iwF B-r-nrvf1a Ma
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THE holders & oar due BIS Pearl Ei-sr MIs are
a notified 70 present then e. our BANKING omes for
payment before Harcz is.
f-2-5a ] & 7. GREEN
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80 -
Change TfcEefs.

we want to prssass Eve or x y-uzg Negro Esa.
~ ] G IT.. GEEEE,
f-2 ST. raare0r ufaz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

EEeIEEERIEs NorIcE-An having elains
against the engineer department. Of Mississippi
and East Louisiana, are interested in an adver-
tisement in another column headed Especial No,
80 -
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The Hloellade g CharIeslsa.

cHAaLEsroE, February 1.-The British ship oadmus
touched of tho bar this aitsrnoon- and an oFssr win a
boat erew came up 70 the city. The Yankee irpa-clsd
New Igaasdes was outside.
cHARLEsroS, February IA dispatch from Major
Rhett, commanding Fort sumter announces that a
strange steamer, evidently IN ir~oneiad, hove in sight
about noon, and is now stationed on the hsrbor. Her
outline can be dimiy seen from the city wharyss. There
are, besides tweive bloeksdsr, al keeping steam up
and ea tue alert The captured gunboat Isaac P. smith
Is now 2ming up from sieao river into the hsrbor.
An iron.eiad and q formidable looking propeller, mp-
posed to be an iran-e'ad, without masts. appeared of
the harbos mis- morning Tho ironelad was towed by
. lsrgs steamer. Twelve otless are ia asat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

FRUITS OF OUB NAVAL FACTsHLE'
As the raising Of the blockade by the Con-
feaerste forces ct Galveston and Charleston is
an event Of much interest to the Confederacyi
it may not DO amiss to call public attention &c
the legal effect of these naval victories. The
law on this point is thus laid down by Chan
oeuor kent, in his commentaries on the laws
of nations. ID which 8 friend refers Us:
when a blockade Is raised voluntarily, OF
bg a superior force, L puts an end to It ABSOLUTELY
and If il be resumed, eutr els must be charged
with notice de a0Uc, and without reference %
the former state of things, before they can %
involved in The guilt Of q violation OF the DOCK
SIDE"
as this is but a repetition Of what all writers
say on the subject it follows that neutral YES
sells may lawfully enter the ports Of Charleston
and Galveston at once, and may continue to do
so until the Yankee government gives sixty
DAYS notice of the establishment Of the block
ads. and exhibits sufficient naval force to make
II efectusl. When the law Is understood the
importance of our late glorious naval victories
can oply be fully appreciated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

YALLAxDIeHAsrs GREAT SPEECH. This
document viii appear ia cur columns tomorrow
at length. Everybody should Obtain q cepy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

CoNTRABAND.-Large quantities Of goods
have been Struggled through from Memphis
within the last six weeks. Latterly, however,
to put q stop to the practice, indiscrminate
seizures have been made, among them several
valuable lots. Ali has been confseeted and
sold, the proceeds going to the public treasury.
One lot Of coffee, fifteen hundred pounds, seized
at Friar's point, was sold in Grenada at feur
dollars q pound.
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-WATCH HOSES az AUCTION

sH|iLL be sold AZ pubie suciisn. n FaEoo City on
~ SATURDAY, F-Amary 7h, 81 Hosn, one Bar Of
MATCH 4 or BUGGY HORSES,
iau u
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E-A Federal reportof the capture ofArkansas
Post sssies that they leveled eli tie works and
destroyed the buildings and log cabins.
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.dNn lbs PHOSPs ORUS,
lUU 100 l0s GreWd GngsrY
1d0lbz Alspice,
10 gross Fissks,
leo bbls Flour. Fer sale Ct The lowest nsess
n =. SOaEUT7
Ozs docr nau Eparr .-r-
800 90 d srlnt-, 81 0rtar
WARE s g Is 5Eozsn- bEs
IN or TWELVE FAL rsnf to WfaplsFa
~ GIRLS. from tsat TO sz
RiveT Kills.
iaat1Hf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

~ The a5jutant general of the Federal
army has refused to respond to q resolution Of
Congress, calling for information. He says
that a statement Of men 10 the service would
involve tht examination Of 8 dozen different
muster rolls Of about enc thousand regiments
that woTk, now dragging heavily, would be sus-
pended and that the publication of such =
statement would not, in bis view, be compatible
With tbe public interest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of a call
yesterday from our friend DR.. MARABLE, medi-
cal director on Gen. WA d. J~ACKsOE's staff.
We are panied to learn that in consequence Of
III health he has asked to be relieved from his
arduous duties with the cavalry corps, and viii
most probably be assigned to duty in some one
Of our hospitals. The Doctors eminent abilities
as q surgeon fit him for any position he may be
,-@--.1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

~ On the 25sb nlf notes Of the old Tenues.
see banks sold ID Memphis At 975 other south
era currency was sold At 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

TWO SETS GOOD BLACKsWFHs TOOLS.
WANTED,
Two good Biacksmiths and Strikers,
E1ur good WaF nmakzm
WANTED
U,oo9 HOrs5 and G1le Shoes,
500 lbs. Horse and she's Nafz
s. HILLTEE.
i8-lAt Ca-fsin and a q n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

C~oNscRrPTs IN MoBmE-T The following
ngurss snow the I~esultof the execution Of the
conseript act in this county
eumoer enrolled and sent to the held....5a s
soRefnment employees who have eerfifcatee -
aoyernmenl employees engaged Ia 1an1facturino ~
Foreigners claiming protscdoa.. so
49, snni-Eess 325
58e
3.4s4
This would leave 1879 exemps subject 10
duty IS defenders Of the city in case Of attack.
Ihis sum does not begin TO tell the story Of tha
ldle5s and ioaiefs about the city who could and
ought to be brought out to man the Torches
Mobile Negs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

FEDERAL DEsERTeNs-We have abundant
evidence of the dissatisfaction 10 the Federal
army, on the Mississippi, in the numerous de-
ssrions occurring from it. From every point
alsng the river We hear of d~eserters, and from
Grenada we learn that in the eOuntry east Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad and north Of
the Yallabusba, there are hundreds Of them en-
deavoring to make their way to our lines. All
that come in tell the same stOry-tired Of the
war, do not wish to be engaged in an abolition
crusade. etc.
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Is. S. KNAPP II. ii.

Az Dc cosiultsd by Kali q. Dis rsddercs az chs
IA tswa Rlks csgniy, Mss, oa Dsntsl operations.
oommenous Eonday, Tie % day Of February.
ia3O 1mt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03

RICHMOND, February 2-Another day was occupied
in she senate in the dieusaion Of the bill to organize The
supreme eourt, the question being on an amendment to
Limit the jurisdiction Of the court
In the house De exemption bill was further debated
until adjournment.
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oFFIoE AssIsT4zE QUARTEREAsTER
.CEsOS Me- lamar
WAN

DIED. AND BLACK INK. Legal. Cap a1d Lester
Al Pap-r Letter and Omss Envelopes, Steel Pens
Stationery. S. L
ia30 i0t C7ptFie azd AOM
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COLLINS HOUSE,


- As recently been renovated end rslEa
is now open Tor the recommendation o. the pubic.
jrzlfw DAETEL & WLES
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atdinr ID Ahernnr.

We clip the following notice from the adver-
Using columns Of the Memphis Butstia Of jan
uary 25th:
CONFEDERATE IREBELl MOEEY.-Fac-sim-
lie Confederate treasury notes, SO exactly like
the genuine that where one will pass current
the oihar win 60 equally well Five hundred
dollars in Confederate notes, Of all denomina-
tions, sent free by msl on receipt of FIVE dol
lars, by ". Z. Hutton,
No. II Spruce street, New York.
In thus aiding to accomplish a great crime, by
advising 2 where they may obtain facilities
to perpetTste their ~rascsities, the Bulletin GER
tainly places itself without the pale Of respect
able journals.
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RIeI.f in Nerlh CaroiInn.

RICHMOND, February 2-Rslable Intelligence from
Suffolk advises that Corcoran commanded the Yankees
in the recent fight They admit a loss Of 800 killed and
wounded. Gen. Gibbs was severely wounded. Alithe
hospitals in Suffolk were filed with wounded.
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WANTED.

Office ASSISTANT QUARTEeNAsTR
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glashriIIe atuiuu.
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l-Gun Factory, College street. on the Gill.
Surgeon j. +. WEEKS.
2-yniversity Building, Market street, on the
Hin. Surgeon, A. W. KELLY.
" 3-Ensey's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALtN. EWING.
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill. Asst. Surgeon, +, 3. Town,
s-Gun Factory, upper end Front street Asst.
Surgeon, +. b. BLAsER.
6-College street, Hsar Broad Surgeon, CHAs.
SCHLUssER.
7-College street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, @, W. FRANCE.
s-Masonic Hail. Church street. near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAOHE.
o-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. d. SKEER.
1o-Medcal College, College street, on the Hill.
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X BOWLING.
IL" PEST HOUSE "-on tho University Pike.
Act Asst. Surgeon, l.. ID. HoGLE.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR.
l3-Hume High School Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HRTiRIcR.
l4-Female School, Church street, near Chatts.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. c. Mc CHR5-
My.
15-Hynes' High School, Line sire st corner sum-
mer Surgeon, W. NJ CHASBKRs.
16-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-cot and River
Landing Surgeon, FRBD. SEYMOUR
17-OPFIcRRs' HosPlTAL-planters Hotel, sum
street, corner Deadcrick. Surgeon,
5. d. WATERMAN.
ls-Corner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
+. I. HURXTnAL
Z" le--Morris STATIONS Building, No. Il Market
street Surgeon, - sHRADY.
" 2o-Baptist Church, Summer street Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
a-Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
e. SNHE1T
" 22-Hardcastle's, South Marlaet street Surgeon
-. RECKwITH
23-Corner Vine and Broad Streets Surgeon, o
CHAaBERIIN.
25--Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
l.. q. RICE.
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The annual message Of President Ben
son, Of Libera, represents the black re-
public TO be hOurishing. The people are
paying increased attention TO the profit
able cultivation Of the soil, and tle pro-
duction Of cotton, sugar and other arti-
cles is likely 20 increase. Within tho
last twelve months six sugar mills have
been imported. Iron and coal deposits
exist, which II is hoped may soon be
turned to account A conviction is sx-
pressed that the war in the United
States will cause an immense voluntary
eiIlux Of the colored population Of that
country TO LiberiAns 10 set syeh Du en-
ample Of industry as shall render the re-
public increasingly beneficial as place
Of refuge.
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IoHN \. JIrpE, Grand Secretary shoud be aao oss,
Al hnaLrLlla. I.lln.

joHS JIrpr Grand Secretary, shoud be aao .ossod
al Nasbrile, IeiR.
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Meets every Tuesday Rv0n.
lag, as their Hall, on the corner Of Uuion and sum.
mer streets, Tho uucora f0r the present term,
o. y, Lesueor, g.; }. +, Mills, Y0,; j. |. Woakey,
secretary L. X Spain, Treasurer.
Rabus Lodge, No l0-Acets at tho same place
every Monday Evening, The officers are X. A.
Campbell, \, G.; Henry Apple, Y.G.;J. l.. Park,
secretary b n Brown, Treasurer,
gmilsy Lodge, No. 9O-Neets al their Hall. on South
Cherry stroel, oyegy Friday evening The oniCers
are o Covert, n O. Frank Harman V.G.; James
wyatt, Secretary ". NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodgs, No. lO5, Germany Meets At The
Hall, corner Of Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Eveuing, The onoors arc Charles Rich
NG., T. FrIcimA N.G.; -- Riucrllch, Secretary
Geo Soiioro, Treasurer
R.agdy EaoImDmltii, No. Meets al the above Hal
on tho drst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
The oal,era aro j, Mills, Cp.; T, "A. McBrido, RIP;
a. r. Fuller, q w.; rotnr harris, r., J.W., John
| Hide, Scribe b. E Gutter Treasurer.
OHts nrin,h Kr.olnpa.r1y, No i-Moets ~ tho
/ shove Hal uu thr sCc1g3 ana fourth Wednesday
Wghta Of each month. The officers aTe Jas. r B,u,
C.P., Hcnry Applo, HIP; J.. M0ker, S.W,; n FRIED.
I man, J.W,f Dharlos kuohor, eorlbei }, Ward
Treasurer
TIE nsgrss g naagh ~ RsbstaA-Meets the hrs
Friday AFTERNOON OF each month"; 81 O'Clock
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Gov. MoEroE, Of Indians, was presen-
ted, on bis recent visit 10 Cincinnati, with
a seal manufactured out Of hickory nut.
The hollow or cut end Of tho nut in
closes = distinet copy Of a likeness Of
Gen jackson, and the gold band around
around tho seal has engraved upon il the
celebrated words, "The Union must be
preserved"
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Tn nmr Rnhncrihctn.

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 paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sob
scribors which must in all cases be paid in advance.
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notice TO Newa.DenIorn.

Nows- Dealers wanting more than one hundred
copies must send in their orders by o'clock, the
evening previous, TO have them filed promptly.
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Colonel Montgomery has obtained 200
recruits in Southern Florida, for his negro
regiment. lie means TO carry the same
terror 10 rebel dens At the South, that ho
did among the Border RufIians In tho
Kansas crusade.
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Religious SERVICES.

Posr CHAPEL-(socond Presbyterian Church, College
street. between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Glass at O'Clock
every sabbath morning Preaching at lO% o'clock,
AN, and at PM. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nssday night At o'clock.
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Military BLANKS,

For sale at this efnco, such as lfona,ly Company
Returns, Clothing Returns, Ordnance Returns, Popion
Returns, Special Regulations, &C., DC
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshall

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshall
u,,u,y Mar,hal.--w. II. Wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
aud James A. Steele.
Cisrts of,he Market-John Chumbley, ex-o6cto hrsti
Jacob French, second aud Thos. MeCarly, third
Tar A,ses,or--wnHam Driver.
Rer-nns Collsctr--A. shsnkhnd
Va,er Tar Colloci0r-F. d. Garrett
Treaarer-R Henry.
Wharf Aasler--Thomas Ieakc.
Suysrintsrd.Ya Of G,sI IW0rkh0uss--J. Q Dodd.
Superintendent Of the Water Woyks-Wm. stewart
Chief Of he Firs Dep0rta'sni--Iohu NJ. Sea6ury
Sezton Of he Oemeisry-T. II Mcbride.
Street Opsrseer--J. L. stewart
Oav AaorAsy--E f. Mulloy.
CITY COUNCIL,
BoarI Of dldevynea--M. NJ Brien President .lohn
Carpor, Jos. j. Robb, Ed Mulloy, II. G. soovel, W. >
Cheatham, NJ, @. l.. Claiborne, and J, c Smith
tommon Couucl-Apdrew Anderson, Presidonti Jas
Turner William Roberts G. NJ. South 1ate, Abraham
Myers Alex. Mcdaniel, L D. Hough, Charles sayers,
J. B. knowles, W. A. McClelani, T. J. larorouEu,
VIM Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thos Cready, WIN hally
and VIM, SanbOrn.
srANprSG COMMITTEES oF rHE orY oouNmL
FYnaaoo-Knowles, soovel and Drien.
Wafer W H0rk0--AuutTbVhi fllhtNh AhN S'ea'''aNN'
srseis-Hun, Turner, Myers, MGlloy, ChsathHm,
Yarbrough tready and liaily
WharC-Turner, Carpor aud McCieland'
sohools-Cheatham, Nulloy and Knowles.
Fire Departrne1a-Myers, Stewart and hcOlelland
Gas-Drver Crcady and Myers.
Oe,neiery-Smth, sNnborn and Stewart
Market Horse-Yarbrough, Roberts and Oarper
5taycs--Nuloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
Police-Cheatham Brien and Sayers.
Springs-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Woykhouse--SayeIH, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Expenditures -McCleland, Bricn
and SanOorR.
Public Ropory-Robb, stewart and Driver.
Pest House-Oarper, southgate and Haley.
c. The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
each month, aud the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE
Captaia--John Baugh.
Fiyst Listie,a,t-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lieuisnant--Jshn H. Davis
polioemen--Wm. jackson, John Cavender, Mich Da
vis Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John CoItrell, William
| Mayo, John Enges, j. W. Wright, John Puokett,
Robert SCOTT, W. c. Francis, David Yates, Chas Hu'
| tt and W. Danley.
ss- The Police Court Ia opened every morning at
| ane o'clock