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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. 1--Gun Factory, College street the an.
Surgeon, ]. +. WEREs.
2-Univsrsity Building, Market street. on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. ". KELLY
=" S-Ensley's Building, s.E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALHx. EWING.
A-Howard High School, College street, on the
bill. Asst Surgeon, y. 5. TowN
" S-Gun Factory, upper ond p ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, n. B. BIAsER.
6-College street, scar broad. surgeon, CHAs.
soBLUSER.
7-Coneqs street, between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, G W. FRANCE.
s-Masonlc Hall, Church ST. set, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHR.
e--Curriage Factory, Market street, below the
square. Act. Asst Surgeon, !. d. sKERR.
lO-AIedical College, College street, on the Hill.
Act. asst. Surgeon, W. X. Bowling.
IL" PEsT HousR - On tue University Pike.
act. Asst, Surgeon, l.. D. HoGLE,
' l2-Brosdway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
ls-Hume High school, spruce street, cor. Broad
Surgeon, -. HEncK.
14-Female school, Church street, rear Chatta-
nooga Depot. rgeOn, FRED. sEYAoRA
l6-Hynes' High School, Line sire corner sum
mer. Surgeon, W. Nj. tHANBkRs'
l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and Rlyei
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WKIsH
"I7-oTTIczRs' Hospital Planters Hotel, Sum
mCr street. corner Deaderick. Surgeon
5. d. WATERMAN.
ls-Cornor Church aud olego streets Surgeon
FIT. HuRxTHAI.
19-Morris Stratton's Building, No Ia Market
street surge a, L. II. ADLER.
9O-Baptst Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
2l-Melhodisl Church, Church street Surgeon
+. SINNETT
22-Hardcastle's, South Market street Surgeon
-. BECKwITH
- 23-COrner Vine and Bread streets, Surgeon, q
CHAABERLIN.
" 25--Cornor Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
r. G. RICE.
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NAMES or CHAPLAINs

Detained for HaPiial Duty m hiss city
L. RAYMoND, 5lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. and 10.
J. SMITH, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 8.
j, PoUCHER, Sstb Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. +. DELo, 3oth Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ and 2S.
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 7
and 10,
o. KENNEDY, l0lst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
and lS.
Jas. MATHEWS, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. . and Officers,
j. CooPER Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. Ia and IL.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY, APRIL l. 1853

remarked that "it was the hottest FIRE he
ever was under" You can we'll Judge
what must have been the effect upon raw
recruits who have been in service scarcely
two weeks and had no discipline what
ever. When a warrior of Colonel Mont
gomery's experience says il is warm
work, we may pretty safely conclude
that it is so. The conduct Of the soldiers
was admirable.
Wecan account for three killed and ten
or fifteen wounded among the rebels, and
probably their loss is greater, as they
carried away their dead and wounded.
We have lost one mau killed and two
wounded.
We have ten or fifteen prisoners, among
whom is Lieutenant Driscoll, formerly OF
the United States Army, a son .in.law of
Floyd.
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[0FFICtAL.I
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al I'e Third Session of G1 Thirty
seventh Congress
IPupLIo-No. GIL

bbLlN " w.
AN ACr TO facilitate the collection of the
revenue in FL Paso county, Texas, and
in the Territory Of New Mexico.
Be IL enacted By tho Senate and House of
ReprsssHtatiUss Of The United States of Ameri-
ca an Congress assembled, That the tenth
section of an act entitled IAN act making
appropriations for the legislative, execu-
tive, and judicial expenses of the Gov.
ernment for the year ending thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred aud fifty. eight"
approved March third, eighteen hundred
and ffty-seven, be and the same is here
by repealed; and the act entitled "An act
creating a collection district in Texas
and New Mexico" approved August
second, eighteen hundred and fifty-f four,
is hereby revived and re-enacted: Pro-
Vided, That the collector shall reside at
Ell Paso, Texas, instead Of Frontera.
Sec. 2. A,d be IL further enacted That
the jurisdiction of the district court of
New Mexico shall extend over the ciii.
zens of El Paso county, Texas, only in
cases not instituted by indictment, and
the trial and proceedings for violations
Of the revenue laws in said district court
of New Mexico shall be the same as in
other district courts of the United States
invested with admiralty powers; aud this
act shall take effect from aud after its
passage.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.
OF THE

Tbe NAsusltLLE USIoN was commenced last spring,
or ,. purposs or opposing the Rebel Southern Con
s,cy and Of ad dyocatng the restoration Of Federal
,r,borIty without any abatement over all the States
.ttb bove attoml ted TO seoede. It's object Was to
lsl,p the doctrines Of Liberty and Union, as they
80 once expounied by the fathers Of the Republic,
INT which for more than one year-the long auu
t,.,rv carnival Of trsasoB--had been unspoken ana
,,.rri,,eu In the Capital Or the State Of ANpREW
I,sso and were treasured up only In the hearts Of
49, subhl. We believed that the right way to con
suet loyal Journal in city Ike Nashville, at sucn
,,r. .s this was 70 raise the wayering a hmid
,p q, the true standard Of patriotism and not 70
or tho standard or patriotism, after the manner OF
. other journals to suit the depravod tastes OF the
am.loy,l and sympl thzsrs with the Richmond dy-
bnsty.
The Usfoy therefore has held as friends all who
pport snd % foes all who oppose, tho Union Of the
4ts. II. watguword Ia FREBBoM AND NAuoSALirY.
with robels and traitors It has no compromise to
nale Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
as Laws nado iu pursuance thereof as the surREsE
I,y op rnE LAyD, anything In the Constitution ana
laws Of any Of tho states to the contrary aot"ith'
Banding.
II contends fir the Union Of the States, because
ot Il the preservation Of liberties and insti-
htlons and the OF Organization Of society itself are
sholly impossible Therefore, whatever STANDS I'D
nc way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
hs Union must perish, matter by what name II
be called.
When Thousands of our citizen soldiers lay uo"n
ther lives upon the altar Of their country as asaer
Goo above all earthly price, and precious in tho Sght
of Heaven God forbid that any ignoblc motive oi
\ pelfInterest should make any man wayer in MS 10Y
atty. II there be any such, let them look at the
sbood of Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Murireesboro ana
tFrederick sburg and blush at their wiokedn'ss ana
holy. Love for our country should now overshadoW
eyery other feolirs and he Il no patriot who loves
his houses, lands or negroes with the OF the deyo
ton which no feels for his country. Even prudent
selashnsss should compel men TO be patriots for who
can hope to his treasures from the wreck ei
. ruined and d'smembered Union
We want to seo the land more blessod with the
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels Low In nrms and not III up with the deocitiul
glow Of peace based upon emasculate loyalty, and
concessions to traltors--the glow Of meteor which
would shine only TO betray, and going out would
leave Us in darkness tenfold more gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These arc tho sentiments and views which the
UwoN will continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm or sunshine may await II In the future and
ws ask the support Of all who bcSvs II TO be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should bo published In Nashville.
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The Richmond (not Cincinnat) In.
quirer hints at the loss Of confidence in
JEFF. DAVIS and the success Of the rebels
when IL declares
Absolutely, we do not believe that the
President we have elected, and the man
who has thus far led the nation with dig
nifty, safety and glory in its new and
perilous path, is a malignant kHaveor a ca
PRECIOUS IgranL We do not believe it,
Perhaps he does not satisfy every body
perhaps he does not crafty every officer
and politician with a place equal 10 each
mans estimate Of bis own merits; but
there is no reason to yom all Is losi."
II is evident that there are a good
many folks in Richmond and rebeldom
who do not agree with the Enquirer.
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A Good Proposition.

A regiment Of Missouri soldiers Ia
camp at Warrenton, in that State, on the
18th inst, adopted resolutions strongly
denoancing the "peSce" movement Of
northern politicians, and submitting, as
their only terms Of compromise, the fol-
lowing:
Resolved finally, That the only COM
promise which we might, under existing
circumstances, consent 10 make with MIR.
Davis and his supporters in the South, Is
the adoption Of cartel that a "copper"
head" be exchanged for a Union con-
script, until the Union men In the South
shall have been released from conscrip-
tion, and the copperheads" obtain their
appropriate position with their brethren
in the Southern Confederacy.
A very fair proposition; why not
carry IL out?
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Poar hEApouARTERs.
.r-rGa 4. O. o.
Joas y. HtDE, Grand Secretary should DO a., -
At RasAv9ls, IsHn.

Joas y. HOS, Grand Secretary, should be fssed
At RasAvgls TsHA.
Ts,,asssee Ledge, No l--deots every TUESDAY EvDn-
ing, at their Hall, on the corner OF URioD and sum.
mer streets The onoers for the present term, are
o. h Lesueur, N G.; J. r. Mills, v.O.; ], L. Weaksy
Secretary l.. X. spain, TreasureT
sS5,s.sss ESSys, Nc ie-Aes;= :, tAs sane place
every Monday Evening. The officers are X, A.
Campbell, n, O.; Henry Apple, V'0.; }. l. Park
Secretary n y. Brown. Treasurer
Smiley Lodge, No. 9O-MeeIs al their Hal, on south
Cherry street, every Friday evening The officers
are D. c Covert, n a.; Prank Hartman, V.G.i James
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
AtTSra Lodge, No. lUa, (Germanl l--meets AZ the
Hall, ooruer Of Uuinn and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. Tue ofhoers are Charles Rich
Nc; ? FriedmA V.G,; - Bltterlioh, Secretary
Geo Seiiero, Treasurer.
Rldsels Eaoamplasnt, No. l-Meets At the above Hal
sn the arst aud third Wednesdays Of each month
The officers are H. Mills C.P. T n. hoRride, H. p.
q. Y. Fuller, S,W.; Peter Harris, Jr., J.W.; John
Hide, Scribe b. X. Gutter, Treasurer,
| oi,vS BrGHoh Eeuoampmont, No. 4-heots AZ she
above Hal ON the seoOnd and fourth "Wednesday
| nights Of each month, The onioors are Jas T Be
| CP'i Henry Apple, HIP; l.. NokoT, S,W.; D. fried
man, J,",' Charlea KiToher, scribe; J. n. Ward
rrNasnreF,
ne Degree oS DasghC.-n8 RsbskaA-Meets the Ars
| FndAy afternoon OF ~ ""nth, at o'clock.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, +,
(IN PAR rUSDs.)

IN PAR FUHDs.)
Daily Union, (sngle copy) per anhum. .....,..SlO 90
" per week............... 70
AE-An communications on business with the once,
will be addressed to the PUBL LIsI{ERS ofthe UNION,
and all communications to tho Editor will be address
ed to s. O. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great kind
moss by republlshing the foregoing or Its substance
Tho ourront transactions in Tennessee for months 70
come will be highly interesting 70 all lovers OF their
country and her free institutions, and the columns Of
the UNloN will furnish the earliest and most reliable
hlstory Of those events
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and ten PrIvates of the 9Th Ken-
tucky Cavalry,
The following very brief letter records
a daring feat performed by thirteen pris-
oners of the Sixth Kentucky Cavalry,
which is of the genuine DANIEL BOONE
stamp:
franklin, Tenn, March 9th 1863
Editor Nashville Union:
DEAR SIR :-Lieuts. WILLIAMS, MEADE,
and CHEATHAM, of the 9th Kentucky
Cavalry taken prisoners in the late fight
on Little Harpeth, six miles west of
Brentwood, between General G. CLAY
SMITH and the rebel forces uader
WHEELER, FORREST, and WHARTON, re-
turned TO camp yesterday with ten others
of their regiment having killed six of
their captors, and bringing seven Butter
nuts into camp, two OF them being
wounded, amid the shouts of the gallant
sixth. Respectfully yours,
G. CT.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Ragor
WILLIAM SHANE, RscOrdsr

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Ragof
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, AarthaL
D.pu,y War,hals-W. II. wilkinson, c Tucker,
and James A. Steele
Clerks o5a, Market--John Chumbey, ss-oeicsO nrs'i
jacob French, second and Thos heCaTV' third
Tat Asessor--wnham Driver.
Rsve,us CoIeeior-A. 3. shankand
WoisT Tar Collecior--k. B Garrett
TTeaapor--R. Hcnry.
WAurC haSsf-ThoHas LcaSe.
Superintendent Of The WorkLoSse--J. Dodd,
Superintendent Of he Water Worts--Tm. stewart
chief oJ hs FSe Dspdrtaent--Iohu NJ. seabury
S,gfon Of t4s Censtery--T, H. Mcbride
Street Oversesr-J L. stewart
Cuy Aporaey-E. F. MsIoy.
CITY COUNCIL,
Board of Ald,ruea-M. ~ Rrien President John
CaTper, lOs. J. kObb Ed Mulloy, II. g. Soovel, W. .
Chruh.m, NJ. @, T.. claiborne, and j. c Smith
,lonpaoE Cotincil-Andrew Anderson, President Jas
I rutr, William NoBefts, q. NJ, south gate, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, l. b. Hough, Charles sayers
J. u. anuWics, W A. McClelland, T. J. aTbTuuRh
Wm. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos Cready, VIM many
and WIN. SanOorn.
srAHpIHO COMMITTEES oY THE CITY COUNCIL
Fnanoe--Knowes Scovel and Bnen
Haier Wsrks-Auderson, Smith aud Claiborne
sirssas- Huff, Turner, Myers, NuuOy, Chsatbam,
YarbrUugh, Iready and HRily.
Wharf-TurneT, Carper aud MoClelland-
Schoob-CheatLam, Muloy ana Knowles
Fire Department Myers, stewart and McCiellaDd
Gas--Driver, Greatly and Myers.
Ce,aeterg--, mitb, Sanburn aud Stewart
Market House-HaTbrough, Roberts aud Carper'
Siapes-Nutloy, Mcianiel and Stewart.
Ioiice--Cheatharn, Brien and Sayers.
Sy-Rgs-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
WorkhoaSe-Sly ers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Erpendihres-heCielland, Brien
and SanborB.
Pubto Propersg-Robb, Stewart and Driver
Pest Houss-Carper, Southgats and HALEY.
aE- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
zach month, end the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays Ia each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Ouptaia--JOhn Baugh.
Ffrs LfeuteHGat-Andrew iOyoO.
Second LietiienaHf-Jehn II. Davis.
PolieeBen--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
Wis, Joo Phillips, VIM. Baker John Cottreil, William
hayo, John Engles, ]. w. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert SCOTT, " O. Francis, David Yates, Chss. Hu'
lit aud ". nanley.
Es- The Police Court Ia opened every morning at
aiue O'Clock
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shertg-JAmes NJ. Hinton D~Patiss--Thomas Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan
Reoisler-Phineas Garrett
TSI,stse--w. Jasper Taylor
OoroAer--N II, Belohsr.
RanaeT-JOhn COrbitt
Re-e1.us CoHectDr-W, D. Rnhertsnu
Raflroed Tar ColleciOr-J. e. Br'ley.
Oonaables for ne Nashville Dishic--lohn u 8oweT
and j. T.. New man.
COUNTY COURT,
Judes-Eon. James whitworth
Slerk-P LindFley Niohol.
RE- The Judges Court meets the nrsi Monday in
each month, aDd the Quarterly Court, compostd OF
the Magistrates Of the County is held the trst Mon
day IN January, April July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
yudde-- -
Clsrk--David C. Love.
aS- The Court meets the nrst Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judoe-Hou N M. Brien.
Cqsrk-Charles E. Hggens
G7- The Court meets the nrSt Monday iu April An.
gust and Deeeebcr
CHANcERY COURT.
CAanosllor--Hou. Samuel d, Friersob
Cqerk aud Massr-J. +. GleaVes.
sa- The Court meets the arst Monday In May aud
November.
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" A WHOLE NAoAR."-At a recent negro
oelebration, an Irishman stood listening
to Frederick Douglass, who was expaiiA.
ting upon Government and Freedom, and
as the orator came 10 a period from the
highest political heights ths. lrishman
said
BedAd, be spaks we'll for a nAgsr"
Don't You know" said one, that hs
isn't a negro he 10 only a half negro"
"Only half Bagar. Is her Wen, ifa
balf nagar can talk IN that style, pm
thinking whole nagar might beat the
prophet Jeremiah p
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NASHVILLE, TENg, July i2th, is6a
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ReligiOus Services.
Posr CHAPEI-( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Dopo
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at l011 o'clock,
| AM, and at 7 Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed.
nesday night at o'clock.
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office on Printers Alley, between
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL l, '6s

Daring Exploit of three GieutenRnts
and ten Privates of the Gth Ken-
tucky Cavalry,
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Approved, March 8, 1868.
[PUBLIc-No. 65.

PUBLIc-No. 65.
AN ACT to further regulate proceedings
in prize cases, and to amend the vari-
Gus acts of Congress in relation there
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THE EVENING STAR.
pREKTICEANIA.

IRE i,na.sa noora Rebel predicts that Bragg
Will tom attack Rosecrans. Let him attack.
az Jay on Macduh
knd damned be he who FIRST cries quantsss sHf.
Lately lie holders Of greenbacks were
aIafn~d. NV it 10 the hoarders Of gold that
'iecfscared. s'Fs
The re',els like the greenbacks well enough,
hut they have a great horror of the bluebacks.
y II any Union man croaks At a time like this
let him be thu own into the first frog pond.
s.Ifa man were to 20 to sleepi in one of the very
b.si OF the rebel prisons and wake up in one OF
tie v,ry worst of thu Federal ones, he would
prof. ably hrgin 10 shout under the impression
>il,at he " rs in Heaven.
- woman IN Columbus, GA, proclaims her.
eelf ready to command q regiment OF women
In defence of the Confederacy. We wonder II
they " ill fight in cTinolines. Our brave boys'
We have no doubt, can stand cold steel, Wnetn-
tr in the form Of ba, ronets or hoopskirts.
Gen. Grant smoked cigar while he was GO
IN z out from his works to accept the surrender
OF Vickshurg. Gen. Gilmore being addicted 70
.rmail vices, :" seems disposed, in MS little az
fair with Charles ton, to let her do the smoking.
We all remember how Charleston exuited
and shouted and yelled and boosted when her
rattfesnake flag was raised over Fort sumter
Meme sis Is upon her launches at last
The rents in the walls Of Fort Sumter are
said to be nearly as wide as barn doors. But
those are a sort of rents that don't bring the
rebels a very valuable income.
We suppose that the negro soldiers will
be put forward in night attacks when the n
envy can't distinguish them from the surround
ing darkness.
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F}osn Req. j. Netcfon Brotrs, d. D., Editor af IL
Eaeyclopedia Of Religious Kno,clsdss.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There Are many preparations sold under the name
Of Btters, put in quart bottles, compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from .
to % cents gallon, the taste disguised By Anieo
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause, as long they can be sold, hundreds to
system is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor s created and mp, and the result il
all the horrors attendant upon adrunkards life and
death.
For those who desire and tciH haps Q Liquor Bit
ters, We publish the following receipt Get Ont
bottle HoQfand's German BinerS and mix with tSrss
Be preparation that viii far erca in medical vir-
tues and true excellence any of the numerous Lie sor
Bitters in the market, and will much less fou
will have all the virtues of Hoofaad's Bitrs,s in
connection with good article of Liquor, at Q much
cost you.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@4
On and afssr Tustday. August L, 1851 pA4Ltxx
FRAIEH will Be resumed between MASHIH6ION
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between WAeHINRToE and BAhTIAOR1. -
POE PHILApHLPHIA. NEW YORK q BosfON.
Leave Washington ats ana Ills .. m. and Q md
On Sundays At % - ,. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave At 50, and ii. Is .. "a. and and e.0 ?
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FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Waxainx.nS at 81 .. "a and 5, B, ana ST.
m, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at and
D H lraips only.
This is the only route BY which Baggage can be
tAettd ThroxsA from WashiastoR.
BOB WASHINGTON AND THl SOY tn.
Leave Baltimore for Washington ct &s9. ana 10
s:H: ana &c, and sp. m. On sundaysat 4. SAnd
The thsrd and sfts trains onl, from Baltimore
sod the hrst and fourth trains from Washing ton,
stcr st way points.
= - POR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave baltimore at Q. N and .. N.
Leave Washineton at 8 .. m and 8 D. M,
No train for Annapolis ON Sundays
For further information, tickets OF every kind,
| &c. apply to g 8. KOONTZ, A gent at Washing z.
! ton station. or at the Ticket office;
Msste. Of Trsnsporsstiesp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

~. Hot corn stories used to create a sensa-
ton, and the Philadelphia North American
loealizes one now that will have the same ef-
foot pnlinornan Rrnwn has haan acnnstorn ad
oily butter yended by q female African on the
steps of the Station. Searching tor a culprit
the other day, he came upon the woman in the
back yard Of shanty, boiling her corn and the
neighbors' dirty cloths in the same seething
cauldron. Being asked If that was her usual
practice, the venerable Ethiopian Indignantly
responded "Why, of course. Can't afford
to buy coal to bile de close an de corn sepa-
rate" The dulcet strains of shot corn" have
lost their appetizing melody for Policeman
Brown