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I. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No /; Mees every Tussssy
Higkt-B Il McEEen, @; J L oakley, v G Joan
FHioe, Secretary; B X Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Ee,l epsy Monday niglt-
IL Parks, n g; W Pain s, 4; Hopkins
Secretary; B r Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 30 Assts srery Friiizs nioh Al
their bali SSath berry strsgs--Jsmes Myaft
Nc; NJ Dortch, V G; G0odett, Secretary, 4
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (GeruAn) Mssts spsz,
ThHrtdaF afgkl-Jchn Heberich, y G; L socker, Z
G.; A Winter, secretary; Sieterls, Treesgrer
RDGELY ESCAMPMENI No l: Mess ssery Ia end
- Hsdzesiey Rtghss-G Euier & ?; = Harris
Jr, II p; J / WsEkiey, " y K GrilEH, J v; John
Hire, Scribe, z Catter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH EScARPNENT, No 4 af4ss susry
Cd and sA Wednesday Htgkts--I Locker c P; 4 A
Campbrll, d p; l. rark W; z Freedman, "; 7
CColensD, scribei J Ward, Treasurer.
DESREE OF RESEocAH Neeis IL Prsdey High IN
eao1 nsOn1i--John + Hide, I u; Rt bt Thol8p on. A
J. n; J L Weakley, Secretary Mrs ByTne, Gu
duesOr; Yrs B Brown, WafseD; Mrs Chs Robert
sen, SentEel.
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SeS AID LOCATION OF HOSPITALS N NASHVILLE
The following /. correct list of all Hospital. in
this cityi

The following Is correct list Of all Hospitals in
thIs cityi
Ho,DRai No I--old Gun Factory Surgeon c "
Horner, college street, on the hin.
Hospttdl No p Jnirersity Bsiiidiag; Surgeon r n
Lyude, U 5 Vols, Market street, on the Hiil.
Rospital No s-Easley's Building: su geon L Har-
low, L Vols, South east Corner Public Square.
Hospital No 5-GtH F0osoTF Surgeon q W Hoge-
boon, S Vos, upper end OF Front street.
HospifaI No 6-BfasoHie Hall: Surgeon " Otter
500, u Vols, corner If Church and Summer streets
Hosyital No 9-ClR1isQs FdttsFy: a surgeon
W France, S A, Market street below tbesquare
Hospital No lit Pest Boisss) A Surgeon L d
Hogle A, on University Pike 4
Hospital No l2-- Broadi0ay Hotsls Surgeon " Lau
ton, Z S Vols, corner 81. al aud Cherry streets.
HosyidI No l3--HHass's HIGH School: Surgeon +
Taylor Q Vols cJrBer Of Spruce ami Broad strests
Hospital 40 l4--NGskrfls Feaals academy Surgeon
Il Philips, U Vols, Church street, near the Chatta
Rooga Depot.
Hospital No I5-Hynes's High School: Surgeon wm
N Chambers, ) NOis corner Of Line AID Summer sts
Hospital No ls---( C0H;TubGnd) surgeon Ro-
nayne, { A, corner Of Broad and Front streets.
Hospital No lT--(OesesrsD. Surgeon Il D Lynde,
Z Vols, Market St. eet, on the Bill.
HJspifql No lQ--HorTis d Strattou's Building: Sur
geon J " Foye, y S Vols, No Market spett &.
Hespit1i No H-Medsodis Church: Surgeon T
Fuller 5 Vols, Church street. bet Summer and High
Cs,naberlassd HoVaal; surgeln Clark McDermont,
L Vols, on Hardin Pike, vest Of the reuiteEtiary
Prison hospiaE--secosd Bapthsi Ohurch: A A Sur
Seon 7 q hcKmaB, I 5 A, Cuerry street, on the Hin
CoHralesessi BarTaeks lAazgsl HOEsej Corner Il
Church aud Cherry streets.
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MedteaE Direcsor Of Department.

Surgs,a: clover Perm, Z A. sohcs, Chatta-oogl,
Tenn.
4 .issaat STe5fedi u ector. Surgeon A Henry
Thurstan Ci8ce, No2f Cherry street, between Broad
and Church. sTt
Medical Inspector: Surgeon " Cleuuen h, L Vols.
OfGe NJ Cne y street, betWeeu Broad and Church
Agadi al Director RsseTps Coyps; surgeon William
Warren, kOls Office, High street., Gen Glans ser's
old headq lsrters.
Msdia0l Director of tss Post Surgeon Watson.
Ofica Suf SGufner street, Tie CITY Cemetery.
z Provost AGrshdL, Lent Coz Geo Spluding.
AssisfaHf Psorost RaTsAot Captain James 5 Boyd,
5Ist LIMOS. Office At the Stale Capitol
C0znacsdsr II the Pos BriEsdier General r S
Granger. BeaoqulTters, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
FSHsddqaarf,rs of tke Commander of le District o.
Razhrilis Gen L II Rousseau The Bass residence
Church street, between Vie and Spruce.
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10000 Agents Wantsd!!

RARE OPPORTUNITY.
rs, 600 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard and Neck Chains, Chstelains Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets,
geaf gsoss Rirsos. CGiJorat0 hsHQs Chased RiHgs,
kasoaio Rfaos AVID Piss GsAis' California DsasOEd
Psas California Diansond Eaf Drops, BsasfiI Sec q
JsoslYy, lSete Styles ssHds asd BHftONs, &C.,
Worth 100000,
To Be sold for One Dollar each, without regard 10
EAIus, aud not TO be pad for I'LL you know
whatyou are to get.
In ell transactions By mail We shall charge foE
Doing the bnsiness 2b cents EACH which must sc
closed when the request is made 90 know what you
can have. AMER knoEiDg what you can have, then
IL Will be At yoEr option 70 send 81 take the article
or Hot-
thirty for SS-Slxty ave for si0-snd one hundred
for SIS
With the lnfermstion Of what you can have viii be
ssut Circular giving fdl instruct 70 Agents and
a full Catalogue of articles, ard then viii b az
your option . send and get the article or not
Also snr 81 ] vii send a solid silver shield or
either Array CorFs Pin, xfth your nans, rsEinlent
and company Handsomely eograve& upon 10.
). N. WARD 4 Co.,
Box SsTs, EsE York. Sos Broadway.
voySs
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Davidson County Directory
ciTY GOVERNMENT.


JOIN HU6H SMITH, kazo,.
WILLIAM sHANE, BsoorisY.
JOIN CHUMBIEY, MershaL
Depsig Efasskais--W. h. Wilkinno1, A. c. ruekcr,
and James A. 4teela.
Ge-Es Of tas Mar+t-John Canu1blsy s--esolo, srsi
Thos kcCarty. second; and Elisha L0rg third.
1ax AsessoF-WinlAna Driver.
Revesse CoLecsOg--A. B. shankAne
EdtT Tar Colectog-E B. Garrett
1Feasanz--R- Renry
Phorf EaEier-Th0nzs LeAke.
szpsrfs.zsaest of fAs R~E5oass-J. Q. Dodd.
6spsrsatelds,f Of tie WaEor Yorts-Wn. stewart.
C.ief Of he Pre- DeYart..szs-L Freeman.
se-sos Of tie Csssstey-T 3. GeRr!ee.
6zreef Opegsssf--J. L. Stewart
CHF AnOFHE-W A Brien.
CITY COUNCIL.
Bo1kD or ALDERxEs-N n Brien, P1sSdsa,.
Firsf Eard-JnO Newman.
Second Hard-Joseph J BObb,
Third WGrd-G A Nay feli
F0HTds Ward-H Se0vel.
Fitih Word Joseph B knowles
Sizta HGTd-M Brien.
SeveHfb Wayd-M c Claiborne.
EiglA WGTd-5oseph Smith.
COANOs COThCIL-AndEeW Anderson, President
FITs W0Td-Jas Turner AMI John CArper.
sec9nd Ward-G N Southgate and A Myers.
Tisrd Va, d-Andrew Anderson aad Alex Mcdaniel
FylL Wara-w A Cheatham All + r c;iaseccx.
S4<h WGTd--I IarOTOcgh and Wm Driver.
eeFelh Ward-J Rust and JsW Cready. tr
EigAh WGrd-Wm Haiiy and !. Wheeler. -.
STANDING Cozzgr. EH oy Izs CHI oor=CL.
Fsaaaas-Kaowles, sOuthgate, and Anderson.
WGter WeTkS-ADdsrsOn. Smith, ard Glascoek.
sress-Sayers, Turner, SO1thgate, Mayficld, Cheat
ham, larbr.uEh, Claiborne, ana Haily
SokOols-Huf, Knowles, saG bee er
Vbarf-CaTpeT, Turaer, and Newman.
Fire Department--Myers, Rust, and seovtl.
Gds-DTIver, BHen and Cfeady.
Ce7neterg-Smith, Wherier, and Haily.
anft -. a "a
SldBes--BrieR, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
P0lios-Yarbrough, Soovei, and Sayers.
spriags-ClaibOrne, HUI, aud Haily
Work Hotsse-f heathan, Rohb snd Mcdaniel.
Improvements 0hd E1peadisuTss- oove, SOu;hgate,
and Driver
Psblie Propertg-Rlbb, Driver, aud Turner.
Pet HoHss-Newman, lily, and Southgats.
sB- Ihe Board Cl Aldermen meets tue Tuesdays
aeXt preceding tie second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council she teccn5
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
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WALL PAPERI WALL PAPERI
State of Tennessee---COffee Co
Attachment in JUSTICES Court.
John L. Davidson and Joseph Ralbsr Vs. 4.
3. Robertson.

A TTACHMENT having been Issued in this case
~ against the Defendant, upon the ground hat she
pssndant had absconded from the STATE so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon his
Ii IS therefore ordered that be appear before me, a.
my Office IN The Of Manchester on the 18th da
Of December, ls83 then and there 10 defend said AZ
tachment suit otherwise the same will be prOceeied
in ex paTte, before me. And il Is further order ed
that copy Of this order be published In the Daily
Union, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
for four consecutive weeks.
Given under my hand this 18th Gay Of November,
1865 G. D. I'M ERS0N,
Justice Of the Peace Of Coffee CouHty.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

tAer1g-Janes II. Hiatoh. DsBs.iS,--TlaC nlAs Hob
on and J. X, Buchanan.
RegEsfs-Phiness Garrett.
1fHaso-W JasPor Taylor.
CoToaa-G Guater
RaaqsT-AlczsDder Mcdaniel.
Rscsrss COllsc,Or-W. ID. kOOortson-
6ailrcad TaG C0Ilsct0r-J. @. Brey.
Co4saJlss foy fhs SsshE;ls DistTios-40hR D. Cover
and J. E Newman.
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NIGHT POLICE.

Oaptaia-John II Puckett.
FGFst LieaeRant-Robert Scott.
Second LieHlsR .ht-JOhn 5. ingalls,.
PATROINsN.
Eames-David McSabb, John Clvender, Joel Phil
lips, Vim Puckett, rsn1 Burget, VIM Nplloy, Murphy
Phillips, Sain1 Plummer, John Chenault, Nich Davis,
James Miller, Vim Mayo, Wa Rice, Vim Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, R Nich0l, VIM Stewart, Josse
Ferry.
Esz- The Police Court is opened every morning At
aine O'Clock
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE oe.r Three Large Lots In the vicinity OF the
w Corporation SpriI <, and but short distance
tom the Generai IA RilrOad Depot, viz;
ONE LOT, With good picket fence, on Spruce street,
Gbout 400 feet 'front.' running through 10 Vine, about
s00 feet and fronting three sire IS total nub
Oi front feet about 1900.
Aso, LOT on Vine street, about S02 feet, run-
ming through 10 Mcfemore street about 200 feet,
Ontng on three Streets and hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket iencss
Also, IOf on nigh street, about 600 feet 'front.',
running to an alley In the direction OF summer
Gtrest.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
veBisnt, ehesp, have water Facilities, and room ior
waste MATERIAL and are we'll worthy Of the alton
zion Of those who desire TO invest in productive
property. H. q. sOOHSb-
DEAL Estate BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
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THE SOLDTERs' HOME

Eas ben removed from the Nashvils and chstsa-
noosa RaIlruad Dspot . ths PLANTERS HOTEL,
uhsre discharged aad fur ougksd sOldisrs viii dn6
Feed, Lodgings and 81 nesde6 Ess stance in
rsia1ign 20 thsir papers, usual, without chargs
nranch ofaes Of the Coausikson AZ No. Cherry
street. Nashville, and as ArsfrsesboEo and chatts-
soa. Az. READ.
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NO. 1913.

vorite fighting day, il was thOu- ht it
might bring some Kind Of demonstration
on our lines, but nothing occurred. Ths
skirnishiBg was bFisker than yesterday,
bat still net vigorous snOugh 10 render is
particularly exciting At suDdoEus
however, little breeze WIS astir By thai
passing of = cavalry brigade, under
Saackleford, beyond our fcriifcasionF, en-
the up-river road. Burnside had iHior-
mttion that q force Of she rebels was ct
b yds Ferry, constructing a raft b toat
down on our poatOon aRd destroy Il and
sent out Shackleford b attend 30 them.
When Our boys arrived a. She ferry. they
fund no trEcsof oisher -snemy o. raii,
and came back empty-handed. Tue pre-
caution was taken, however, By Cap
tain Poe, 10 across the river
above TIE pouto1n, and during che hight
TIE raft came 10 hand, but was efeci-
ually prevented from fulfilling its mis-
sior, and thus was The schems Of the reb-
els TO cnt eif our concentration with the
south side of the river eheckmated.
Early in che evening ne had smother
excitement. A courier came in from
Cumberland Gap, which had le1 early
last Friday, and he brought the news
that Grant had attacked Bragg that
morning. Great newsl To be sure, be
brought no intimatio osths res alt nor have
we Yet heard 10; bus IL Grant attaekes.
he was ready to liyht; and II be fought
Bragg is whipped, and our delivsrance
at hand. Oar battle, We know veil
enough, has been fought below ChAita-
no0ga, and cur confidence In him Of the
queer eyes will not allow as 10 doubt the
resut Z. We know well enough thAt his
orders were that II Loagstrset wanted 10
cross Che T,nnessee TO lei him. II be
wanted 70 follow as 70 Knox So 70 les
him; if be wanted 10 take "a, n5t 70 let
him and so far the progr1mms has been
fully carried out
Grant has attacked; Bragg is doomed.
Il is wonderful. bat universal was ihs
thought We may all BE- putting cur
faith in broken reed, aud Be distppoint-
ed, but 10 will take the oficial reports, or
our own transportation to Libby 70 con-
vince as.
Monday was another bright, baImy
day, and passed without material activity
on our fcont AT dark our skirmishers
before our left centre got up an impr mpta
scare, and rushed back Peu-meu upon
our ines, hriag the bulldogs as they
came. Ia few minutes We had enc 81
the grandest eonaagrations I have ever
witnessed. Looking on the scene from
the Summit B B,tIery, the plain below
seemed almost an ocean Of hauls.
A history Of the day rsqairss . glsncs
across the river. Dlriag the afteEaooE q
brigade Of rebels somehow mansged 10
get across the river, some seven miles be-
low here, and late In the day General
5hackslfOrd's brig sde was seat across 10
assist Col Camsron's boys Ia taking care
II themselves; bat csnnot learn that
ihs adVentuFous Coafsds made any de-
mOnsira,ioas aayWhers after they got
ACROSS.
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove L.
For Sale,

HANDSOME RESIDEgCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most deeir
allie part Of the city fOr Family Rssdenoes. Apply
- ii. q. SCOVEL-
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COUNTY COURT,

J,sSgs-Hon. James Whitworth.
slsrk-P IAndslsy Nichol
GE- The Judges Court meets the drst MondS
sach month aud the Quarterly Court, compose,
mo Magistrates Of the County, & held the hrst J
lay in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
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cHANCERY COURT,

Caaacellor- pr
CdsTE anS Has.e--sJ. s. 9leavss.
sz- The Court meets the 1Fst HondAy In KAy and
November.
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BOARD OF CLAIMS.
spRrraE N0rFcr

OARD OF MS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DARTIEs to the following claims are hereby noti.
i eed that The Docket has basn iaksh Gp for the
sscoSp ANp LAST THE
Persona having claims before ths Beard. aad hilisg
70 spear with their witnesses upon the day advsr
tissd, vii be considered aad reported as hGviEg
AbsndOnsd Their claims.
sTIAs ,. ALLEN, oairmzu.
VIZ. DklvaE, Recorder.
THURSDAY, December 10.
J y WIlksrsou, gshn Mulisn,
Jane Rutland, WG SWeensy,
Hary Crocket, Creckeu
jobs Hail, KISS Baugh,
Hslie of Th0mas Fugua-
Claimants failing % Be present gith their Witnesses
- Hotnsd wiz ane tsir cains laid 10 the last
o. the Docket.
TAs Board nev holds ltu slttings N the Senate
C1Anhsr, commsnci1e ever day e 3 o'ciock. =. n
- fhs BaE.Bess q ths Beard being retarded b.
tsiay, cn the part of wisnesses Clanauts are here
asF requested 70 furnish shs Board With ths names
q witnssses NAe refuse % spDs&rcn he day Claims
are adFortisod. that warrants may be Issued cons
pqIilna their nftsnda1ee. -
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I now OYER FOR SALE AND WILL BE CON-
SIARfLY receiving choice supply q
Groceries, Liquors, Queensware,
and Suffers Goods,
and have on hand
60 barrels Kna Nha Salt, Just arrived;
rs barrels otaereHt Qualities Of whisky;
20 casks and quarter oGAks hne BTaDdiss, Wines
and 6ia;
200 boxes BranGies, Whistles, and Wines;
100 barrels Ale and Beer;
90 barrels Crackers, kuis, Figs, &c,
30 packages OF Jellies, Oysters, Peaehssi Sar-
diHes, Pickles, Preserves, &c.
so packages Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, Escksrsl,
Cigars, and Tobacco;
Also, hne lot Of Queensware, assorted;
Also, Glassware, Tumblsrs, Knives and Forks, &c.
To all OF which invite the attention Of the city
and country trade, Suffers and others wishing to
purchase.
n. N. PARMELE.
P.s. Particular attention given TO Goods on
Storage and forwarding Of Suffers Goods goods TO
be forwarded 10 Merchants in the interior.
sep22-3m
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Bnena Vista Lots for Sale !

FINHEsE LOTS possesa the four fold advantages Of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
gped wHtsr, and egibiity-withs, ohespness.
Appiy 70 II. @. sCOVEL.
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Being now q resident OF Springfield, and patron
Of Springfield Seminary, fully ndorss al that ia said
In behalf Of said Institution IN The above advertise
mept A. J. COLE
dec6-3t
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CRIMINAL COURT,
yudcs-Hon NJ n. Brisn.
Attorney Geasra'-Gso. 3. StubbleAsld.
Cgerk--Ohsries W. Smith.
AE- The Court meets the nTBt Monday in April, Au-
lust and December.
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Invest Your Money!
Soldiers, Clerks Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Iaberes,

NITOULD do well 70 husband and spply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money reap the advantages
u enhancoment in the Of their property, ward
oG The ipd uoements and heilties for dissipation,
and escape the digzaod and rlia incident to bsing
caught 10 their snares and traps which inyOlg-
ing nnd destroying thousands.
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Surgeons are respectfully invited % Gail upoa the
Agent Ia ehsrse there OF IN Nashville as lt may Be
most conyeaient.
Itxin ciatsts the impartial distribution OF these
Stores II Surgeons ssnding orders viii state the
nnmeer of thelr sick and thelg necessities.
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CIRCUIT COURT,
cRiMlNAL couRT,

CseTs-David o Love.
- The Court meets the eKst Monday IN March
md September.