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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
ltlc0ital.
IANHOOD and the yIGOR Of YO
NYE to SIX BOXES of "wINCHESTER's

nNE 10 SIX BOXES of WINCHESTER
" SPECIFIC PILL" ~ln peririn~riy cure any case o..
seminal UeIkncf daily nightly. HOWEVER AGGRAVATED,
phrhrr c,uns from iatfrfi0s or sIfes'r' and 4" OH De-
found equally efficient n affections Of tho Probate Daoef'
and disease. generally Of The IrtEarV ofgdHf
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS" have used your srE.
crlc PM IA many Of S,rrraIoryhcu and with the
met p,rfeei noon. MLros SASpESs. NJ. D., LII d.,
b'ookiyn.
"ltls ',psohc 40 any medicine Car be- have
cured very with om SIN TO TIN nosEs'-b
kEiu NJ D.. "a Kepe,i,ry Of Med. Science Nee York.
PERSONALLY. iscaesie, is WORTH % AL CONF.
DsScr and dcyo'cs himself automatically TO these Prepare
t.ous"-D Meredith Res'c 81 H., L. D., iHe,seGn Msien!
Goreffe Nc,' YORK.
tn, SPECIFIC PILL IL not Homeopathic remedy nor
does contain Mercury Iron tnnthari- any nliDls
ingredient Pgicc pcr box st boxes fvhrg oLf 20 10
oscrJ of IS Sent by uai sold Wholesale and retail ly
J. WINCHESTER. No. % John st., n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
JAMES SERGEANT. Real Estate Agent,

4 HANDSOME MANSION HOUSE, with
~ two acres or LAND. Riyerdale. about hall mile
from r'4fi1u tho Hutson River Railroad Tor HALf
vrry low Tho House about q feet square rcper with s
tho modern improvement water being carried 10 IN" Top
story from spnr in tho edl0iung h. hno ar1iAs'
iols~ ai Barn the pi"nise. and tie garden Il Wei
,..rlcl APPLY ta X. Ll.WlN. 81. ltl Food -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
A CnOlCE FKrIT FAKM ZOE sALE ln

y Nrs Jer,.y o. mic, Ton Nr~ ioff, hlios Rom
n,foi. ~ s.rrs ~ Improved hoase' and fsrn'. wei
aefr1 a. fhr fafts usnsAs and ciops irc" =, -
n arr. srnt .4sr cod afrs wh ,iofn al ih' s,'fs
crop. anl ~ aas rri.ii - = 100 g.. - m
proved ulfl il,l.s ,aI Barn $40 hlso q lv sefe'
n 800 .ros al 10 "a htlre Or cry lto.rs
Sflbf ANI. ~. - W a. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Coz nlNn TO LOAN on Bond and
- - C.VJV Marr.s- ia ,um' - cut, On c'y
al ,oaafrj pry Ao iiolar' Los AID fafm. housh',
sd I'D cuba &c vs. ~. MIC kLl, No. u CedAf't
tctseru hfps4aaY and Nastau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

1 OIS FOR MANUFACTURING PUR-
fpaF--I fn enilau - f-Ttou. wishing % start
j. csl io 10 fai44ss Afforded BY Ehtabrih-
q. l hour b. beet ir1a Nrs oiA
As coal on 80 lrtf drrc. from
So anl n4s. ID ran be- deivrfod 90 rfalud without
change 81 cars lis situated 90 lisp goods 20
Nru luft Nrt. 9luA BY rod dlof nom is.iofy
without Can 10 Lad Il loo lcss, ant on wy
.1nsls rrs % Iayusnt Money ol4i he advanced 90 h'P
laI drsIfrd - pariia.sE- sgalT 20 .. Il hfllyo1
No 90 Iesfi o.. Hrr fofs. - IOoLEl bElDR4t
I'M. Asrnfs } satcflgaIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
tI,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wnniel

wv IMlIO ll.lsN.--NA "a l''n "hut'h
f1f four God rliefsit fsoss - vi aasis' IT, N.h
nr Nf ff. ASS Protestant S4fte, sni Fess'f-ses wlh
rood fsf~frnr. efis nd " .lifss.rs g. 90
GOOD L.nntf,stesi 80 anauhe n 'l4.fi f,' on. To-
General ~ 4sewofs ~ r.ad psil '1gtirF WahHs
Lc Jnpnyrff VII goi be- pPlni-d |. f!9iing 80 With
49, 81 Mr. WISELY se.st rias.e - 1yusl utife.
r. IN IA, ilh 1t bsiwsst & "a 90 49, Oooi s!us
lions nar- n % eci than high ~ts~s ciy county Ga
l.td tw1 fui ,l.st rrllftA Ntlief Mcn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets
snd Libraries boush, fo each No. rs 9th Nv. between
nh aud IOthsts Large .tock 81 BOOKS on sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Nrw.yORK CATTLE MARKET.

b., -yv WEEK FkpING TUESDAY. Sept. % 1869.
.o-. ,rcrIPTs or CATTLE OF ALL KINDS FOR 1Ht wEES
According TO reports from the several market III
Az cty there have been received this week:
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

NOR SAlE.-rcr.ors wanting a Mild and
tl4-. O.ai- ele a.! " ia.sf 90 as',s.''men VI
.Ds..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Two FARMEES.-WANIE MAN g.
i WORK on and TAXI cmARGE oF SMALL
FARM-s iasfried uisa win .risl family prcsurd ono
who tate s1ot = s'os unhrfsfAfi De brtles AL
erpret T. i've By ,,5,s 10 dssifc8 bpgy By cef pr
.ona.y between .l.as . H., - n OhkLLLi, Ins-ns
OHire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
DANIEL Il. BrADstf. Aaca7leeF.

UANt ~. blhp~ti. N-rs.N'~,
II :. MARSHAL" SALE.
L. By BURpETT JONES Co
By virtue Of writ vtndi!oni % us difecied a
l.iisersl viii eel a, PUBLIC AUCTION, o. TIE ia ~
o! October p ne Z. Nheeler' ITO - at.t.te - @
CONSISTING o. bales and rr. 0aes OF COIIoN and Ssf
round hllss LOOSE COTTON. - -. -. =. =,
80. al t,1 Z MURRAY T. :. Marskt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
" and Packing aso for Slipping IA lots to .e purchasers
For sas Dy w. W: TAuLMA',
No ~ " iiian IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

4 BARGAIN. uorsv -,
~ FOR sALE-h forr story brown stone HOUSE, with
tn rfu cnlyerirnre, aud in thorough rerar sii1A.'
in 81 size rr nr rtirnsi'n !"t'"i JOY hAi we o"
Pro. SLIGO Io odd Boz c1nsrqu'uce 81 the fonoNai Oh
che wal from ils city fossstson imnrsi'y Apply 70
~ HEhHi rNIIf.N 10. ~ oh ~. cnnrf t.ih a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Groterlcs au0 PROVISIONS.

Groceries aU0 iIrorlelons.
DEST ST. LOUIS FLOUR.
4 Dayi. CO. Best IrorcL Mia" laclete, Wa
crr spanish brand" AMI other superior Fious ~ az
p.u % Ann nee. o. - ar.y coi.tisuoat go
PARTRIDGE WELLS CO., No = Trout &
John DWIGHT 4 Co.,
~ No. OLD-sLlP, NEW-NORK.
Manufacture u
sALFRATUS. sUpEK-CARB. OF SODA. &c,
Aui Sole AGENTS IA tho Cry o. Nrw-N ORA i,f
PROF EBEN. =. hokrfOkns
CREAM or TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
This Sub b. simple Phosphate aul contains notIne
hut ~ lat l. found beet teak al m corn. ~Geai AID eesf
celra.s and d, therefore highly nui.i'ious
nLp PLANTATION COFFEE.
" GlLLfFsS OLD PLANTATIONS COFFEH
OlLLIESS OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
- Cent? per Pound.
- Gems per Pound. .
used IN The best Hotels hesigrlu's sni private 'so
c and pronounced 10 be fully ciua ia strength aud n'a'es
0l tAsof 10 tho best
ON JAVA COFFEE.
Pot Up In pound TIN foil packages > snd - poanh
Gaze WRIGHT GlLLlEs a bRDINtk
Importer. and ManuisrturcT. ~ the d,sord Cofes.
Nos. 2lJ %, ani - " Washington 81. New ef
For sale by Ofocers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

EOR SALE.-Pcr.ons IN III Health, zee ad-
l srft|ssnerf q flnr'ari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Wants.

VVANTED-By a faithful person, n situation
w a, sEAMSTRfss T. hf', class - maker under
stands family sewing ana l. wiling be useful having Little
sf O yea Of sho wishes have with h'f wage NO Oh
lc;. city country. Addcss J. ~. station fo't Once
I fort three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
NOLDAVIA CREAM
CHALLENGES TIE WORLD.

IETALS.-TIN PLATES, ROOFING
wi PLATES and snEtf IRON ot all iind. f., sale by a.
A THOMSON s. Co No 2l3 and 2IT Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

NNANTED-By tidy GIRL who is not alrai
w II wors si,uaiion ssofNERAL - RN ANT Wash'
and Irons well or q. CukMEtRMAlD and 20 assist vi
tte ashins aud Ironing No digestion 10 boarding hous'
Wage, q. Gall a, No. lsl fast llsl'L
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-01
Marahal'a Sale.

pf virtue of writ TeadoHi crpoaas 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit QUIT Of the United States for
tae Middle listrit OF tennessee At its October term,
1893 will expose pub &c sls TO the HIGHEST bidder
for cash AZ he Of the Courthouse In Nashville,
Tennessee, mmencipg at III o'ciOck, A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, all the
ght, tit e. claim interest, and estate, which W. b
a. Ramsey has 10 certain tract or parcel Of land n
Edgrfeid, Dsyi sOn county, Tenn, bounded as fol
lows Beginning at a stake In the ctntre Of Spring
street In of the cuvert where the said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of
tact OF land conveyed by the Union Bank Of Tennes
see b Moses W. Wernore, by deed bearing date the
18th Of April, 1919 thence along the centre Of said
street South, % degrees Fast, Line poles and 1870
of pole, to stake In the centre Of said street
thence along the centre q said street, Stuth, So
degrees Fast, thirty two rolls and 800 Of poe,
to stake IN the centre of the intersection Of Spring
and Bass streets thence with the centre OF Bas >
street North 55z degrees East, thirty four poles ana
80 100 Ct pole to the centre Of street thence
aiO.g the centre Of Foster street North SlH West,
seventy -nfbe poes 10 stake rrer Of a tIaet OF
land conveyed to said We'more by william L. Eos
ter by deed GATED 18th April 1912 thence with the
lie OF said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
centre Of Foster 81 Get North, s9 deg ees West nine
Oiss, to tie beginning corner " said traet where
Foster street crosses the creek thence down the
centre Of the creek North, llx degrees West sky
-four poles aud 36-l00 Of pole 10 the beginning.
containing scVents n and quarter acres, more or
less the same beiog levied to satisfy Judgment
rendered by the s4id Court, IN favor Of l. p Starr
against said W. B. A. Ramsey and others
E.R. GLASCUCK, Marshal,
nOv2s-ss By W. IELLYErr, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

4 obedience to thirteen Wrts vesditopf ezpoHas 70
l. ne directed from the Circuit Court II the Unit
slater, fer the Middle District Of Tennessee, al its
October term, 1868, l viii, It IL O'Clock, A. M, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY, 1864, expose u
plble sails the highest bidder, Tor cash, g The
door Of the Coprthoue 10 NASHVILLE, Tennessee ali
the right title. ella H. in crest, and estate which lie
grand b. Carney has the tracts and parcels Of land
herelafIeT named and described, to-Nt tract 81
land Ia District No. is, Of Rutherford county, Ten
nsssee, containing, BY estimate, Oh ThOI SAM
ACRES, bounded follows. Beg inning a. Walnut
tr,e One Northwest eJTuer Of said trsct) tn nee
running South three hundred and twenty poles 10 an
Ash tree thence East i've hundred pClro to Dog
wood tree thence Hcrlh TIRE hundred and twenty
poles 70 a Cedar and Hicko tree, thenCs West i've
hundred poles 20 the btgnniDg'-lying about Fix
mil from Murfreesboro, on the Bradyvile turnpike
also. tract 0f land IN Rutherford county, Iennssse
adjoining thai before mentioned, on the Suuth eide
thereof containing about THREE HUNDRED ami
SIXTY ACRt S-vested IA zsid legraDd b. carney BY
Il the ChsBcsry Court for kutherfvri County
boundaries not he given befause The records o.
said Court were N said during Military occup1il'n
VI Murreesboro; y Also lot q Frcund North 0! the
town Of Murfreesboro Rutherford county Tennessee,
with Two story brick dwelling house thereun,)
bounded as follows = Beginning on the North-Wost
corner % los sold by said Carnsy 70 Sterling Jones'
running theBcs North wight and hah poles 20 sad
CaTney's lae thence Easa about two hundred ee' 70
the line designated between ot Of ground sold BY
sal Carney TO Samusi Briggs, thence south eight and
half pOlss - Jrnes's line, thence West about two
hundred et 10 the beginning " also, lot Of grou NJ
IL said town Of Marflee boro, oniing forty feet,
mere less on Depot Squs e, ard running back Que
hundred ard fifty fee vested In Faid Legrand n.
Carney by the circuit Court Of Tennessee Tor kuther-
ford uHty, the record of which having been uslA d.
buGndari,s not accurately given AL Of the lore
going property being levied on 70 satisy Judgments
Rendered by the Circuit Court Of the United states
for the AIdele District Of Tennessee a. ~ April term
| 1861, in favor OF Jos. II. Thompson Co.. Abbott
JON q Co., A. = Reed, Wright Bros. q 20 Mar
tin Peddle 4 Hamerick kartiu fecdie, Hameric< 4
n =
! Cndteuden & Co, Herring K Ott, and Atwood Kal
ston Co., and against Legrand h. Carney end Car
new 4 Durfsr r. K Gf.fSCDCK, Marshal.
nov2S-3t By ". LELNETT, Deputy.
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From Msn pbis Cor espohfsucs Missoari Rs5ueiissn.
From Che following order Issued By
Gen. Hurlbut, it appears that army OH
G. 70 sometimes themselves liable 20
disgrace by their conduct;
HEADouARrERs 10TH ARNE CORPS,
MEMPHIs, TEss, Nov. Is, 1863 {
SPECIAL eRDzRs NO. 253.
/. Lieutenant Colonel HsnrY BinmorS
Assistant Adjatant General, 18Th Army
Corpr, is hereby relieved from duty with
this army corps, and will be closed IN
der elise ares. for condaet unbecoming
an officer and gentleman. Lieutenant Col
onel W. II ThurslOn, 10 charged with
the execution Of this order.
2 Captain Thomas Il. Harris, Assist
ant Adjuisnt General, is hereby appoint
ed Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General o
the l6 Army Corps pR'il the pleasur'
Of the President can be kHoWn.
sA. HURLBUT.
tits alleged that the ofiser thus dis
srsced introduced > woman Of i'll fam
a she Gayoso House, passed her OF q
bis wife, and that as such. the ladies o
officers called upon her. The deEaOgsmsH
vas soon reached, aud the explosion fol
lows.
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rFOr Nashville UniOO.
The RebeI'a Lamont.


The melancholy days are ocne, The sada.ss svsr
known.
u awful wars AMI negroes lost, and liberties Ger
tArOSR;
HsePed la The Holi0v1 .. tAs grove oar chlvAiry Il
dead;
They humely isshd BITE the dust bsu,stA ,As eOo.
querOr's t-sad.
The rider and bis stssd Ars caught and hsla in d..
raaeO vie,
and nom his head aIa IOsks are shoru-saoA Is The
Yankee .tyIssld .lf o
Where are the boys. car fair young boys, Who lsisy
sprang aud stood i
VIA hsush'y AXIS sad hurisa defiance 81 LhoO'n 4
filthy brood;
Alasl they re client in their graves cur noble rsss
OF boys
Are lying IN 'hsir losly beds. and buried wfh our
Joys.
Our tears are falling where they lie, bus oar batter.
burning tears
Warn not again the hearts thai beat So warm N other
years aa. .. ~
Fort DOnelson aud Bowling Green we're capter IOnE
ago, |.
And New Orleans and Memphis ssn amid tho sumner
glow:
But on the hin stood vicksburE stHI and Bragg be
Tenness e,
And in The Yankee Esysious state triumphant
marched our Lee.
TN fell the foe, as plague from Heaven, upon cur
valiant men, H.E faa
And 'A'n our proves All was gone, from uPhi d,
glade aOd glen.
The Mississippi OHoe we held. and thought securely
Oars,
And Chattanooga, Rragg affirmed could stand against
alfpowers.
But nOw whole aeets Of gunboats play upon thoss
waters wild. et
And ChatiaHOOgas sacred streets are by the foe de-
led 20 - $50
Fort Sumter, once our JOY ana PRIDE sadly batter
ed down. $50
And iToncads are beohibg forth their Crock IRE On
p the town.
In Englsnd, too, our Is ruined and France re-
jects suit
ohio's Ike a lion roussd- -vallandighAm s mute;
Our soldiers 'gaiust our cause rebel, aud matihy
breeds in camp;
And President Davis, sone dare say. viii meet hls
late with hemp. III
Our negroes too, our negro slaves IA Yankee bOOts
and blouse,
They bold high earsivEi in tie land and IL our homes
carouse
And now when comes the calm, MID Cay, a. stn
such days will come,
To call up rights ve once enjoyed. whoa North and
South were one;
When OF merry hearts heard for slaves are
merry still,
Then turn our hearts TO our brave boys, and Yeks-
burg IN the hill;
And the South wind searches for the braves whose
breath 50 late be bore.
And sishs 70 aud them P1nR's woods and By yeks-
burg no mere
Butour sorsst grief Is rot S5r the boys, over whom
tAe conq2erors tread
But for our Idol for which they fell. slsveryl art
thou tsads
TOu Was our hope, our wealth cur LIE, our desrsst,
DIST desire,
a shelter from the summer sun, and n tbs inter
FIRE.
No longer ~, for as has elain5i long for peaceful
graves,
For what is life, and wealth, and friends, without
our negro slayss7
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NO. 1e9.


SPRISGFiELD, Nov. 25-Ths case Of
Michael SIDES, arrested on . charge Of
harboring and secFeting dfserters and
resisting an United States officer, Isaac
n Philips, Provost Msrshsl. in the dis
charge Of his duties, was brought before
United States Commissioner Adsus-
After careful preliminary exsmiaa ion
be was bound over in The sun Of Sl0.UUO
for each oasase for bic aPpesrsece in q .
next United States District Court He
hss been sent 10 Jail.
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Marshal's Sale.

Tn Obedencs to three wr,s FeHd aiOHi erPoGs TO ne
j. directed from the Circuit Court Of the UBit'd
States. at its ctober term for 1853, l will, AT
O'Clock, A. on TUESDAY, me IN OF yANUARh
1884 expose TO public sale 10 the highest bidder,
sh at tue Ceurt-house, in Nashville Davidson coon
ty Tenn ali the right title, claim ia crest and esta g
which Edward Duffer has in lot Of ground in The
frame house thereon described as follows Be
ginning at John McDermOtt's Southwest corner and
running thence West one hundred a1d 1ty feet TO q
street themes North one humid ed aud ninety zone
feat more or le7s, to @ ElnotI's South West cor
nsr thence East one hundred spd CITY feet, to john
McDerTnott's thence with said McDermott's line one
hundred and ninety -ons feet, more or less, TO the
beginning ;" levied satisfy judgments issued BY
the Circuit Court Of tue United States for the idle
District Of Tennessee at its April term 1852 in favor
Of =. & F. Reed and Jos. Il. Thompson s Co., aud
against Duhsr & Carney.
-....--. .-.-.---. e. R. GLAscOCG, Marshal.
noy2e-3t By W LILYETT, Deputy.
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list OF Deaths

IL he ". 8 Hospitalg IN NishVills, Tenn,
for he ,Oeek ending &yV 2Sth, 1863
copied from he Register Of W. r Come
lus GoUs 7lRlsnt Ondertaker, No. 40
Church street.
Pomeroy Gamble, CO G, 1st Ills Artillery
A Reville, c. D, l4Ist New York.
W Speckeman, Co F, 18th Mis-.
John Osborne, co B, 4th lad cav.
B Fitzgerald, CO 6, 73d Ohio.
John Harpy, CO T, S3t Ohio.
Samuel sloan, Jackson co, Ala.
B Watts, co B, 81 b Ind.
j Coneroy, CO D, 26 Iowa.
E Wehile, CO @, Ash New York.
" K-ran, co G, 18th III
J Mcdowell co b 10Th Ohio.
E Mathews, CO l, lst Tenn cav.
Frank Suader, CO :, lst Ala lnfy.
John Inchy, &C c, II Mid Tenn cav.
Thos Brown, CO 3, l0th Tenn cav.
Prescott Jackson, CO q, 18Th New York.
Wm Dsvelin, CO d, 79,h Penn.
G j Chamberlain, CO A, 14lst New York.
Ino W Lawrence, refugee.
Mary COr6elo, ei'iE4n Of Nashville.
Reed, CO II, 5 q Kansas.
j HELLER, co b, 70 p. Vols.
V ? Bsnuett, Co f, I'm KY.
Pbrlip II al, CO B 4 Mich cav.
J Haller, co @, 35th OHIO.
J Y Tsy lur, co O, SO LIS.
Hiram Brodrick, cipE-n Of RocklAnd.
Geo Lacy, co Z, 143d New YORK.
W Myers, co b, 30 h Iowa.
Daniel Harsh, CO q, lsi Mo artillery.
j T Henderson, co Il. 92d Ohio.
E S MaulsberTy, CO h, 4tb Mich cav.
Edward Qlinn, co F, 3ist Ind.
Marvin Lambert, co D. 18Th Ohio.
Sampson A Martin, co B 9th h Tenn cav.
Edward Hsssen, CO A, 70sh Ohio.
G II Simpson, CO G 14tst New York.
WIN Ballioger, co q, 18th Ind.
F Won Letrj, co y. y s cav.
w Crabtree, co O, Let IA
Jno S Myers, co u, 4th Ky cav.
Jno a Carson, co A, All Z Tenn cav.
G Wright seamsier.
Geo Rsicheri co K, All Ohio cav.
D B Holtr5ok, co Il, 4'b Ind cav.
Il NJ Meadlee, co 3, 18Th . s.
ThOs Irwin, CO a, LIST battery, U S.
Vim Strader, co a, 94fh Oaio.
Frank Blair, CO B, "a U s cold inPy.
Unknown (rebel)
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Davidson Csuuiy Dlceetory.
oITY ooVERNMENT,

CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, MaFoT
WILLIAM SHASE, Rsoo-av.
john CHUMBLEY, AaraAaL
o'S-ts ss'ss,l.-W q. Wilkinson, A q rucEgr,
CIsrks 81 tAs MAJ. E-IOhn Caumblsy, ssooso. arst,
rhos. McOarty second snc kllsha Long, third.
Tas Asseasor--WillAm Drive.
Rssssas Coleoor-A. B. Shakland
Var Tzz ColkactoF>-E b Jarrett
Tfeasurs-R henry
EAorf kaasr-Th0nas Lake.
s.Psrs.s-.dsl y "a KorhAosas-J- g pedd.
Sap~Intsadssf Of fAs Feisr Ho~ts-Em. ~ Wa9t
az II ~ We Dsperinsest-L Froaman.
sszses q ~ os-@sry,-E h AsRrds.
0ss A6n-~.s-w Brien.
oiTY COUNCIL.
B0lSD Oh A.DssAss n. Brisn, Prssidsai.
FSrsf Hard-lno = NeWu an.
Sc sf Wdrd-Jcseph R0hh.
7'hsrd Ward-G A Nsynels.
70 gth RSyd-He seoysL
FIfh Word re- = Suowlca.
8zA Eerf-M 4 Rriea.
S.ssssa Rsrd-Ai a Uiaiborne.
Eigkfh Ward-Jvseph Smith.
Q MMnS Cou sctL-Andrew Anderson, PresldenL
Firsf Wari-Jas rurnrr am John Carper.
Sc I'D Wsrd-G N SOuihgats a1d A Myers.
TAira Va d ndrsv Aederson siia AiaE Mcdaniel
Fylh WarL-w CheAthan ana ( Glasc. o..
sSEh Fsrd-rJ YarVroaEh ard Em Driver.
ssrenfh Ward--J Rust and J,W Cresdy.
EgAA Rard-Wm HAily add D Whesisr.
STANDING ooAnuTIzs o. M OrrT ooUEou-
ISaaas,-Enoviez, southgals, and Anderson
Waa@ Worhs-Aadsrs0u. Smith, and Glasoook.
Srs.'s SAyerss Turner, So1thgste, Nayeali, Casat-
hsm, larbr uRhs Ciaiborus and Hsily.
scAool,-HBH En0Viss, Rno y hes er.
E1sT-fsrrss, Trrler, and Newman.
Iirs Deparfssanf-Myers, Rust, aod Ee5yeL
Gas-Drvsr, en- and Cready.
rsu4eisryr-suitb, Whs'lsr, and dsil7.
Markat H0use-Southgst-, Newman, and garPsr,
cIrz.s--yrfan Mcdaniel
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Marshal,s Sale.

Dr. virtue OF writ vsRdti0n sponas to NE directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF toe United States fer
the Middle District Of Tennessee atts October ter
1858, 1 will expose TO public sale, TO the hg h
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of The ,Coart-
house, in Nashville, Tennessee, eommepaiot st
II o'clock, A ~, on TUESDAY, the 12lH deysof
JANUARY, 1884, all the right, title, cain, interest
and estate which Nicholas HObson has in Lots
Nos 81, 50, and So OF Robson Wheess's Second
Addition 70 Nashville commend ng at the corner
Of Hobson and Fathsrland street,, and fr nting on
IA herIsnd street $50 feet running back on a llno
with Hobson street 40 feet 70 adfeen alley with
the improvements thereon, and appurtenauces there
TO also, at the SINE time and place, al the right,
title claim, interest," and estate which said Nicholas
HObson has in seventeen acres OF land Da wilson
county, TeRnessee, corneri On Hobson Cnapel,
Edgehed being that portion Of the old Hobsen tract
5iag next to said Chapel 10 be severed from said
tract the fIrm 81 fquare, nearly may be; the
lots and parcels Of land Aforesaid beng We'd on to
satisfy gment OF said Circuit Court the United
states IN favor Of L. P. Starr, and against said
Nicholas Robson. Sci Il. r. GLASCOCR, aarEhai.
nov2s-3t By ". LHLYETT, Deputy.
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L o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TzSNEssEE IoDGg, No 10 HsH 49, ~
aigA-R McEEsn. o. J L seakiry Y = 49,
hios. secrstAEyi D spAia, Treassrer
IRA % LOpoE. NJ II asrss s-sry Asss-v -
L saTks, G;W PhHa =, ~; 1890.
Secretary 2 U~b, frsaSaFsr.
5alLs1 L.iDsE. No % Ass f,sTy Pri4zv ni,ts, -
their dsl % ssuth har irs,i--J ln-s u 49,
80 NJ p rieh, g, = GSod.stt Secretary 4
CCsttoa, Treasurer.
kUR RA DIS, No i05 (esrnan) M.ss 49,
Ti.y day zigAt-J hn hebsFich O. Z sor. q
O. a Niat.f, -eesst.Fy; Q sietssIs, Il. assrer
RfDGElT ENCAaPMESf RoIi Ma es--v - -
- Rsdsss 20 HlgAs-G 2 "a O. D; l. Harms.
Jr. ar, = !. Wax =, "; \ Gsiiha "; Iohn
He, serios, Outer, TREASURER.
OLIVE RsNcti ESCts M, No 4. M, -.
"a sd "a Nf'hsessag kigits-L Lr-.ur. Z Il d a
Ca . J., n ?. D. AZ SO, n Frie n q. gN.r
Q toiem'n, serb; , y Naf.s, Treasurer.
DC AK OF BE EcC 4 kssis IL Fr,aus =; 1, IA
paoA lsail-1 ~ Hi ~,Lsf q Ih,. . n A
~ @e4kl ,. crsszFyi Ara syrss, -
- 49, $50 |" $780, &C., 49, -
..-af -,.,..... aanItlrs
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The Paris ChariVsri depicts = sPifaaieT
the most gr, tesqus Of tatternAliaE scare
Orc~s Peking With bis prong 10 .
dust hols and turning up = scroll bearing
the label Of treaties Of 1916. "Pshaw !
catch me pitching up such dirt into my
hamper~ It is a hit borrowed from the
passage in the EmperOr's speech.