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not only Of the above officers, but of
Major Strong, Captains james, Co. b
Randolph, Co. q; Metcalf, Co. g.; and
Dolly, Co. II. Indeed every officer did
himself credit, 80 far as he had Oppor-
tunity, while the cheerfulDess and en-
ihusiasm OF the men made Il pleasure
to command them.
ave found no large numbers Of slaves
anywhere, yet we brought away several
whole families, aud obtained hy their
means the most reliable information.
was interested to observe that .ae news
of the Presidents proclamation produced
a marked effect upon them, aud in oDe
case it was Of the greatest service 10 us
. in securing the hearty aid Of 3 guide,
who was timid and dis,rustful till be
heard thAthe was legally free, after which
he. aided US gladly and came away with
us.
~ may state, In conclusion, that OBJ
tanned much valuable information, not
necessary TO make public, in regard TO
the location Of supplies Of lumber, iron,
rice, resin, tuEpentine and cotton; and u
would Hhesa the officers aud men Of this
regiment great pleasure to be constshtly
employed in obtaining these supplies for
the government from rebel sources. But
they would like sill better TO be permit
ted to occupy somo advanced point in
the interior, with . steamer or two like
the John Adams, and an adequate sup.
ply of ammunition, We could obtain 10
a great extent our own provisions, and
rapidly enlarge our numbers, and could
have information in advance Of avery
movement against us. A chain Of such
posts would completely alter the whole
aspect of the war in the seaboard slave
States, and would accomplish what no
accumulation Of northern regiments can
90 easily effect
"Ho officer in this regiment now
doubts that the key 10 the successful
prosecution Of this war lies in the un-
limited employment Of black troops
Their superiority lies simply in the fact
that they know the country, which
white troops do not, and moreover, that
they have peculiarities Of temperament
position and motive which belong 10
them alone Instead Of leaving their
homes and families TO fight. they are
fighting for their homes aud families aud
they show the resolution and sagacity
which 4 personal purpose gives. e
would have been madness to attempt
with the bravest white ttoops what
have successfully accomplished with
black ones.
Everything, even TO the plotting Of
the vessel, and the selection of the pro-
per points for cannonadiug, was done by
my own soldiers; indeed, the real con-
ductor Of the whole expedition at st.
Mary's was Corporal Robert Sutton, OF
Company g, formerelY slave upon the
81. Mary's rivera man Of extraordinary
qualities, who needs nothing ba; q
knowledge of the alphabet 10 entiilo
him to the most signal promotion. In
every instance where followed his ad-
vice the predicted result followed, and
never departed from il, however slightly,
without having reason for subsequent
regret
al have tho honor to be, &c,
| at. W. HIGGINsoS, Col. Com,
"First Regiment South Carolina Vols"
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. l-Gun Factory, College street. on the Hill.
Surgeon, j. +. wEEEs.
2-Universty Building, Market street, on tho
Hin. Surgeon, A. W. KELLY.
s--Ensley's Building, .E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALES. EWING.
4-ioward high School, Collage street, on tho
Hill Asst Surgeon, r. S. TuwS.
S--Gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, +. b. BIAsEH.
" 6--collsge street, near Broad. snrgqOn, CaAs.
sCnLuSER.
T-CoIege street, between Church and Broad.
Surgeon, r. FlErCuER
s-Masonc Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, ID. BAuR.
e-CarriAge Factory, Market street, below the
square Act Asrt Surgeon, J. d. sEEEs.
lO-Medlcal College, College street, on the Hin.
Act Aesi. Surgeon, W. X. BowLIsG.
Z" ll--"PEsr BousE on the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l., D. HoGfE.
" 12--Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, kIsEn. sEYNouR.
" I3--Iuno High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad
Surgeon, -. HERiucK.
I4-Female School, Church street, 1car Chatta.
nooga Depot. sarg'on, A. @ Mc cuEs'
EEY
3" 15-Hynes' High School, Line STREET corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, W N. CnAsHLRs.
d l6-Gordon Block, corner broad st-cct and Rive,
Landing, Surgeon, FREo. SErNoCR
F" l7--OTFTcEns' HosPTGL--plarters Hotel, sum
mSr street, corner Deaderick. surgeon
$. u. WATERaAS.
+" ls--Corner Church and College strosts. Surgeon
4. 7. HiSxnHAr
" Io--Norris Stnttons Building, No. IA Market
street surgeon, =. SHRApY.
" 2O-Baptist Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
4" Methodist Church, Church street. Surgeon
H. SWINETT.
22--dArdcastle =, South Market street. Surgeon
REtKwITH
e q Corner Vino and Bread streets. Surgeon, F.
NuANBgRtAiN.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NAsnuLLLE USI0s was oommsncsd last spring,
for the purpose Of opposing ths Rsbel Southern Con
fsderaey and Of advocating ths rsasaion ofFedersl
authority without any abatsmsnt all the States
which have attempted 70 aseeds. It's object was 10
proclaim the doctrines OF Liberty and Union, they
once sxpounded BY The fathers Of the Republic,
but which for more than one year--ths long and
dreary carnival Of trsasoh--had been unsPoken and
unwritten in the Capital OF the State Of AEDE1w
Jackson and treasured up only in the hearts of
tho faithful. We believed that the right way to con
duct loyal journal, in city like Nashville, at such
time as this, was to raise the wayering ard timid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, and not to
lower the Standard Of patriotism, amer the manner Of
othOr Journals to suit the dopravsd tastes Of the
ssmiloyal and sympathizers with the Richmond dy
nasty.
Tho UNIoS. therefore, has held as friends all who
support, and foes all who oppose the Union OF the
States. Its watchword IL FREEBOH AND NAuONAuIH.
With rebols and traitors il has compromise 10
make. It contends for the Federal Constitution and
tho Laws mado in pursuance thereof as the surRENR
Law oY TIE LAND, anything In the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the States to tho contrary notwith
standing
II contends for the Union OF the States, because
without 1t the preservation Of our liberties and nsti
tutions and the Organization Of society tself
wholly Impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
tho way Of crushing ont the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what namo 1t
bo called.
When thousands Of our citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country as sAcri
hep above all earthly price, and precious in tho sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any lgnobo motive Of
self interest should make any waver in his 10y
atty. If there be any such, let them look at tho
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Murfreesboro and
Fredericksburg. and blush at their wickedncss and
folly Love for country should now oVcrshadow
every other feeling and he is no patriot who loves
his houses, lands or negroes with ttho OF the devo
tion which he feels for his country Even prudent
selhshness should compel to be patriots, for who
hope to his treasures from the wreck OF
a ruined and dismembered Unionl
We want to see the land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace basod upon
the complete and unconditional submission OF the
rebels in arms, and not lit up with the decelfu
| glow Of peace based upon omasoulate loyalty and
concessions to traitors-tho glow Of meteor which
would shine only to bOtray, and going out would
leave us in darkness teufod moro gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which tho
| USIoN will continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm sunshine may await It in the future and
ask the support OF all who believe 1t to be IMPORT
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be published in Nashville.
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From tho IndA Ala9olls Journal
General Milroy and Other Indiana
Officers on the Army Resolutions.

WINCHESTER, EAST YmoINnl
Jan. 80, 1868.
EDITOR JOURNAL: have Just read the
noble resolutions Of my brother officers
of Indiana in the gallant army of Rose
Grams, who, having assisted by their
hsroism in achieving the splendid vioto-
ny over tho traitor. army under Bragg,
turn round TO rebuke the moro vile and
cowardly traitors at home, who having
taken advantage Of the absence Of over
ono hundred thousand patriot soldiers 10
steal into power, are disgraoing our State
by their reasonable acts.
desire TO thank these brave soldiers,
who, knowing no party save that for the
Union, have adopted these resolutions,
which meet my most hearty approval.
Any man, or set of men who, in times
like these, when our Government is en-
gagged in = deadly struggle for its exist
ence, a struggle which involves not only
the fate Of free Government In our own
country, but for all tho world, would at
tempt TO disgrace and prostitute the name
Of Democrat by organizing party un-
der that name TO oppose the Government
aud divide and distract the people Of the
loyal States, are traitors much meaner
than those in arms who boldly and di-
rectly seek the destruction Of the Govern
menf, for these pretended Democrats
sneakingly and indirectly seek the same
end by exciting prejudice against the
Government and division among the peo.
pie.
Let these traitors ofthe Indiana Legis-
laiure, and the Copperheads, Butternuts
and X. q. C.'s throughout the State, who
are giving aid, comfort and encourage
ment 10 armed treason in the South, read
in tho odium that has followed the me-
mory Of the Blue Light Federalists and
Hartford Conventionists OF 1872 some
thing Of the execraii0n aud deiesialiOn
that will follow their memory down the
stream Of time.
| Join with my fellow soldiers Of the
Union everywhere In warning these trail
tors al home that when we have crushed
armed treason at the South aud restored
the sovereignty Of our Government over
these misguided States, (Which, under
God, we surely will do,) we will, upon
our return, while our hands are In, also
exterminate treason al the North, by
arms, II need be, and seal, by tho blood
Of traitors, wherever found, the perma-
nent peace Of our country and the per-
petuity Of free government TO all future
generations. r. H. MILEoY,
We, the undersigned, Indiana officers
AT this place, most cordially subscribe 70
the sentiments expressed In the above
letter Of General Milroy.
Marx L. DEMorrE, Capt. and A. Q. NJ
DAsiEL MEEKER, Division Surgeon.
JoHN o. CRAvEEs, A. ID. q.
z. BAIRD, Captain and A. d. g.
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Ions y. MpE, Grand secretary should be a.. sssel
AZ Nasauils, Tena.
Ta,sssss Ledge No. t--Mocts oyery Tuesday Evea.
iug, at their Hall, the corner u Union and SUN
mef streeta THE officers for the present term,
o. A. Lesueur, n g.; }. r. Mills, Y.u; J. l.. Weakloy,
Secretary L. K Spain, Treasurer.
Ytabss Lodge, No lo--Meots at the same place
every Monday Evening. The oaoera are X, A..
Campbcli, n C.; Henry Apple, N.G,i J. l.. Park
secretary a. y, Brown, TraAsuror.
srniey Lodge, No ao-Nesls At thor Hall, on South
Cherry slrcel, every Friday tvoning Tue ofncors
are q q. CivHrt, n O., Frank harman, N.6,i James
Wyatt, Sscroiary ". N. MALLORY, Trt asurer
Aasra Lodge, No loo, (Germaul--Meots At tho
Hall ooruer Of union aud summer streets, every
Thursday kvening. The o1icers are Charles Rich,
NG.; = Fredma N.0,i 49, Bitteruohi secretary
Geo seuerle, Treasurer.
Rlisoly Eaoaiapiasnf, No. lMecis al the above Hal
On M Arst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
Tue udoors are. j. B Mills, C.f. I. n. hctride hP.
o. " Fullor, Nv Peter Harris, Jr., J.W,i john
aide, Scribe u. n. Gutter Treasurer.
Oliss BrancA Esasampussi, No A-heets a. the
above Han on the secnnd and fourtn Wednesday
uights of each month. The officers are jas. Bell,
CP., Hsnry Apple. T.P.; !. hokeF, s,A.; =. fried
man, J.w.' Charlss Kroher, seSioei }. n. Ward
treasurer
TAs Dsgrss q DaHshisrs n RsbskaA-hseia the nrp
Friday afternoon of each month, ~ , o'eloeG.
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PasT HEApouARTERs.

POSI- Headquarters ON College street, between I'm
ion aud Church streets, Or. Waters' resdenoe) Gen
X. b. Mitchell, commanding.
ASSISTANT QHartcrgnaser and Inspecting
Onloor, Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. G.. Chandler.
Assisani Quartsrm0ser--In charge Of Transporta-
tion, on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
Capt. J. u. Bingham.
AssiaHt Qtarermastsr--ln charge Of Clothing, Camp
Thos. D. Cox.
AssisisM Qitarisiladster - In charge Of Means Of
Transportation ana Quartermastcrs stores, on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. Chas. II. lrvtn.
Assistani Quaricrmdstsr-ln charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud Stationery, No. 81 Market street Lieut. VIM.
NILS.
Assistaaf Qaarieruasssr - For tho Assignment OF
Quarters and Receiving and Issniug Hospital stores.
Capt, O McEcau iaporto
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Removable. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderick to No. 64 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients entrusting them
selves TO his care will be sure to receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment;
See advertisement.
Jan. "A, '63-1m.
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NAMES OF CHApLAINs

Detained for HoPital Duty in tsis city.
-. RAMAN, 51st Illinois, Hospitals Nos.
/ and 10,
j. SMITH, 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
aud 5.
j. PoucHrR, 3sth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. +. DELo, 30th Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. and u.
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
aud l6
@, KEssEDT, lo1st Ohio, Hospitals Nos,
aud l3.
JAS Matthew, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. Q aud Officers.
j. CooPER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos, Ia and 10.
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READING ROOM, No. 62 Cherry Sired
Files of the latest papers, from all the
principal cities, to be found at this ReadH
ing Room. Admission, single sitting, ten
cents; by the week, twenty-five cents !;
by the month, fifty cents.
If you want to buy the latest papers
and Illustrated weeklies OF the day, or
writing materials Of any kind, go TO
MAILS News DEPor, No. 62 Cherry
street. Feb lofts
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The daily arrival Of the cars from
Louisville brings Groceries, Vegetables,
Dried and Preserved Fruits Of every dis
cription TO W. w. ToTTEN's Grocery
House, No. 2S, College street, opposite
the Sewanee House.
Families will do well to call and see
his large and we'll assorted stock that he
is selling at low rates,
Feb.12-u.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
rHE RATES WILL nE AS roILowS'

Advertisements occupying any special position IN
side, 20 per cent additional special position outside,
10 per cont
a. Advertisements Inserted In tho Local Column
charged at tho rate Of twenty cents per ine,
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon but every such change will involve extra eN-
pense To bo paid for by the advertiser.
Ra- Aduerters exceeding de space contracted for ril
Be charged for ls croess
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To onr smbscrIbnrs.

In consequence Of the increase in tho price ofpaper
and every other material used ina Printing -ohice
have been compelled TO raise tho price Of paper
to Is cts. per week, or 81 per month 10 weekly OF
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
scribers which must in all be paid in advance
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Diaries for 1868 also, sergeants' Roll
Book Playing Cards; Blank Books;
Novels aud Novelties. Also late VAL
entines and good stationery. All for sale
cheap at BLAIR 4 SSYDER's,
Jan3I-tf. No. 20 Cedar Street.
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RS- All Communications on business with the once,
will be addressed to the PUBL LSHERS oflle UNION,
and all communications to the Editor will bo address.
cd to S. O. MERCER.
Editors ofloyal newspapers will do US great kind
by repubishing the foregoing, its substance
Tho current transactions in Tennessee for months to
come win be highly interesting 10 all lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions, and the columns Of
the USoS will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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MILIT A R Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

Dsparine1,t--Hoadquarte on High street. MAI.
Gen Rosoorans commanding.
Chi.f artsrrnasier-teadquArte on High street,
near Cedar Lieut. Col. Juo. W. Taylor.
Chef Coraraissar Headquarters Summer street,
near broad Lieut.. Col simmons.
Provod Marshai General - Headquarters on High
street Capt, W. NJ. Wiles.
Medical Director - Surgeon A. Henry Thurston
Ofica "a Cherry street
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JUsT RECEIVED, A fresh supply of
every variety of Groceries at w. w.
TorTEN's, No. % College Street, opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates
Feb. 5-tl
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Religious Services.

Posr CukrRL--(second Presbyterian Church, College
street. between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 1O% o'clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nosday night at O'Clock.
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sUTLERs can supply themselves with
every variety of goods at w. w. ToTrEN's
No. 23 College Street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. 5-tf.
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copies, must send in their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them fllod promptly.
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Returns, Cloag Returns, Ordnance Returns, PorisiOn
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Shsrtg--Iamos NJ. Hinton DePuties-ThomAs Hob
ion aud ]. X. buchanan.
Regiasr--Phincas Garrett.
TSastss--W Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N H. Belcher
Range--John Corbtt.
ReVeaus Coiiector-W. d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar Collector--J G. Briley.
Constables for he Nashville Dishiot-John D. Cover
and J. 4. Newman.
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TN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, FOR SALE, DELIVERED
i 90 All parts Of tho city, N ,,,-vrv
Assent broad dway Milis
Rbia-H Dispatch eopyl
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NOTICE!

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAs1IGur CO.,
JANUARY Slst 1893
fNN THURSDAY, TlIE 6m DAY or MARCH
" next, the Annual Election OF seven Directors
20 manage the adairs Of the NAsuyilLE GAs-llGur
Co will take place at thc omoo Of the Company, No.
: sJNnsi-td JAs.H HENDMCG, Secretary.
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CITY COUNCIL,

Board Of ALicruis,--N. 81. Brien, President John
Carper, Jos j. Robb, Ed Mulloy, II. O. soovel, W :
Choathtm, NJ. g. l. Claiborne aud }. Q smith.
tousaon Camel Andrew Anderson, President; Jas
Tlrner, William t,cberts, c. NJ. south nte, Abraham
Myers, Alex. Moraniel l. b. Hough, Charles sayers,
j. B. sunwlcs. W A. McCelland, 7. J. yarbrough,
WIN. Driver, WIN. Stewart, Thoa Cready, Nm. Haily
and VIM. Sanbnrn.
STANDING COMMITTEES TUX crT oouSuL.
FTnance-Rnowles, seoyel and BrieR.
Water Works-Auderson, Smith aud Claiborne
sboets- HUI, Turner Myers, Mpoy, Chsatham ,
Yai brough, ready and Iiaily
WLarE-Turpor, carper aud McClellsnd.
Standardization, sulloy anu Knowles
Fire Departuent-Myors Stewart and AoCleand
Gas--Drlver, Cready and HyorS.
Censscrg smith, sanborn aud Stewart.
Market Hot5s-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper
Slarss--Buloy, McDon and Stewart,
Polics-Cheatham, Briep aud sagers.
Syrings-CScady, Claiborne and Myers.
Workk7usa- ycrs, Rnbb ana Daniel
I'M ge.ststti and Expenditures -McC'eliand, Brien
aud ,1"sOrn.
Public Propsrty--Robb, Stewart aud Driver.
Pest Hoase-Cdrpsr, souihgate and HALEY.
Ar The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
ne = preceding tho second aud fourth Thursdays Ia
each munth, and tho Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays Ia each m, nth.
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CONSTANT SUPPLY or CORN ~ THE
"A shucks without shucks aud shcllcd for sale, de-
y u nlCkEl,
6,h la-f Agent broadway Mills
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Announcements of Candidates.

81 Cash required In advance for all advertise
msnts, unless by special agreement.
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NIGHT POLICE

Cdpiaia--IOhn Baugh'
Eirst Lietienant--Andrew Joyce.
Second LieHieaaRt-John II. Davis
Poliosmc,-Wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Mich na
Wis Joel Philips, Wm. Baker, Johu Cottrell, William
,.ayo John Engles, j. W. Wright, John Puckett
robert Scott, W C. Francis, David Yates, Chas. Hu
MT aud W. Danley.
aS- Tho Police Court is opened every morning Si
nne ocl9ok
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a. SACKS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
Il Just received, Tor sale by ma, ,.,,oD,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

(rEN LINES OR LEss TO CONSTITUTES A seUARE)
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DIRECTORY.
CITY oovERNMENr.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoordsr
IOHN CHuMRLEY. MnrnhaL

JOHN CHUhBLEf, Marshall
Dsyutv Marshoi,--W. II. Wilkinson, A. Tucker,
lnd James A. stoclc.
CerAs q( Ne Aarh.-John Chumoley, sr-oglcto, aFsii
Jacob French, second ami Thos. MoCaFtyi third.
7ar Asesor-William Driver.
Rererus Cofsctor--A. 3 Shankand
Waler Tar Oollector--E. b Garrett
TTsdsHsr--R Henry.
Wlaa5 Rasisr--Thomas Leako.
Superintendent 9f he Rorkhoase-J = podd
Superintendent Of the Fai'r SF0rk'--Wm. Stewart
Chief ef Tho FSs DepdrtaeF'i-John NJ. seas1rJ
ssrfon Of me Ccnetery-T. n. Mcbride
Street Opesssr---J. L. stewart.
oIy Anornsy--E r. Muloy.
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Marriage ana Funeral Notices,

When exceeding hve lines, will be charged al tho
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COUNTY COURT,

COUNTY COURT.
yudgs-Hon. James whitworth.
elsrk-P Lindsey Nichol
Aa- Tho Judges Court meets the hrst Monday In
each month and the Qua terly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates OF the County is held the hrst Mon
iay IN January, April, July and october
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CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge-Hon. William X. Turner.
Clerk-Charles F, niggons
81 The Court meets the hrst Monday 10 April Al
sust aud December
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CIRCUIT COURT.

judo -
C7srk--lavd O. Love.
Rs- The Court meets the arst Monday In March
snd september,
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wE, tho undersigned, hare this day adopted tho
above rates. 10 which wo bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
wM. CAMERON, for the Uaion.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dsraieh.
NAsnyulr, TENN, July i2th, 1902