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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

mems Insurance Company, In Baltimore, ana
violently assaulted Mr.. H., for DO ase, that
IS known, The fellow fed after knocking
down aud severely ,niuring his victim.
Some Of the closets attached to the Butch
ers' stalls IN the Market house, were broken
open and robbed few nights ago.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pa., visited the head quar-
ters Of the Army Of the Potomac on Wednes-
dav. and reviewed the Pennsylvania regiments
The Alexandria Gazette Of Monday, May
% 1902, IS in monrning-and has this brlet
not;ce under the editorial head-"Died at
Mount Vernon, yesterday morning, Mrs.
Martha Washington, relict OF the late illus
trious Gen. Geo. Washington.
Various Churches in Washington ard
Georaetown, heretofore used as hospitals, have
been vacated, and the buildings given ur to
their owners, to be used again as places o.
public worship.
Cbas ". Radcliffe, Charles Arundel, and
Mahlon Janney, Of Fairfax county, have been
arrested and sent TO the Old Capitol.
4 number Of oyster boats, from New York,
are now in York river, Va, laying III cargoes
of oysters.
Cold, in Nav York, yesterday Ala steady
Decline
Il WAS "spitting suov' this morning-to
use the phrase Of Maj Montford in the good
old times.
The Cincinnati Gazette publishes full re-
mort Of the military expedition sent to Noble
county, Ohio. Two hundred insurgents were
armed and organized, having elected the de-
serter Captails Of their band. They formed q
regular camp, kept their fires burning, and their
pickets out or Thursday night, and were very
},raveunt;l the soldiers got within nine miles
of their Headquarters About that time cour~
age failed and they fled, scattering through
the woods, where they remained during Fri
day night in a cold rain. 4 large number OF
arrests were made on Saturday morning
The Washington Star mentioned TIE other
dav, singular accident upon the railroad, near
Accotinck, where, by the force Of the wind, an
ambulance vas blown from car containing
number Of ulen. with what injury 20 them was
not known. We hear since, that the ambulance
contained some eight persons, aud singular to
say, no one was killed. although four Of them
were more or less injured, and one cavalryman
was 50 much so as torequire 20 De sent 20 hos
pital.
The Mozart Hall wing If the New York
Democracy are about organizing another Peace
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A seuthern NIstsr.

a sister Of one Of our Southern breth-
ren," who now occupies the opulfnt Do
sition OF Colonel Of Confederate troops,
has been iadulging in the favOrite pastime
of shOplifting al Stewards, and, in con-
sequence, has fallen into the hands Of the
brutal Yankees. The lady rejoices in The
name Of OnderdOnk sometimes. OF Cler-
nand 81 others. Previously arrested By
the Government for completely With the
rebels, she was ordered 10 Fort Lafayette;
bat somehow, and probably, for the some
reason, she was let loose upon the city.
secure Of the ympathy Of All good Dem
Oorats Of the COppeFhead persuasion.
Since then, she has f0rsgsd very ezioa-
siVely along Broadway, cutting OF straR l..
Cling pieces Of silk, and capturing laces
gloves, and such small but costly articles
as might be met With daring her inces.
sABt raids. Ga Sunday lass sac made
her appearance ~ stewards, and 10 the
course OF an int resting debate upon hish
prices, &c, conveyed divers aud sundrV
laees into her cApacious pockets.
salesman, who observed the occurrence.
caused Der arrest. Upon searching Der
residence, quantiiy Of "Indiscriminate
loot was found, which had probably
been pilfered at various times BY ,hia
sunny hearted daughter Of the south
The event will undoubtedly eaa-e M
merOus protests from the organs Of Tam
many and Mozart Hal, on behalf Of an
Outrsgs Constitunoo, and against arbi-
trary arrests. This 70 not She Grst In.
stance Of Soaihsra belle engaging 10
the delightful bat immoral pastims 81
shOpliitlng among the Yankee storskeen-
ers.-M Y Letter.
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NO. 1912.

Of the present day. You have built and
equipped Navy, which for the purposes
of defense, viii bid defiance &c that OF
any other nation. And this you have
done from your ogn resources, without
whining to Europe for money, AID when
the capitalists there holding your seeG-
rites, panic stricken, sending them over
here for sale--eomplexsd your tiaancies
and disturbed your exchange. But this
war, like all other wars and AL other
evils. must sooner or later be brought
to . close.
TIE Southern States freed from great
incubus, the incubus Of slavery, which
retarded It's prosperity, and impeded its
prOgress-for have visited . portion
Of Virginia and witnessed its deplorsbls
cOndiuOn-its miserable hOuses-its
wretched farms, aud still more Wretehed
inhabitsnts, 50 different from the enter
pSse OF the NOrthtrl States. When,
say, this war is over, and the nation
North aud South are able 70 devote them
selves to the development Of the vast re-
sources Of your cOuntry-Ehat viii you
become?
l can only hope, in conclusion, that
you will then, IS now, act on the lniunc-
ton OF the great classic.
'Ifhindranees obstruct ths wag,
Thy maguaulnity apuy;
And les Thy streugih be seeu;
Bot, OH fortune aii ny sal
With more than propiL0ls ga'1.
Take hali tby canvas IN.
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I. O. o. F. DIRECTORY.

TFVNEsSEE LODGE No ] Meets srery Tass5ay
uighi-E II McEWeD. n G. : oakley, G.; Joln
Hice, secrstary; \ SPAN Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Ksefs ersrg Monday HigA-
IL Parks, G; W ! Phlh ~, q; hopkins
Secretary: 3 y Blown, Treasurer.
SNlIhY LODGE, No 90 Gsets ersTg Friday NIGH, 81
their hall On south tberTy street-James " at,
NC: : Dorteh, V C; GOOd-ett, Secretary, y
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (Germsn) Meet crery
TLur.day siqif-Johu Heberlch, y O; L socker,
Winter, Secretary; sietsrle, Treasurer
RipGFIT ENCAMPMENT NJ 1 Meta sr,ry Ist end
ID WsdassfaH aighh-6 Pa er 2; b Harris
IrHP:J l. Wtskiey. : "; y Griiiin, "; John
HIDE, Scribe, B Cutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BR INCH ENCAMPNEST, No 1 1fssts s-srs
ID and al Wsdges3ay vigil locker, p
ClmobfIl h p; j l. iark "; p Freshman " I
c Coleman Scribe; J \ Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE % REBECcAH kests II FTid1y ~ X in
es-L iaoHfh-Johu y Hide, L D; koht 1h0a p-cn, A
LM;J Weakly. Secretary Mrr Byrbe, Cen-
doctor; MS Brown, WsTdsni hIs Cha koeeri'
son, sentinel.
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Speech OF mn. w1LLIAm EVANS

or EngIInd, at &c Banqaes a. clspeland, Ne
Is&, 1868, 10 Celebrate Gs oreaing Of ds AadAtie
ond Great WsIte-7, Railuoay.
Mn. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN
The sentiment now proposed from the
Chair, expressive of the anxious desire of
the PEOPLE here, for the maintenance Of
the most friendly relations between Great
Britain and Americs, has my hearty con
currence, for conceive no calamity so
fraught with evil TO the civilized world
as rupture between the two nations that
have iu their sacred keeping much of the
worlds freedom. War between them
would be = jubilee for despOts through
out the world.
Your cordial and enthusiastic reception
Of that toast, is TO me, who takes deep
interest in the condition of ycur country
especially gratifying, for there have been
occasions, and those not very distant,
when this event which ws should all de-
plore, was within the range of possibili-
ty. A large and influential portion of
the upper classes Of England, many Of
whom, 10 all frankness be il said, look
with much disfayor on the growing
greatness, of your country, others from
| Ignorance, bat most actuatsd by political
considerations, have pressed upon the
British legislature the recognition Of the
reyolted States step which probably
would have been followed By = treaty Of
alliance offensive and defensive.
The party to whom | allude, always
apprehensivs Of The danger Of giving in
creased power to the people, and resist-
ing every attempt 10 extend to them
greater political privileges, have ever
looked with disiasts 10 the rapid deVel-
opment Of a country based on popular
government. They do not like to see
your rapidly augmenting wealth aad
mower under the institutions which give
the utmost freedom TO those who enjoy
them. They hate republics and Tepub-
lican goTernments They dread demoe-
racy a. a evil that might spread, and
therefore would not regret TO ses the
bresk-up Of the United States, and
would gladly encourage its partition IS
a means Of weakening its collective
strength.
But there is large e'ass amongst US,
and those who constitute the bone and
sinew, yes, the very spins Of the English
people, who have not contemplated with
these feelings, the great struggle in which
you are engaged.
They, true to their instincts. true 10
the anttcedents Of their country, true 10
the great question Of slavery which lies
at the root of this fearful war, true to
the great principles Of justice, humanity
and the best interest Of the hsman race,
have, heart and soul, sympathized with
you, have rtjoiced in your success, have
read with anxiety 4 year Eeyerses, bus
have faithfully, earnestly and devotedly
looked 70 the triumph Of year cause.
There was still > more recent tine
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The Condition OF Affairs south.
The Richmond Sentinel, Of Nov. 18Th,
in leader reviewing the campaign Of
1868, says:
Ithas pleased Providence 10 curtail our
produce OF food Both droughts and
rains have diminished our harvests, and
more to be lamented still, disease among
our swine has lessened our supply Of
meat. It il truly an affection 30 be thus
abridged at such time, bat it is Attic
ton that comes from Heaven, and it be-
hooves us TO bow 70 is with reverence
and submission; and truly, if we desired
aud needed 70 receive chaslisemenl, 70
was mercy that il came thus rather than
the triumph Of our ensmies, for IS one
said of old, at is be tier 70 fall into the
hands Of God, for he is merciful, than
into the hands Of men"
The result, however, IL, that while We
have bread enough for Onr armies and
cur families, there is not Ruilciency of
meat for so free a consumption a. We
have been accustomed 10. People must
reduce their consumption Of meat, or lbs
army must suffer. People ef cities have
already greatly reduced their eOnsump-
ton Of flesh. Perhaps high prices had
much TO do with this, but still the fact
is important that with people in she
country there is not .he same c0mpulsi0n
of necessity, aud they, as we learn, have
not all stinted their families OF servants
Of their accustomed indulgence or allow
auce. respectfully bat earnestly en-
trsst them TO give the subject their at
tention, and. 10 consider it in the light Of
their duty - soldiers.
The very meat which she father feeds
away in 3 superiority to servants, bis
son may suffer for 10 camp. 0ne or the
other must be put on short rstions-
Which should il be- Add the question
receives double emphasis when We re-
member that at home We have substitutes
fOS flesh, and in the camp none.
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Refuse toe Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, O
have been wound up ; and their Notes, II any sr'
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, 81 Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, st Nashville.
Farmers' and MeChsnica' Bank, at Aemphig.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MurireesborO.
Mners' and Manufacturers' Bank, at Knoz7f. 0
BANK Of East Tennessee, at knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dandridgs.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeEel.
Bank Of Tazewel, st Tazewell.
LawrencebUrg Bank, Al LswrsDofbuFg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Pank Of America, At Carksvine-
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georges
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s,rora 70, Cen. IIann..

There IL on exhibition at Ballimsrs
sword for General Hooker. The $50
bard is Of silver. with gold mountioes
The zip is mouatsd very heavily. and -
engravirg is exquisite. MidWnv 49,
mounting is formed d the Amer;os,.
shield, sarmountsd BY an eagle studded
with diamonds Near tho top lie mon,
ing is Of eighteen carat gold. on wbi.h
is inscribed the following words:
MAJoRcESERAL Josrga HOOKER
From BIZ isiioEei'.lssa Of san Fraaesso. c.l
Deesm5es 2s 1871.
WHiamsburE, Pair Oaks, CIeBdan ~. .,,.
Bal Enu, GsFnahtoHu. so,,tf, 49, '---'
AntisiaH, Lookout Mosat.lB.
The blade is Of DansseB. 81
is Of the finest quality. The b.,5,ta -1 -
solid gold, and - composed AZ !. 80. =
supporting basket, which eont.;-- = "a :
original piece Of quartz.
The guard is very large. ans A.. a.
ming Is Of blue enamel, aDon ubi.S : =. -.
the initials Of the general al \. - -. -.'
onds--nnderneath is an Auerie,- -
holding n his mouth the inscriotioo .-S ~. ~
Pluribus Unum." ''S"' =
The eagle Is Of solid gold. ,,a a..
wings are studed With dismoo5. r.,
beautiful piece Of Workmansbin = .i;L-
ersdi1abls 70 the donors and \, ~ - -
men. The whole Cost $1,000.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aayos.
WILLIAM SHANK, Rseorasv.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, Aarskal.
Dsgztg Mar.kaIs-w. a. wilkinson, A. C Tucker,
Os-b. Of he Earsf-John Cannhlsy sz-osscIo, nfst,
Thos McCsrty, second; and Elisha Long, third.
Tar Assessor-wiAisn Driver.
Revsasts Collector-A. 8. Shsaklard
Wagsr T1= Cotsdor-E. B. Garrett
TFeassrer-R. henry
Wkdrf HasteT-ThOmae LezEe.
Superintendent Of tAs RoTEhOsss-j. c. Dodd
SeyeTiassEdss Of ~ Water Works- Hm. Sta AFt.
Osisf Of he kyrs Dsrartzaesss-L u Freeman.
sS1toz Of 8.S CemalsTp--T q. Mcbride.
6sresf Oyersss-J. Z. stewart
os,y AEorseE--T Briel.
CITY COUNCIL.
BoAKD OF ALDEKxES-H ~ Brien, Presidsnt.
FRI Word--Jna ENesfD an.
Second Ward-Joseph J RObb.
Thrrd WGTd-G A May reid.
Fourth Rurd-H SccYei.
FIfh Word osAph Knowles.
sixgl WaTd-M y Brien.
Seae1fh Ward-M G |. Claiborne
EgIh W,rd-Joseph Smith.
CiaMoE Csc cIG-Andrew Anderson, President.
First WaTd-Jss Turner ami John Carper.
SecJEd WdTd-G n SOuthgate and Myers.
Third va d-sudrew Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel.
Fourth HaTd- - and Charlie Sayers
Fijtk WGrf-W A Cheatham and r Glsscock.
Sirb HGTd-fJ NaroTough and WA Driver.
feUeHfh Wdrd-J + Rust aud J.W Cready.
Eighth Ward-Wm Haily and L y Wheeler.
srASDIza oosHur us or rHH CITY COUNCIL.
FyaGnoe-KnOwles, Southgate, and Anderson.
RatsT WaeSs-Andsrson, Smith, and GlascOck.
Streets SayeTs, Turner, Southgate, Aayfedr Cheat.
ham, Yarbr ush, Claiborne and Haiiy.
ScbooLs-Huff Knowles, ana " bee or.
Wharf-CsrpeT, Trrler, aud Newman.
Fire observation-disclosures, Rust and ScOvel.
GGs-DTiver, B-ien, and Greedy.
Celasferg-Smth, Wheeler aud hRily.
Market HoRse-Southgate, Newman, and Csrper.
SLares-Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
Polioe-Yarbrough, Scnvel, and Savers
Spriaqs-Claiborne, HUI, and Hsily.
Work House he9tbam, Rohb. and McDani3l.
Improvements and Expenditures coyel, Southgste,
and Driver.
Pablo PrOperty-R0bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet HOUse-NeWmGn, Rally, and Southgate.
So The Board OF Aldermen meets the fuesdsys
next preceding the second and fourth TburstAys IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

SlerF--Jamss u. Hinton. DsSs,iss--Ibr mas Hob
on and J. s. buchanan.
RsgssfsF-Phineas Garrett.
TITsaee-W JASPER Taylor.
CoToasr-G Guutec
RasgS--Alexsnder Mcdaniel.
Rsyzsss Coltecsor-N l.. BOUertsoa.
Railroa5 Tar OoHoosoT--J. 9. Briley.
Coastablss far Ls Nashville DiSates-Johp d. Cover
- I
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE offer Three large Lots IN the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri &, and but q short distance
from the General RHilrOsd lepat, viz
ONs LOT with good pick It fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 10 Vine, about
900 feet and froutinR three sire g. total number
Of front feet about 700.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 500 feet run
ming through 70 McIemore street about 20dfeet,
fronting on three streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket tepcs
Also, LOr on High street, about GOO feet front,
running 10 an alley in the direction Of summer
street.
The three lots above men'ioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, a. they are con
vcnient, cheap, have water facilities and room Tor
waste materi,l and are well worthy Of the attsn-
ton Ct those Who desire TO inyrst In productive
nropartv H. q. SOOYEL.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
~ Capitol Park Street, considered the most desr-
sbls part OF the city for Family Residences Apply
II. q. SCOVEL.
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DOUHTFgI-WLD CAT.

North W estern Bank Of Georgia go &c.. % dis
Back Of the Empire State, Georgia ........SJ "
Bank Of Athens, Georgia. q
FuIton Rapk .. % "a
Bank Of Whitfsld 90 81
Timber Cutters Bank. .....................Sl
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The quota Wisconsin under he a.
cal iO' troops is ten sh0assad two hun
deed and eighty -oae men. That Of
hlnnesosa Is At.ls over four thousand.
10 both States efforts will be made 10
escape the daft. Stimulated By our re-
eent snees tss, volunteering win no
douSi be active, and the ranks Of our
ar@iss be rapidly flied up.
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cHANcERY COURT,

lhqNcettOT-
Cerb and klasez-J. 4. Giesvss.
e. The Court meets the nrst Monday In Nay and
November
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RI pleasantly situated, with good water fscili-
~ ties, healthy prettily sloPed fire forest tress-
about ten OF fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects
o. both city ana country, aud exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz; efiuvia heat, heavy
tAKes etc. The subscriber ofsrE FOR SA LIZ LOTS
OF ali the streets and avenues in tn beautiful plat
Apply TO h. G. sCoNEL
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asa meeting held in Philsdslphia b.
the United States Christian Commission.
the sum Of $1,000 was reaiiz "a for TIA
benefit Of the Union prisoners at Rich.
,F3apd.v Iha aHoant - exnpclad - -.
!. coEskk. cAssizz nrusns sso.rs. !
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That Valuable Business Lot.

fAN the North side Of the Public Square, next 10
W Messrs H. & B Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and hvStwelfths feet, aud running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet 70 an alley, CON-
handing tine view Of Market street, Is now offered
for sale By a. @. SCOVE1-
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e. Advertisements Inserted in the Special Column
ksrsed at the rate Of twenty cents per line for tho
nrst insertion for each additional insertion ten
GEMS in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the rst insertion, for every additional insertion AZ
tean cuts.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
HilI Be charged at the usual Advertising rates.
announcements OF Candidates.
Eor state Ooers. 90
county Q W
Oity , "
VS., the undersigned, hare this day adopted the
shove rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly TO
adhere. VIZ CAMERON, for the URiOr
JOHN WALLACE, Tor the DisPascA
NASHVILLE, TEEz, July Is, 1859.
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Jad9e-Hon d. NJ. Brlen.
Aaorneli GeHsyd'-Gea 3. Stubbleheld.
Cae-k-ohsres W. Smith.
E-The Court meets the hrst Monday IN April, Au-
7.rt aud lccenbsF
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sm AND lGlrIug ur HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE
The following Is correct lis, of all Hospital. in

The following Is correct list Of sll Hospitals in
this city:
RosDital No l-OH Can Factory Surgeon VI
Horper, College strt et on the hIil.
FospL1t No 2--I7nirersity Budding: Surgeon D
Lyudr L ; Vols. Market street, ON the Hill.
Rospual No 3-EEstey's Building; IN geOn L Har-
low L Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
Hospital No s. Gun Factory: Surgeon q W Hoge-
boom h 5 No 3, upper end Oi Front street.
Hossital No S-MGsonic Hall: Surgeon " g Otter
son, u Vols corner If Church and Sumner streets.
H0sDlaI No 9-CaFTiage FdtfOTV: Surgeon
W France, [ ; A, Market street below theSquare
Hospital No 1t Pest House,: A Surgeon L d
Hogle $ A, on University Pike
Hospital No p Broadiray Hotel Surgeon " lau
ton, L Vols corner Broad and Cherry streets
Hospital No l3-Humes High School; surgeon r
TaylO- L Vols, cTaer OF Spruce ana Broad streets
Hospital No IA Nashville Fe7Sals ACADEMY: Surgeon
) 81 ps U 5 Vols, Church street, near the Chatta
nOog "a Tepot.
Hospit4I No I5--Hynss's High School Surgeon YIN
NJ Chambers 5 Vols, corner VI Line a ID Summer SIS
HosDpGl No l6-- ContTGbaEd) surgeon 10
payne, 5 A, corner Of BROAD and Front streets.
Hospital No iT-(OfoeTs'l Surgeon l. Lynde,
{ Vols, N Iket II eet, the Hill
H9sra1I No lq-Bforr.s a Straft5Hs Building: Sur
esou j w Foye, s Yes, No Market stfe,t
. II. spn1I No Zl-Meth0fist Church Surgeon s Z
Fuller L Vols. Church ctr ct, bet sumner and High
Cs,gabs-laHd HospiJaE Su' gem Clark McIermont,
[ s Vols on Hardin Pike, west of the Henitentiary
pTisoR Hop fal--Sooofsd Baptist Church; sur
geon @ II cSmsn, L A, CnerTy street on the Hill
CoHralesosai BayTaels lAarlceH House. Corner #
Church ana Cherry streets.
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NIGHT POLICE

NIGH fOAtGE
Orpsala-John II Pickett.
First Ltcttenaht-RoberI Scott.
Second Lieutsa ut john :. ingalls,.
--.......... PATRoLMEN.
Names-Dayid McSabb. John Lavender, Joel Phil
lips Wm Pickett, Dan'l Burget, VIM Mulloy, Murrhy
Philips, Slmf PiumIner, John Chenaut, Hch DAVIS,
James Miller, VIM Mayo, W. Rice, VIM Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, r Michel, Vim Stewart, jesse
Perry.
~ The PoH;s Court ia opened every morning at
alne O'Clock.
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Buena Vista Lots for Salel
Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
aud annual snnCyanoss, such a. KENT DUhs, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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Medical Director Of Department.

lItI'tVt DtFtlVDl y ~tt7IsI t"tuF'I'
Ssfrgs,H. Glover Perm, L S A. onos, Chatta Ocg'-
Tenn.
4 sistqaf Wsfioal d ecfor. SurgeOl Renry
Thursian Ulfce, No2I Cherry street, between Br ad
and Church.
Msfical Inspecf0r: Surgeon " Clendeniu, Yuls
on Nc - Che ~ street, between Broad and Church
Med al Director Rsserrs Co7Ys: surgeon William
yari=u, ) Vols. Once, High street, Gen Changers
oil head quarters
Melted Dfsrtor Of The Post Surgeon Watsoa.
Of-e Sou b Simmer street, TIE City Cemetery.
p Proros Marshai- Leut Col g. Spauldng.
assistant Proro.t Aa5shai; Captain James Boyd
5ist limos. Office al the State CAPITOL.
Commander q he Pot Brigadier General 5
Granger HesGqu irters, College street, between
Caurch and Union streets.
rsHsadguaytsrs Of lie ConmoEder a he District o.
Nashville Geu Rousseau The Bass residence,
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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JsdeE--Hon. James Whitworth.
S7al--P. Lindsey NiC5o
81 The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
sach mon IT, and the Quarterly Court composed Of
he Magistrates Of the County, IL held the first Mon
Lay IN January, April, july and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
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So The Court meets the Grst Monday In March
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