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Prospects Hopeful

We are gratified to state this evening,
that dispatches just received from
Washington, give a moro cheerful as
pcct to the fortunes of Gen. Hook
er's army, than the most favor
able dispstches Of the associated
press, or specials TO the Cincinnati pa
pers, would indicate. The advantages
are largely on the Federal side, although
we have suffered, though not nearly to
the extent at FIRST indicated. The loss
of the rebels is tremendous in killed,
wounded and prisoners, and Lee and his
whole force are in all probability, hope
lessly mired.
Stoneman's cavalry expedition was
magnificent having destroyed telegraph
and railroad communication to wih-
in tloo miles Of Richmond in stead Of fue
as stated an the dispatches of last night I
The panic at Richmond is described as
being fearful.
sedgwicks loss has been grossly ex-
aggersted.
Of Gen. Hooker's position and move
ments we are not At liberty TO say any
thing this evening, although we feel con-
fldent that his success will be brilliant.
Everything looks very hopeful. Hooker
is MT IN danger.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or Tun
HlTIORAL GDIH lGEaC'
HARVEY, COLLINS s. BRACE,
WARRINGTON, d. q,
CHARLES Il. GREEN, Agent
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

x HIS AGENCY possossss peculiar facilities for ta
I successful prosecution aud settlement Of Dc
raands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sewers
years' experience IN The management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, and the Execr.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted aud familiar with the laws sno
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention VIII be given 10 cases arisps
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
states, Contractors, and Dlsbursng ofloers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and FOR - Collect
ing, DriIiinR, aud Organising VOIs
unteeFs,'' - the reimbursement Of which is author
Ized by an act az Congross; CLAIMS FOR IEDEh
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOB DAMAGES TO suuh
PROPERTY, for Bcrses lost in the service, and f0i
military Pay, Pensions, and EOu1ty
Lnnd.
We give special attention 70 procuring Pea.
sIons, BOuntics, etc., sooruing to soldisrs
who have boon wounded, contraoied ai ease, tue
families Of such 81 have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during ID
present war
Special care viii also DO given to claims whioh
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or Iueficiently ! Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection u
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
aAd dcolleotng Claims against the QuarternssterV Dta
partment.
All Claims placed IN our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing mAry
which, In the hands of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily lnsei
course with all the Departments enables us In mo-
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily than
where al communication and ether necessary detan
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end We solicit you to forward to any o.
all cases Of such character you moy on time to tins
have presoDted and, as is our custom, will fur
nish you with all the necessary blanks. and, vhs1
required, instructions.
No charge made IN any case unless successful
Address OHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 3s Cherry street.
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LETTER FROM "cmApEsrEoT /.

A "Smpyise" e"-Battlet tieI Veterans-Tta-
Seance Poa0ed IN Gropesho'--Pride and
Poverty. Peaceful AJode- H7aatea a COL
Lior!-Humanty Of EditorS-- Secret Of
Success! -!Sereaade 10 Col McCook, 9c.
couespoudeur of the Nashville Union
BRENTWOOD. May 9th, 1868.
Nothing is positive but death moth
ing immutable but truth. The firing Of
heavy guns at Franklin yesterday even
ing caused the long roll to be beaten
here, and the eRtire force was in arms
and accOulrements quicker than it takes
me to write this sentence. Old soldiers
wear their clothes as they do their skins,
and are as tender of their trusty rifles
as Of their wives or sweet-hearts. But
we were doomed to disappointment on
this as on many other occasions. The
firing was, as Col McCooK ascertained
by telegraph, the result of an expert
ment" upon some musical parrots by
Gen. GRANGER. The eommandants OF
Of the regiments here have just cause of
replacement at the alacrity with which
their men respond tothe call of danger
and of death. They are not of the "gob5led'
species:--theirs is no mere animal cour-
age, the wild brain fever of the moment
During the wild excitement which the
chances of fight is ever sure TO bring
with IL 10 bqttIe-tried soldiers, / rode
slong the lines and arrived on the right
of the line as Col. MIzNER, of the 18th
Michigan, was being vociferously cheered
and hurrahed by his men. Educated TO
camp and battle life, aud tried in the
fiery seven days fight at Stones River
every ridge and ledge Of which is
monument 10 the heroism OF his old
regiment Cisth Regulars)-he is he man
to guide and control the fierce and We
hement material of which his regiment
is composed.
Your humble qiid nune has excited the
anger of cambria angels Of rebelliOus
proclivitios, and butternutted' old
maids Of both sexes, are "anxious to
know who il is that writes such to that
nasty psper," the Nashville Union. II
came near playing mischief with the
love arrangements Of gay and good
looking A. A. A. General on Col MoCooK's
staff. Manmuyering mammas who, though
hating Federal uniforms, would discover
no great crime in their daughters marry
ing Yankee officers" saddled the crime
of "GrapeshoP upon him aud jooosely
threatened him with their dispeasure !
A man OF exquisite taste and elegant
leisure, like my noble self has a
splendid opportunity Of studying
the yesterday Of his life in the dreamy
solitude Of the camp.
Around me are the fine and fashionable
villas Of the mutinous "chiyalry," foil OF
pride and poverty as the ari'ioeraoy OF
Spain. What their irieads did not take,
the Federals, Cor to use the excellent phra-
seology OF an Intelligent eontra0and,' y
the Yankee horse calvary and de- foot
infantry, asdoated;' thereby dep.iyiog
the unfortunate people Of tteir means oI
support Woe are they Iaside 10 q
village Of tents, secure against the in
vasion Of armed foes or friendly scoun-
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS
Post OF NJ MuTtrees bOrOs 'Ieln.

Post OF fMurtrees bOros Tenn.
Medical Director Post-M o. WoODwoRTH
Hospital No. l>-City HoteI $. W. corner slu1ro.
Surgeon T d. Hitch.
No. 2-woodbury Pike. s. o. Hlmoe, Sur
geon IN charge.
No 3--East Court House. W. T. Johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No t-woodbu'y Pike. at. Surgeon
J. W PeHrce.
No b-North Court House. j. T. WoodB,
Surgeon in charge.
No. G-North- east cor. Square. N. b
Taller Asst. Surg in charge
No. 7-East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge
No. s-Opposite and west City Hotel. VIM.
A. Mccully, Asst. Surgeon la
charge.
No. 9--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
s. b. Permar, Act Asst. Surgeon
In charge
Genr Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. j. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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MAsoNlc NOTICES.

c,,,ub,-lond Iedqs No. s.-Stated meetings on I'd
saturday OF every month, at Odd Fellows Hall cor.
sumner and Union street5 John MeClelland, W.M
10 n Wnkin 8 w;G siefere, J.; WI JOS, hcOro-
~. Treas; Geo W Norvell SEQ, W. v. Moore, 8 D'i
D. Grewer J. ID E. Yields, Tyler. =,
C,rnberiand Chapter, No l.-Morton ~ howeu, N.
n Iii~h Priest Adna Anderson, r. Kingi George
selasrie, e. Scribe o, w Poden, @. IL John MO-
Clelland. g. $50. W. =, Brown, r. A. Oi v. Q; moss
MAY II r. Sartaln, NJ. 2V. James Lumsden, M
lV,R O. Bransford, Seo.i O. A. Fuller, lreasuer.i n
Fields Tyler Stated meeting on LIST saturday OF
every month .,, a
Nm b Howell, ID. r. q, M. Adna Anderson !, y
WI shemeld, Recorders j. Lnmsaenl capt
Guard, e. Fields, Tyler. stated meetings Sd MONDAY
Ia each month. r,c,n.
Easlvills Comnanderp No. l.--John MeClelland'
Eminent Commander; Morton b. Howell, 1eneraIs-
simo; Adna Anderson, Cart Genorel Rev; W n.
Reed. Prolate Thompson anderson, senior Wardeni
NJ H. Wheeler Junior Warden e. W. Donigan'
Treaaurer a. IL Harrison, Recorders ". fleius'
Sentinel Stated meotings on 5dIhnrsdey oi ieaoh
month. =, -, M A. n
Cor. = ~; j Blwen, W John Fronba h, rec
L. ID Baker Treasu tri Dvis, 3. d John COOK
J u. n Fields, Ter Stated meetings ON iout'A
Saturday Of cvory month.
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MILL II A r. Y.
DEPARTMENT. HEApQUARTERs,


Dsp0fjlacsi- HeadQuartoru on High street Mai
Gen Rosacrms, commanding.
Chirf arlortHastcr--loatguArtera High street,
near gedAr. Lieut. Col duo ~ fs.j.ts.
CIsf Oomaiissur-He eadq quartcrs on summer street,
near froad Lieut.. Col. b simmons
pfot5a Marshal General - headquarters on High
strool Capt W. N. Wiles.
Xssisirnf Afe3ical nircciof-sufgeen A. honry thur.
atm al IS YolR. "a cherry sirooi
POST HEApQOARTERo'
po.f aeadquafters on College street, between On
ION and Church streets, Or, Walers rosdenee) Gen.
M al Mitchell, commanding
Clief Assisiaaf Cua IfcfnlaAf - a charge on hepot
and niabufsing Omoer--la q y. hodges, on
Cherry street between u aif and hnroh
As,i,tasf saritrhdstr d thnrEe oi NlotLln8i NAnp
and Garrison Equipags, Market street. capt
Thos, J. Cox. .o-,.
Assl,iaHi Quarisruas,af--,f enarge Of ouarlermas
tars stores Issucs llospitals Quarters, etc tept
R McKoan Leporto, Chei1y street, between Shufon
and Broad street -, 49,
A.slauf os,arts1laaser--ln charge ot Fuel, Forage
and stationery, No. 81 Market street e@pA Wm'
Mus
1sst,iauf orartsrua.tcr--fn charge of River lrans-
portauon. Capt . % Stabbs, High street, old head
quarters Gen kpsecrans'. - r.,,-..
Assslsnf Quartsraaaer--in charge or ianroad
nsnaportauon, Capt 8. Perkins, Jr'' on NheiIy
street, noaF Theatre - -.
of transportation, lublio hhops, ole' h''N" " n
Irwin, ou Chorysutet, near lneAtro'
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List OF Diseh arge Papers Remain.
ing at Post Hoadquarters, NRsh-
Vfllo aprfI IA iSga


James Admire, Private, CO. r. slst Regiment In
diara Volunteers. Date OF 0nal discharge, March 2d
1893
Dan1 Angle Corporal, Co II aplb Regiment o v.
Infantry. late of q lal dlschlLgc, her 81, 1868
Benz. Davis Private, Go. l. 35th Indi4aa Vol
untelrs. Date Of Anal dscharge, Jan 90, ls6a
Charles Former Private Co q, 27th Him il Vols
Date OF Gnal dirohRrge, Jan. 6, 1873
John +. Humphrey Private, Co. 7, 10Th o. " In.
fantry natc Of inal discharge, Fob. 20, 1853.
Patrick Howard, Private, Co. b.. nth Ky vol In.
fantry. Date o' hnal discharge, March 81, 1903
fph aim g. Bam, Corporal, c.. d, blst Indiana Vols
Date q final discharge, April a. 1903
Tiford Lane, Private Co / Sth Reg't KY Cavalry.
Date Of FINAL diEchlrge, Feb, 20, 1903.
Jacob NestOn, Corporal, On r, 18th U. s. Infantry.
Date Of final disohai &c, April I, lso9
Mark llttDohni Tivate, 90. =, 1O0h Illinois In.
finlry. Date Of anal discharge. Feb. 8 1858
Joseph Shidler, Private, Co h 18th o " lnflntry
Date Of anal discharge, Fob, u, 1854.
Henry Vanyer, Private. Co. q, l1ih Pcg't Ky. In
hntcy. Date OF nnsl disch rse, March %, 1863
John W. landles, Private, Co q, 17th. Rcg't Ky.
Infantry. Date oi hnal discharge March 20, 1873.
may 2-lw JNO PRATT, A a Q.
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JouE +. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be - ss
e, Eashuille, 1ossa.

Ior. y. HrpE. Grand Secretary, should be e. seed
81 KasAuills, Tossa.
T,s,nssass Lodge, No. l-Neets oYery IueseaY EVeh-
ting, a their Hail. on the corner Of Usion and sum
nler strpets The officers for tho present torn are
Jno. n. MilB, n n. Mctwepi ir,iF,Ni 5ohn r.
hide, Secretary l.. K. Spain, Treasurer
IFebss Lodgs No lo--Meets a. tho same plaoe
every Monday Evening. Tho officers are Henry
Apple. n a., j. l.. Park v. g.; Chos. Robertson,
Secretary h. y. Br0wn, Treasurer
ps,sles Lodoe, No 0o-hoets nj thou hali, on aoutn
Cherry street, every FridAy Egening The officers
are Drank Harmon, n. O.; James Wyatt, ,N.a.i ~ +.
Qoodlott Secretary NJ. q Cotton, Tr asuFer
Aurera Lodge, No lo5, (0ermenl l--Maew At he
Fall, coruar oi Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers arc ?, friedma ,
a.; John Horbriohv.0.. Jacob Jungerman, seore-
tary Goo Seiiere, Treasurer.
Ralgsiy EaoamPms'i, No. l--heots At tho ahovo Hal
on tho drst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
The ofoors are; T. H. Mcbride C.P. o. n. Fuller, n.
p. Peter Harris, Jr.. SW.i J. II Puoketi, J'Wi Jno.
b. Hlda, acrlbe b, r Cutter, Treasurer.
Cltps BTanoA Enoompu'eai, No. 4-heets at ME-
above Han on the second and fourth Wednesday
nichta of each month. The officers are Honry Ap.
pie. C.p.; T. Mokor, HP'; r, A. Campbe1, SW.; n.
8 % nan, J,w,' p. T. Philips, sc Tetary y,
Ward. rroa urer,
1hs Dssrss of Dorghis-s ~ Rebskah-heeta the hrsi
Vriday anaruonn ~ eaoh month, ~ ? n'onfk
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RENIOVAH.

/ HAVE THIS DAY REMOYED MY ENTIRE STOCK
% The Eclipso stable, on Market street formerly
occupied BY Mr. Gas, whore will be pleased TO walt
my usual promptness,
Oonstantly On hand, Hacks, Buggios, Hand Wagons
and nne ss Idle stock ior Ladies aOd Gentlemen.
harchls-lm F W. TEALEY,
Also for sale al the above stable, 10 or 10 good
work horses
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NO 26

want 70 hear from every Georgian that
should see this, as | have great many
friends ia the country.
NoRTH GEORGIA.
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Estabushed by Governor David iui, tocolloot the
accounts OF Discharged OHIO spiderei anu " 'al n.h
them tr.usp,,,i.tiot home no disr them how ~
obtain pay for extra duty, aa nurlrri ele vhlo ON
pioys he gent aud a 4 his dutg y giee me pusf
nos oi her soldiers careful aud reapec iel atle
AlA-lm
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NOTICE.

1 HAYE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. TEALEH MI
Stable aud ohesTiully recommend him 70 al oi ny
old customers, bolisying that with his present faoi
tos and experience IN the livery Business no will b
anab bud 90 give entire satisfaction 20 the public.
J.. ~. 6Ek,
Eulpsa LiVcTg and sale rttba.
March lo-ln No. 7 North Mhrfgt olrrff
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NO onr SnbscrIbcrs.

IN consequence of the increase in the price Of paper
and every other material used In a Printing -oniee
we have been compelled to raire tbs Ves of our paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month TO weekly or
monthly subscribers, aud $40 year to yearly sub
scribers, which must in all be paid In advance
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Military Hanks,
RnIirious Servicea.

HoligiOus Services.
Posr CaAFEL-( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depo)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 1OH o'clock,
AM, and at PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nsaday night at O'Clock.
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TO THE PUEBLO.

NAsmvilts, April 2s, 1903.
g.F HAVE THfs DAY PURCHASED or IL. T..
w SHIELDS s. CO., their entire iuierod
IN tho
Auction and Commission House,
Nos. 20 and ~ College street,
OPPOSITE sENANaE HOUsEJ
And .olict the patr mage of the ola frouIs Of The
House, "A I'd We ch0eriully oner services % an uth
srs ,ho NAV have business Ia our lue pledzine our
h,st sllorts b give Entire Satisfaction ts
an who may iaYor ua viii tle.r business.
GEO. hItLOE ia.
apsp-Im JUN X. HuME
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EF E EN- q EST

Hon RlOHAnD wALLAcH.~ Mayor o. Wsshipgro'
"B. B. FREEuH ......... Commissioner Of Pubiis
Buildnes.
GDEos }. BALL ...... .Erio, Pa.
TaoEAsB b hLoRKacE. $50. Philadelphia, 70
O. b. CuKTs. .......s. Warreu,
ELIJAH BABnIF.. Erie,
WILLIAM DEsNns0N. N.........C Coyer11or Of Ohio
JOlAH NJ LUOAs,.........ChioaRO, Illinois.
" CaARiEe B. HOARD....... W atert0wn, y.
Capt. w. W. DJBrNs. ..... Erie, Pa.
W. I. Ss1THsoN Oo...... Bankers Gaal ington
DC.
VIZ. P. 5HArTAoK Esq. .... Mosdylne Pa,
SAMUEL A. F0RD, Esq Chicago, Illinois
OORY BARROUR, Esq...... -. ierTe- Haute, Ind,
D. A. POWELL, ESQ ...... Cincinnati, Chic.
W. q J. w. RoBsoE,......
Gen. MURRAY MHALEH. ...... San Francisco, Cat
JOHE d. HATNEs, lsq. q..... Aurora, Ind.
A. y. HARVEY, Esq.... Nebraska, N. 7.
W. y. HARvEY, Esq......... Omaha City, n. 7.
Hon. 8. @. DALEY. Peru, N. 4.
CHARIrs p. CRosHT, Esq.. Detroit, Mich.
rHoNAa NJ WILSON, ESQ.,. New Baltimore, Me
WAluKd JEFFoRDs.........keokuk. Iowa.
w. D. BIAoKBURy, Esq ....., Kansas Territory.
II. BunuNGToNt LRK & 90. 90 Broadway, N.
BowERs, BEEKMAB BRAD 81, "a and 80 Ves0y IS
TOBD, Jr........... New York.
gAsnNFR DOD0E. E........... 10 Merron street. MI.
JRnoaE B. BUCK, Esq.,. .Hessau 81, cor, Wall st.,
New York.
Il. p. BOcELEY, Esq 407 Broadway, Z. Z.
WILLIAM DuRYnAi ksq.....lob Fulton street ~ '
CaARLca tor, Esq ......., Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAhEs o. GEDdE, Esq......-.Covingt0ni kys
MARCUS A. EnCi, Esq. Maysviie, X.
iuly2O-ly.
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A Baker Wanted.

A coon BREAD RAKER CAN GET A BlTUATIOE
qut . ~ thiS onlos, Apu-d
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under
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dwithinanj
at NASHVILLE
Dhn rfimble
tho Middle
IN onbohaA
lf Roods,cOD
land sixty,
10 kegsaso
Carpsiing,
r oft Col
a nine kegs
hel OF inflr
against the
lnel az toi
n0niiiont tua
4 and dehy
all peTecu
n interested
said Disuiei
IN and %
l8G3, At 10
and therep
allegationi
lSOCkt
III Al NJ n.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY ooVERNM ENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, AaEos
WILLIAM SHANE, RsoorSeT
John CHUMDLEY, AGftAdl.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, AofH
WILLIAM SHANE, RsoorSeT
John ChUMBLEY, AartAaL
Dspuiv MarG.als--w. q wtlkinson Tucker
ana james A. stoolo -.
Clerk ofdc Aarhoi--Iohn Cnumbiog e9-ol1eo, ufe'
Jacob Fronch, aucoud and ihoS' mcOWH' iuUn'
Taz AssessoT--Wliam Driver.
Persrue Cofleofor--A. r. shankiEua
Water Tao OciiccioT--h. =. CaFfeh
TSaasltrsr--R henry,
Ebarf Maasr-Thomas Loako'
sspsys,fordeir Qf As WOrkho.se-I. Y Doah.
gtosrinf,,deaf oT ne Wafsr Worls--Wm, stewart
Oqf Of l.s Frs DPertr.s9,,,,5!ose ?, ,!e1 ~ o'"0'''
ssrfon Of ne Csrast-rD-.i. II hoh''''
sirsef Ousrseu---I L. stewart
City Iaorusy-E Motley.
CITY COUNCIL.
s,ars o, 4ieerms.--m. ". Brlen, Prssidsrt lohn
CAREER, jos j. Eobb, "a Munoy, II q sco,e4' w.
fArtth M NJ q l., (nibOiuo, and J, q Hhlhh'
t,,-.r, yt,titefl-EudrtW Anderson, fresidsnii jas
Turner. William tol,srta, @. M. South iaie, AoeIhaa
Myers AIcz. Mcdaniel T. B. Hougni Oharleh sasotsf
IN lee W A. NoSielnndi T. J. lerpTuWni
Wip' DRYER, VIM stewart, Thos. Crcady, Wm. Haily
and m eanbOrn. . .,
Flsanoe--Knowl lee, scoyo md brihn
Wafey Vorks-Audersoa, Smith ana Chihorho
srses HUI Turner, Myers, Aulloy, VbeashAn' y
Yarbruugh, ,Teady aud laiy 49,,
Wtarf-Iurner, Carper gnn hcClelland.
ecAoois Il Cheatham, Aull0y ana knnelos
Fire Department -Ayornl stewart and McOlehana
Gas-Driver, CTeady and Myers.
Co1riuy--- NTH Sanhorn nnd Stewart
bfarkst -Yarbroueb Roberts and osrpef
gasos-Muiloy, Mcdaniel aud Stewart
polioe-Cheatham Brien and Sayers.
s,riags-Croady, Claiborne and Myers.
IyorfLssse-- savers Robb and Mcdaniel
Tnprouolaosh and ErpendiliWoi-AcCeVenui nr'oh
F1.5lio ProperB-Robb, stewart and Driver
pe.i Houss-Oarpsr, southgate AMI HALEY. -.
A. The Board oi Aldermen meets lhe Lueeuhy .
u4rt preceding the second and tuurth lbursuuyb ~
each month, and the Common Council tue f'o'"u
and fourth Thursdays Ia each month
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PUBLIC SALE OF

GOVERN M ENT STOCK.
WILL be sold at public auction, 20 the highest
w bidder, az the 6Oyernmont Horse lens al Tho
foot q summer street,
$50 HORSES CONDEMNED.
Terms cash, aud property 20 b. removed the same
dav at the risk OF 0w er. Sale 90 commence at NJ
O'clock NJ on Tuesday, Nay 5th, ls63 and 20 con-
tuue daily until they are all disposodof
LhAALts Il. IRWIN,
lst ieut 9th Mich Wells and A. A. o. H.
Act. tust Quartermaster's uihoe, Nashville, May
ist, 1868 mayz
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srica;

SkF
nled within
nneseee, at
b., 1868, ~
itoi Statoi
proaeoutoi
nsta certain
also Ssi6l
"a, Georgia
Tennessee
IN said ilbe
ng process
may becon
ition,uldoi
doilverod,i
ns claiming
ted thersm,
|irl COURT 70
OFsaid Dis
0o'olock in
10 intcrpose
ona m tina
COCK,
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News-De wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send in their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them flled promptly.
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COUNTY OFFlCERs'

ass-ig--Jamea Hinton. Desnfes--lno "'''
,on aad H. H.. Buchanau.
Re5i.fer-Phiuoag Garrett
T,srse-W. Jaspol Taylor.
fl,yos-r-N n. B0lChor
Raag4-Johu CorDtt.
Re,H..s OoUec'or--W ID. boDefEoe
p,iiraad Tir Coiieoi0r--,l. a. bflley' -, q, ,,o.o-
0o,.,o5is, for @s Naslpills Dhsict--lobo D. eo"o'
.,t 7 Newman
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8 OF THE
March Tthi
lghprios
aiaoturing,
slst day o.
on thousand
t2, 1868.
rs, Prea
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NIGHT POLICE
t,t.r u.-,i,

Cstptrfn--JohB Bsugh.
Second Lieutenant Robert Scott
Fira Bieaenaai-John S. ingalls,. ,,... n,
poli.eme,,-Wm Jackson, John Oayend9f H,yp s' ~
,ts Joc M Hips Wm. Baker, John Cottreil nlsih
h.nso. Tohn Fugies, J. W. Wright John IeuNy.'i ~,
s0bari scott " o. srRnca, David Yates Vii%9' a."
utt aud W Dlnoy. ...,i,. D.,
ss- tho Police Court IL opened every mornpe ''
cine O'Clock
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fE A ~
iCapfSh
ng will tats
neW can R
veh pit
producuons
pOts
ar 400
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ril0s--HOn James WhttwOfth'
siqyL-P Lindsey Michel. a.. ,,.rA,, I'm
.,sb mon IN, aud the Quarterly Court, compose oi
tbe Maeisratos OF the County, u held me hfs' "o'
dAy 10 January, April, July and oe1obe'
CIRcuiT COURT.
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CRIMINAL COOH''
Judoe.-Hon n M Brien.
ClsTh-chEfles W. Smith. -, A..
sN- The Court meets the hrtl Monday iu Apf' Au'
gust and December
CHANcERY COURT
Cbauosilor-Hon. samuel D. EfieTsoh
flsrk aaa Masssr--5. =. 0loages.
a. Tho Court meets tho nrst Monday IN Nay ana
kOvembcr,