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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

The Legislature of Alabama has passed
law that any man who sells salt for moro than
SIS per bushel, shall be at once placed in the
active class OF the militia of the State
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

Labor is the parent of all the lasting won-
ders of this world, whether i'll verse or stone,
whether poetry or pyramids.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11
Aggre gate increase

Here is an increase of 1874 in'only five
counties, and the rest of the increase was not
distributed throughout the State, as might be
supposed, but in the Democratic strongholds,
q G I'LL he haIn
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

Chattanooga is the Cherokee for hawks
nest. The town was formerly the head
quarters OF John Ross, the Cherokee chief.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

Russia has in its regular and irregular
armies 36,6l4 officers, and l ,I6l 1858 privates
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

The French iron-clads are impregnabe TO
water. They can never cross the ocean.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11
FRAUDS IN PENNSYLVANIA
IFrom the North American

From the North American
There are some facts connected with the re
cent astonishing vote in Pennsylvania which
are deserving of rather more than passing
notice. The figures we have already given re-
specting the extraordinary increase of the
vote in Berks county are sufficient to arouse
invest Igatien. But the facts show that what
Is true of Berks county applies to the whole
vote of the State, as the subjoined comparison
Will illustrate
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COUNTY COURT,
MILIT A r. Y.
DEPARTMENT HeApoUARTERo

DEPARTMENT HeApouARTERs'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS High street MAJ.
Gen ROseerans commanding.
ChtI arterrsastcriead dquarters on ihgh street,
near Cedar Lieut. Col Joo W. Taylor.
Chief Coinnsissa r. II eadQuarters on summer street,
near Bread Lieut. Col, simmons,
Tfopnd Mdrshai General - headquarters on High
Groct Capt ". NJ. Wies
Assstim Medical Direcior-Surgoon A. Henry Thur,
ston q = Vdls "a herry street
POST HEADQUARTERs'
Post Hea dquprlors on College street, between Un-
ION and Church Streets (Dr Waters rosdenoe) Gen.
X. y Mitchell. commanding
Chief AssidoHi QHartsrmasta-ln charge or bepot
ami nishnrsing Uflcer-t apt n. Hodges, on
Cherry street. between Union and hnrch
A"isiazf Giarisfmosierln charge of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Eluipags, No II Market street. Capt
Thns CN
Auisirm C,ua 4, ,rniaser-fn charge Of QuarteTmas-
ters sto ts Issues to lOspit-ls Quarters, etc Capt
s McNcan Hporte, Cherry street, between church
aud uad street
AsFistdtf GutrfsriSdser--in charge of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Capt VIM
Mills
As,idim Oudriermoser-In charge Of River Trans
pOrtHtun Capt. u Stubha, lilgh street, olu hsau'
quarters Gen NoseCraus'.
AsSant QuarierHdser-ln charge OF railroad
Tr'usl"rHu,n, capt, 3. Perkins, Jr, on merry
street, near Theatre
At AslsiaHi Quirtsruasier--ln charge Of Means
of TmuspurAtor, iublic Shops, etc. Lieut. U II,
Hyin, on ChorDsueet, near Theatre.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. I-Gun Factory. llsge street on the Hi.
Surgeon, T. A. WOgRALL.
" 2-Upiyersity Building, Market street. on the
Hill Surgeon, JANEs BRYAN, U. 3. v
s-Ensiey's Building, Sc corner Public Square
Surgeon, ALEX EWING
l-Howard High school, College street, on the
Hill. Asst Surgeon, y. s. TwN
6-Gun Factory, upper end Fl ont street. ASst.
Surgeon, T. B. BiAsHR
" e-Collego street, asar Broad Surgeon, cHAs
SoBLussER.
" 7-colleee street, between Church and Broad
Act. Asst Surgeon, q W. FRANCE
s-Masonie Hall, Church st eet, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, D. BACHH.
9-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
square. Act. As.t surgeon, }. d. sKEEa.
lO-Medlcal College, College street, on the HilL
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X, BOWLING
Z" IL" PEsr HousE "-On tue University Pike.
Act Asst. Surgeon, l.. ID. HooLz
Ia-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, RKD. SEYMOUR.
ls-Hume High School spt luce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HERHoK.
n "A Fomale school Church street, rear Chatta.
nOoga Depot. Surgeon, FRED. sEfHoEH,
lS-Hynes' High school, Line sire 4 corner Sum
msr. Surgeon. W. NJ. tHANBAEs.
1e-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-e9t and River
Landing Surgeon, DAvIS WHsH'
lT-orTIoERs' HosPTAL Planters Hotel, sum
mor street, corner Dsaderick. Surgeon,
s. y. WATERMAN,
ls-Corner Church and tollegs streets. Surgeon,
ii S. PlUMNER.
lg-Morris STATIONS Building, Ne. II Market
street surgeon, L. II. ADLRR.
!" 2o-Raptist Chuich, Summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
21-Mothodist Church, Church street Surgeon
K. SINHETr
22--HIdcasties South Market street. Surgeon
-. BECEwITu
- 2S-Corner Vine and Broad streots. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERIN.
2k-Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
l.. c. RICE.
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JoHS r. Hips, Grnnd occrr,afy, should bo a. 'sso
az kasLpflle, Idsn.

JoHs Y, Hips, Graud sccrr,afy, should bs -. 'ssod
AZ kaslriiic, Tess.
Tennessee Ledge, No. t-Mc9ts overv Tues lay Evon-
Hg, az tnBlr Hlu, ON tho corner II uRion ana sum
mor stroals. The oNl'crs Or the proaent term are
lao D., Mills, q. n. n MeSwen, Jr, ,V.d.; John y.
sile, secretary l.. h. spein, Trussu,or.
ifabae Lodge No lO--Meets al tha same place
every Monday EVenng. Tho olcors are Henry
Apple, ~. Gs 4. l.. Park V.0. Chaa Robertson, [,
bctuiary a. n. neown, Treasurer q
sHrl.p Lotgc 80. UO--ieeu 81 thtir hau, on South
Nherfy struvt cvrry friday 'vcning The officers
A. Frank Haru D, N. g.; James Watt, G.i Z. n
Sool,et Secre'au 81. O. Cotton. Treasurer
Asrgrs Lodge, No. 40 (NrrmaJ Jl-dteA 90 mo
HtI, y'r.or OF Union and Summrr streets, overy
iApn.sl tv.niug. Tho upCefs are Frledna
n "i 'p1u o rbr CIV g.. Jacob JuuCerm an, soort-
Niy Gen. 5otprlv. treasurer.
Nagsy tatunlfafnt No l--hoets Gt iAe aNoVe iial
IN voc uIst aud third Wednesdays OF eson month
bs0t 0t'noor' ar. n. n Mcbride, CF,te faler, II.
F',t''r Harris, Fr SW.;J n u'fet, JW m. &.
.. .l.'r Nr'H, % b Cater, rt,a-urrf
~" trHf.h El ca HPnfal, ~. f-N'va H tnt
. r.| 900 JU, atyHl4 and iourtn We Iuefanl
rt"" OF ra.h month, The oulcrJ~ are, H'nrl A.
~ ftl N,ktr o.; " A. Campbe J, s.W,i 4
Sg' nan, J.N.' r. T. Ihh. %, r,hy n
~ bssrs " paagif-- ~ RsJstah-Heets tks aEt
''-3 I''flooa OF s-ea mlltl, - oeiooh.
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NO 7

dangers, is not preferable to this babt
which is its sequel. '
II the drinking mania goes m h.,,.
no reason why the people should all be-
come sots. II radical cure of this Con.
Iederate disease is not possible. its bor-
rors may, IN great measure. be miti.
ga'ed whisky, of the most abomin,hlo
description, and apple brandy. mora cor
roslVe TO the coats of the stom.cb ,i,au
me mineral acids, are not the onIv ~"
RACES that can be made in this c,nntrv
"'ueS kahnot he produced. certaipIv nor
'p war times, bgt beer can; and if h,er
OF good qnalitys-gtre allowed I, ba
o'e"eu' III Tact, IL brewing we e enconr-
aged by TIE uhoritiea. the Brst d.,i,i'I \
sfP ""aru r,turn to our WOrrnsi "a.
orlety would have been taken. The
danger Is that the habit Of ret. inc DRINK
and the craving for these strong wa,ers
wh'oh VIII certainly and speedily snake
u'uhN come has taken on too deep root
to be eradicated at once. Bat the only
chance OF our salvation, as people. from
'he vice OF universal sOttishn,ss, and the
only nope for the restitution of the de-
cency and sobriety which should cbar,c.
lerlze a people struggling Tor life and
liberty with foe OF great power, ami.
mated by deadly intent, is in the sub.
slitu'ion OF good, wholesome beer, in the
place OF the accursed liquors which arc
now drunken. The tonic properti.s If
beer make II desirable for invahds and
Tue countless convalcscents of our hos
pitsis' Any thing, any thing, but this
awful whisky which stalks among US like
a pestilence.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

asriF-Iames NJ Hinton. DspSiie'-ThomaS Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan,
Rsgiier-Phineas Garrett.
TNts,s-W Jasper Taylor.
Oorosr-N II Beoher.
R1nCsT-Iohn Corbitt.
Re-saus CollsoioT-W. D. nobortson,
P,ilroad Tar Collector. @. Brioy.
CNrsablo, for to Nashville Di'iricf-Johu d. tower
snd J. T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
y.Rss-Hon Jsmos whitworth.
g7ek-P Iindsley Echol
ss- the Judges Court meets the nrst Monday IN
zach month and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
ths NaqAtralea Of the County, Ia held the hrst hoh
day in January Aprli, July and octoher
CIRCUIT COURT
.Infqe---- -
Clyk-David @. Love.
81 The Court meeis the first Monday 10 March
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jadee-Hon n NJ. Brlen.
Clsrk-'baTles r. niggons
Rs- Tte Court meets the hrst Monday IN Apru An-
gurt and December
CHANcERY COURT.
C4anosllor--Hon samuel D. Frerson
CgsrL and Mds,er---I. y. Gegves
60 The Court meets the nrst Monday In nay ana
EOVanber,
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.

yNHE BOOKS IN HE FOLLOWING LIST WILL BIZ
l fund the most readable and ent raining books
issued, and are tor sale very At whole ale or re-
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Vile
Verncrs Pride, by Mrs. Henry Wood 400 octave
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Aurora Floyd BY Author Of Lady Audlsy's Secret
The hanuings; by Ms Henry Wood.
The farl's Heirs; BY Mrs. Henry Wood.
A llfe's \ c ct; ty Mrs. Henry God.
The Mystery BY hrs Henry Wood.
The Trail unter By GuHaye Aimard.
The lnuian Scout BY Gustave Aimard
The Praiiie Flower Ny Gustavs Aimaird.
The Pirates Of the rairica ny GustaVe Aimard.
The irt or, The lie ofA Fashionable Young LAdy.
Marrying I + mosey By Mrs MaeksnSio DANIELS. g..
The fOor ousin By Mrs AAskenEie uanies,
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Loves ebor Won By Mrs, kmma d. h. n South
The Bandltti Of the Pralrlss or, The Murdorer's
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The Foggy Night at nord ~ Mrs Henry Wood.
Trains Union -peeches. q First SERIES" BY George
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trains Union peeo ss Second Series
someo dys Luggage by Charles lckena
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
OF TRR
NATIONAL Claim AGERCI
CONDUCTED BI
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
w AeTTYNCTOu N N
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

'E7HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for Ia,
J. successful prosecution and settlement Of De
aands against the General Government Of BvERI
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severa
yeara' experience in the management OF claims
roro Congress, the Court Of Claims, and tho Exeou
live Departments at Washington, aud being thor
oughly acquainted aud e. mlar with the laws ant
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cAses SrsipE
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
states, Contractors and DisbursinE Ofaoers Of th,
War and Navy Departments, and for " Collect
ing, Drilling, aud organizing Vol.
unteers,'' the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEB
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOB DAMAGES TO sUOt
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and foi
military Pay, Pensions, and BOunJY
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring PeR-
sions, sOHBtIes, ETC., accrujng to Soldiers
who have boen wounded, oontraoted ui ease or the
families OF such as have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line of dpty such during tn
present
Special will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or rTueficientlY Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
QWrtermaster's Receipts given for Property takst
tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the QuArermssters De.
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Prompa
Personal Attention, thereby securing mspy
which, In the hands Of Sn Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily lntei
course with all the Departments enables MS in
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily than
whsro al Communication and sther necessary detst
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you to forward to us any Of
all oases ofsuoh character you may from time to time
have presented, and, as is our custom, will far'
Rish you with all the necessary blanks, and wea.
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless successful
Address: CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, IS Cherry Stree
~
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MASONIC NoTIcEs,

CewborloEd iods No S-Stied meetings on 81
saturday ui every month, at odd Fellows Hall,
summer gnt UniNn streets John MeClelland, W. h ;
D. Milkih W "a sirilsre, J, WI jos MoCro-
~, Treas Geo " horycli, sec W ;. Moore, \. D. ;
II. Grower, O. u E, tields, yi,r,
- ,tHterioHd ChaIssr, No p Morton r. Howell,
X ltgn lricst AdnA inderson, E King; George
stia,rc, +. schbei 9. nden, q. a.; John Nc,
M.3N ,L Il, Sart1in, NJ 2 " James iumsden. M
lNi q ltpusio.d, Seoi q rulle, rcus.; H.
Fields Yylr st'tod meeting on lst saturday Of
every mouth
AashriHs Council No I john McClcnand, T l. q.
NJ, NJ O. Howell, u. q g NJ Alua Anderson. y. G
II thchold, Rec,r eri j. tumsleu, Capt
Gpsrd, = ielis, iylsr. stated maauugs 81 Monday
in each month
Nashville Commordcry No. ] --luhn McClorand
EmWcnt Commander; Norton n. Howell, Generals
bmo; AdnN eud rEun, cart General Rev, " NJ
Reed, preate Tn mpson anderson, Senior Warden
?, o. Mh,elsr, Junior Warden, W, nongan
TREASURER %, n Harrison, Recorder; k. lields
Sentinel stated meetings on 3d Thursday sfeacl
mon Ia.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE por mAo1

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoT MAo1
April l3.
The Richmond DiYatci Of the 10Th adj
mits the bad defra Oi Pegram, IN Ken
lucky, and says the rebel loss vas heavy,
aud that after q severe hand 20 hand
6ght Of several hours, the Conhderates
gave up an unequal contest, ana foll'back,
the enemy not pursuing. Toe DilDatch
says Rosecraus has sent five regiments Of
infantry % Kentucky, and haa ordered
all he cavalry from that STATE 10 his
army at Murreesboro, and is moving his
troops on his left (our righO doubtless
to prevent any movement upon our part
in that State.
The Danville cars brought into Rich
mond on the Oh 3l2, Union prisoners
captured by Forrest at Brentwood, Tenn.
Among them are twenty three commits
stoned officers All will be exchanged
at an early day
Capt. A. q. Webster Of the Federal
army was hung on Friday last, AT Rich
mond. The unfortunate met his fate
with fortitude, himself giving the signal
for the fatal trap to be sprung.
CHATTANOOGA, April The enemy
occupy Lebanon with division under
Gen. Reynolds They are also in force
At Carthage.
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Iasrtlle Nui0a.
For Freedom ana Nationality.
8. q. vvRaoEus. Editor.
MORNING, APRIL II. 1886
West virginia-A Oue-sldod Vote.

The Wheeling IatelHgeacsr of the sh
instant publishes the official returns Of
the voe cast for aud against the amend
ed Constitution of the 2Glh ulimo in
twenty ght of the forty-eight counties
Of the new State. These returns Che
hteHgencer says) foot up the unexpected
and we may cay unprecedented sum Of
twenty -four thousand eight hundred and
seventy four votes for the amended Con.
stitution-a clear majority of all the
votes ever at any time cast within the
bounds of the new State, and still leav.
ing twenty counties TO hear from. II
will be remembered that the opponents
of the amendment declined to vote be-
cause free discussion was not allo we'd to
them. We insert the official returns as
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A Washington dispatch to the Cinoin-
natl GazstssAys;
The Administration IL not dispihicd
by the Charleston news. The President
is IN better heart, and has more conf.
dence in eventual success there than he
was before the attempt Was made. It's
ascertained that tho iron clads can pass
the batteries and reach tho city N tho
distractions can be removed The prob-
lem now is 10 remove them.
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The Army I'm Kentucky.

The Danville correspondent Of tho
Cincinnati Gdsstte, writes of the late bat
tie in Kentucky:
The affair at Dutton's Hill was n brill
liant thingon our part, and most disas-
trous defeat TO the rebels. Scott, Carter
and Pegram quarrtled on the field aud
after the action, Scott and Carter were
semitic Knoxville under arrest. Yester.
day Pegram himself was ordered 10
Rockville, also, under arrest. The rcbel
loss in killed, wounded, drowned and
missing, is admitted to be 500 The de-
feat was rout and the decentralization
extreme. The Tennessee conscripts re-.
fused to light. Pegram made speech 10
them, in which he informed them. that
the Yankees were much exasperat, d and
had issued orders to give them no quar-
ter. They must fight or die. They
had reached the last ditch-they wero
forced TO remain with reluctance and bit
off the ball end of their cartridges; fred
in the air and exhibited so much disincli-
nation for the fight, that they were sent
finally TO the rear TO aid in the crossing.
A wounded consoript told mo that he
never fired upon Union man and never
would. ! said no conscripted Tennesse.
an, Alabamian or North Carolinian.
would ever fire upon their Federal
friends. The Louisiana rebels did the
lighting.
He adds:
met Lient Col Adams in camp--A
gentlemanly, soldier-like officer He was
cut of, surrounded and captured by
ScOtrs cavalry at Danville aud sent 10
Monticello whence he made his escape
on the night Of the battle at Dutton's
Hill He brings accurate information,
confirming the reports Of scouts, con-
cernlng the nature aud number of the
rebel forces He Hsrepresents them as much
demoraliZtd aud most bitterly chaptined
az the failure of their long talked of
much Vaunted invasion of Kentucky,
The c0nscripts are an elrmeat of weak.
ness, and add mue1 TO the general dis
satisfaction by sed lions words aud luke
warm action. Though closely watched
many escape daiit, aud alI agree az 20
the desperate condition Of Iebel intere. q
IN East Tennessee. Deserters and rsIu.
gees gladly aud anxiously enlist on the
eide OF the Government at the first op.
portuniiy.
Some weeks ago wrote you from tho
Pine M0untsin' Of southeastern KEN
tucky, aud had occasion TO note tie all
most unusual loyalty Of the mountaineers
of that region. can justly say the
same of the mountaneers OT South Mid.
die Kentucky; there are no Southt IN
sympa'hizers, Peace Democrats, or Con-
sefvailve people found south Of stamford
or Cab Orchard
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To our Subscribers.

In consequence of the increase In the price Of paper
and every other material used In Printing once,
have compelled TO raise the price Of our paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, aid $40 year to yearly sub
scribers, which must In all be paid In advance
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Eiohllshei by Governor Iayd lod, TO collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers aud to furn ah
them transportation home To direct them how 70
obtain pay for Xtra duty, a. nurses, etc ohio
poys tho agent, and Il IA his duty TO give the bust
nes- Of her soldier careful aud spe' ~ attention,
Oitice Nod Cherry -, near Church.
AulA.lm
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far as received, viz

The whole vote of the forty-eight
counties included in West Virginia at
the Presidential election in November,
1860, was 46,894. The official vote
above given is 24,s74, and it is estimated
that the twenty counties to be heard
from will increase the vote in favor of the
amended Constitution to $4,000.
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Religious ServIcas.

Posr CHAPKL--(seooud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the square and tbs Louisville nepot
sabbath School aud sldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning, Preaching at lOH o'clock,
AN, aud al 7 PM. Prayer-Meeting every We'd
nosday night at O'Clock.
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DIRECTORY.
CRY ooVERNMENT.
J0HN HUgH SMITH. Aopor
WILLIAM SHAME, ReooTdsr

.NWiN Hiift Cmllns Mnnof
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoovdsr.
JOHN CHUMBLkY, karthdL
o.,sig Biar,hais--w. H. wilEiRzOh, A. G Tucker,
an ys,l,S RsySsIohn Chumbley, esoeoso, arst
t.,ob Frerch 9, ooud and thoe. hoCarty, thiTd
foy Assssar--Wiam Drivur.
t.-.,., toitoior-A. b. shanklRnd
py- Tar L0lieciOr-h.. b. Garrett
J,...ver-K Henry.
pg4yJ Wavsr-Thumhs Leake
,,-,at.,asni ot hs WOrbhJtiso--J.o Y Dcdo-
,r,.r.m.ats,s Qj me Waier Works--wm. stewart.
,yisf Of Le FIRE DepaTfrHett--lohn M Seabufy'
s.lian of The CeDletervr u. Mcbride
yr,st f,evsseT--.l. l.. -t'WHrt
CTR AR5r-sY-E ,. Mulley'
CITY COUNCIL.
r,,J ,f 4bieyp~n-A Do. rren, Prcsdedt John
C.rt,sr IOs j. houb, ID hunoy, II. q. soovel' W. .
Cl..',.a DO, NJ. q. To- tiaIburue, auu ) sm'th'
.,,,,,,, t0uuctI--Andrew Anderson, President Jas
r ro,r. William .uUorts, q. 81. south ale, Abraham
uycr. AIcx MCl anel, 3. d. Houghi Charles sAyers,
b. .u. "lcs, A. McOlellana, l. J. lWpiusni
Nm. Driver, WIN. stewart, ThOs Croady, VIM Hsily
I1- ,p,,rr-. ooamIrrEss oy ras CITY COUNCIL
F,anos-KuoWtes, scoyei nd brien ...
WaJ., Bsrr.-AudersoH, smith aud Claiborne
s,,ses Hun Turner, Myers, Munoy, Chsatham,
Yarhrough, ready and liaily
Wtart-Turnet, Carper auu McClcllnnd.
eo4ools-Cbeathanl, Mulloy aud Knowles
Frs department Myers stewart and AoCloNand
Ga,-urlycr, Crcady and Ayers.
Usssi.ry- mith. Sanborn and Stewart.
Markei Hou,e-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carpor.
si,pa.--uu,lpv, Mci anel Rnd stewart.
p,io.-thestham, Brien aud saycrl.
gpyiag.-CrGady, Claiborne and Myers
Work4orsf- Sayors, Roub and Mcdaniel
improvements and Expendture'-h -hcCiolsnd' brlen
and SaubOrB.
pulto properiv--Robb, stewart ana prWer
psB House-Carp'r, SOuthgnts AMI bahey
a. The Board vt Aldermen meets the Iuesdeys
regt preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
s,rb month, and the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
C,ptt'n-,iohn BauPh.
Ffr.f LlautcaaAi--Andrew Joyce.
sssop9 LieaiendHf u, Davis. -
ps{.,onet--wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Nlch Ia
VI, joel PA Rps VIM. Baker, John Cottreu, william
,ayp. John Fnges J. W. Wright John puoSett,
Robert Scott, C. Francis, David Yates, Chas hu'
lt aud W nnulcy.
sy- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
ano O'Clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17

The farmers Of Southern and Central
Illinois ars goiug into the cotton raising
business in earnest. Six car loads Of
seed were sent from Cairo last week 10
different pOints on the illinois Csnlra