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sAseH County Directory.
~ GOVERNMENT.

34Sen County Directory
SY ooVERRMERT
JoHE HUGH sllIT8, Ksyr
WILLIAM sHAEE, Beoofasr.
JOHN CHUMBLEH, Hoszkai,
MaFrAols-W b, Wilkinson, a. G Tucker,
e a. Steels.
:, 6Ss Hs~Est--Joha Churablsy, ss-ossig, nrst
c0u4ty, second; and Elisha Long, tAira
les-rsor-W Ham Driver.
- C,llsof5r-A. r Sts1kland
l.r Tag CoIisoior--E z. Carrots
/ fssrurss-R. Ee1ry
4 4I7tarf Noster--Thomas Lake.
'serls1eadsi q 90 EortAosss--J. g. Dodd.
l,rintsassnf u a. Wats Woyts--Wm. stewart.
81 l.s FIrs DsgarfsasEi--I. y Fresaan.
o. Of ale Csr.sis7p--r. d. Hcsriae.
4 s.rsss Ops-seeT--J. I. Stewart
4 Ike ARVzssf-h Brieh
|IfTY couNciL.
/ asFp cE ALDrnFEs--N n. Brica, fgszidsat.
II lT-., Werd-Jno Newnan.
tsooad iFard-J0seph hobb.
.rti~a T7aFd-6 A J EaE%ed-
sgoafTfA Hdnd-H G acoreL
IPgf6 Worf--Iosaph z Knowles.
Il isrih Word-zi y Bren.
sssad Ward-M I Claiborne.
lsssha. Word--yOseph smith.
tlio,r~os CogscI-AndreW Anderson, President.
Il i7s-sf Wa-d-JsE Turner and John Carer
i.t,s,,f fTara-C N southgate and A blyers.
49, tr1yd-sndrcw Anderson and Alex Mcdaniel
l..rtb Word - - and Charles Sayefb
Frrf Vard--W a Ileltham hud r X HlA-locAs
80 VqTs--r YarbTough and Wm Driver.
I ffer~a Ward-J Z Bust and JH Cready.
'Es9la Vard-Wm Haily and d Wheeler.
4 srssuuve oozEfTrErs o. THs CITY oouso-l-
4 .yuanoe-KnoWles SOutbgate, and Anderson.
u We Wo-Es-kndeTsCn, Smith, ind Ginzcock
s-safs- gaverf farmer, S0EthgRte, Aayaolds OaeAt-
I = YnrbrSuqh Claiborne, aud Haiy.
eols-Hud, Knoulce, and Wheeler
s1rE-Carrcf. Turner, sid Newman.
u >. Desovis1eaf--Hfyers, & usi, aad ec0Tel.
Driver, Brien, and Cfbady.
rt-emith, Wheeler, and Haiiy.
Hosse-SOothgate, Newman, and Calper
A -Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
-Yarbrough Scovoi, end 6ayers
s-CIaiborne, Hos, aud Haiiy.
. & H0uss-Cheathau, Eobb, and Mcdaniel.
- . oue,seHfs and FrDeadhiTcs-ScOvci, houihgate,
q Driver.
Pablo Properfv-Fnbb, Driver, and Turner.
PED Houss-NeWnan, Haily, and eouthghte.
iEF- ne Board OF Aldermen meotg the IuesdAys
ri preceding the second and fourth TbuTs1agE n
ish month. and fhe Common Council she second
q fourth Thursdays IN each month.
ioHT POLICE
.oaptafa-J0hn Pickett,
lFsTsf Et.ulefsdnt-Bobert Scott
second Lislfea ant--John s. ingalls,.
PATrCIMEE
lEanes-Iavid McNsbb, John Cavendor, joel Phil
IS Wm Puckeit, DanI Burget, VIM Euiioy, Murphy
ins aamg Plummcr, John Chenant, Eich DAVIS.
J. - Miller. VIM Mayo. WIN Rice, Wm Baker, II
IRON, BIRD Bruce, hichol, VIM stewart Jesse
s1s Ths Police Court Sc opened every morning At
70 O'clock.
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AN-AAAN~t
me following Is correct list Of ell Hospitals in
~ 4s ~. No I-ON Gun Factory: Surgeon "
1900 COLLEGE street on tie Biz
. ts,lt-I No 2--UniuerssfH Budding: surgeon x ID
: ~ M : VOLS Market street, On The h.iL
6lsnl No 3-F7nslev's Building; surgeon L u Har-
III & Vols Southeast corner Public Square,
al t.s,,ieoI No 5-Gan FaciogV: surgeon & " Hoge-
". n & vols. upper end OF front street
1881 40 s. Masonic Hall: surgeon w Z UiteT-
~ "a = Vols. corner of Church and Summer streets
49, liia.,ifsf No e-C1rrfaee FdcioIv: surgeon q
,y fs-1a,,co u S A. Market street below thesquare
" 1901 No li-fPcs Eouss): A surgeon / d
tro.ief hi A. on University Pike.
oTzTo,ifol No l2-Brocdi0eg Hotei surgeon lau
-. n 4 vols. corner broad ana Cherry streets
tosi ii,.i ~ F7sffass HIGH School: surgeon Z
80 nj : Vols corner q Spruce and Broad streets
1,Jit,f Ne g. ashuiile Female AcdeaHg: surgeon
= P.iiIpg U Vols, Church street. near the Chatta-
fssotsI No 15-HyHes's Higi School Surgeon VIM
~ a.5bers { Vols. corner Of Line and Sumner sts
1901 NJ I6-( ContrabaH); surgeon 10
80 nj : A corner Of Broad and Front streets,
% iiyssrsfai Ne I7-(0foeIs'l surgeon q y Lynee,
n : Tdie Market street, on the hAl.
5F,.rfaI No la-Afofsts a Sirotiol's budding: sur
- Il M Fo,e. s Vols, No Market street
S5..i,aI 10 sI-a fofhodid Church surgeon 5 =
,I,S- m : yols Church street. BET summer and high.
$500 Hospiial Surgeon Clark Moi'ermont,
n va ou Hardin Pike, west q the fenitcntiafy.
49, Ho-DiiaI-=Ssooad Bcata Chtroh: A A sur
=, n q BIckman Z A, Cherry street, on the Blu.
,.-,issoesf Bas1tcls tAarloeii BoHssl: CORNER OF
Aoburch and Cherry streets.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map Of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which be was
married, his portraits at 20 and 40, and
Just before he died; also his wife's;
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland aud Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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MIR. ". &. CoRSEEIUs is authorised 70
refer to mo. BE is q gentleman Of integ-
rity, and viii perform al that be UNDER
takes OF promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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GRESHAM & DRUCKER

IIAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE AND DEPOT
II TO No. % South College-street, in A. Hsmil-
ton & Co s Warehouse, whore they will be glad 70
sec their old friends and customers.
Nashville, Jan Eth, 1864.
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Va, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rstes 10 which we bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere. VIZ. CAMERON, for the Union.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DtDstsA
NAsHYuLH, TErH, July IS, 1883.
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I'm lI@5sef1
NO. 287.

these special exigencies Of the "Confed-
sracy." The Eoquirer states the simple
fact when, in discussing the currency
question, it says; "The truth is that
the present question is not merely > qaes-
tiOn Of currency, il is general crisis, and
an unavoidable one" The crushing agen-
cies are 50 manifold, and SO closely in
terloeked, that relief is impossible.
The attempt to produce relief in one di-
reetiOn only intensiies the pressure in
some other. tt is impossible that the
present condition should much longer
continue. Every day is imposing a new
strain. The collapse ct fArthest can't be
far.-N Y. Tines.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged st the usual advertising rates.
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Principal Office and Ware-Rooms, No.
80 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses At MurfreesboFo, Tul-
lahoma, Wsrtrace, Shelbyville, OhRtta-
noogs. and Stevenson, Alabama.
or all communications promptly
answered.
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10 ADVERTISERS lN DETAiL
ruE nATra VII. IN A rnrrnrn.

~ Advertisements inserted in the Special Column
shsrged ct the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
nrst insertion; for each additional insertion ten
GEMS in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the first insertion, FOR every additional insertion f
teen cents.
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Army Of the Cumberland !
TO TIE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYlI
All the within named articles can be
sent by mail at the prices named, to-
wit:
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Railroads, and distance between sta
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bars, names of the owners of the diff
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Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 50
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II. Fl. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE RE-
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ID Prime Fresh BOILED,
THEESE,
~ Western Reserve,
A PPLES,
n in quantities 10 suit
purchasers and for sale BY
Scott, Keen & Co.
Is PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Streets. HOURS, 9 to II, o. m, to 3, p. m, and
to 9 at night.
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Allow me TO introduce to you my friend. J. ". DOL
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmanshp and Photography. His reputation
rs a successful teacher is well and so widely estab
lighed that will say nothing on that score. only
desire 10 present him as gentleman from Whcse So
ciety have derived much pleasure and proat and as
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate.
anything you may do to further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN g. EDGAR
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SgasItriIle AaiOu.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q, 1854
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from tBe Il. heV Btsb9p Oteg.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov 20, 1913.
Mr.. J. ". DOLBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems TO me
70 be both skful and faithful and the improvement
Of your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. l shall feel happy 4
this testimony your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves OF your instruction in enc Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. q. 0TEY.
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sos AND LOCATION on EOSPllAB u NASHVILLE

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President Col MARTIN BUNrER, SD Ind. Vol. Int
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All the within named articles can be
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sORIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ, Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely cOlOred.
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J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from st. Louis to its mouth, with
full dehcriptiO Of all the Islands,
bars, names of the owners of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40N 80.
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ter, &C, and 5 Description Of each
County. Size 40N "a.
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w. r. CORNELIUS:
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer In all kinds OF Metallic
Burial Gases and
" Bodies EmbaImed."

Having secured the services Of
DR.. E. Il. LEWIS, Of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army Of the POtOmac,)
for embalming Of the dead,
by Dr.. HOLMES american Pro-
cess, acknowledged to be the
best, and only true process in
tho United States, win have
bodies emoalmed when de-
sired
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J. II LLOYD'S MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
Ali the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&C., colored in counties. Size 4OE so.
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Erom ths Hon. Jndos N. Green.

The following very just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
r. Benton, U. S. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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J. T. LLOYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
5OH6O.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

TIE RATE OF TAxATIoN--The Receiver al
Taxes has announced that he is now ready -
receive the taxes on the personal estate in the
city. The books for real estate are not yet
complete. The taxation this year IL tho
heaviest we have Jet had TO pay. Upon the
real and personal property combined 70
amounts to 2 61-100 per cent, and yet the peo.
pie consent to pay It with comparative cheer
fulncss. complaining only Of tho corruptIons
OF the municipal government, to which they
attribute the necessity for this increased bur
maintainance Of the war are concerned, there Il
no unwillingness to pay them, although they
are very severe. People paid three pei. GENT ON
their incomes last year, and now they are
assessed FIVE per cent more on the same In
come. Thus, adding the city tax above -
ferred to, we are actually paying an annual
tax at rate OF 10 6l-l00 per cent. m
Besides the direct taxes, here specified. We
must remember that we are paying an indirect
taxation upon everything we use, whether manu-
factured or imported, and hence 1t lie impossi.
BILE to tell really low much the people are con-
tributing to the government In this way.
England, who has been croaking about our
inability to bear this immense financial pres
sure, and lie anxious to divide the republic, may
well look with astonishment at these facts. We
will give her little bit Of Information here.
and that is that if the empire holds together
long enough, che will have 70 pay Of our
national debt on the expectation OF cotton and
tobacco alone. Let her put that in her pipe
and smoke Il along with the tobacco.
There is no other country in the world could
pay such taxation as this, and IL ought to be
lesson to those people in Europe who have.
been crying out that we could never bear tho
debt Of four or five thousand millions incurred
by the war. They will find that we can and
that the people will cheerfully bear the weight
of taxation Cor the honor of the country.
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the national bank; but we take 1t that charge
Of larceny Of bank bills could be sustained
under the law--the evidence Of the fact. ef
course, being there--or even larceny Of bank
note paper.
The other case referred to occurred in Gin
cinOat short time ago. slave in Kentucky
stole three thousand dollars in gold from his
master and deeamped to the other side of tho
Ohio, where he deposited the money in his own
name in one of the Cincinnati banks. He was
followed BY his master and arrested. The alb
straction Of the money was proved; but, as it
was urged chat there is law in Kentucky by,
which slave cannok steal from bis master, and
es the Fugitive Slave law is repealed. the magis-
trate could not hold bin, nor could he be taken
back to Kentucky He was therefore discharged.
Such are the extraordinary freaks which tho
law plays sometimes.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14


CHEF JUSTICE TANEY.--The human fandmsrks
Of the Revolution are one by one succumbing
to the inexorable law which governs all hu-
manity. The veterans who participated in tho
revolutionary battle fields have dwindled down
to melancholy few. and intwo or three years
more the residue will have departed TO give
place to new generation of petriots-ths
veterans of the present war.
The death OF Chief Justice Taney has removed
another Of the famous contemporaries Of the
birth Of American independence. who for %
many years has been the chief interpreter OF the
constitution which was adopted twelve years
after he was born. II might almost be said
Of him what Grattan declared of the Irsh
nation, that be had watched beside its cradle
and followed its hearse. Chief Justice Taney
lived to see the constitution violated, trampled
upon by treason; but he died beholding the
dawn OF that day when treason shall stsggel
before the valiant armies OF the republic, and
rebellion 60 down before the loyalty Of the
people. or the political or judicial course Of
the late Chief Justice. we shall say nothing
here. His duties were of that character which
invite adverse criticism and it was not spared
While his judgments were regarded by one party
as models Of wisdom and justice, some of them
have been bitterly assailed in other quarters
or his personal honor, his integrity as Judge
and his acumen as lawyer, we believe there
was but one opinion All the old jurists Of
the last century are dropping of rapidly. In
Epg and, Lyndhurst has gone at ripe old age
within the past year. Brougham who, In hia
eighty-third year, presents almost the sama
vigor of mind as characterized his prime, d
still left. It is but short time ago that he
delivered an elaborate statistical address be-
fore the Convention Of Social Science at Bath.
exhibiting perspicuity Of thought and grasp
of knowledge not unworthy of his earlier
efforts. The Chief Justice Sir Alexander Cook
burn, Blackburn, Erie and Pollock, though
still vigorous, are advancing into the period oa
the sere and yellow leaf. A few years moro
and thssexton Time, will have gathered them
in. to make ~ W W :G perhaps whom fame
has not now MARKED out ior nn:l n:g 4 station.
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The new Play as w.,i.en's.


The Compact, ~ the play produced last night -
wsllacks before crowded house. 10 called, 10 story =
Spanish intrigue and diplomacy II possesses most IN
tcats plot tho central ngure being bandit Of the ~.
proved romantic STYLE and endowed with oil the higher
and nobier virtues Of mankind, such a. laying great
stress his wearing very gorgeous clothing and
preserving the most mperturbabis ssf complacency n
circumstances apparently the most caiAmitous. fhh
Sart Was performed by Lester waaek In bis usual sy.
s costumes we're unique and superb. and the fringe %
ms asb be wore 10 the m set large enough 70 hAvs
been por rowed for the occasion from The shawl Of the
Queon OF Brobdignag. Tr N =.
10 ,hs fsi act sbis s.sri1sys ssqa rces the carriage
Of tho Archbishop Granada, pfelas who seems 70 be
almost copy OF the bishop In tho nrst volume OF the
"nserabcso OF Victor Hugo. This venerable prelatc.
by bis amabity md courtesy, wins tht bsard OF the
tobbor chief aqd prevails upon him 70 enter int COM
pact 10 cease bis nslouS lfe and % ibis rssolusoe
ana t6e ScSssaaoscss Involves hinges the interest Of
Among the characters introduced BY the author . 2
blind aud aged countess well played By Miss horant
waiting maid. given In charming stye.eY n'ss Gsnncul
very drol; upright masstrats, BY NJ: rsner and 2
second rate adveuturer BY Mr.. Floyd WIN tne ac.ng
sss night sSs Aas o p.s 70 cr
expire saprc,soa ana should hay: place n shs. gu,pcr.:
sr,aSen ssysus = snoinsr eeoensrcisy Of speech The
Djeos 4 SSw Souslructsd s lengthy, and might! with
out losing .ss q Ss .. ana ssoona " now
Waved beins somewhat tame. and serving but hsus
Inc Development Of the plot. rross
cdcct,vey Ishsrwoods oew scenery inelYding ssv
SIs nappicst s6oru AZ hand.omsy produced novs
ISs xnsys s rcs By. v: M .
add Il 70 The lht Of standard plays
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

Eag!isd reviewer, that the svocations OF the
attorney have tendency to lower the diguity
and sentlemanly bearing Of the Sarrister. II
this be indeeds So the sooner the two professions
are separated the better.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

QUEER FRsAxs or THE LAw.--It is provsrbial
that law and lawyers arc full Of kinks, but We
have had one or two freaks reported recently
OF s!nguiarly curious character. One ease is
that OF the robbery Of partially sgusd bank
Lills at the Astor House, In which the accused
,ischargsd BY the Judge, although the
was, was y ,-o,..,sy va Suni II liz bJA.1ssion,
sscs..e Tho law provides that, in order to make
ths csIme complies, the bills should have been
sIrned BY the president and cashier, whereas
tbsv were only signed by the former. This
may be fair Interpretation Of the law. II the
charge against tbs prsonW was 90 loosely made
q 70 imply only larceny Of 'monsy." for the
bills clearly were not legally tho cyrreuc1 q
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

OHIO and Indians Of Tuesday las. have deter
mined the issue OF the Presidential contest of
1861
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving placs.-IrALrAs orERA-
LUrsEx:- BogoIA.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

TINS orsaA. -cxros,i succAi ~ia ap0sas u" evening
IN Lscrezs
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

dent to ex Secretary Of the Treasury Salmon r. caAse
aud that IL Is lkely he will accspt ths appointment
our next sdvices from Europe will inform " she
result Q: The great prize hight between Joe Coourn and
Jem Mace Ia ireland, provided the battle took place
the day first 6xed the s,h OF October Four steamships
el Grea Britain fer American ports immediately after
that day in the fa.o n no orler
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

AMENITIES OF THE BAR.-One OF the London
Reviews publishes an article on the decline in
dignity and influence Of the English bench, and
attributes 1t TO the fact Of the close association
by marriage connections aud otherwise be-
tween barristers and attorneys, two classes Of
the profession between whom there was for
mcr,y broad social distinction. We presume
that II is 10 some similar influence that we owe
''arraceful scenes that are continually
the s~s ~'r own courts Of Justice.
being Witnessed IN ~. =. v,o,o,,on 80
Hardly day passes that so'.- oaoA =, :,
decorum or violent outbWst Of ten.sn ne' eoes no'
occur on the part Of those who are suppos.- 70
be most interested In upholding the dignity
and authority Of tho Court. The quarrel which
took place on Wednesday last in the Express
case, In tho Court OF Common Pleas, between
the two opposing counsel, Messrs. McKeon and
Cram, would have reflected disgrace even on
barroom. How men Of tho professional posi-
tion Of these lawyers could 80 Far forget their
selfrespect q 10 engage In row Of this kind
In open court IL inoomprehensible. The fact
would 90 h hssz out tho assumption os ts