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Davidson County Directory.
J8HE EUaH sMTTa, Nag6F

J8HE EUaH SMITH, MarE
WILLIAM SHASE, RsoSass.
gOHE CHUMBLEY, EarstaL
Dsza,s Horsk1ls--E. q. WlkipseDs A. 2. leaEsz,
- -. = - EsTEs,John Chuablsy es-esss azst,
rlscT. f{cCsTsy, second; and Elisha LOas, third
~ Esssrs5r-Ef illizn Driver.
Es-.,rrs CIollrosof--A. 3. ShaHklaBd
Ece- Tar CoIled0--Es ,. Garrett
I-re.-rrer--R. He1ry
F5.-rf pzsisl--FhoDas Ls1ke.
asa5srs1fsssdeslf q &c Rortbesss--j. 9. Odd.
s.1,s4iat-slast Of ~ Rc1E Horts-ii a. 1scs7&rt.
Cstsg 81 he IFs Dspari.ssz.--L . Freeman.
gs~soz Of lbs Ospeiag--T. =. Ec5rtde
So ODsrsssr--J. L. stewart.
Cssg If.sTsst---W A Brie1.
CITY COUNCIL
BotED OK ALDERrEs--N ~ B1oB, Fra<idsnI.
Eve Fa-d--JHo 8 Newman.
seooas Word-Joseph R0bb.
Tkird Ward--e A hayheid.
-Foarsb Ward-d6 ecoVei.
FSaA Wara-Joseph KloNlea.
EizzA Harf--M y Brien.
ssresh Ward--M G Z Claiborne.
EjJhfh Ward--JOseph Smith
cSSIToE CsuycIL-Andrsw Andersen, President.
FyrH Werd-Jas Turner and John CaTPeE.
send Ward--G III SouihFate and Ayer1.
Third Ward-AndreW Anderson and Alex hc8Anlei.
F5urih Word - - and Charles a2yefs-
F.sh Ward-W A Cbeasham and : 3 Giaseoek.
sizfh Wend-T Yarbr0ugh and WA Driver
Serssth Wara-J Z Rust and NV Creedy.
EsghG Rard-Wm Haiy and L Wheeler.
srsEDug oosn1rrms o. THs OTT coUsCI.
Fss.ease-Rn0Wles, 50uthEate, and Anderson.
Wlsss- WsrIa--Andersol, Smith, and Giasoock.
esFeas-Sayers, Turner, SOuthgate, Eayfelas Great
han, YsTbr01gh, Claiborne, and Haily.
soiesl,-Huf, Knowles, ana Wheeler
VAqyf-CarpaT, Turner, end Newman.
Fire ps,a7s1le1t-h1yers, Rust, and BcoTel.
pas-uTiver, Brien, End Cseady.
CsgastsYs,-Smitb, Wheeler, and Hnily.
1Tarlsf. Hotsse-Southgate, Newman, and CsFpsr,
Slave,-Bricn, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
-Yarbrough, Scove and Ssyers.
GDvssos-Claiborne, HuiI, and Haiy.
V,ort- Hgsse-CheathRm, Robb, and Mcdaniel.
T1,prouenselis Gsd peadittTes-scOve, Scuibgatei
and Driver.
PsbEe PTop-fy-Robb, Driver, and Turner.
Pest Houss-NeWman, Rally and Southgate.
81 The Board Of Aldermen meets the Iues6syE
aezt preceding the second and fourth ThursdA5s u
sech rloufh, and the Common C0unon the second
nd fourth thursdays ia each month.
NIGHT POLICE
f,1uL1is-Iohn II Pickett
Fs-a aforementioned Scott
gso1ad Liet,teaa1t--IOhn S. Ingalls,
PATEoIxEk.
Naass-David McNabb, John OaTenderS Joel Phil
llps. VIM Pickett, Dan' BuTget, Vim Mul0yl murphy
Pbiillps gamT Plummer, John Chenaut, Mich Davis
James Miller, VIM Mayo, Wm Rice, VIM Baker, L
Byron, Bird Bruce, T r HichOl, Vim Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
aine D CLOCK
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HrADouAs1Eas coN1gEssIoA Ha9 gEN
OsaAEIEkzzonz OF u. g 0oLonHn TSoepa,
Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 4, 1858.
OgrulEar No. I.
In accordance With Orders from the
President of the UDited States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished for Oolored Troops in the De-
partmant Of tho Cumberland;
NashvilIs, Tennesses,
Murfreesboro,
Gsllasin,
Wartr4oe,
GAINESVILLE, 4"
Shelbysills,
Columbis,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport Alsbams.
Pikevills, Tenn.
Fort Donaldson, Tenn.
McMinnEills, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville, I"
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
Who msy be enlisted, viii be laid before
The Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of -
The Board viii hold its sessions st
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists viii be furnished the Board for pub
tic information, and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
DAYS after the filing Of the said rolls.
Nc claims viii be received or enter"
tanned from any person who IL or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, OF shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an cath Of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer viii furnish off,
cial copies Of al mustsr-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board valid deed Of
msnumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlsting shall be forever thereafter
free.
an enIistments will be made In accord
snce with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 500, current series War Depart
nenk.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEkRNs,
Maior and A. A. g. Q. s.,
Oom'r Org'n U. s. OOlored Troops.
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Quartermaster's Department


LAcGt Col. J. L. DONALDSON, Seri0r and SaDsrvis.
ing Qusrtermastsr, and Chief ou4rtermsster a
DEPICTS, Department. q The Cumberland. CGos
los Cherry-streat.
Capt. JAMEsF. RUSHING, Chisf Assistant ouartor.
rnsssar. O13ca los Cherry-strost.
Opt c. 7. WING, A. Q NJ, IN charge Of Horso Ned
oines, Hardware, aud Miscellaneous q NJ Storss.
OE3oa lbs Charry -strest
CART r &. WINSLOW, A. 9. n, Disburuinz Quar-.
te-master, and Chief of8oer n charge Of kive1
Transportation, and Fusi fog Steamers. omce
I07 CherrY-sireet.
ospt. {. CRANE, A. Q. NJ, IN eharzs 81 Rsilroas
transportation, ke0eipsing and nis5ursiDg olaT.
termsEisr U. S. Military R4irSeda. Ofiol
Church-st., % Chattsn0oEa Depot.
Csat T. J. cox. A Q. H., IA charge Of statiouery,
O. n BANKS, Clothing, lamp and GarItsoa
Equipaxs. 0Eoo II harkef street..
Cant u MOTION, A. Q. n, in charze Of Depot
transportation. 0floe 80 Cherry-street.
Capt = b BAKEg, A. O A., n chs-gs Ct Pubis
and Private Buildings used aE 6t0rebouses, ca
oea. sartcrF, &C. once, q Cedar e.
ospt Fka NCIS b. RUGAR, A. y n, in charge %
North Testern Bsilroad oaace uniiaEe-airaet
At Northwestern Depot.
Capt CHAS n. IRT1N, A. Q. r., IN charge Of Cor
rails, Stables, Public Animals, MeaEE ~ Trans
RorAtion, Lumber, Workshops, ~. Oaaco lts
oapt.J. ,. IsON, z5th m. Vols, A. A. q 4, Post
S1ArteFtaastsr, IN charge Of Post transportation.
soefitaisi Barracks, Fuel, Printing, Issues 10
o.. y, tsasas.ssls, -. Nflos rs Cherry stseet.
Stss,s- ~ -, 80 Ohio Fols, A. Q. NJ. Ia
-, 80 80 = = tee 'front.' onos, 155< Chsrry ~
S4pt. e.il A1tNsfhI n, Igth Fc We a a n 4
essl.tsnt % tapl.J J. O. Cara. A. q ~ 0fs-s
49,. y fl .rs,, st gh.itaheogs Dep5i
terry A. Q. n IN charFs al Fo-.ss - 49,,
OhsrTT street..
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from Idaho.

Judge s. Edgerton, Of Idaho. for.
nsrly Congressmsn from one Of tbs Osio
districts passed through this CITY ves-
terday, en- route 70 Washington, for tbs
purpose Of giving = proper representa-.
ten OF The Affairs Of Idaho 10 he Gov
eminent authorities. The Judge speaks
glowingly Of tbs gold prospects OF The
country, and thinks tbs diggins viii
prove IS remunsrsiiye - any Of the CAL
iiornia mines. The civil sffsirs Of the
Territory are in "a unsettled state. He
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announcements.
CnunfY Trustee.

We are authorized 20 announce THOMAS =
ORTrNK as candidate for the Office Of County ITus
tee for Davidson County at the ensuing March cleo
ton.
We are authorized 70 announce r. ~. ma a.. %
conSs1ta for the office Of County Trustee, Tor Da-
vidgop County, at the ensuing March election
We are authorized TO announce Capt. JOHN WILL"
som az a candidate for TRUSTEE Of Davidson Co9n
=. ~ ,,,S,-- ET. IN e,eotiou Feb 5-tde@
> ,gs ave a,tbor7zed TO ann3uace 7. r. MCBRIDE
NJ a candidate Tor COUNTY TRUSTEE for ayidson
Countv al tue ensuing March election. Jan ZS-ta"
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EsfraV.
"AKE IN -

FENAKEN up, January 25 1884, by J. B. Curley,
n two mules as strays. Cne Of them is Of DARK,
brown color, a mare mule, about or yesrs old,
about IL hands high shodsll round 10 other marks
OF brands perceiyabe Valued forty (SfC) dollars.
Dir. Curley lives on the Lebanon Pike, three miles
from Nashville, District No. Is. Also another mare
Mule, dark color, or years old, harness marks on
her, about "a hands high, scar on her right hind
leg, sboi ali round; no other marks or brands.
Value her at thirty $500 dollars.
JAMES G. HOUSTON,
B. N. SMITH.
ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger
feb 25-3ts
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State of Tennessee,

DAVIDSON COUETY-ss
George ". Boyd, Plaintiff, In suit by original
attachment before
e. NJ. Southgate, J. p.
John NJ Brown, Defendant, J Of said county.
TN this case she plaintiff George ". Boyd, nled an
L afadayiG and obtained an attachment against
John n Brown for one hundred aud twenty-five
dollars debt Cue by account, and on motion OF
plaintiff aud e appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
Justice that the defendant, John n Brown, is non
resilient OF the state Of Tennessee Il Is ordered that
pu llicaien be made In tbs Nashville Union Tor four
ssccstsivs weeks, requiring tie said defendant 70
appear before I'D Justice on the 29th day Ct March,
1904 and plead answer demur to sid suit, other
wise the cause viii be set down for hearing PGrts
on that day G. n. sOUrHG ATE, f. g.
Justice Of the Peace.
February IS, issl.-4w-Prs. lee So
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t,r,miual Court Clerk.

We are authorized 70 announce JOHN d HALL
a A candidate for Criminal Court CLERK OF DSVloso9
~ 80 srtharizad to announce W. i. HORN IS
candidate for the Office Of Criminal Court SIefk NJ
the ensuing March election. Jan ,g-tu ., -,
W. ARE AUTHOR IZED TO AhNOUh y I'd = . LI-'
" snTTTu 40 candidate for the Office Of CRIMINAL,
C,iTRT OIERK Of Davidson County, st the Eiection
IN March next
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Proposals
CHIET QUARTERHAsTER's OFFIcE,

For the purchase of DE a u
HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.
CHEF QUARTKRHAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn. January %, 1884.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- Office till Monday, FEBRUARY 20, 1884, at II
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase Of all HORSES and
MULES that may die or be killed at this Depot
within the next twelve months succeeding the data
OF the contract.
Tie bodies OF the animals viii be delivered daily,
ct any point within the limits OF this city that
may be agreed upon, 20 be conveyed from thence
By the contractor 20 a sufficient distance from the
limits Of tbs city, IS will prevent their becoming @
nuisance TO the citizens thereof.
Bidders will state the amount to be paid per ami
NAL, and will give their fun name aud post Office
address.
Payment required at the end Of each month ; an
oath OF allegiance must accompany each proposition
Bonds IN the sum OF one thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor aud two guarantees, will be re-
CURED Of the successful bidder upon signing the con
tract.
Proposals must be plainly marked. " Proposals
for Iesd Horses and Mules" add be addressed to the
undersigned. BY order Of
LTEUT Cox. J. L. DONALDSON.
O. b. IRWIN, Capt. AID A. Q. NJ
Jan 22-S0t
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The army cOmmissary stores ct Dali
ton, Georgia, were burned on the l7th Of
Februzry, by an inoendiary.
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United states Of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEEGESSKE-EO. 49,
tAy HEREAS, on February IS, 1854, al Information
w was fled In the District Court Of the
Of the United States for said District, By Horace
HARRISON Esq, Attorney Of the United States for said
District, who prosecutes therein On behalf Of the
United States and Joseph r. Dillln, Surveyor. OF
Customs al Nashville, against 20 t.erces Of hams
marked 's3 and Y ,, and 20 barrels OF molasses, Of
which Conner Mason are the FeFutet owners, and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their in
terests therein, allegiNg thai February TO- 1884
said goods were seized In said District on land by
said surveyor Of Customs forfeited for causes ia
ssid inf.rmat-n set forth and averrod 10 be true,
and praying for the usual process and monitor.
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the mOniton un-
der the seal of said Court % directed, hereby
give public notice 10 all persons concerned in interest
in said properly % appear before said Court On the
third Monday IN April ext, at the Federal Court
ROom In the Capitol at Nashville, at 10 O'Clock A.
n. then and there 70 nsrpose their claims and make
their allegations.
E. r. GIASCOCK,
q. & Aarshal. Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
feb rs got
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Straw Wanted.

OT7rcE POsT QUARTERAAsTER,
Nashville, Tenn, February Is, ls64
nARTIEs having good clean STRAW to sell, suia-
i bls for Hospital purposes, will ba paid CASH
for the delivery Of the same, at this ONCE.
JOHN +. IS0M,
Capt and A. A. Q. NJ, snd Post ouarteTmsster,
Fch la-1m nashville, Tenn.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce JOhA n E1 ~.
n An candidate for reelection to the Office Of CITY
Constable, in the First Nashville District, st the
ensuing March election. beO 2-'u
We are authorized TO announce JOHN d. Cow
ER a candidate for recollection to the Office OF Uity
Constable, in the First Nashville DstTct' ~ the
ensuing March election. Ed Z--'d
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49, -zzzo Or. KING foFnsrly Of HsE York,
80. = - Tor Isat y0srs u louisville, KY.
80 ez-z7sr8 Wao has devoted his Attention 80
se treatment Of private dsasss for % years. attsEs
himself having attended 70 = practice f0r many
years, and cured 20 msny thousands, he IL enabled
70 cue e3dissassa Of . private nature no natter
how bad thoy may 5s frcm injudicious medical tro-
mont, CT rom neglect CT taeir OTa. Tn. A1ng's
DlspsnsAry IL No. g DsGdsIck street, betHosa Chsr.
y and the Square, second story, where b cufss al
diseases Of private natzro.
eonorFhOsa cured Eithort Eaoseoas medicines o.
sntsFfefsnes with business.
gtreturss Of cid OF rsc5af dets ersciusliy cured On
4 EsN days, by Al operation Uh-ch causes 40 Pains
Where structure exists hsa IN cznuCt Be e1nicFedi
Psrhsps no dreaae causcs mcr3 ElzcaieI aud uuasT-
mluas tbs constitution so uluch.
Syphilis, With AL tbs disoa5e1 q iLs fsin growing
out u neglect cE bad tFeStaert5 10 easotuailg
cured IN few days
Hsstsas Wsdkascs.i sFsc1aF = e aiton having boc2
ziven 10 this disease and al tks consequences grow
ing out q &c, brought An many cases By tAo de-
gructiTo habits OF inoCnsldezate youths, snd esoaes
I've Indulgence q tho pEssiCns, Neglect o. which
viii uEdermiss the consultation, rendering tse Sab
isct unit f0r bEziness socssy, aAd c2EnE prezs.
sure old sge.
Females Who nsy b Iaborias win any dshacui1Y
Che womb nav ress assursd Of immediat5 r1l--a.
FszEOna resting abroad, - writing aud stating
ther case, With fee enclosed, direct 70 Dr.. A. King
60 50 Dsadsrisk Etrsct, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
ths nsosEszrF sdninss ssut 90 their address. O3cs
hears fEuz = .'sscok ~ taa aloru'ng untii L. he
vastzz i5aiF-le--fa dhs1ss
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eB rs 20


TAKEN up by william Kennedy a dark, brown
L horse Mule, about Is hands high, past two
years old, has saddle marx on his back, half shoes CO
on each hind foot. Valued 81 $40. Said Mule was
taken up ia the s: b Ward, Nashville District No L,
on the Franklin Pike.
feb 25-3ts ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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cnl1N1V OFFICERS.

ea--ts-Jamss n. Hinton. Dsystiao--ThOmas hob
sou and J. x. Buchanan.
Rsu5ssr-Phinoas Garrett.
T5ssstss-W Jasper Taylor.
C1~oaer-G Guntsr
RanOer-AleEander Mcdaniel.
P-vsrss CoIlsctor-W. d. Ro0erEs11.
Fs4ilrssl Ihz C5llsctOr--J. 6. EFilsf.
O5ssta5lss j5g fss Hsslgilis DisEse-loAn Z. Cover
md J. z. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jud9s-aon. James WhitWoFsh.
slsTb-P. Lindsey Michel.
- The Judges Court meets the 1rst Monday in
.soh noatb, and the Quarterly Court, composed O.
he Magistrates Of the County, IA held the eEst aon-
lay in January, April, J0lY AID OotOsar
CRIMINAL COURT,
ya1ee-Hoa II. II. BTien.
Aao-y,sU Gensrab-GeO. b. Strbbie1sld.
CIrs-Charlss ". Smith.
az-Ths Court neets tho Rrst Monday tn Apfii, A.
gsst and December.
cHAHcERY COURT
ClscHoslloT- - -
t.FH and ETzsier-J. s. GlsEvea.
RR- Tae oouFt moeta the nrSs Goaday In Nay snd
November.
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- Bterility.

Yo1as Hsrrisd Lsdies vhoss niz10rtass has
been not 10 bring rsh 10 due season., remember cd
has said yoa saoaid multiply and rspisnsh- II tbs
= your desire, yos can eonsult sLhsF b sitter o.
person. No Iady over tbiTtY-avs years q age RID
maze Gppllcatloa. All sommeHisatloa b. letter q
psrson strictly eo1adsslial.
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Meaioal Diress0r q 49,.

ssgpso4. Glover Perrin, U "A. Ohcs, Chattanooga
Tenn.
Assisani Medical Dsrsotor: Surgeon Henry
ukurston Ofaos, 40 "a Cherry street. between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspeotor: Surgeon " Clsndenin, Q Vols.
Oce No "a Cherry street. between Broad and Church.
Medical DsreesoT Rsssrve Oorps: Surgeon William
Varien, VIOLA. Once, High street, Gen GrRnseF's
oid headquarters.
MsiioGl Dirscfor u a. Pozi Surgeon L Watson.
Ofica, south summer street. near the City Cemetery.
EFroroa Narshal; Lieut. Col Geo SpaGlding.
AsszEanf Prorosf A1Tskak Capiaia James s Boyd,
slst Illinois. once 81 the State Capitol.
Ooslaandw Of ths Poa: BriEadier General s
6rangor. Headquarters, College street., between
Church and Union streets.
HHsa6suarfss o. he Cousssoads Of fhs Dsarsoi o.
Easisille Gen i 4 Rousseau. The Bass residence
Church street., between Vine and Spruce.
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q Chronio Gaaea
e. To the Ladies.

All Aaectl01s q TIE womb treated with saoosa.
Those Married Ladies' who have been % unf0rtgzats
70 ascarFy Or prove abOrtio b carried 70 ihssr
fun tiass 4 fousd pregnant, By giFing ne CAL.
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Boardine,

A FEW gentlemen ean - accon no1s'st with
IA BnAED IL q private hmiy aE No. - Tiae
street., bssseen Church aad hfosd. Feb li-ssf
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LOB RENT-A Frame Hosse suitable for & small
Il store. Fer particulars sppiy 81 the oioe Of the
Nashville Wood Company, a College street, between
Church and Broad -
ERNEST n. BNENT, Ags.
XTTAETED By the Nashville Wood COmpaay ,, To-
w 900 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Maple
Wood, cat or n ths tree, within twenty mies Of
NASHVILLE delivered on elmer bank Of the CLIMBER
land, h cay asaiHg distance for which liberal
price viii Pc PAID. Inquire At the of1es, s. College
street, between ChuIch a1d BRAD, OF
ERNEST 4. EEHEST, Aga.
FHTANTED-hy The Nashville Wood Company,
w 90 Wood Choppers, 20 whom liberal wages
VII b paid, subsistence furnished and protection
papers given. Apply .
ERNEST n. BEAEET, Ag't,
81 College a., betEssn Guroh aad Broad.
tanz1d-
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ImPOrtsns Osaerfron the Attorney


The following important circular let
Ter has been addressed 10 the United
States District Attorneys:
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Judge Advocate Capt. W. c. soUIER's lst o. v s. s.
EE AID IeOAfsS u RGPfAB IN NASHVILLE
The following Ii correct list Of all hospitals in
tbib city;
aorner, College Street, on the Bin.
HosyaaI No 2-URivsrsitg Btildia9 Surgeon 3 d
Lynde, q Vols, Market street, on the Hill.
Rospial 80 3--Essley's Buildins: Surgeon d HaF-
low, o 5 Vols, Southeast corner Public Square.
Hospital No Secs FactoFV: Surgeon Q " Hoge-
boon, . Vols, upper end o! Front street.
Hospital No s-Mas0nio Hal Surgeon " otter
son, u Vols, corner Of Church and summer streets.
Hospital No 9-CarTiGge Factory: Surgeon
W France, A, Market street below theSquare
Hospisai No Ii Pes Hoass): Surgeon 1 d
Hoge, A, on University Pike
H0spisat No l2- Brcadt0ag Hotsl: Surgeon " Lau-
ton y Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Hosplsal No 1s--Hanss's High SehOoll Surgeon q
Har5ital No IA oshrle Female ACADEMY Surgeon
4 Phillips, Q Vols, Charch street, near The ChAtts
nooga Depot.
Hospital No 15-H,aes's High School Surgeon VIM
u Gamblers IL 5 Vos, corner Of Line snd summer sis.
Hospital No I6--( Ooafrabaad) "A surgeon RO-
aayRe, Z A, corner o. Broad and Front streets.
Hospital Ne IL O5osrs'). Surgeon i D Lynda,
Q S Vols, Market street., on the Hill
HosDtidl No lo-hforris 4 6lraft0a's Building: Sur
Rson ] W Foye, u Vols, No Market street
HospSaaI No 2l-AIsthodts Church Surgeon
Fuller q Vols, Church street, bet Summer and High
OsuaBsIasd Hospital. Surgeon Clark McDermont,
Q Vols, on Hardin Pike, vest Of the fsnitentaTy.
Prison Hospiial-Seeoad BcPtiS ohErch: Sur
Feon @ Hickmsn, z 8 A, Cherry street, on the HILL
Ctoaealasosaf Barracks fHazi1su Hoass): Corner Of
Church and Cherry streets.
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100 cases choice can Pine Apple,
$50 csses fresh Can Peaches,
lOO cases fresh Cove o. sters,
so cases Concentrated MIX,
100 cases fresh Can Tomatoes,
100 boxes choice Hamburg and EnsIIsh Dalsy
Cheese,
200 900 Cigars Of the most popular branda,
leo dozen choice assorted JeIlies, pnts and hall
plnts,
200 dozen choice Catawba and Rhine Wine, qts
and piHts,
A hns lot OF new layer and N. r. Raisins,
And s most magnificent assortment OF cut and
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking.
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Totbevoters OfBedfOrd County

would most respectfully announce myself can
didate for Sheriff Of Bedford county, at the ensuing
March election, and as an unconditional Union man
tsn 81 tds G. n. JENKINS.
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Yovss Ma, stop before 20 further 60. o. I'll
diSseses Suboct % Nans thsFs d 20 diseass % hard
70 cure Is GIT Eissious, Esd PysiczRs are scarce
Ihat understand treating q and % y0s can ~ hat
hSvs oured doaeas n his city, veil IN diHsr-
Sut States, vho have spend aoiiar afsr dollar. sna
nov Wen cured b. ne. an daily roosiVtns ~
eFs and sesdiag medicine % al Pata q the eo1ntry
IN word. ali that are dseased n any way, and VII
gtvs ne call WI gre aiisfAstion ior ~ q no
disssss msatonod IN iha sdrsriiIamsHL Ths beas
q references gives IN this city.
AL lstters d,rcctod 70
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EIection---BedfOrd County

WE ARE AUTHORIZES TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
B. THOMPSON g. 6 candidate for re-election 70 the
Office Of County Court CLERK OF bsaioro SOuhsy
Election, first Saturday in March next. Jan Ia
ou--XViIIiamsOn County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE THE
name Of LYCURGUS MCCALL, candidate ior re
aIsc,io,' a. Tar collector for williamson County.
Election flTst Saturday in March. Jan 22-td@
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FFOsA u r.. ~. BlsAop or.

COLUnzIA, Tens, Nov. 20, 1913.
Ez. J. ". DcIBEAR-Dear Sir have beea much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship. Your method OF teaching seems 10 me
70 be both skifal and faithful, and the Improvement
Of your pupils Is surprising and rapid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. I shall feel happy d
this testimony to your merit shall lead others TO eva
themselves Of your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. q. OTEY.
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BOUNTY PROCURED

i1r nou-oommiasiozsd sHcsss anf pfIFat-s
hags bsc1 IN zee asrEios $50 f1li yesrs.
f-rlsra
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General Court Martial,
IR AID Le0LfgI U B8PIfA8 N EAgHVILE

President Col MARTIN c. HUEIER, SD Ind. Vol. hi
judge Advocate Capt. W. c. SQUIER's 1st o. V. S.