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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

Capt A. v. BAsaIHoI9, chsfo D'PREir
lAsnt Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
T7T1 - -. Z y - 90 y De- % l.a. %.
s...F GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of---m IN the
County OF, and State o., hereby Jointly
and seyeraIy covenant with the United States and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of-Sbo
Sccsptsd that he or they will within ten days atter
the Acceptance Of said bid execute the Contract Tor
the Same with good aud Eufieiont SlretIes IN >
sum equal the amount Of the contract % furnish
SdVertiSeuenf dated - 1854, under which the
bid Was made, and in case the satd-i-shAiI fAh 20
enter into contract Aforesaid, We guarantee TO
make good the difference between the otieT By the
RaId-And the next lowest TeaponEibIe bidder,
oT the perSon 20 whom the contract may be AWArded
6IVeh undsr ouT hands and seals Ehis-dAy Of
-lsGk .rH"- .-r -- '- ~
Witness: ...a 81 % r..-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

NO. os1 ARCH STREET
Frtneipal 0Gec and Kansyaeiay, Z ID
..r- ct,7. JONES EVANs,
Is ssesssrI 70 q. n. jackson Coal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
A. y. DILLON. no. ,. IHnuLL
'sr NEW FIRM.
JAMES n. DILLOH - CO.
Ynn HF.-E.e asaaaa


JAMES II. DILLON = co.
No. 1O9, Market Street,
WAEEIIns, WA
DLuMBRRs. ass Fittsrs Bras Founders and MA-
ehinIsts, doaleFG IN Wfo6ght Iron, GalvanlEsd
Aqueduet, and eli sizes Of Lad Pipes ChAndalerss
0esdxtuFes ofgyeFy description, Sheet LsAd, BTals
OocEs md Valves, Steam whistles, Steam and WAtsr
GuaEeS Lift and Force Pumps, 6ink, HOss, BAbbt
Msti BIook Tn, zlnk, Antm0nyy OEnar
blss. Lightning RodA. Points And InSal4r
torA and al other articles connected wiz tne Oua
ness Of Plumbing and Gas Ritting. .. T.
AGENT for the donsely and AmAlgAm BeIL
Wen Tubing. Tools, PumRS Sel ioL VI Ne.i.'
bTSd oTdss AZ O@ % abroad earuuy and promptly asa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
IRoNn, ooUAII AID giAfl

IORM OF pHOPOBAL-
ITOWH, ooUHTI AID BfAfLI
L thu undarHignsd, do herSby propose 70 furnish
and deliver % the United State8 q the ouaTter-
matter Department al, agreeable 70 the terms
of your inviting proposals for iorAgo
dAiod oumbeElrnd, MaS----i1oes M touoNlng
eI.lole-. .ki.s.is.,-ssoes.gI- -shsas-+Vur bu-i-ul
oiIoo1 I91Bssshss 1iss q esss, n rlsh- atpG bushsI
otLssl!sSssfoB y Bsioa Sao Hay aspst sa ot 1900
P'ena.; .ron. orBal.d Straw ..-p.r ton .f 1900
DeIiTery 70 commence on or before thO-day Of
-1sGk and 70 bO completed on or before the
-dAy of-lS6-, and pledge myself 70 onteE
into 1fittsn contract WithNho United States with
good and approved security within the space OF ten
days amer being notified that my bid has been ae-
''p'' Your Ob't. servant, +s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

Total opposition vote In loyal states. 9o
Lincoln Z vote in loyal states 6lS
Popular maiority against Lincoln. lUs21
NoTR.-The electoral votes Of Maryland and Dela.
ware were given 10 BreekinTidge, Of Missouri and
NsW JerSey TO Douglas, of Kentucky % Bell-An the
IN Ifnooln
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

BEWARE OF coUNTEREEITs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
ThlCoppeI & SheetII0n Ware.

HoN0RRS5 WATER--A hrsSh supply 1u1t 70
Il aIfosiVcd a. No. Odd Fellow Hall Drug storo'
tV aTb cents Q bottle. 1yB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
BrOadbent's French Coffee.

ssftn'e1e5s e's-14 1F. ..f ..71iJ l'7a .77lf
.nais..U-r# 3. trgra-s5z "vsre no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-16

&0 0(l0 - .6CPEAIOR soPPoRrUxITY. An
OO.OVV. Peftner n o new cash enterprise IN fu,l
eCsrsson snc rsn Ing Fortune Apply 10 b. dE0k6E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-16
ElaD LECTURE sEAeON.

IxpoRrArr LKCruRss DAILy-ros orsrrFMrr
On 81 ~ New Y~h hoseurn Of Ana,omw IA asoed-
way aruee esaole " Aainnd these Iecsu,e- IAN have
them I wsrdcd OF respt o ten by sdi duI Dscr
"y Nfev yerx Apsepm n AhatenT. ~ - -. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-16

VU.AN VHnIUks, FATfNIEEB md CAPITALfsf1s--
man as,r -. orY,gn r.c,ies ane spsgec
sSt effsid 70 lose frv t00 to ss0l or VIII would be
pleased 70 gain hAndscms return Ter outlay IN ter.
feca ana patentinG ~ apparatus fer The concentrating
and evapoieung cane iuice nolssses milk, &c a. The
pASsv nahioE AA appiics On hs ability "a
bring out AZ apparatus 70 ever il
requested that no PERSON VII reply this sprrs who M
moi prepared aid him - without audible o. reeves
Addeass RDses~erance, Herald oGcr. " Ns
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
,rrespopdence Of the Union.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA J
Feb. 2. 1854. (

Feb. 2, 1864
Mr. Editor:
Permit me to occupy q space in your
very valuable per, in saying few
words about ehis city, and its appear
ance, as compared with it in time past
Never since the clouds of secession dawn
ed upon the horizon Of the 50 called
Southern COnfederacy, has the city as
sumed the appearance that it now does
The fact is, that rebellion, and ell other
dislOyal combinations, are played entire
ly out, out Of homes, ont Of sorts, and
lastly, out Of pocket. Such then is the
condition Of this once, q portion Of the
bogus Confederaey.
Let any one visit Huntsville at pres
ent, and he certainly will be surprised,
TO witness the business ike appearance
Of the place. It no longer wears the
aspect Of the most Of the Southern cities,
gloomy, dull, and depopuIsted; but on
the contrary, the population is daily in
ereasing, and general socisbility noticed
every where. EVERYTHING passes of as
serenely IS any city north Of Mason and
DixOa's line.
Were il not that We were really en-
gagged in civil war, 10 notice would be
taken Of affairs trsnspiring here, from
that Of any other well governed, incor-
porated city north. Yet our psodss oper-
au9i, 1t present, for the protection Of ligss
and property is not invested in the hands
Of 3 Mayor and Police force. But what
is more efficient in the hands Of Pro-
vost Marshal, who, acting in coBjuetion
with the gallant 18th Wisconsin Vetsr-
ans, keeps the city in = condition well
worthy Of pulic notice.
soMETHIse ELSE. - Provision is in
abundance, aud every one is becoming
somewhat eorpulent, except those ehiV-
alrous gentlemen beyond our lines, who
are reported as usual, feeding on male
meat and corn cobs.
A WOED FOB 0UE SoASIERs.-EVsFy
evening when the weather permits, crowds
OF persons Of sll eolors, siEss, and opin-
ions, can be seen congregaiiDg on the
streets, TO witness she dress psradss OF
the several regim ents, aud 10 hear the
charming music discourEed By the band
Of the 18Th Uniled States regulars, under
the leadership Of tho talented Prof
Clark. Indeed the Appearance and style
Of the troops is excellent. especially that
Of the regulars, elegantly aftired, snd
presenting > show seldom witnessed.
respectfully Q. K.
18th IL. S. Tafentry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
NO. 251.
For ihe Nashville Union.l
RICHMOND. KESTUCKY,l
Feb 4 1874 4

- 49,
For the benefit Of my loyal frisnds in
Tennessee, and especially in Nashville,
/ would say that the rumor ahoat that
sold out the Nashville Daily Journal
to Messrs. Bell, Bruce & Co: is mistake,
these gentlemen are publishing the Ga
zette upon their own responsibility. The
ressOa suspended the publication Of the
Journal, in the first place, is takes money
to publish : newspaper, and had not
money to spend in that way, and cOnse-
quently suspended the publication Of
the paper. And IS to the legality Of
Messrs. Bell, Bruce & Co., allow the
authorities to. settle. The old issues Of
the Gazette, show where they stood %
regards this hell born heresy Of secession
inaugurated by traitors South. never
sold ont to them, nor they never named
such thing to me IS publishing paper,
and / call upon them, to tell the public,
whether I am correct or not. Ny views,
| have expressed them to the public.
time and again, IS regards the rebellion.
would say now 20 the people Of Ten
nessee, that endorse the Administration
of Abraham Lincoln, fully, in every
act. That am for any and al to crush
out this damnabls rebellion, that favor
immediate Emancipation in al the States
not alone in Tsnnesses, but in all We
can never have q permanent peace, in
this country, until this is done. The
right to hold and own property in man,
is unconstitutional, and therefore, the
Congress Of the United States should
PASS an act at once, abolishing slavery
in al the States. say this upon my
own responsibility. I am for Abraham
Lincoln in preference to any man, for
the Presidency, and will not . msjority
of the loyal men in Tennessee, bear me
out in this exposition Of public senti-
ment. Leta national convention be cali
ed at once, and Abraham Lincoln nOmi-
mated as candidate for the Presidency,
with Gov. Andrew johnson, or some 9th
er good man.
Those wishing 50 address me can do
SO, 1t Knoxville, East Tennessee
1 am very Respectfully,
JoHS BLANKINsHIP.
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81 q. q. 81 nIRRnTnRY

fEsNEssEe LODGE, No 1: Msais every Ttssddy
asgkf-R H McEwen, n G; J L Neakley, V @ John
Hide, s9oretary; D Il Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II Nsets eusTv Monday nighi-
Bfarks, q; W / Phillips, V 6; 7 J Hopkins,
Sscetzry; 3 y Brown, Treasurer.
ssIIl.EY LODGE, No 90 Hses eveg Frideg Eiga, al
thoir Hall on South cherry strcst-James Wyatt,
NC; NJ Dortoh, V O.; e + 0oodlstt Secretary, X
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No Jos Germany Meois eDerp
Tbspsdap niqhi-Iohn Hcberich \ q; L NoCker, Y
GA Winter. Secretary; G sietogle, Treasurer
RIDGELY EECAMPMENT No Beess every lsi and
"a Wednesday, nights--G + Fuller, g p j Harris,
Jr,HP; J L Weaklay, W; \ Griiin, J v; John
y HIDE Scribe, p r Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPkEST, No 4: Meets eysV
"a aad 4fh Wednesday ntshts-L Locker, = A
Campbell, II r. J l. Park S "; B Friedman, VI; 7
O Coleman, Scribe; Ward, Treasurer.
pKGBEE OF REBEOCAH Meefs 1a Friday aigh iH
escl uaonib-John Hide, / II; Robt Thompson, A
/ Ai } Nsakiey, seor9lsryi mrs byfne' a Son-
son. sentinel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

A REBEL SURsEoE's PBAOTrcE.-We
have in our possession . letter written
By a rebel surgeon Of Longstrest's army,
captured in = rebel mail, to q brother, in
Georgia. It details several movements
of the enemy in the neighbOFhOod Of
Chattanooga, and gives the particulars Ct
the surprise our troops gave the rebels in
Lookout Mountain Valley. But the
most notable point in the letter is the
confession OF the writer that bis surgical
talents were employed in permanently
disabling al wounded UoiOn prisoners
that came into his hands. He especially
mentions two or three cases where he d.
prived Yankees" Of the use Of their
limbs, so they could never again fight ths
South; and mentions with delight the
fact that be will, in the next engagement,
be assigned 10 the charge Of the Ysb-
kee wounded, when he will give free ex-
ercise TO bis amputating psnchapt The
next sentences Of his epistle are devoted
70 the Christian task Of giving his brother
religious instructions Dayton Journal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

ENGRAVINGS, beautifully cOlOred, Of
our most distinguished officers and men
Of Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, Of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, OF
Clipper Ships, of the Soldier Return
ing from the War, Of the Soldier go
ing 70 the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes of all kinds, from 10
cents each 10 S5 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from 50 70 $50 per hundred-12c. TO
50c. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
oOlOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inelosed in a
stout pastebOsrd tube, size 13x17-
beautifully executed. zoe.
MEDALS Of sll kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &c, &c.
Agent for tho New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you viii see
by references 70 the advertisement in an.
other part Of the paper.
Orders for all kinds Of goods in ny
line promptly illed, on receipt of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
lO7 Main-Btrset,
Isnle-1m 0inelnBah.
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ouartermaster,s Department

ueut. Col J. L. DONAI.DsoN, Senior and suporyis.
srF euaTtermHEtof, and Chief Quartornaeicr oi
Dcpota, Department of the Cumberland. Olloo
1o6 Chcrry y-Eiruet.
Cant. JAARsF. RlSIiEe, Chief Assistant Quarter
master. oflco lo5 Cherry street.
Oapt y. s. WINsLoFs A. q. H., Disburuing Quar-
iermaster, snd Ciief 0ihcer in charge q kiFer
Tra1spoftation, aud Eucl i1r Steamers. Odice
l07 Cherry street.
Cspt. CHAS n IRNlN, A. Q b., 81 charge Of Cor
rails, Siabifs, Public Animals, Means u TrAns-
p0rtati01, Lqnahsr, workshop, &C. Once 100
u.pt- 3. c. CRANE, 4. @ NJ, IN charge Of Railroad
IrnnspoFizsion. Once Chulch-st.s a. Chsttanoo-
c.pt. !. a. sTUBBs, A. q. n IN charge Of Forage,
and Assistant 10 Capf.F. s. Wins0w, A. Y. X.
Oniog6e Cherry street.
'f.ut. a Nosa8N, A. q. NJ, r. charge Of Depot
TraDesortaiion. once 80 Cherry -street.
caut q II Wing. 4. q ~, in charge o. aorse hodl
clnes. Hard uara. and Aiscelaneoua Y. 81. Stores.
fJfice los CtIsEFT .stfest.
lsut. n j cox. A 4. H., in charge Of Stationery,
d " BlArks, 4ofhinE, lamp end Garrison
fasilpass 01sct q AaFkot piseei.
Art. Al Il. TGCEEA, A. Q d., HecciFfsng an4
ferhnfslnz oaarserinasteri e. 2. Military tEt-
roads. Ciiee oaerea-sigests ~ Ch-ilanoogA De-
ysT.F IsOu. k. a. q n, Posi Quartsruiastsr, IN
cAarcs of pcrI ifaasa sa5rt4iiou, Ae-Fitatfi Bar
r,.sks. Qnaffele insl, c9nmuieilen q euAflefz
snd Fuci, lfirl.uE. teerea g detzelnaontsl ee.i
~ t.1loa l4 Lzsrfs -ltEeet.
hsrt FnkECIe IS. HJakE, A. 9. H., IN charge q
r,Forfh-I IeeetaTs nalirga1, O1oe CoiisEe-stIests
tt Nersh .Hssen lepfas
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The latest French suieide reported is
the double one Of . married man Of 81
and his mistress Of 20. He sent for his
wife to come and call upon himself and
compsnion, and when she went she
found them dead from breathing the
fumes Of charcOsl The girl left the FOL J.
loving note ;-'Esch has his destiny ia
this world; cannot escsps from mine.
must 60 TO join the Supreme Bsisg
Last year tried and failed; this time
hope 20 be more fortunate. die with
the only being who truly loves me.
Mother pardon my faults and the grief I
shall cause"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

The actor who personaled MephistJ-
pheIes in the opera Of Faust, IN . osriain
city, besides being . bad singer vas .
cripple. Qailp was asked how be liked
the representation. @Very much," was
the rsply, she certainly sings Ia . dia-
bolical manner, but why does be walk
lsme?' "Don't you know said his
friend, "fhat when Satan was cast out Of
Heaven be broke his Leg = see said
Ouilp, Sand cracked his v1iee At the same
time -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

The severity Of the winter in Europe
is mentioned in private letters, which
confirm the statements il the public
prints. In some parts Of England the
ics was pine inches thick IN the Efss
week in January, and had facilities for
gathering . crop Of ice besnat hand, an
abundant harvest would have been Sc
cured.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
sn..sran. rrsusls. at Pasl., M
JOHN BLAEKINsHIP.

moA8e
The troubles at Paris. Ills, do not
seem to be settled yet. II seems that
last Sunday about twenty armed rebels,
or buttsrnuts, went into that town and
threatened to Idrive out the returned or
veteran soldiers These were not the
kind Of individuals they took them to te.
They did not drive at ali, bat assembled
at the Court House, and sent out . squad
TO meet the guerrillss. The latter fred
upon this squad who returned the FIRE
when the rebels, like their brethren down
ia Mississippi, broke in confusion, leav-
ing their horses. After this skirmish TIE
butternuts collected about twelve miles
South Of Paris. They are represented 20
number from 500 10 600. On Thursday
one hundred and fifty soldiers ware sent
from Terre Hsute. The latter, We be-
lieve returned on Friday night. Accord
ing to the last advices everything re-
mAined quiet, though large body Of but
ternuis were eBcAmped about twelve
miles from Paris, but hsd made no furth-
er observation-disclosures Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

0uilp thinks that when Toombs, Faiia. .
ing the courage and persistence et the
rebels, talked about "dYing IN she isst
ditch" he must have had : aaoaf IN hia
eye
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

"A YoUsGsTER on coming hcme from hia
first term at . boarding school. on being
Asked what be had been fed on, replied,
multiplication tstla hash and siewed
subtractions."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture Of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at 25 and 40, and
Just before be died; also his wile's; .
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
tral America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &C,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
MarahaI,s Sale.

The United States ecrsus b1X containing coats and
Veats; box containing coftoa and Wooen cloth, and
box containing tobacco.
TNFOaNAII0S No. %, District Court or tho United
a states for the Niddo Distrlct of Tennessee.
Ia ohedisaeo 60 "a order 81 said Court naada on the
9ih day a November, 1853, viii sell at The Store
house formerly occupied BY A. }. DUNCAN 3 Co, on
he 7th dayol M4rch, 1854, (slld sale 70 commence
a. 10 O'Clock Of said day. ~ public anciion o. the
highest bidder for cash in hand, tie sad properly.
n. 4, Gl.ASCOCk,
Eeb T-2et u, s. Marshal for said District.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
CnlINTY OEEICERs.

a.srtg-Iames y. Hiuson. Ieg'siiss-Thomas Hob
500 and J. X. BnChEasu.
Esylssr-Fhfnca1 Garrsti.
TFi.siss--W jasper Teylor.
Cslsossr-G B Gunter
Rancs--Al6xandcr Mcdaniel.
Rss5aas Coliscsof-W. y. HggGrtE9n.
E3ol-eoE Tax O5llsos0r-J. g. BriiEy.
Ooss;abiss for lse Rssksiiis Dissso--lohB D 99Eei
and J. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
Tuago-Bon. James WhitW0fth
elsrk--P. Lindsey hich0i.
81 Tho Judges O0uri raeets the frzi Monday in
esch month, end tho QsarteFiy Court, oomPoseo oi
the Magistrates Of the County Il held The 1rEi Aon
day In January, April, gug and October.
CRIMINAL COURT.
ysdes-E9n NJ. m Brisn.
Ais0Tsev GtneTal-Geo. B. 5tuhbiehsit.
CIak-Charles ". Smith.
eE-Ths Court meots the arsl Monday IN April, Au-
gust aad Deocmbef
cHARcERY COURT,
CsIaociiCf-
Oss-E asd Mcf.sg--J. 4. elezFes.
g. Tho Court meets the hrst Eondsy IN Ess and
November.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
Marshal's Sale.

The United States trunk containing spool cot
tor ladies' hose and other dry goods, ] trunk con
tsiniug medicines; 10 boxes % books box contain
ing / dozen bottles OF bdters, box Of boots and
shoes; I box a nleachet domestic: i box aud I
trunks containing meas and women's clothing, ?
boxes Of unh e2rhed domestic. keg of " ne. box
of lRsey cloth; boxes CONTAINING gas fixtures aud
dapery hanEingsi I box Containing bats, and ]
hogshead coniaiaing cfOekeFy and glassware.
VNFORaATIOE 30. ~, District Court q the United
States Tor the Middle District or tennessee.
10 obed ence an order 4 said Count made 10 this
cause on the gth cay of November, 1888 / via seu
al the store h0nse formerly occupied hy A. j. Dun
can A Co, on the "a day Of March, 1864 a public
auction, the highest bidder, for cash "a hard the
above property. sd ssle 70 commence Al 10 O'Clock
on tie morning Of that day.
F. Z. GLAScOCE,
Feb 7-20i &. s. Marshal f0r raid District
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ETbs Commities Of the Public Built
ines reports, that,-"Ths basement Of the
White Houssls loft hnienated, sxcePs
By rats, aud they have uadispu.sd Pcs-
session"
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VOL. II.
Davidson County Directory.
CITY ooVERNhENT

DdtIdS0h OGuIig D&SCsvGts
CITY GoVERAhEkT
JgHN HUGH sMTrR, kayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Esoof6sF.
JOHH CHUHBLEY, Aaskai
DTsag hsysAal.--H T. Wiistuson, A. G. Tucker
CEsrts 81 tss haskef-John Cauublsy, ,ez-eoso, frxs
Tbos. Ecosrsy, second and Elisha Long, third.
Tas 6sssss0r-Wis1D D-lyu.
Rsssnss CoIsofor-A. 8. shGnkiand
Watsr Tar ColiecioT-k. B. GeErett
1taaeirer--R- Henry
Wh.rrf Hos,eT-Tholnas Laska.
gspelsfssdcsf Of Gls FoFkkoass-J. Q. Do6d
supersusssdsat Of 1s Eeis Rogss--Hrn. stosAri.
Cilsf of ne Ere DePa5flnslls-L u Freanan-
6szG0s u fse Cszss.sR-T z. Mcbride.
Eroef Oversser-J. 7. Stewart
OK la0rNy-W Bricn.
CITY COUNCIL
BoakD on AEnrzsrs-A Z. Rriaa, frsriasas.
Fir.f Ward-Jno kcWDen-
sassss4 W'a47-J0seph Rob5.
TIhird WaTd-G A Hagleld.
Folrfh Word--H sccFei.
Fyah Wa4d-Joeeph Knowles
eirh Ward-M Brien.
seseath Ward-M L Claiborne.
EickG Word-lnseph Smith.
C0srxOs C0BsuL--AndreW Anderson, President.
Firs Wdrd-Jas Turner and John CarpeT.
Second WoYd-G N Southgate and 4 Mycra.
Third WGrd-AndreW Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel
foarh Word - and Charifa Saysrz.
PA Ford-W Cheatham and Z B Gias0ook.
6infi Wo1d-T Yarbrough aud VIM Driver.
ssyeafh WGrd-J Z Rlst aud J.W Cresdy.
Eghtk WaTa-Wm Haily and Wheeler.
STANDING ooEsGTTSEs c. THE Org ooURcIa
Fgnaz5s-KnOEics, Southgate, and Anderson.
Hafs FeFks-EnoorBon, Smith, and Giasoook.
S~scss-Sayers, Turner, S0uthgate, EEyheid Cheat
ham, Yarbrough, Claiborne, and Haly.
6ohOoIs--Huf, Knowles, and Wheeler
Ehorf-CaFpeT, T5rnoT, and Newman
Eve DcDartHseEf-Mycrs, Rust, and Sc3yei.
Gas-DFiVer, Brien, and Crcady.
Cepaer-Smith, wheeler, and Baily.
Harkst Hoase-S0uthEate, Newusn, and CeFpsr.
6laUes-Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
Polioe-Yarbrough, scoye, and sayeIa.
Eprings-Claborne, Hul, and Haiiy.
Work Honss-c beEthans, Robb, and Mcdaniel.
improvements and peadi,uTes-scoTel Southgate,
and Driver.
PsbIic PYop9fy-R0bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pest Hoiise-EeWman Haiy and SOuthgate.
nzr The Board oi Aldermen meets She IuesdHyB
Rext preceding the second and fourth IsuTsdkgE IN
eash month, and The Commca uounoi the second
ana fourth Thursdays In each moatb.
NIGHT POLICE
claptssa-5ohn II Pickett
Firsi Lietfeiaas-Bobcrt Scott.
scooad Ltsiasn4Hf--John s ingalls,.
FATEoIMza
Fasaes-naTid McEabb, John Lavender, Joel Phil
nps WA Puckett, Dan'l BurFet, Vim Muoys Murphy
Phillips, Samil plummcr, John Cheuaut, Mich Davis,
James Miller Vim Mayo, Wm Rice, Vim Baker, Il
Byron, Bird Bruce, + r Michel, Vim Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
81 The Police Court Is opened every morning At
uino o'clock