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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby siven 70 NE sfsditsss 81
lN the Estate Of JOHN MeCammsn, Deceased,
that upon Rxaminatisn Of the Real xhd Pea
sonal assets Of said Kstste, II b declared
iusolvent by the Probate Souft u MonrDa
county, Ohio. es-e fs.h'
3a HUGH B. HILL AxHN
December I, 1s64--ew. -ke '7ssTs
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of Hen.
Salmon p Chase as Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court. The nom
nations Of James Speed as Attorney
General, and Wm. Dennison as Post
Master General, were sent in but not act
ed upon.
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Legal Notice

A GNES HATHAWAY and Adam C. Hatha-
II way, her sband, will take notice that
OH he sth day OF November 1864, Margaret
Pinth and Daniel Path her husband, fled a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, wherein they demand
partition of the following real estate, situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
The north half of the north east quarter
of section thirteen, township six, and range
six; and that at the next term of said Court
the said Margaret Path and Daniel Path
will apply for order that partition may BE
made of said premises.
MARGARET PATH,
DANIEL PATH.
November 16, 1S64-6w.
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Run Away =!

NTILLIAM F. LINTON aud ELI LINTON,
w who were apprenticed to me to learn
the trade and occupation of farmer, having
left me without nay consent, this is to warn
all persons not to trust or harbor them on my
account, as l will be responsible for no debts
of their contracting. Furthermore will ne
longer be responsible for any covenants in
their indentures of apprenticeship.
WILLIAM HOGUE.
December Z, 1s46-3w pi.
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Official Vete.

The following is the off ,ial result Of the
Presidential eieetion in Maylsnd Ceunec
ticut, New Hampshirs, New Jersey, Del
aware, Maine and New York:
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s~ ~Announcements Of marriages and
deaths, containing four lines sr less, we
publish free of charge; and will be much
obliged to our friends throughout the
County. if they will forward them to US.
Obituary notices must be paid for, at the
rate ofsfive cents per line.
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Administrators Sale of Rea
Estate.

I N pursuance OF an order of the Probate
| Court of Monroe County, Obie. will offer
for sale at public auction. on the
goth day of Jsnuary 1855.
at one O'Clock 2. NJ at the front door OF the
court house the following premises in Ohio
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, to wit
Lot number six, eight feet off the east side
of lot number seven, lots number nine nd
ten in Baresville. Also the undivided half of
the north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section twenty-nins, township one, and
range three.
Subject to the widows dover. TERMS OF
SALE-Cash in hand.
JNo. B. N0LL, admir- of
S. w. Noll, deceased.
December IA, 1864-4w
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Notice,

NOtIce,
MARY GAKBNHEIMER, of Nashville, in the
Nl State of Tennessee, Is hereby notified
that Louis Gakenhsimer, ON the 2lst day OF
November, A. D.. 1864, filed his petition in
the office Of the Clerk of the Court. of Gem
mon Pleas, within aud for the county of Mon.
roe and State Of Ohio, charging said Mar,
Gakenheirner, with going away and living il
ing that he may be divorced ffofa the said
Mary Gakenheiaery which petitiew will be
| for hoaring at the term Of said Conrt. com
mencins on the 9th day Of Febfasry A. D
1865. AMOS s. PASShORE,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Nov. 80, lss%--sw.
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Ounrtermasferss r1epartment.

Lieut. Col J L. DONALDSON, senior aud superyis
ing Quartcrmnstor, and chief Quarttfrlasier ci
nopots, Department e the Cumberland. Once
los Cherry street.
CAPT. JAMEsF. RUsI5iSG, Chief Assistant Quarter
Haasior. oliee les Cherry -sfreet.
Capt B. s. MINsLoE, A. g. H., Disbursing Quar-
iermaEier, aud Chief 0noer in charge " River
TrapspoTtatea, and 2 uci Or Steamers. Once
o.pt. CHIs. Il lawn, A. Q. H., IN charge Of Cor.
rails, Stable, Public Animals, Means Of TTaus-
Portation, Lauber, WoIk-saopss &c. oaoe Zoe
Chery-sL
CAPT. J. c. CRAEE, q. H., IN charge q Railroaa
Transportation. oiics Caufch-et., az Chattanoo-
e. Depot
CAPT. }. 4. STUBS. a. Z. y An charge ofForsgo,
aud Assistant 10 Cspt-E. s. NiraoN, A. =. y.
Ofoos Chersy street..
Capt ]. BOgqoN, A. 9. H. in charge Of Depot
Transportation. Cl.oc ~ cherfy street.
Cauf c. y MING, A. Q D., in change 81 horse Mcdi
cines, Bard waTr, Hne Alacallaleous q b. Stores
CGloe les Ch1rrF-sifuri.
Capt !. j. cox. A g. ~, in charse Of Stationery
q d. Banka, Clothing laaip and Garrison
EquirsFa Oslo ~ Market street
Cart M.IDChEf, A. Q h., heceirfinf and
ffst5urslHC oaariffIEa0teT, II. q. Military Kali
roads. Cials lalTeh-aifeat, "a ehail4nocEa De-
Capt TsoE. a. A. Q 81, Post ogartorHnasssr, IN
charge ~ Peat Trans art4ilons halrilalas Bar
racks, Quarierfs fual. oommuiation q Quarters
and Fpel, Printing, I1s1az 70 deiechnenisi ae.,
&c. Cfoe ~ CheHg -stleet.
Oapt FRANCS q. fu6Ail, A. g. n, 81 charge Of
EOrfh-Nesiern Railroad. OEice Colle9e-etreoti
81 North 4asiern ntrct.
"a p. BOY f.ESfifiEEE, A. A. Q. -, Assistant V
CAPT, ,. :. NinaoE, A. .. \. once o. Lover
LsFaa.
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NO. 288

band who marched from East Tennesses
to Kings mountain in the old Revolution,
and the time viii come when we nay
again be proud to be called E ast Tennes-
scans.
This appeal, however, to East Tennes-
scans to stand By their eOlOrs, is super
auOus, as they sre unconditional Union
men, and cannot be driven from duty By
the thieves who rob their families, nor By
the jeers Of Irresponsible cOWardly let
ter-writers, who are continually writing
to Northern journals about their ignO-
rance, nor BY that most ssakiaiasst cat Of
aH"-the charge Of ooluaraics. They will
still rally around the flag" with faith
in the peEpetuity Of ths Union As unfal-
tering ss that which animated the Isras-
lites Of old in following the "pillsE Of
cloud by day, and the pillar Of FIRE BY
night"
1t would be improper to conclude this
article without giving proper credit to
Major General Howard, who has won
golden opinions from all loyal people
everywhere through East Tennessee, and
is everywhere regarded by them as a
friend, not an enemy. And it may be
proper to further remark that there are
many officers who disspprOve Of such
conduct as have narrated, among whom
may mention Gen. Thomas. Yet there
are many who not only permit, but seem
to countensnee and encourage the deVas-
tating process which has been resOrted
to in East Tennessee. may say fur
Their, this public complaint Of the con-
duct of certain portions Of the army,
would not now appear, were it not Tor the
fact that longer silence on the part OF
East Tennesseans, might be construed
by the pusillanimOus soribblers who
write about US, into an acknowledgment
Of the chargesof eOwardice and Ignorance.
Such insinuations and charges made
wholesale by these scrib5leFs is intended
to beget in the minds Of Northern people
and Government officials q sort Of con-
tempt for cur people, in order that no
attention may be paid to or sympathy
shown to them when they complain Of
their losses. No doubt such scribtlers
are paid by some QuaFtermsster to do 50.
At shy rate such attacks are mean and
cowardly, and in bad taste, and no man
having Che least particle Of prineiple
would thus attack 3 people who have
shown such devotion to the cause OF The
Union. To all such, general challenge
from East Tennesseans is rendered, TO 60
into the ranks with them and stay ca Tie
field as long as they do This is all the
East Tennesseans will demand Of any
who believe them towards or ignorant ct
their rights. This communication is al
ready too long, but the enOrmities and
outrages committed on loyal East Ten
nesseans demand public attention; and
little pOpinjay shOulder-sirappad gentry
need not think that because we have sub
mitted thus long that we have no spirit;
aud the day may not be far distant when
they will fad, instead Of women and
children, some manlier forms will be
there to project the loyal families Of the
soldiers Of East Tennessee.
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Among the intercepted rebel cores
pondence is . letter from Col G. A. L.
Lamar, 10 his father G. B. Lamar, the
Savannah blockade runner, dated Paris,
Sept. 10, in which he says: Il have
made some 5000 on cOtton-am mr.
ranging to purchase 100000 Of gold in
New York-Gov. Foots, Bowers and self.
GuiOn is to borrow the greenbaeks in
New York, buy the gold snd ship it to
EDgland-We then draw sterling, which
is sold in New York for greenbacks, pay
up what we owe, and the balance viii
Be profit Il will 20, think, to 200.
Such speculatiOns help rs and our Gov
eminent too. II helps to break down
their currency"
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J. Il. VAN STAVOREN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So College-street.


THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now CON-
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, il is inferior to none in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, TO take
photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic ART, and to have them placed IN Oil or
Water ColOrs, By the best Artists.
Miniatures Of deceased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, and colored.
4 full assortment of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Gases, together with the lar
gest variety Of Albums brought 10 this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of OIL paintings, olOred
Steel Plate ErgraVings, French and Chro-
mo Lithographsfrom the works Of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, Corboud, DObson, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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Gen. SsdgeWick has written letter 20
Gen. French, commanding The Sd Corps,
emphatically denying the serious charges
against the latter by = New England
clergyman, from which it Appsurs that no
such conversation as 10 represented with
General Meade ever took place. General
sedgewick pays . high compliment to
General French's personal bearing during
action, IS well as bis able disposition q
troops.
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The London papers talk very glOomily
about. the prospects Of war. The Times Of
January I'd says: "There is not q quarter
Of the globe free from war or the immi-
nent danger Of war, and the sole hope Of
preserving or restoring peace rests in the
hands Of the different rulers and minis
ters. II they will, however, act in the
cOneiliatory spirit, ascribed to them BY
the Emperor Of the French, that may
not be settled without war. That be
should on any grounds be convinced that
peace will be maintained is about the
most hopeful sign with which the year
could have opened.
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EN6RAVINGS, 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 to the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of ell kinds, from 10
cents each 10 So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from So to $50 per hundrsd-12c. to
zoe. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in FIVE
colors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inclosed in .
stout psstebOard tube, size 13x17--
beautifully executed. zoe.
MEDALS OF all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &c, Sc.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, IS you viii see
by reference 10 the advertisement in an
other part Of the paper.
Orders for ell kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
l07 Msin-street,
jsnl6-1m Cibcinnsd.
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ENNEEEE LODGE, 10 ] Msrs eraV Tuesday
aiohf-E Il MoEwsn, 3 az J 7. healiey, O. John
n nide, Secretary; X 3 spain, Treasurer.
4 sl2ABUE LODGE, 30 II Meets s5ep Monday night
J L Parks, n g; fhiii.9s, Y &; J hor
Secretary: 3 Brown, Treasurer.
SSiuEY LODGE, No 90: Mees cgaE FrilaV night, 81
their Hail on South lhcrry Eireei--Jtmcs Wyatt,
NC; Nj Dorich, V q; Z i Goodstt, Secretary, d
G Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No Jos (German) 1feeis egeB
TdursdaB aigtt--John hebcrichi @; Z Ao1;ers
G. Winter Secretary; G sietorle, Treasurer
RIDGELY ENCAmPMTNr No j Hfesfi eUefg la and
81 "Wednesday nfqhs-G p Fuller q 2; y harris,
Jr,HP:J l. Wtakley, S "; y X Grifin, J "; John
II tide. Scribe, 3 r Cutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPHENT, no (: Afeat oueTg
j ~ assd sfh Wedaesdaf nigiis-L locker, /; 4
Campbell II Z; } J. Park s "; 3 Friedman, " 4
OColeman, Scribe; n ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF RERECCAH Meets 1a FFiIag niqhf n
eaoh moufk-John hiae, + Ai ilobt thompson, A
IM;J weakly. Secretary; a,rs Byrno, Con
duotor; Mrs b Brown, .8ardenj hrs Chas Robert
Arnfinff.
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ST. Paul, MinnesOia, claims 70 b tho
greatest far market in the world, aud
supports that claim By The following
list Of furry animals killed this season;
$500 buGalOes, $50 bears, 1850 red
foxes, 1900 nuskrass, 2.258 offers,
SO Gfehss, 1900 martsn, IS erlss FIX
and $500 wolves.
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Citizens residing in The eastern part Of
the Idaho Territory sEo making az eiiaFa
70 have the Territory divided owing g
the difficulty If communicates be'Heen
the two parts Of T. some Of the mem
bers Of the Territorial Legislatsre have
70 travel : thousand miles 10 reach ne
Territorial Capital.
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Medical Dirocs0r n DgaTimat.

Rsrqcoa; Glover Perrin A. Oinoc' chattanooga
? ltEEs
f,ssass Medical n slt5T. fuTFc0a Henry
Tslursion OGoe 10 81 Cherry street. between Broad
aud Church.
Medical Jaspcciafs eirgc1n " lcndeo M, Z s Vols.
Once No "a Cherry street. between Broad and Church.
Hfesical Dirsc,of Hss-rc C0Tfs: surgeon William
yericn 4 Vols. O1lce, High eireei, Gen Granger
old headquarters.
Mslioal Director q IN Pof; surgeon Wstgoa.
Once south SUMMER street, rear ftc city Cemetery.
r1Fro-ori Na-stal. Leut Col eco Spanllng.
a ssif1af Provost Aarshal; Captain james Boyd,
6iFt Iilueis. OlGce 40 the State Capitol.
Ci1sussdaasT of ne Pod. Rrieadior General 7 $
Stranger. headquarters, College street, between
Church and union streets.
r7TTeadeaarters 81 tls CosnaldT q ne Disfrsof o.
NarIrs1is Gen Il h Rousseau The Elss residence
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at % and 40, and
just before he died; also his wiie's; =
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Gen.
trail 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,
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The following Sc correct iist of all Hospitals IN
TosritaI No l-OlS Gun Factory; Surgeon c "
amer College Street, Oh the hi.
Foruifal No 2-BuiDtFsifg BUiiding; surgeon Il ID
I.yndesU Vois Market street, on the dil.
FTospiisi No S-Tiislsgs BaidiHg' surgeon J. D Her-
low L S Vols, Soufh-ossi corner Public Square.
Hospital No b--sgn lacioTg; sargcon & W hoge-
bo1n. l. s Vols. upper end OF Front street.
Hospiiai 10 S-Mas0aio Hoii: SURGEON oticr-
eoa 4 Vols, corner Of Church ana Summer streets
HossifaI No o--CagriGes fdcf0fg; A surgeon q
~ France, L A. Market street below thesquaro
IIespiiai 10 III Pca h0ase): a A surgeon J. d
Horie u s A. On University iiac.
Ha-piial No - froadlras hoiel Surgeon J " iau
ian ii s Vole, corner Broad and Cherry streets
Tospiiaf No 13- Iltune's High Sciooi. Surgeon +
Tavlor III : Vols, corner al Spruce and Broad streets
fJornifai Ne -Nashris fclaoie Academy: surgeon
ia Phillips, Vols, Church street, near tae Cnaita
nooga Depot.
Hospital No 15-Htsiss's H5h School Surgeon VIM
n Chambers Z S Vols corner of Line and Summer Eis
Hogisiai No I5--( Conirsbond) A A surgeon ho-
navnS Il = A. corner Of Broad aud Front streets
HasssiaI No l7-fOfosrs1 SURGEON 4 D lyndoi
Z Vols. MsFket street, on the hiil.
: Hosilstaf No Ia--H 4 StaifoIs BHildiug: Sur
seen i vi F0yo, 4 S Vols, No Market street
fJ,.s;f1f No eI-nlsfsodid Church surgeon
FnIie- II s Vols Church street. bei Summer and High
f,..sberiand Hosgiini' Surgeon Clark MciieTmont,
II s Vols on Hardin PIKE, west a the feultcntiary
Tyisoa Hospital-seooad Baptia Ciszch: sur
econ G Hicsnan, 4 s A, Cherry street, on tho ll
f1,sraIsscsaf Barracts fNarrsii h0ass) Corner Of
Church and Cherry streets.
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ConNT-Y oErECERs.


Easrtf-Jamos r. H'utoa. D.ysiies--Inonas hob
son and J. X. Bughantas
Hssfsfsr-~r hlncaE Gafrlt.
IITssse-W Jasper LHTlar
CsrousT-6 Guricr
Ea1esg-sl tEaracr Mcdaniel.
Re-1sas C3iie1ior--li. ~ isglcris3n.
Ealreed Ear C.lia-i1--j. q. Eg'ieg.
Oln,fatle, for as Fassg1.e Dti-isl--Jo'a y. soToi
sns j. L. EcNmaa
COUNTY COURT,
Judes--fion. 5emcn HaitEofih.
= f7lTh-P Lndgley hie89i.
~ Tho Iudgc's Court meets tho nTst Monday IN
ssrh montb, and the Quarterly Court, composed q
day 10 January, APRIL july and October
CRIMINAL COURT,
Ju1Qs--Hon III. H. Urisn.
kA0rney GeneGt-Gcn. p. Elubblcneid.
Cisrh-ChnFicg W. smith.
80 The C0urt meets tl9 nrlt sonday IN ApFli "A.
reEt and December.
cHhggcERY COURT,
gisasccfl1g-- -
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4 despatch from Washington says tho
Military Committee Of the Senate VIII
vote against the confirmation Of Gen.
SchofeId-
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The Vsnderbit has arrived At New
York. her boilers in : bad condition.
She Is to be repaired immediatsly.
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Davidson gauRly Directory.
CITY EKT.
gcHE HUGH SMITH, Eag0F
WFLLTAE SHINE. Es,5rfs9.
r-r--rr9T1-

EaAt ANlWh EfAtte1A AAA WV 4.
4 CITY GOVERNMENT.
geHE HUGH SMITH, kag0F
WEILIAE SHANE, Reo5rfsg.
yoHE CHUHBLEE, AarsAaL
De5Eg Horssais-W. z. WlEinse1, a. G. Ta5Ecr
60 d ~ Iaorsel-John CdunJlsy, es-e1,s, Er-t
Thos. EoosTlyi second; snf klizha Long, tliri
gerz 3r.sssoF.-lf Ham Driver.
rsr,.,ss CoIfsfcr--h. z. SkEuksnd
Eds- I1e tbIlso,oF--a B. Garrett
Irdarr-c-R. Henry
EIarf Nazsr--I horuas Lsste.
Esperiatsadss q &c Rorthorss-J. Q. Doed.
{ sags-isiss.as.t 5f q Waav Wefls--Wm. stewart
Cti>f q ne F.re DGariles.-L = Ereernan-
Sire, 0vaser--J Z: stsHns.
CITY COUNCIL,
Bo,nD or AlpEzzEz-A.E y. Brlea, Prsziasui.
Fir-f Word-JnO E Newman
fe.oas Vcfd--Joseph RObb.
T7srd p,srd--0 A ] aiayfcd
Folr1 Wore--HG scoFe.
nm Ea1d-Joserh 3 Knowles
cisH Wrrd--M u Brien.
espsaa Ward-M g L Claiborne.
ElqLfh Word-Joserh Smith.
CorwoE CouEcfL-hndreW Anderson, President
Fira Ward-1as Turner and John Carpcr.
Send Ward-G u SouihEate and Myers.
Third Wdrd-AndrcW Anderson and Alex McD1nieL
F5urlh Word -- and Charias Haycrz.
Fiji Wcv5--W Cheatbam and 2 Glasc0ok.
eirth Hord-.T YarbrOufb ard Wm Driver.
sesendh Wort p Rest and ivy Cready.
Ecafh Hdfd-Mm Haiiy and J. D y neeier.
igTlsDrEG ooKxIFTrz o. TBH ogrT COUNCIL.
Fsara1s-KnOHies SouihFaie, and Andersen.
Wcfa Woria--kndorsoH, Smith, and 6iascock.
ssrses-sayers Turner, aouthgates Nay Aea, oheat-
haA YarbrCueh, Claiborne, and Hliiy.
fsools-Huf, Know. cE, nnd wheeler
Ertarf--CurpeT, Turner, snd Newman.
fire Departaest-ni gers, kusts and bo0Fei.
Gcs-Driver, Bron and Qroady.
Cealeer-smlth, Wheeler, and Haiy.
.ETarEef Hostse-soothgate. Newman and larpar.
Rlarss-Bgicn, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
Polios-Y arbroueh, kcDYe end Sayers
61rnGs-CaIburDe, Hug, and baiiy-
Work H0ase-C heafhar1, RObb, aud MCDANIEL
Improvements and zpeadturcs--coFei, aoulhgatei
J and Driver.
Public Propofy-Robb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet. Hoi,ss-Nowmsn, Hsiiy md sJathgnie.
e. Tho Beard 0i Aldermen meets the lEc3aaye
next preceding The ftcond end Fourth l1cff-ags il
each month. and fhii Common Doulcu tB3 f5eo14
end fourth Ihufsiayi IN eroa rouih.
hight POLICE
L C7ps1t,-Iohn II Pickett.
- Fsrs Iictitnanf-Iobart Scott
- f.ero5ld Ifsldlsu fnf--Icln = ingalls,.
riFnolETs.
Nemes-David ffcNatb, John llVcnderi joel Phil
lips Vim puckcit, uan'l BurEet, Wan Aull9y, AnTply
Philips gaml riummer, John Chenaah, kich Davis,
James Miller, Wm Mayo, WIN Rico, Nm Baker, II
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J.T.LLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES AL the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
TORS. Size 40S54.
Pocket form, linen back 81 so
plalns ..................-..--.-.. wv
Sheet, 90
J. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with q full descrip-
ton of the.whole Coast, depth of wa
ter, &c, and a Description of each
County. Size 4ON "a.
Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 50
plain, .................................... co
Sheet form, 90
J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from ST. Louis to it's mouth, with q
full descrip tion Of all the Islands,
bars, names of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40N5O.
Pocket form, linen back, 81 so
form, plain, OO
sheet forrn 81
J. T. LLOYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
to LIST August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
5ON 60.
Pockol form, linen back, 81 50
plain, ............. ..................... 90
Sheet Is ................'.... 30
]. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&c, colored in counties. Size 40E so.
Pocket form, linen back, ................... 81 90
q plain, ......................... 90
sheet ............................... 90
&" Of Ketucky,
Of Virginia,
OF Missouri.
II. Il. LLOYD's MAP OF THE RE-
BELLI0N, showing the Territory Ia
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with backgrounds marked on
sheet form.
30 = 80, 70
Book fern colored, with sketch Of each eight up
to the last agbt at Mission Ridge, ............ 90
Rain, ...... 81
CHARTS OF IS GENERALS, hand
somely colored.
Size 2s< 80, sheet form...... ,............... %
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely cOlored.
Sheet form, ..... %
BATTLE OF FORT DONELsON, beau
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Sheet form, 80
sCRPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ, Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
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