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TRoWBRIDaE-Some Of our contempo-
raries ask who is TroEbfidge," whose
letters from New York on blockade-run-
ming were recently captured and pub.
lishsd. \. P TroWbridgs was formerly
Of Augusta, Georgia He was originally
q egro-driVsr, became next 3 negrO-tra-
der, and used 10 visit Virginia annually
TO buy slaves for the Georgia market. In
that way be made fortune and became
what is called By northern snObs .
southern gentleman" lie has been out
Of the negotiating business for some
years.
Soutter, who is mentioned in the let
ters, was formerly President Of .
New York Insurance Company Of which
one Of the LAmars was President. Dart
was formerly a halter in this city. Dow
was E mining agent in Tennessee.
There are hundreds Of sach Vsgabonds
80 these in this city, looking out for "a
10 turn an honest penny in
various dubious ways. They we're much
excited with hopes Of plumber last July,
during the riots, with which this class
had mors TO do than was suspected at
the time.-M KPost.
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j. Il. VAN STAVOREN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AID
PICTURE GALLERY,
So College-street.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, it is inferior to none in
the South; that be is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
Photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size snd 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.
a full assortment of Plain and Fancy
AmbrOtype Cases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought to this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of OIL paintings, OOlored
Steel Plate Ergravings, French and ChrO-
mo Lithogrsphsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such az TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, OorbOud, DObsOn, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hamman, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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New sugar and Cotton Fields.

New fields for the growth Of sugar
and cotton are constantly opening. The
South Pacific islands axe just now en-
gaging much Of the attention Of capital
lists. A vessel has recently left San
Francisco loaded with q sugar-min and
other machinery for q company who are
about to engage in the cultivation Of
those staples in Tahiti. This company,
which has its principal olIiea in Paris,
has obtained q grant Of about ten thou
sand acres Of arabic land on ths south
east side Of the island Of Tahiti from the
French government, and il is their in
tentiOn 70 plant the whole Of it with
sugar and cotton. For labor il is IN
tended TO bring . force Of from three
hundred to six hundred natives from
some Of the semi savage islands which
lie in the direction Of New Caledonia.
Prior 10 the war with the French in 1916
Tahiti had began TO produce considers
bic sugar, as much as two hupdred tons
having been exported in one year. The
war, however, destroyed the plantations,
which could not be worked from lack Of
labor. From that time to the present
the island has had to import most Of the
sugar required for its own consumption.
The sugar culture in the Sandwich
Islands is growing in Importance. Cor
respondenee from Honolulu informs us
that the past year has been very favor
able for the crops which are larger than
ever before. Twsnty-four sugar mills
are now in operation on those islands,
nine of which are worked by steam. In
addition to the plantations already
worked there are large tracts Of Land,
equal in extent and richness Of soil 20
any now planted, which viii ct no dis
tant day be converted 20 this use, There
are also numberless small tracts Of arable
land. as well as Of rich but rocky soil,
upon which crops Of from twenty 10 fifty
tons Of cane could be raised. Hitherto
Il has been impractieable TO make sugar
profitable upon 90 small scale; bat
change promises 70 take place in this re-
spect. A new invention has been intro
duced by which IL is possible 70 eVapo-
rate Juice rapidly in small quantities Il
this results as expected there viii prcb-
ably be = steady increase Of small sugar
farms all over the islands; especially IN
the we'll watered and wooded but broken
disfr1cfs on their winward sides.
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NO. 288.


Under this head the Richmond Wbiv
of recent date presents the following
facls illustrative Of the rebel condition:
Three thousand men in Ilongstreet's
corps are bare foot; JOhnstOn's army is
suffering terribly for want Of blankets
and clothing; Lees soldiers are destitute
of socks and other necessary clothing;
and the whole energies Of the ConfederacY
are summoned to supply the demand; iho
prospect for el1ihing next year Is dark
snd gloomy; it cannot be got through the
blockade, and there are no materials in
the home market. The sources both Of
leather and wool are diminishing every
month; the supply Of food is equally
soant; very little bacon IS left; beef is
going, and mutton would not feed great
armies. even could il be had; the crons
are failing, and prices constantly going
up; besides, there is no labor without
which there can be 10 production; the
CONSUMPTION is taking to the ranks all
the whites, and the negro will not work.
Even if be wonld, be could not prevent
famine, which would bring in
surrection With it. Then, without crops.
horses cannot be fed, aud army without
horses is a mnn without limbs. Even now
horses sufficient to serve the purposes Of
the existing army are obtained with the
greatest difficulty, 50 that is utterly i'm
possible TO double the army and increase
the trains, as some extrayagantly talk Of
doing still further, besides wagons and
trains, muskets, cannon and ammunition
must be had, and these Il is not impos-
sible to procure. There is now only
bare sufficiency of mnskets and cannon
to supply present needs, and as TO am
muniticn, since Charleston aud Will
mington have been closed, and the nitro
beds Of Tennessee torn from the rebel
grasp, the supply can never be more than
equal to the demands Of the present
army.
What q showing is this for the rebel
lion which started with such great ex-
pectatiOnsl Gan army poorly clad
we use the language Of the Wing
"seantily fed indifferentlY equipped,
badly mounted, with insufficient trains,
with barely enough ammunition" and
with nothing but want, suffering and d.
feat before it-this is the dependence,
and the only dependence Of the rebel
leaders, who, three years ago, promised
to water their horses in the Delaware
river and daunt their banner from the
Capitol of the nation.
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state Convention in Arkansas.
THE PEOPLE ACTING.

LITTLE Rock, January 10, 1864
The Convention for the formation of q
State Constitution is now in session here.
Some twenty-seVen counties are repre-
sented. In fifteen of them they held
their elections at their ordinary pre-
cincts without the presence of = single
soldier. The vote is amazingly large for
the circumstances. Our county, which
voted before the war some eight hundred,
cast four hundred and eighty at this
election. The election was called by
mass meetings. Not one of the delegates
but is in favor of eradicating slavery
finally and forever. A resolution of in
structiOns to the Committee on the Con-
stitution has already unanimously passed,
ordering them to report provision for
prohibiting slavery forever from the State.
Glorious for Arkansas
{ The delegates who are here are repre-
sentative men many of them have been
shareholders, some large shareholders.
Here, then, we stand before the world
in a prouder attitude than any other
State. We have dispensed with the
agency of Military Governors. as of all
other external agencies, the people spon-
taneously acting in their own behalf. If
the Government will just assist them the
State will be back and free in less than
four months. Congress and the Presi-
dent have heretofore been exercising
themselves in inventing expedients for
giving the overridden people of the South
sn opportunity of voting. But the peo-
pie here have settled the whole matter
for themselves without any external help,
and in perfect accordance with the ge-
MUS of our institutions. viii the Gov
eminent not assist US by ratifying their
action? They do not propose to make
constitution binding at once, but after
ratification by the people, who shall have
been enrolled in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation.
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm

ENSRAVINGS, 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 all kinds, from 10
cents each to So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from So to $50 per hundred-12c. to
50c. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
cOlOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inolOsed in
stout pastebOSrd tube, size 13x17-
beautifully executed. 5Oe.
MEDALS Of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS;
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
sc, &c, &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you viii see
by reference to the advertisement in an
other part Of the paper.
Orders fer ell kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
lO7 MHin-street,
ianl6-lm Cincinnati
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COUNTY COURT.
! o. o. 4. DTRECTORY.

TENNESSEE IODeE, 10 I; Meets egay Trssdav
nighf--R II AlcEWeu, n a; J J. v oakley, Y 4, John
Hide, secrriaFy5 ) X Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, 80 IL: hcts enTB Monday wight
il Parks, q; W / Phillips, G.; Hopkins,
, Secretary: b Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, 10 90 Nets ere7g Friday Hi4t AZ
their Han on South liberty EtFeei-james Wyatt,
30: NE Dortch v G.; p j Co0dlett, Secretary, 81
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No Jos (Gernau) Meets ererg
TIs,rsfay night-Iohn heher.ch, G.; Z hocser,
q: A Winter, Secretary; q sicterIe, Treasurer
RIDGELY ENCAMPAIENT no +; Meeis ogeF LEI osd
81 HsfaesiaH niqhis-G j Fuller. u; D H2Tis,
Jr, II I; J i Nsakiey, " = x Griitn, J Vi; John
= Hoe. Scribe, b p Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH lNCAMPNENT, No 4; Alesa euerB
% aad sfA Helnes3og rigiis-L locker, q p; r a
Campbell y r; J j. Park M ? Friedman, "; T
q Coleman, Scribe, n Ward, Treasurer.
pFGREE OF REBBCCAH Eesfs la Friday night 81
eaoA raonli--Johu r Hide J. &; kobt Thompson,
LAi; J. Weaidey, Secretary; hrs Byrnei Con
ducior; Mrs Il Brown, hGr4eni Mrs Chhs Robert
enn Sentinel.
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Lent Col J. L. DONALDSON se1ior and superyis
inc QusrtermasteT, and Chief Quartormasier Of
Depots, Department. Of the Cumberland. olloe
los Cherry-streat.
Capt. JAMEsF. RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter
master. Olloe los Cherry-strect.
Cart ?. S. WINSTON, A. q. NJ, Discussing Quar-
termAster, and Chief Oficer 81 charge q kiver
Transportation, and fuel for S.oal6eIs. Ofhce
iOl Oherry-street.
CAPT CnAs. II. IRWIN, A. Q. n. IA charge Of Cor
rails. Stables, Public Animals Means Of TrBus-
portafiou, Lurnher, Workshop, &C. Once Ice
CherIy-st.
cspt. J. c. CRAM, A. Q. H.. in charge e. RAILROAD
transportation. Once Churcl-Et., 10 Chatta moo
es Depot.
c.ri. J. J.. STUBS, A. q. II in charge Of Forsge.
snd Assistant % 0apt.F. =. WiusoW, A. Z. i.
Oalce IS Cherry EtrelL
Cant J. H0K10N, 4. .. ~, IN charge Of narot
TranspoTtaiion. Oaice ~ Cherry street.
uapa. c. T WING, A. z b.. in chnsFs o. Horse Modi
cinea Hardwsfe, and Miscellaneous q. d. sfores.
Ofioe los cherry street.
Cant Il J. cox. A 4 81, in charge Of Stationary
q n RanfH, CoihiEE, Camp and Garrison
Eesiipage unce ~ Market slfaet
Can't a. A. TUCKER, A. O. NJ hecCptins and
Disturbing Q1artermasfer, Y. 3. Military Kali
roads. Once Qiurch-stroct, 80 Chailanoesa De-
pot
Cspf.J.F. TaON, A. A. q r., Rost Qusrtsrnasser IN
charge Of Post Transportation, hQsPltalai bar
racke, QuarierE fuei, C9Mmuiaiiqn 81 Quarters
and Tuel, Printing, Issues 70 deiaeameniai ac.i
&c. 0llos ~ Cherry -siIeoi
Capt FRANCS Il. kL6Ahs "A. Q, n, m charge .
Horth-Nestefn liaflroed. 3 0Aco Coiisge-stresii
81 Eosth-Hestsfn Depot
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an Chilean Searching for MS Rights.
We learn from the Cincinnati Folks-
blatt that one Peter Hartinger, who
went oct in search ofhis rights with JOHN
Morgan, when that .fugaeious indiyidu-
al was on bis tour Of pluadsr throughout
Ohio, but abandoned bin IN trouble, has
been anessed and held 70 bail in The sum
Of s., 600 for giving aid and comfort %
the public enemy. He acted - guide
70 John through Jackson sad aoloin-
ing oountiss. We bops be will get bic
dghts-six fest Of rope.
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PHONOGRAPHY.
WRITING
AND
BOOK KEEPING
TAUGHT BIZ
]. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the "seisnes Of Psnmanship.
Author Of the "seisnoe Of Psnmanship. /"


Persons from to 90 years can learn this system.
Ia a 1ew lessons ladies are taught 70 write in !
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen in bold
rapid, business style.
To persons acquainted with its merits his systern
OF writing needs no other recommendation but those
unacquainted with it, Mr. d. refers 10 the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
mansnp merely as an Imitation Art, an experience Of
20 years has enabled him 10 reduce it TO the crqitu
Of science, 80 that being guided By L7losedge in
stead Of random practice pupils from to 90 years can
IN short time learn 70 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDITY.
So accurate Is his system, and so uniform IN its
success, that after Witnessing its effects on several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes:
Shaving had fair opportunity Of examining your
System OF Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid improvement Of your pupils In my
school, consider it but just to say that believe il
10 be not only the best sgstem but he only ono dsssr-
wing The oe-tor by strict attention 10 the rules Civ
en-, any person may in a short time, acquire free
rapid and elegant hand. should be pleased to see
it universally adopted"
This expression was concurred in by
Maj. Gen. Z. p. Gaines, u. s. Army
His EXcellency, James c. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee
1t. Rev. J. Il. Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
Ri. Rev. r. ?. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Phillip Lindsey, d. d. Pres. Of Nashville Uni
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D D. and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
"Beng requested by Messrs. Dolbear TO state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen sgners 10 the
within, do 60 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable and
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing in so
ciety. Given at the Hermitage this 23d day Of
October, lSl3. ANDREW JACKSON
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0fflce OF the Comptroller OF the Currency,
WscurEnwou na~arnhar 1870

y
HTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigned, II has been
made 70 appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville in the County Of davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and &C
cording to- the requirements OF the act Of Congress-
entitled 4" An act to provide national currency,
secured by pledge Of United States Stocks and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved February 20, 1853. " and has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required 20 be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking:
Now, therefore, 7, HUGH MCCULLooH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County Of Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking, under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office, this eleventh day OF December, 1858,
(Signed) II. MCCUEL0CH,
janIT-de0d. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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-Four regiments Of negro soldiers have
been raised in Philadelphia, and the
fifth is approaching completion. The
Bulletin says some Of them have been
under fire and have shown themselves
good soldiers
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road COMPANY.

OFFIcs or EAsnuLIE 8 CHATTANOOGA r. Z. Co,
January IA, 1864.
ST Is ORDfRED BY TIE BOARD or DIRECF0Es,
~ that on Wednesday, the l5th February, 1894 a
Convention OF the Stockholders Of said Company is
called, for the surposs Of eoeting fifteen Directors,
a. serve uutthe usxt regulsr elecions aud 10 trans
act any other business that may Be brought before
the Convention. Tas meeting a. be hsld Al The oice
81 che Commercial Insurance. Company q tbis city.
q. 81. FOaG,
ianl5-id. vlos Pfesldshs n. @ Z. z. Co.
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NIGHT PoLlcE
COUNTY oFFICERs.


sLer4e--lnmes u. Elutcu. DePu,ies--Thomas Bob
soa and j. X. Buchanan.
Rerssta-Ph,ness Garrett
giuass-W jasper Tsyior.
CorossT-G 3 Gunter
Raaga-Aiexander MCDANIEL.
Rsoer.ne O3lisc1oT-Fl. u. hq9ert'1n-
RaIrocd Trs; ColiocfoT--I. g. hriieg-
CsssssJles 10, ne Nashville Dilste-Joha .. eoTef
and J. 3. Rewm1u.
COUNTY COURT,
yuags-Hon. Jsues WaitVorth.
elTb-P. Lintaley Nehol
~ Tbs judges Court meets ihe lrst Monday n
each month, and the Quarterly Cart composed Of
tho Magistrates Of the C0uuty, 8 held iho hrEt ken
day "a January, April, Jalg and Co.obsr
CRIMINAL COURT
yuEqs-Hon M. II. Brita.
Anorneg Geacol--s}e0. Z. Slubbionod.
Cgsrk-Cbarle8 W. Smith.
Ez- The Court meets TIE ltrt Rondsy IL APrill An
ruEt and December.
CHAHCERT COURT
tfsrnesfi5r-- -
Cis7t nns Nzzrr--I r. gio1Fas
81 ms ooari nloetE ihs alni Eeniss "a Nag hud
November.
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From b u. L.. Btshop a..

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1913
Nh J. W. DoLREAR-Dear Sir have been much
interested and pleased in examining your system OF
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems to me
OF your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any,
thing I have ever witnessed. I shall feel happy L
this testimony 70 your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves of your instruction in one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. Il. OTEY.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map Of

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 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, Irelan 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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From the Hon. Jadqs N. Green,

President Of the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Bench Of Ten
nessee:
''Air. Dolbear has spent many years IN teaching
and perfecting his system Of instruction and is By
far superior any teacher Of penmsnshp have eT-
er seen. You will perceive at once that he Is man
Of fine intelligence. He gives instruction without
reason and his reasoning is SO just and clear that
you once perceive the principle he seeks to mpart
and that being fixed in the mind, the pupil, acting
upon it, soon learns 70 write with and rapidity
as well as with elegance.
I commend Mr.. Dolbear to your kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward his objects. Any service you may
render him viii be worthily bestowed and viii Oblige
me. Very respectfully, your friend
LEBANON, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1856. n. GREEN.
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SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Ostawba and Swedish
Brandies, and all kinds Of choice domestic Liquors.
which sold wholesale, or in any desired quantity
Sold by WOLFSTEIN KRAMER, No. 80 Market
street, and by Dealers everywhere.
deC6-3mn
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PHONOGRAPHY

VIII be furnished free Of charge to soldiers in or out
Of the Hospitals, if their bottles OF inkstands are
brought at the above hours SOLDIERS are taught one
third less than citizens.
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General Court Martial,
No. % North college -.
President col. MARTIN c BUgvER, SD Ind. Vol. InL
Judse Advocate Capt W. G. souIER's, Isl o. v. S. 3.
EE AND mCiH8l OF HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE

The following b correct list Of Gil Hospitals in
gs.pfai No I-old Gin Factory Surgeon W
uorper College Street, on the dili.
Faspifal No 2-CHipcTsiiy BHlldinG: surgeon r ID
Ivpde S Vols, Market street, on the hih.
TIosrisai No s. EnsleV's Bailding' surgeon Har-
low II s Vols Southeast corner Public Square.
Hospgtal No 5-GuH F1ciofU; surgeon & boge-
hoon. & s Vols, upper end OF Front street.
HcspifaI Ne S-MasoHic Hall: SURGEON " Ottes-
son. ii Vols corner Of Church and summer Streets.
Tfosplal Ne e-Cafrs6qe Factory: A surgeon U
" Franco, Z s A, Market street below thesquare
Hospi1i Ne HI Pea House,: A surgeon l. ID
Hocle L A, on University Pike.
Ilaspilal No l2-Hfoadl0aV Hotei: Surgeon J " iau-
ton u 5 Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
F3osiylfal No l3--HasneS High School: surgeon x
Tavlof Z Vols corner of Spruce and Broad streets.
,srifaf No a. ashrille Female Aoademg Surgeon
IA Pnilps u Yes, Church street, near the Chatta-
nOoga Depot.
TTor-sfal No fB-Hrae,'s Hiel School Surgeon Wm
A Carnbers Z Vols, corner Of Line and summer Sta.
Hos,ifaF No a. CoslfrabGGd) A surgeon 70
oavne, s A, corner Of Broad and Front streets.
Haspisl No lit oHoas( snrgeon d u Lyndei
u : Vols, Market sweet, on The hll
H0s1ital No ia-hi0rvis 4 SirofoHls BHiidsng: Sur
ee0n W Foye, Z Vols, No Market street
Hospital No 2l-Mefaocl9 Church: surgeon
Fullge e Vols Church street, oet sumner and High
Cssrsberta-.s fsSspiial Surgeon Clark Mclermout,
n Vols on Hardin Pike, west q the fonitentiary.
Prisoa Hospital--ecoold Bgpfia Church: Sur
,-eon G icmnn, Z A, Cherry street, on the Bill
Cgrualssosnf BaFTdeks lAa-1ucil H0iss) Corner Of
Church aud Cherry streets