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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
Progress OF General Sherman.

WAR DEPARTMENT WAsHINGroN, )
December I3.
Major GeneraI DIR ; - "'.''' ''' ''''
Tue Richmond papers. of yesterday, re-
port Sherman at 'Bioomins sdaie, tiitioeu
Dilos from SAVANNAH, un Saturday He !.
reported BY ths mornings, RicbInonu pa
pors, as Will bo seen by tho folio wing ,e,e
gram from General GrhDt, TO ,be 10 line oi
battiO not five miles IRON Savannah -,
ID. ,r,, CITY PoISr, Doc, ls'
Hon. T. .H. Stanton: ,..;.-i. 81, -.
The Richmond papers, o: today, con
tain the following ;"" Wv - g..
The Richmond Uisphtch says: Sherman
is near Savunnab, PROBABLY NOT Ave miles
distant. Hs has no yet rmadoz an stack
Ii is sull doubtful whether beiwiil do go ur
make for tho coast southeast of the city. -
II IS worry certuin that no has not, yet opened
communication With Tho coast, though b,
may do SO very soon. ,o,,,> .,..' ,.rr a.
ylsarLArER'. q 10. pa.... 80 90,
A telegram from below Charleston stste
that Sherman was in line OF batt.e--wu vii
not say whsre---contronteJ by q stronJ
Confederate force.
| Another paper states that there has boei
no direct comm nication' with SavannaI
tor several days. but We apprebeud In
"ires have been cut betwooD that place an,
Charleston. r- y'.f,Ii.roo btR l-Ei % l.
[Sigped J. .. .ss;Eta u. s! GRANT a
! The severity Of tho weather has prsyent
ed any important ,mov on,eats by .,eithe
sidoat Nashville No hing, Of importanc
is reportc,l to-day from The armies OF To,
Potomac or of tho Shenandoah W VI D." '
(S'gned . 'H"a@ EN- STANTON. '
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
Speciai INCOME FAX.

| Of tiic State ofDhio,N haying this day rem.
dered 10 be his SPECIAE lNCDM III II ,
containing the Special income Dqt vol Five per
centu,u levied ppon The ggi iDs and profits, pr ln.
come for the year'lS63, nnder the Jont Resoiu.
lion oi Congress. passed. July nth. Il Bid: - &
iabe To pay such duty within the County of &c.
adga' in laiI District thal said duty 80 dseessed
hasbecomei due and payable. nnd thatthe saale
viii 10 Received al tbe office, of E. v. Garfield.
Esq in the village Of Chlrdon, until and includ.
ing the '3ist day of Dec 1864. i II not paid
within ten days after demand, ten per cent vii
be added TO the mount Ol Ink. ftCnited Sfute.
aud National; B,nk CArrency oytp ,eceiued.
's4l ''"'HENRY FASSE1'T, C"lio;tot
O. ulntsrDal Reve.,ile. t9tiI District Of Ohio. !
Ashtabula. Ohio. Nov. 2ith, 1864. .l7T1tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
~ oEoNpC T. Ia ' lN,
OSE oP TIE CoRPoRAToRs,

The Official report OF Con. Rousseau. of
the recent battle and about ,Murtroesboro.
shows decided Fedora victory. the r"bois
being routed aud losing heavily in men
aud material.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
The United States Telegraph Company,
f..n D. nf Ohio

? The Stockh Oidors of tho above Company
are horeby notified. that there will be a
neetipg OF tho stock ho!ders and an election
held Tor three D"ecots Of said Company
ut tho cfice OF KIRK s. CHEEVER, No.
2s West Third Street, Cincinnau, ONO. O.,
Dated at Cinciunati, this third day OF
December 1864 S''id" H4|d --.i 7'1'i.
10 l-.q s'' b7F GEORGE F. DAVIS. fy
---.-.-- = II Il n lSRl nR riiH lNnRPnRA ATnRa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
Noticc 20 oBrihg,.IBtIIh..rsI1TT % :

tNHE CommlssIo Ionerso OF Geaugu Couaty will be
in,tIse yi1wp pslIp of 'slariden, OIL The road
leadi9g from Col. Eraslus Spencer's to the Cen.
ter ofsaid Township, al or nea- where said
road crosses the West Branch OF the y,hoga
at 10 clock a. NJ 10 receive propo sails ior IN
bpilding OF Bridge'and abutmeuis cross, sand
River. 0HNi % 2sA der nH' sn4i II
,onFrjday,ihe 9th day, oiJ JauuaryJ S6S 40 4, M
iheXwil b"!q tte spulh pkrkot, The IoSaship9 q
Miiaiefetd, at'he f'ntleiffhg itOIh the ate
road to, the villiase OF 'parkh,an, Vt or nesr
where said roadenSk SO swine Crock bogocetve
Py1Sie,3syslstsI 'l.isylI.eg s!ss REatgs ssaAsss
BY order Of The Com ,issioners.
&C. FIELD, County Auditor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

,b'.Ia,, ,,ihs case ortts ST. 1Albsp, raiders.
tried at Montreal, on the lis h, the Judge
decided that be had nojurhdioIiou iu he
case, and tho prisoners vera discharged.
There was much excitement; in conse-
quepce.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

r ETTERS rfniHmihg nnct,,,msd IN the
IL Po0 Office at Chard"n, State Of Ohio,
this i5thatay, of Dec ~ is849 I'o'q
9y7Te obtain any Of, these Letters, tho nppi.
cant must cal toE a Divert lsed Le,ers, give the
date of the List, and pay one cent for advertising
aaJ-If uot called Tor within one month, they
Sill he seut to thc Dead Letter Office xaof-p1
Abrams, Harriet Patchin .Sophla Mrs. ,I...,.
Blk 1871 NJ McScoviIle. AuIia Miss.
Howard Jalirs Mrs. Williams, Emily 70 n"'
Hall phebe si White, Ralphs g. . 4r,I
.ra o. y,n5lWm,. Willsoa ll,I y...1
,.,,,t ... 10, CONVERSE, PM.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
.MARIsTED.n

III Titusville, Pa, at ,ns residence Of q.
II w elton, Mr.. CHARLES s. GlDBERr
ot .she above place, and Miss MARY A.
VAUGHN. of H,rion,sburgh, La~renSt
Co. Pa ~ -.u.ng.I huUB .b,-,sdJ
81 Nev.6,h 1851 bysS r., Merrifeld, Mr.,
TYLER H. LUCE. of! Troy, aud Miss
MARY JANE HUBBARD, oi Rar,oua 81
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ee-The Now York correspondent of the

As a matter OF interest, we compile the
following table of distances from Atlanta to
the several points which have boon mep,
TONED as Iikey to be visited BY Con. sher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
Rebel Arming Of Slaves.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in his
evening sermon OF lsst Sunday week,
referred TO the rebels armins lheir slaves,
in the following manner:---I 80 ir1 aia.
But, we are asked, what ifthe slave
be armed against US IN that terrible war?
To arm ;he slave is to destroy the fatal
element in Southern society-their aris,
locrscy-and with the destruction Of this
element we destroy the cause Of the re
bellion. Let US pray they may arm their
slaves. But it can scarcely be. 'Fhe
very proposition isa death sy mptom, IL
is not an argument Of coming strength,
but Of present weakness. Many des,
perate sickness might be cured il the pa.
.ient had constitution, enough to bear up
under it. and withstand the medicine lie
takes; but there is IOt enough stamina IN
the South to withstand four hundred
thousand black soldiers 10 their midst"
ee-The Now York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says:' 'n.1''l'l '..'
The coming Now Year is likely 10 wit
ness u revolution in the no owspaper busines,
here, MS regards prices 81. The vcuerabl,
Journal oI Commerce notifies it's patron
that Ns rate Of subscription henceforth vii
he Sl5 per unnum. This is a big jump up
but not more so than is actually Decessi
tatcd by the high prices OF all kinds d
printing materials, manual labor, editoria
services. &c. T~oof the other morning pa
pers, il is said, will increase their price frou
-four TO six cents each. '''
This increase IN tho prico of papers
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

FoRTUSATE CoMBINATIoN.-We are OPP
posed 10 ptepriesary medicines, aad it is
with some cnm puhclion we see advertise
men's oithem IN our ce'umps. ShlI we
must confess that Browns Troches are
con yenieht and useful 10 .cerlsin Gopdi,
ions 81 l!ts 'thfooaat Snna lafyynx, beforae, e,
speakiug,-N. y, CAristias advocate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-28

l1eut. Col. J. l. DONALDSON, senior and sunervla.
ing Quartermaster, and Chief ouarterasster q
Depots, Department of tie Cumberland. Oacs
Capt JAMEsF. RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter.
master. Once loo Cherry street.
Capt. c. 7. WING. A Q NJ in charFe Of Ho--a IfeIi-
cines, Hardware, and Miscellaneous Q. H. Stores.
Odice los Cherry-Etrest.
Ospt. :. 5. NlksL0W, A. Q. NJ, Disturbing Omar.
termaEter, and Chieg Oficer Il charge n blvor
Transportation, and Fusl for Steamers. once
l07 Cherry-Btreet.
Can't j. c. CRANE, 4. Q. NJ, in oharre e. Railroad
Transportation, Receipiing and nisbursing Quar-
termhstsr y. 9 Military Railroads OHes
Churoh-st-. - Chattanooga Depot.
cupt T. J. cox. A Q. NJ. IN charge Of Stationery,
q. H. Banks, Clothing, lamp and Garrison
Equipags. 0fios II Market street..
CAPT J. MOTION, A. Q. a., IN charge Of Depot
Transportation. Once % Cherry
Capt e. ID BAKEk, A. O. n. IN ehsFEs Of Pab5o
aud Private euildings used as storehoases, On
ces, larterf, &c. once, q Cedarst
CAPT FBAECIS Il. RUGAR, A. = A., m charge Of
Rnrth- Western Railrcaa. Gees CasleKs-stFset
a Northwestsru Depot.
Capt CHAS n, IRWIN, A. Q. n, IN charge q Cor
rails Btabies, Public Animals, Means Of Trans
poriation, Lambor, Workshops, &C. once los
capt.J. y. Isox, 25h IN vols, A OK, Post
9uArterInazteF, in charge 81 Post IFansportafioui
hoepitala, Barracks, fuel, Printing, fszaos 70
ee,aohuaeuts. ~. tGioo ~ Chorrv
Capt ". MILLS, 7tih Che Ycis, Al. A o. n, "a
ls-lof q snilers' Coos and Ell Private storss
1870 p TIE Frout C6se, 4E5< Cherry o.
c@Pt. q ~ lstN5fkIN, isth 20 Vcif A. A o. n
es.la.eHi % Capt. J. Q crans, A. o. Il. Onos
Lest 9. n. sfEvfEs, csiusro - a ~ r-,ss y,.t.
tsry, a. Q. n IN cekres 81 Fo-.ss ~ 49,.
tsai . oapt.F Y. :. WfaSlow, A. az 90 a
oassty SsFpst
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oHANcERY oc
/ q. IL. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No l.: Esess escV Taesaal
hsghs-R McEBeH, n g; J L Weakley, Y @; JohI
Fnide, Secretary B K Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II MOsts eOeyp Monday HigAs-
J Z Parks, n g; W I Phillips, V G; T Hopkins
Secretary; 3 Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No co. Efests every FsSday aigs1, Al
their Hall on South Cherry street-James Wyatt
n G; n Dortoh, Y @; z 4 G0odlett, Secretary, y
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los Germany Heed sUeTs
Tlagsd0g niqht-John HeberiCh, \ G.; L Aocker,
G.; A Winter, Secretary; G Sietsrls, Treasurer
RIDGELY EHCAHPMENT No / Essts eseTy Ia GEd
"a Wsfaesfag niqhfs-G ? Fuller, ?; D Harris
Jr, HP;J L iYeakley, W; n K Griffin, J W; John
3 Hido Scribe, Outer, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENOAMPHENT, No 4 Msots eueTJ
"a and "A Wednesday ntghto--L Locker, ?; Z
Campbell, P; L Park W; B Friedman, J "; I
@ Coleman, Scribe; J \ Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REBEoCAH: Heets IL FTiaay nigh iE
sac5 nos.fh--John 2 Hide, L d; RObt Thompson, A
LM;J / Weakley, Secretary; hTs Byrne, Con
ducfor; Mrs = Brown, Warden; Hrs Ohas Robert
son, Sentinel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-28

Hetro4frfpNns CosrkElssIGE zo7 TzsE
OnakRrzAT1oR or y. 8. OoIoaHD TRoSrs,
Nashville, Tenn, New. 4 1868. }
Cgrealar M. ].
n seeordsncs With Orders ron tie
Presi6ent OF the United States, tas fol-
.loV-inr recruiting stations have been es-
fabIisbed for Colored Troops in the De-
rartraant Of the Cumberlz1os
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreeshogo',
Gallatin,
Wartrzcs,
GAINESVILLE,
Ehslbyvills,
Columbia,
Stevenson, AlabSna.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabsms.
PikeVille, Tenn.
Fort Donaldson, Tenn.
McMinnyille, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims By alleged owners OF slaves
who nav be enlisted, VIII be laid before
The Board appointed by the President,
and consisting of - - -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
Iists viii be furnished The Board for pub
lie information. and on demand exhib-
tied 10 any person claiming that his OF
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling of the said rolls.
30 claims viii be received or enter
tanned from any person who IS or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, OK who
10 any way has given aid or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies OF the Gov
ernment, and all claimants shal file with
their claims an cath Of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer viii furnish Off
ciaI copies Of sll muster-in rolls for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board. :,
Auv citizen Of Tennessee who shall
ofFeg bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, il zach slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer 4 certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list Of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor Of ssid slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
With the shove Board valid deed OF
msnumissisn and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All nlistmsnts viii be msde in sCcOrd-
ance with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 829, current series War Depart
mept.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
GE0RaE L. STEARNs,
Majer and A. A. g. o. g.,
Con'r Org'n o. s. ColOred Troops.
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Enr sheriff.

We arc authorized to announce 1t, A. a. CAktEfN,
of he Err Tenn, Cavalry, Union candidate i9F
Sheriff OF Davidson County, at the eoosiou 80.
taxes place next March. ,,r, -. u = D
W., EPg AUTHORIZED TO AENOUSCE =;
VoPT 81 a candidate for Shsrin OF DaFlasoh
CSu5tv Election, First Saturday IN Sarsh 1 ~
We ara authorized to announce JAS. n. hiS ~, g
AZ Candidate for reelection TO the otAos ., oherh
on pevidson County, at the ensuing March sle0'Oa'
jall5-s -. a.. ,oroa Of wv
yvrI sfJ - a randldste for the Of3Os Of sherln at
the epgUiuq March election '"A
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aQYERMMERT
JeHN HUeH EMITH, KaFas
WILLIAM EHAEE. Essorssr.

ygE-N HUGH E3fTH, Nafes
WILLIAM EHAEk, Heeoreeg.
JOHN CI1UMBIaEK, HGrssa-
D4~sg HaFslals-W. r. Nii1na0a, A. 4 IucEesi
CtsrEs o. 5ss KarSssJohn c1rabisy, e. 90, nfsl,
rscs. hfoCsrty. second; end Elisha Long, third.
Tss Assessc--gSn iam Driver.
Rs-sssss C5Iis1s0r--A. 3. ShEaklaeo
Wassr Tae Oolleat5T--E 2 6arrsts
Tsoassser--R. henry
Vso-f TesseF--ThOnEs Lake.
eussrssiss.Ee1f q rs ForkA0ass--5. 9. l,see,
saPsrizsssdsri q a. woe Wsrls-ssTa- stewart.
(strf ~ IL Fire Dega-tness-L n Freemsa-
s5.asess Of ~ csnbstsFs--I. 3. scBFies.
Esrssf Csases--J. I. steWsyt-
Or Ae0rsc--W Brien.
CRY COUNCIL.
RoaRp on A1DsEEEs--N - Brisa. ETssitsHt.
Fgrs Ward--Jno Newman.
eecou9 W1ri--Io5erh ] Ro5b.
TIsnd Ward--6 A Nay6sid.
F0tvsh WQrd-HG SooVei-
Pa Wdrd-iOseph Knowles.
eszfh Work. n BTieu.
gsvsafh W.rd--M q L Claiborne.
EiqLh Hard-Joseph Smith
ConnOz CoUsCsL-AndreW Andefaoni President
Firsf Ward-Jas Turner and John Carpeg.
Gsoond Wa7i--G NJ SOulhgate and A hyeTs.
Tfs-d Wdrd-AndreW Anderson and Alss Mcdaniel.
F5arfh Word - 49, and charieg sayers.
sszfh Ward--T J Yarbrough and VIVA Driver.
Sevsnd Yard-J Z Rust and J.W Cresey.
EGgLsh Ward-Wm Haiy and I wheeler.
s4Lrpsua COMMITTEES o. I'M CIT ooBruG.
Fggzass-E n0Elas, S0uthgate, and Anderson-
Fsfsr TsrEs-AnderEon Smith, and 0lascoczs
EYesfs-SayeTs, Turner, So0thgate, Aayhelds Vnest
sam, Yarbr0ugb, CiaibcFues and Haily.
sckools-HuiT, Knowles, and Wheeler
WLogf-Carpe7, Turlor, and Newman.
Eve Dsparsmsnf-Alyers Rust, and Sc0yel,
cas-IlTiver, Brisn, and Cready.
Csnsfsry-Smith, wheeler, and Heiiy.
NavEsi HOass-Southgate, Newman and C1rpef.
gzagss-Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
F7olios-Y arbrOugh, Soovel, and Savers
sgriHes-Claborne, HUI, and Haiiy.
Fors- Hoslss-CheathaEn, Robb, and Mcdaniel.
improvements cad zpeslitzres--scogei, souihgate
snd Driver.
Ps5Iie operty-Bobb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet Hoass-NeWman, Bhily, ard Soothgate.
Fsz- Tho Board Of Aldermen meets the fessds77
seTt preceding the second snd fourth IbarHdays e
each month, and the Common oounol the second
md fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
OrUfaiss--JOhn II Puckett.
Fsrst ISe,fesGss--Robert Scott.
Sssoad LisaassI1nt--John s. ingalls,.
PATRoLNEN.
Namss-David McEabb, John Lavender, Joe Phil
fps, Vim PICKETT Dan'l Burget Hm Auloyr Murphy
Phillips, Sam1 Piummer John Chenault, Mich Davis,
James Miller, VIM Mayo, Wm Rice, VIM Baker, A d
Bygon, BIRD Bruce, + EichOl, Wa Stewart, Jesse
~ The Fonoe Court is opsaed every morning n
lob
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AutIGMMCeMEMts.
romntv Trnafee.

We are authorized to announce THOMAS 7.
rRTryK as candidate for the Office Of County Erus
-, ~. 50 Feb 1l--tdeT
w.. ,or,zed to announce P. ". MAXEY as
tte for tn. ONCE Of County Trustee Tor Da-
v,ssop County, at the ensuing March election.
Feb = tde@ ,or,N- xrrrrr
We are authorized to announce Capt JOHN HiLil-
son as a candidate for TRUsTEE OF DAVIDSON Soen
~ at tbe ensuing March election rep o-1og 5,,-
: W. ~ - authorized to announce 7. H. MCBRIDE,
as a csndidate for COUNTY TRUSTEE for ayiaeon
6opntv al &c ensuing March election. Jan ze-td@
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State Of Tennessee,

DAVIDSON C0UNIY-ss.
George W. Boyd, Plaintiff, In suit BY original
"a n. Southgate, J. p.
John H. Brown, defendant, OF said county.
IN this case, The plaintiff George ". Boyd hled an
L afidavit and obtained al attachments against
John NJ Brown for one hundred aud twenty-five
do lars. debt due by account, and on motion Of
tafptI aud e appearing 10 the SUBTRACTION Of the
Justice that the defeBd ms John H. Brown Is Don-
resiieut OF the state Of Tennessfe Il IS ordered that
pu aiIcafion be made ia tbs Nashville Union ior cuf
successive weeks, reqniring tie said defendant %
spear before said Jestice on the 18th day q March,
1884 and plead answer or oear 70 SID slil other
vi,e the cause viii be set down fr hearing eS PdTts
on thst daV g. n. SUUfEGATk, f. 8.
justice Of tie Peace
February 80, ise4.-4w-Prz- fee SSs
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EstraV.

THNAKES mp, January %, 1894, BY J. B. Curey
II two mules as strays. One Of them Is Of darE
brown color, e mare MULE about CT yezrs old,
about Is hands high shOd all round; 20 other mark
or brands percelyabis Valued ct forty ($40) dollars
hr. Curley lives on the LebagOB Pike, three mile
from Nashville District No. 10. Also, another mar,
Mule, dark color, or years old, harness marks oil
bers about "a hands high, scar on her right hinG
leg, shoi all round; no other marks or brands
Value her at thirty (sSU) dollars.
JAMES G. HOUSTON,
B. II. SMITH.
ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger
feb 25-3ts
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Lady Worthy Montsgus, the famous
wit and beauty, made the most sarcastic
observation that was ever published
about her sex. It goes far" said my
lads, s'to reconcile me to being > woman,
whsn I reflect that l am TINS in no dan
ger Of ever uaFFying oneH What II q
nan had said that But see how an
other lady, the unhappy Countess Of
Landsfeit, inverted the sentiment and
turned the satire into the most delicsts
and generous Of compliments. II never
behold . besutiful woman" said Lola
MOnlez in one Of her lectures, ''but | fall
in love with her myself, and wish were
= nsn that might marry berp
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For the purchase of DE AID
HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.


HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.
OHIZF QUARTERhAsTEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, January q, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
~ Office TIL Monday, February 29, 1854, at I2
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase Of all HORSES and
MULES that may die OF be killed at this DEPOT
within the next twelve months succeeding the date
Of the contract.
The bodies Of the animals viii be delivered daily,
ct any point withla the limits Of This city that
may be agreed upon, to be conveyed from thence
BY the contractor 10 sufficient distance from the
limits Of ths city, As will prevent their becoming
nuisance to the citizens thereof.
Bidders will state the amount 20 be paid per ami
nal, and will give their full name and post ofice
address.
iayU ent 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 and two guarantees, will be re-
qured Of tue successful bidder upon signing the con
tract.
Proposals must be plainly marked. Proposals
for lead Horses and Mules" and be addressed 10 the
undersigned. BY order Of
LIEUT-COL. :. L. DONALDSON.
Q. 4. IRWIN, Capt. and A. Q. II.
Jan 29-30t
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,,-.s;,oaCourt CIeTIx,

We are authorized to announce JOHN d. bA AZ
"a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk oil lSV5as.a
County st the ensuing March eleetiq on H0pN a.
csndi6ate for The Office Of Criminal Coors SielS a'
10 ensuing March election. jan ~, ~ g,
VII ARE AUTH0 elZED TO AhNOU ~ ~ aAI'
Tf,fTr a. ERK Of Davidson County, at the Election
IA March next.
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straw Wanted.

CrF1os Posi- QUARTERSAsTrE,
Nashville, Tenn, February is, 1894
D,ARTTEs having good clesn STRAW TO sell, suite
i bic for Hospital purposes, viii be PAID CAsh
Tor the delivery Of the same, st this oiace
JOHN F. IS0M,
Cart end A. A. Q. NJ, and Post ousftefn.asier,
FEB l9-Im NasnFi1Sl AshA'
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United states Of America.

MIDDLE DETRICF Oh TEfINESSEE-EO. 49,
Va HEREAs, on February Is, 1884, an information
w wss lied in tie District Court Of the
q the United States for said District, BY Horace
Harrison, EsQ Attorney Of the United States for aaid
District. who prosecutes therein on bahalf Of the
United States and Joseph X. DiIlln, Surveyor Of
Customs at Nashville, az inst % tiercsi a hams
marked "B and ], >" aud % barrels Of molassfs, OF
which Conner & Mason are the reFutet owners and
against al persons lawfully intervening for their in
terests therein, alleging thas on February TO- 1854
said goods were seized in said District land by
said urveyor Of Customs forfeited for caus In
said inf rmat set forth and averred 70 be trne
End pray ing for the usual process and moniti0n,
Now, therefore, IN obedience 20 the alonition NJ
der the sfa Of said Court 70 nae directed, hereby
give public notice to all psTsoHs concerned in interest
IN said property, to appear before said Court tbs
third Monday IN April rext, at the Federal Court
ROon IN the Capitol st Nashville, &C 10 o'clock A
n. then and there 20 insFpOse their claims and make
their allegations.
&. R. 0LASCOCK,
.. & Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
feb rs got
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Enr Constable.

We are authorized to annouaoe JOHS 4 ~ o.,
EaE csndidafe Tor reelection TO the ONCE Of o,y
1onst1hIe IN tho First Nashville District, at the
ensuine March election -
We are AUTHORISED TO announce JOIN u. S S,'-
rR a candidate for re.eleesOn 20 the once OF Wy
Constable, IN the First nashville Dstloti - tHS
ensuing March eleetio1. AeD 49,
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EsfraY.

TAKEN Up by william Kennedy q dark, brown
4 horse Mule, about 10 hands high, past two
Yeas old, has saddle mark his back hall shoes OF
on each hind foot. Valued at SO. Said Mule was
taken up in the b Ward, Nashville District No /.
on the Franklin Pike.
feb 25-sto ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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CnnNTY OFFICERs.

sbsr{s-Jsnes II. Hinton. Dsvsssss-ThcnRs Hob
on and J. X. Buchanan.
Rsgisssy-Pbineas Garrett.
Trstsfee-W Jasper Taylor.
CsoroNs-G Gunter
Rasee-Alezsnder Mcdaniel.
ResarEs OoIleotor-W. p. Ropertson
PqiI~sas Taz CollscssT--I. 9. EriisP.
Css,.tl5lss S5r ne Eas5siEs DlsstasJohR D. Cover
Gn3 J. <. Newman.
cOuHTY COURT.
,y.s9s-Hon. JAMES WhitWorth,
glTb-P. Lindsey Richoi
- The JUDGES Court meets fhs aFEt Monday il
esch mOath and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
bs Magistrates Of lhe County, ig bod tAs 1EEt So1-
day Ia January, April, July and OotooeF.
CRIMINAL COURT
yuSos-Hon II II. Brisn.
Attorney Generai-Ge0. B. StubbieGsid.
CFsrt-CharleS ". Smith.
* ne Court meets the aEss Monday iB Apsu, Al
quit and December.
CHaNCERY COURT
Cianoell0T-
sgl-Tt and ETasfsT--J 3. GleAVes
~ me Court meets the nrSt EoadAy In Hsy Ead
s0yomaor