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j. H. VAN STAV0REN'S /
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So CoIlege-atreet.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that be has now COM
pleted bis Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, it 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 diseased 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, Co lOred
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,
HammaD, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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GEN. Mcclellan as a Conservative.
Esotism usually accompanies small
minds; and never has the fact been more
truly illustrated than in Gen. Mcclellan.
After missing golden opportunities to
capture Richmond, and after he had
wasted : great army, he presumed to
advise the President of the United States
how to carry on the war successfully.
Like others who fail in practice, be be-
comes huge on theories and could not
fOrego giving unssked advice to men q
thousand times his superior in every re-
spect; and he accordingly, while at Har-
risOn's Landing, on the Peninsula, sur
rounded By evidences Of his own imbe-
cility, wrote a letter to President
Lincoln, dated July 9Th, which be urges
conservatism in the prosecution of the
war, but declares "ths right Of the
Government to appropriate permanently
to its own service, claims of slave lab r
should be asserted, and the right of the
owner to compensation therefor, should
be recognized" and this, he adds, "msy
be extended upon grounds of military
necessity, and security to all the slaves
within particular State, thereby work
ing manumissiOn in such State"
One is at loss to ascertain the exact
meaning of all this. What was intended
by permanent appropriation" of slave
labor? Was the Government to go
into the slave trade? That would not
harrow the feelings of those opposed to
AbOlitionism, and therefore might be con-
sidered the elimination Of conservatism.
We should not doubt but this was the
meaning, had there been no. reference TO
manumissiOn but does not that merely
imply, in this connection, change of
masters; change from the individual
to the public? If the labor of a slave
is permanently appropriated" how can
any other cons 'uctiOn be put upon the
sentence
But in all this nothing must be done
calculated to give offense to the rebels.
If this wholesale permanent apprOpria-
tion of slave-labor" was to be resorted
to only Union citizens and loyal States
must suffer. DIN Missouri" be immedi
stely adds, "perhsps in Western Vir-
ginia also, and possibly even in Mary
land, the expediency of such measure
is only question of time" Here were
sections never in rebellion; here were
loyal Shareholders ready to sacrifice any
thing for the Union; yet Gen. Mcclellan
would have all the hatdships of war fall
upon them.
If the President, however, disregarding
this advice, should emsncipsto the
slaves of rebels then-then whs2 The
General says "a declaration OF radicsl
views, especially upon slavery, will rap
idly disintegrate our armies"
We have never witnessed a more in
congruous production than this letter Of
the "Young Napoleon" Government may
permanently appropriate slave labor"
belonging TO residents of loyal States,
aud this works mInumission! Such .
system, be declares, would be 'COnstitu-
tional and conservative" !" while the eman-
cipation of slaves of rebels would be
radical" and result in the dissolution of
the army. The logic is ineOmprehen-
sible.
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Lleut. Col. J. L. DONALDSON, senior and Supervis
ing Quartermaster, and Chief QuartermEsisr OF
Depota, Department Of the Cumberland. Oflos
les Cherry street.
Capt. JAMEsF. kUSIING, Chief Assistant Quarter
master. clloe los Cherry street.
Capt. , B. NlNSL0H, A. q. n, Disbursing Quar-
tcrmaster, and Chief Oiicer in charge II River
Irapsportaioni and fuei for Steamers. Omce
lO7 Cherry-Etrest
Capt CHAS. Il. IRWIN, A. Q. H., ia charge Of Cor
rails, siaeles, Public Animals, Means Of Trans
Poriation, Lamber, Workshop &C. Onloe Ice
Capt. J. c. CRANE, A. Q. NJ, in charge of Railroad
transportation Once Church-st., 81 Chattanoo-
60 Depot.
Capt. J. slUBBs, A Q. NJ in charge Of Forage.
and Assistant 10 Capt.F. s. Wiusiow, A. z. \. .
Ofioc IS Cherry street
Capt ). HOa1 On, A. z. NJ, in charge Of DEPOT
transportation. ofiioe " Cherry street.
CAPT. Q. p. WING, A. Q n. ia eharee oi Hurse Eedi
clnes, HardEare, and Sisoeilancous Q. A. stores
once los Cherry street.
Capt. I. J. cox Y. n, ia charge Of Stationery,
q NJ. Eiaufs, Clothing, camp and Garrison
kquipsge. Onioe ~ Market Htieet-
capf. A a. TUCKER, A. q H., heceiuting nud
uisiurfina Quariermaficr, u. 3. Military Raj.
A. roads. Oiloe Church-street, at Chattanooga De.
api.J.F. TsOM. A O n, Post ouArternastsr, iu
charge of Post transportation, Hospitals, nar
racks, Quarters, Fuel. Communication of Ouariori
and Furl, Printing. Issues 10 detachments, &c-
&c. tnioe II Cherry -Gtett-
Capt. FRANCS Il EUGAB, A. Q. n, IN charge 81
EoTth-Westeru hziiToad, oaloe Coliege-stFeei,
~ North Western neD0is
"A. ECiLE-itEi1kR, A. A. q r.. Assistant g
Capt !. s. NinzlcS, AZ. 4. once o. Love-
Lsyes.
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A SIGNIFICANT CoEFESaox. - The
Courier des Eats Unis-a paper that has
been from the beginning undifguised ia
It's sympathy with the rsbels-is com-
PEELED 10 confess that the Cenfedersio
cause is in q bad way. The odds Of bat
de, it admits with tears in its eyes, a is
in favor Of the North" Chaneellorsrills
and the first day Of Chiekamauga sre h .
only notable reverses sustained By cur
arms while We can proudly point 70 lbe
substantial victories Of Gsttysburg,
Vieksburg, Port Hudson and Chattanoo-
ga. The victories of the South 10
adds, have been, moreover, sterile, A. 4
50 to speak, negative; those Of tto
" North have secured precious c0nqusst3
The navigation Of tbe Mississippi, a. e
conquest Of nearly the whole Of Ar
kansas, the principal portion Of Ealt
" Tennessee, and, lastly, the gaining Of .
8 foothold on the shores Of Texas. With
the exception Of Galveston, resaken a.
the commencement Of the year, ssces-
sion has continually lest ground With
" out regaining any in any quarter.
This confession is the more signihesnt
from the fact that the Coaisr has hithei
10 been sAnguine in the belief th7t q
South would conquer.
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A CooLEEss BETWEEN FEIENDs.-The
Queen OF England has given offence to
her imperial ally Of France by the brevi-
ty of her personal response to the En-
peror's sutogrsphy letter on the sub
iect of the Congress. She simply re-
fered "Sir, my brother" to . future com
munication from her Minister, in which
the matter would be fully discussed.
This adoption Of the theatrical style,
"for particulars see small bills" was not
faycrsbly received at the Tuiieriss and
the EmperoF's Government dropped Vie
tories autograph entirely when pub
lishipg the royal, imperial, ducal and
grand -ducal replies to the highly impe-
rial nanifesto Of their master.
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Mario, the singer, is going back TO Par
is. He compares himself to a cigar as
follows "They say | smoke too much
Perhaps do; for there is such = strong
resemblance between cigar and my
destiny as q tenor, that it hath strange
attraction for me. A good cigar Is IS
rare as good tenor; il costs very dear,
and in its brief career, like the voice Of
the tenor, the breath from the chest
kindles it and after short time nothing
remains Of either bat smoke and, per-
chance, q pleasing recollection"
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The CASE or CoSsUL GDDMCs.-The
Montreal Transcript Of Saturday says
that Justice Smith rendered judgment
in the case Of Rsdpath against The
American Consul General, Honorable J..
R. GiddiDgs, on Thursday. The judg-
msnt was given at great length, and
went 70 sustain the eapias, and, as .
consequences, hold the bail-Mr. Harri-
son Stephens and Dir. Hira Gould-good
for the appearance Of the defendant, and
the damages, should such be given. The
sfIidaviis placed on the record by de-
fendanfs counsel were ordered to be
struck Of as irrelevant and calunaious.
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I. o. o. 2. DIRECTORY.

TErlNEsSEE LODGE, No /: Rfeets ssegr Tiseslas
nighf-R 4 MoiWen, n c; J L oakley, V g.; John
\ FHioe, Secretary; X spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No Il Meois eucry Moulav nigit-
] L Parks, 6; W / PHILLIPS, Y G; I } Hopkins.
Secretary; 3 j Brown, Treasurer.
sNiIEY LODGE, No 20; Mees epr7V Fsidar nisd al
their Hall South thurry Etrcet-Iames Wyatt
NC; NJ Dortoh, V G; + 4 Goodlett, Secretary, n
{ Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (German) Meets ess71,
Thurfd1s night-john Heberch, n G; L Aocker,
G; A Winter, Secretary g sieterle, Treasurer
RIDGELY ESCAdPMENT No l hlesis ever la a,sa
Sd Wednesday alglfs-S Euiier q 2; ID harris,
gr, =; l. Ntakey, W; n Griffin, J W; John
y Hioe, Scribe, B Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPNENT, No 4 hfesil eue-r
ID osd iA Wednesday Higits-L Locker, e p; K A
Campbell, Il +, ; l. iark " b Friedman wv: Z
y Coleman, Scribe; n Ward, Treasurer.
BEGREE OF REBfDCAH Necfs Is Frsaas ui9Lf ia
eack moniA-Johu y Hide J. n; Robt 1houlps0n A
la; J l. Weakiey, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, Con
ductor; Mrs 3 Brown, Warden; Mrs Chas Robert
Bon, sentinel.
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ILT1 TENNESSEE THURSDAY. JANUARY IA, 1864.

These people, like the residents Of
East Tennessee, would welcOms the ad-
vance Of the Union army; and hail the
protectors Of the old Gag and it is to be
hoped their desires viii speedily be
grstifed, by the expulsion of the usurp-
ers, and the restoration of the mild rule
of the general government beneath
which the State authorities can be re-
viVed.
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DOUBTFUL-WILD CAT.

Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and Their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly Worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MurfreesborO.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at KnoKYfse.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazswen.
Bank Of Tazeweil, ct Tazewell.
Lswrenceburg Bank, at LaWrencCburs
Citizens Bank, ct Memphis.
Bank Of America, at Clsrksville.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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The following Is correct list Of al Hospitals IN
THIS city:
Ho,piial No l-oa Gun Fao'0rv: Surgeon "
Horner, College Street, on the hiii.
HosDifdl No 2-UHisersifV Building: Surgeon 3
Lynde, u Vols, Market street, on the Hill
Hospital No 3-Ensleg's BHiidinq: Surgeon L d Har-
low, Vols, Southeast corner Public Square.
Rospital No 5-Gun F1ctorV: Surgeon w Hoge-
boon, 4 Vols upper end OF Front street.
Hospital No S-Masonio Hall: Surgeon " Otter
son, U Vols, corner Of Church and Summer streets
Hospital No s-CarTSags Factory: A A Surgeon G
W France, U $ A, Market street below theSquare
Hospital No ll-(Ped HoHse) A Surgeon l. d
Hogle A, on University Pike
Hospital No i2-HFoadsay Hoisi Surgeon W Iau
ten, Z Vols, corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Hospital No l3-Hune's High School. Surgeon r
Taylor, Vols, corner az Spruce and Broad streots
Hospital No 14-kashriile Female AoadsfRu Surgeon
Phillips, Vols, Church street, near Tie Chatta-
nOoga Depot.
Hospital No 15-Hpaes's High School Surgeon wm
n Chambers, Vols, corner Of Line ard Summer sts
HoTital No l6-lCoHtrub0ad) surgeon Ro-
nayne, s A, corner of Broad aud Front streets
Hospital No lit -(ofiocs') surgeon X d Lynde,
q s Vols, NJ irket Il Get, on the H
Hospital No lg-1foTris a Ssrdion's Building: SEr>
ee0n W F0ye, 4 Vols, No Market street
Hospa1i No 2l-Meti0disl Churoh Surgeon II
Fuller Vols, Church street, bel summer aud Hig a.
(lrsnberland Ho3piiei Surgeon Clark Mcllermt.nt
4 Vols, on Hardin PIKE, west Of the penhentiary
arisou Uosgifaf-Ssoaad Bdptis' CiEroA. A A Sur-
s=on G Hickman, Z A, Cherry street, on the Hin
lanualesocaf RaTTacts (MdEiBel Houss) Corner Of
Church and Cherry streets.
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Medical Direosor Of Department.

hT0e0I NlVFNI y I'D 2 w N'VVi Nil1tIlI1lgl
Tenn.
Assissanf Medical Director; Surgeon Henry
Thurston. Oioe No p Cherry street, betwseh Broad
and Church.
Once No p Cherry street, between Broad ard Church.
Medical Director Receive Corps: Surgeon William
Earien, Vols. Ohioe, High street, Den Changers
hld headquarters.
Madiodl Director cf ne Pog: Surgeon L Watson.
once, south summer street, rear tie City Cemetery.
n pforosf Narttsi. Lieut. Col Geo Spauidng.
AssisiaHf fTouos AansAei: Captain James s Boyd,
6lst Illinois. Once az the State Capitol
OBnsmdadsr of ihs Post: Brigadier General S
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church and Union streets
- headquarters of fAs CoHgnander Of he District ~
Easlrilie Gen l. II Roueseau. Toe Rsss residence
Church street, between Vine and Spruoe.
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.
The Farm in Edgefield, of 225
Acres.

CETuATED between Gsllain and White Crsek
~ TuFnpikes, in the centre of which 4 the fsnily
residence Of PaymRster Harris, Of the o. 5 Navy,
and the Northern border OF Il Io small Cottafss
with ts barn, Stables, Carriage house. Sprlng house
and other conrenient out-kolises Il aEiords
pleasant rosideEco uusr the city. and the sol 4
excellent Tor cuitivaticn.
Apply % -. Gao. HAAzla. Pa, Iassisr Q. S. Navy,
Eew YORK." or % a. q. sCOFEL,
Ne 10 PARK Street, opposite Esl onf u the Csbitsl
Nashville, IenLessse.
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STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

hlChMOHu, a. NUfs II lOOOs
General: Your letter enclosing com
municstion from Larkin Smith Assist
ant Quartermaster- General, stating that
many farmers of Warren, Franklin
and johnson counties, North Carolins,
refused to pay the tax in kind by deliv-
ering the governments tenth ct the de-
pots established by you, and that msny
others are known to have concealed >
portion of their grain and productions,
and attempted to destroy all evidence
of the amount produced by them, has
been received.
''It is true the law requires farmers to
deliver their tenth at depots not more
than eight miles from the place of pro-
duction but your published orders re-
questing them, for the purpose ofsupply-
ing the immediate wants Of the army, to
deliver at the depots named, although
at a greater distance than eight miles,
and Offering to pay for the transportation
in excess of that distance, is so reason
able that no good citizen would refuse to
comply with it.
"You will, therefore promulgate an
addition to your former order; requiring
producers 10 deliver their quotas at the
depots nearest to them by specified day
and notifying them that in case Of their
refusal or neglect 10 comply Herewith,
the government will provide the neces-
sary transportation at the expense of the
delinquents, and collect said expens-
by an immediats levy on their produce
tions, calculating their value at the rates
allowed in cases Of impressmsRt.
IF il becomes necessary to furnish
transportation, the necessary teams,
teamsters, &c, must be impressed as il
ordinary cases.
All persons detected il secretiDg ar
ticles subject 70 the tax, or in deceiVing
ss to the quantity produced BY them,
should be made to suffer the coDfscaiion
Of all such property found belonging to
them.
"The people in the counties named,
and in fact nearly all the western coun-
ties Of that State, have ever eVinced
disposition 10 caVil -, and even resist
the measures Of the government, and II
is quite time that they, and al others
similarly disposed, should be dealt by
with becoming rigor. Now that our en-
ergies are taxed to tae utmost to subsist
our armies, it will not do 10 be defrauded
Of this much-needsd tax. II necessary,
free must be employed fer its collection.
Let striking examples be inside Of = few
Of the rogues, and think the rest viii
respond promptly. Yours, &c,
JAMES A. SEDDoSs
Sec'ry Of War.
General A. @. Myers"
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ER LM IVClfIes Of g&PHlLs II ElgETLELI

Osvk azd Efasier-J T. alcsyes.
~ The Court meets The aFsi Monday in Rsy and
Ea~.rnhor
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w- sterility.

Young Married ladies whose misfortune It has
been not to bring forth in due seasCn, remember God
has said you should multiply aad replenlsh. II this
Is your desire, you consult me either by letter
person. No lady ovsr thirty hve years Of age need
make application. All communication BY letter o.
r,.rsnn strictly confidential
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COnNTY OFFIGERs.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
sAa{f-Iamcs d. Hinton. Degs.,sss--Thcmes . 1b-
ron and J. K. BuchRran.
Rsrisiey-ptineas Garrett.
1Spsfes-W Jasper Taylor.
Oorossr-G 3 fubter
Raaga-AlcKandeT Mcdaniel.
EeUclsuo Colieoi0T-m. D. RobertFl1-
T2ailroad Tar O0iloos0r-J O. hrtEF-
Oosaables for d.s Kasbgigs Dis.sics-tass D. Cover
md J. r Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Esd7e-Hon James Wbitg0rth.
eieTk-P Lindsey Nichol.
az The judges Court nccts the nr.t Monday in
each month aud The Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held tho nFHt Non
day In January, April, Juiy and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
sf1tl0s----
ClTk-DRvd c. Love.
81 The Court mbsis The hrst Monday IL March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jadgs-Hon NJ n. Brien.
Lf0rneg Goacral-Ge0. b. Stubbleheld
flTh-L,hsrss W Smith.
81 The Court meets tho first Aandsy On AuriL An
FuFt and December.
cHANcERT COURT,
fladncGiloT-
Ovk azd EfasisT-J r. aloaves.
Tha Ciourt meafa fha feat Henksv Fn a,A
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~ Night Emissions Cured.

YoUSo MAS, stop before yOa further 60. OF al
diseases subject 10 Alan, there disease 80 hard
% cure as Night Enhsons, and physicians are saree
that understand treating il and 10 you say that
have cured dtzcns In this city, as well IN differ
ent States, 3ho have spent dollar after dollar, and
are now well cured by me- am daily receiving let
terE and sending medicine 10 al parts or the country
In word, all that are diseased in any way, and WI
give ne call, viii give satisfaction for all 0f the
difsAses mentioned ir this advertisement The best
Of references given a. this city.
AL letters directed 10
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT
JoEE HUeH SMITH, EagOs
WILLIAM SHAEE, Eea0rdy.

WILLIAM SHAEE, Eesord-T.
JOHE CHUMBIKY, NarrkeL
DPu,F Sar.hal.-W. q. Wilkinson, A. c. Tucker
Cseris on sls HerEssJohn Caunhisy, sz-oecso, n-st
Thos. EsoCarty. second; and Elisha Long third.
Ia Assessor--Wniiar1 Driver.
Eesesae CcIlso10r-A. B. Sbanklsnd
Wotey Tar Coliscfor-E. 3. Garrets
7ra1sugeT-R. Eenry
Wharf Haxa-Th0nas LeEko.
6agerizfsadesf of a. WOTkA0ass--J. O. Dodd.
Superintendent oT he WaieT Rorts-Wn. stewart.
Cslef of fss FSre Deparffacsli--L y Freeman.
eczton Of Gs Csnasy-T. Il. AcEree-
6rea Oovsss--J. I. Stewart.
oaiy 1gorzsr-W Brien-
CITY COUNCIL.
BossD on ALDEEzEs-M y. Brien, President.
Tgrsf Hard-Jno NcWnEn.
Gecoad Ward-Joscph Robb.
TLird Ward-G z BayGel1.
Fourfh Wdrd-H g Scoyel.
Fffh FaTd-l0seph kDOWlcs.
Sizfh Ward-M n BFicn.
eeseufh Ward--M L Claiborne.
EEghh Wcrd-Joseph Smith.
CoslMOs C0UvcII-AndreW Anderson, President
Flrsf Ward-Jas Turner and John Carpcr.
Sscoad Wari-G n SOuthEate aud Myers.
TAfrd WGTd-Andrew Anderson and Alex Mcdaniel.
Foifrfh Word and Charles Sayers.
Fglk Ward-W A Cheafham and r Glascock.
eirf4 HGrd-TJ J Yarbrough and Wm Driver.
isegensh Word + Rust and J,W Cready.
Esgkh Wanf-Wm Hasly and / Wheeler.
stAzDrst, ooznrrrEEs or THH mTY oouEcu.
Fuaass-A.aoWles, Southfate, and AndeTson.
Wow Worls-4nderSon, Smith, and GlasoOck.
hisees- Sayers, Turner, SOuthgate, Mayhed, CEeat-
ham, Yarbroueh, Claiborne, and Haiiy-
sclOols--Huti, Knowles, ana Wbeser
W1arf-CarpeT, Turner, and Newman.
Firs Deparimeaf-Myers, Rust, and bcovei.
6os-Driver. Bricn, and Greatly.
Cesneteg-Smth, Wheeler, and Haiiy.
Markef Hoase-SouthgEte, Newman, and Carper.
slaBes-Bren. Mcdaniel and Myers.
I'oIios-Yarbrough Scovel, and sayers.
Sprinqs-Clab0rne, Huh, and Haily.
Hork House-C hcatham hohb, and Mcdaniel.
Improvement and xpcsdihHres-Sc0vel, SOuthgAte,
and Driver
Public I'rop1tg-RSbb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet Hoase-Newmau, Haily, and S0utbgate.
81 The Board OF Aldermen meets The Tuesdays
neEt preceding the second end fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
ana fourth Thnradayn IN each mouth.
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NIGHT POLICE

NIGHT POLICE
CaDiafB-JOhE II Puckett.
FIrsf Lictstenanf-Robort Scott.
second Lients4 saf--John s. ingalls,.
PATH0LnEa.
Nares-David McNabb, John Cavender, Joel Phil
lips, VIM Pnckett nan'l Burget, Vim AuiloT, Murphy
Phiillpa sam'l Plummer, John Chenault, Nch Davis,
james Miller, WIN Mayo, Wm Rice, VIM Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, y Nichoi, Vim Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
81 Tho Police Court is opened every morning ss
zine O'Clock
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DIR. McGILL,

30. 81 c Union street. Nashville, Tenn,
=. 1. viii meet with IrOmpi attention.
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cHANcERY COURT,

LgOFney GoncraI-Ge0. b. Stubblehed
O3Hi-Jhsriss W. Smith.
81 The Court meets the hrEi Kosdsy IN April,
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Shl be charged st the usual advertising rates.
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AnnOuncements OF Candidates.
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w To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Lsdhss who have been % unfortunate
70 misoarry prove abortion can be carried 70 their
fun time if found pregnant, By giving me a call.
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COUNTY COURT.
CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL couRT'

Clsrk-DaTid G. Love.
81 The Court nbois The hrst NOOaay IA March
and aanlnrnhnr.
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~ Chronic Cases

With satisfaction Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs, Diseases Of the Throat, Swelled JOINTS Stif
Limbs, Pleurisy, Palms. Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel Dis
eases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of the
stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or scrofula, Deaf
ness Diseases Of tho Eycs, Debntatod Systems, Dys-
pepsm or Indiges tion, and Consumption--together
with ali Private Diseases and Diseases Of the Urinary
organss.
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The O. s. Sanitary Commission,

TAYE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE, MUIR
H freesboro, Bridgeport and hsstenoogas where