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PEACE ALONE Can PREVENT SrARvA-
TIoN-The Raleigh North Carolina Pro-
gress, in speaking Of supplies in the
Confederacy, says: "Peace alone can
prevent starvation. Il is folly to
talk to US about there being enough.
Confederate money is bad enough we
know, bat dearth Of provisions is not
caused by want Of confidence in it, but
because producers have nothing to bring
in. When the currency fails, and will
no longer buy what the soldiers and
people want, the army and people will
resolve themselves into 3 mob and those
who have misled and ruined them will
have 70 flee for their lives. Do our peO-
pie realize how near we are TO this state
Of things? If not, let any citizen take
small sum Of money and visit the city
market some cold morning. We tell the
people and authorities that the present
condition Of things cannot and viii not
last. The masses have been deceived
and misled long enough, and they will
not suffer and endure always. Peace
they want, and peace they viii have, if
not with such terms as leaders, who
have betrayed them, desire, upon such
terms as they themselves shall prescribe.
A peace can be made that the world will
consider honorable, and those who as
sumo to rule Us ought to take steps at
once to make il, for enough has been
said by the enemy to satisfy al reason
able men that they would gladly remove
the quarrel from the sword and refer il
to the council chamber"
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cHANcERY COURT,
/ O. .O.F. nIREGTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No /: hfocis essB TUESDAY
Hi0hi-R II Mci,won. 4 G. J I oakley, Gi John
Hoe, Secretary; 3 K spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No Il: Meas enuV Monday night
J l. Parks, \ q; w / Phillips, q; 4 J Hopkins,
Secretary: Is y Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LOnGE, No go: Ncefs ercrV FridGE night At
their Hal ln South lherry sircet-Jamcs Wyatt,
ne; NJ lorich, V G; r Goodlett, Secretary, d
Cotton, treasurer.
AURORA LunGE, No Jos (German) bfeefs eucrg
Thursdav niq tt-50hn Heberich, n G; L HoCSor, Y
G: A Winter, Secretary; q Sieterle, Treasurer
KDGELY EECAmPMENr no Aloes eseTg ls and
I'd Wednesday, nighf-G Fuller. L; u barris
Jr, H P;J i Wtakley, S "; n 6riihn, "; John
Hide. Scribe, B Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAhiPGENT, No 4 Mess eue7l
2d and 4th "Wednesday nigite-L Locker y j
Campbell, II p; J l. Park 81; Friedman, " I
o Coleman, Scribe; } Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBECCAU: Hees la Friday night "a
each FsoHih-.Iehn + HIDE, l. 81; Be5i Thompson, A
uM; J / Woakiey, Secretary Mrs Byrne, Con
duoior; Mrs r brown, Warden, mrs Chaa Robert
son, sentinel.
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La OF nnnfhn

In the u S. Hospitals ia NaslUills, Tenn,
for the s0eek ending Jan. 23I, 1864
copied from tie Register Of W. r. Cosus-
Eus, Government UaaTtaksr, No. 49
CliUrcb-Street:
G d Shedd, CO. O, I'd Tenn.
Isaac Oaks, CO. E, 1st Tenn Artillery.
James Munford, CO. l, 9th Iowa Cav.
@ Hart, co. I, 18th Ohio.
7 Myers, Government employ.
7 Brandon, CO. Fl, East Tenn. Cav.
Saml T Ammo, CO. K, 49lh Ohio.
Jacob KeifsubeT, co. Fl, 9th Ind.
Corpl Danl Morgan, co +, 23d Iowa.
VIM A Nichols, Government employ.
Geo w Powell, co. X, 5lst Ind.
Lyman g Haskins, co. A, 24th Ohio.
Elijah Herd, co. B, 9th Ky.
VIM Dansmore, co. B, 37th Tenn.
Milford Graham, CO. /, 18th Mich.
Isaac Moore, co. +, 1st Tenn.
Noah Green, co. O, Ist East Tenn, Cav.
II Bowen, CO. E, 5th Tenn. Cav
Jno Cole, CO. b, 81st Ind.
John Mcbride, co. G, 4ih Ind. Cav.
N M Hanna, co. I, 10Th Ohio.
George w Smith, CO. E, 60lh Ills.
Chas Fulk, CO. T., Tooth Ills.
Roswell J Foose, CO. @, 1st Ohio Light Art.
Wiley Bird, co. O, 47th Georgia.
John Resting, co. I, 18th New York.
j L PTigg, citizen.
JscOb Wright, CO. @, 88th lbs.
G + McCOrd, co. d, 79lh Ind.
L Holdman, CO. G, 18th Ind.
Z Griffey, co. d, 18th U. s., eOPd.
J WiDhsm, co. /, 2O.h ala.
Unknown, 9th Tenn. Cav.
Danford Gorham, co G, 105th Ills.
Z d Mountain, CO. +, 77th Pa.
Peter Hughes, cOrp'I, 10Th U S. Cold Inf.
Patrick McGlOne, CO. ID, Sd No.
Geo N Morgan. co. y. 9lh Tenn. CaE.
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CAMP MUssEY, TENN, Jan. II, 1864
E.iitor Of The NasiViIle Union:
There is q question harped upOn .
great deal lately in regard 70 the officers
Of cOlored regiments; whether they shall
be considered upon footing with officers
Of white regiments. Ihave recently read
Of an officer Of ; cOlo1ed regiment who
extended his hand in friendship to an
officer Of a white regiment and tbs latter
refused to take bis hand, rsmsrking that
be ndid not recognize these Niger OH
GERS" The question arose with me,
why was it because be thought The
aniggsr officer" his superior, or his In
ferior merely bseause patriotism induced
him to tender to the Government has
services IN cOIoFsd regiment, in ordei
to further facilitate the cFuahing Of this
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NO. 235.
SECEsSIONAL.

The following lines were written
about the last Of the year 1860, By ore
who is now = member of the 37th Rsgi-
ment Indiana Volunteers
Ncw we've some potalant sisters
Of the South the nisgsry South,
Who have vari0usly been cutting uP."
Ken making the secession mouth
How I've yoarned that the o. P.F.
Among the audsci0us would rank 'eIn,
And IN a resolute, matronly way,
Turn up their shirt-tails and spank 'sn.
Butpshaw before he would smite
TIN the blood bushed into their po0ps,
He'd use every means to make out
That the free Northern sisters are dupes
Poor soui when the great Constitution,
So fall Of republican reason,
" Contains 10 peroeivable % power
For puHishing traitors and troasoa
I've heard Of the COX in the fable,
That went to a trap in his trail
and the trap-like an ill-tempered Thing
spFaHg to and cut on his tail;
Whsreupon unfortunate Reynard
Keeping secret his scarcs-esclped mashiu'.
Began to persuade other foxes
That only stump tails we're in fishion.
guess that the oaadsl appendayo
OF the State that's drst in seeding
VIII yet be 80 greatly cur taiiea
As 10 leave bat a stump and it bleeding
No doubt, though, she'll try % convince
That hers is the only wiss pattern
Alas for the other doomed States
Which follow the poor foolish slaisera
As the man who once found a serpent
Hali-irozsD. and placed 10, in kindness,
To warm in his own vital BOSOM
Was bitten to death for bis kindness
So South CarOlna's big snake
Put up in her Palm tother day, sir,
VIII writhe meath Der warm coat of-arms,
And bite her for doing that way, sir
Nay the u5dirorcsd South yet decide
Not 20 leave Uncle sans bod and board
Tin Just provocaton and cause
Demand that che brandlsh the svori;
Nay the North DO " check fau Of grit
Yet 10th to accept such a dght.
Not yielding the Unicn a whit,
Nor swerying al an from thc right.
cold Public Functiouary," title then applied o.
James Buchanan.
me lte-s.re, the first innovation iu South Ca--
ouas coatof arms after the passage Of her Secessoa
Ordinance.
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ouartermaster,s department,

Lieut. Col J. L. DONALDSON acnior and sulerFis
ing QuariCrmRster, ard Chiof Guar tern aslsr q
Depois, Department. of the Cumberland. vaoe
les cherry street.
Capt. JAMEoF. RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter
master. Office los Cherry street.
OApt. p S. WGNSI4oH, A. Y. d., Discussing quar-
terfnaster, and Chief ohicer in charge q klyeT
TrArsportaton, and Fue or Steamers. Oaioa
lO7 Cherry-street.
Cspt CHAs IL IRWIN, A. Q. b., IN charge C. Cor
rails, siables. Public Animals, Moana 81 lraIls-
Portaiicn, Lumber, Workshops, ao OHoe lea
Cherry-st.
cspt. J. c. CRANE, A. Q. A., 10 charge q Railroad
transportation. olce Churcl-si-, 81 Cnattanoo-
q Depot.
Cart. J. b. Stubs, A. O. II in charge Of Forage,
and Assistant 20 Cspt.f. &. Nirsluu, A. .. a .
OElce s. Cherry sircei.
Cauf J. NORI on, 4. u ~, 81 charge Of Depot
TRANSPORTATION. Qilce o. lheFry street.
Cant C II WING, A. q ~, in charge q EQrzo Mcai
,clues Hardware. and Miscellaneous u. a. Et1reg.
Onice los Cherry
Cant. Il. ,. cox. A q. b., in charge oi Stationery
d III BiaDts, Clothing. Camp snd Garrison
FquinaRs. once ~ Market stIeet
Cant a Ill TUCKER, a. g. n, EccelpiinR and
lifl,urlsu9 Q1ariersnaFiof, y. = Military Rail
roads once Chufoh-atrett, - Shaitauooga De
CAM JF. rsOI, A. A. @ A., Post QaaFtorina.ler, &
charge ef Post Transportation, hqzpitala Bar
gnozs. QusrseFs. Fuei, Conautsil7n oi Quarter
eua FuI, Printing, lszuos 10 ceiachmcutH, &e.
a. { aioe ~ Cherry y-stIest
Cant FRAEc5s =. RU6AR, A. Q. H., 81 charge Q
HOfth- osiern Rsilroad. odloe CalisEc-sifest
81 Northwestern 0cDoa
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In reference to tie exchange Of Pris-
oners, the Richmond Enquirer Of the
18th says:
aButler is an outcast, and can never be
recognized as entitled 70 The privileges
accorded 3 foe taken in iaWful warfare.
Yet It msy become q question whether
our Government should not consult the
feelings Of the Confederate soldiers now
lingering in Northern dungeons, and take
the earliest practicable opportunity Of
releasing them.
~Treating with Batter should not re-
lease the pitiful wretch from the ban Of
ouilaWry pronounced sgtinst him. We
will still hang him when we catch him;
but catching is before hanging. He
could, however, be executed, and doubt
less viii, by the Confederate officer into
whose hands be may chance 20 fall"
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The lasest dispatches from Minister
CorHin represent that the Mexican peo-
pie, although suffering greatly in the
counties occupied by the French, and
being driven from their homes, pillaged
and treated almost as outcasts, nevertho-
less remain attached - the Liberal or
Jusrez Government Only . very small
proportion have, IS yet, given in
their allegiancs 70 the Provisional Gov
eminent established By the French.
Corwin, nevertheless, thinks that the
hope Of obtaining military successes over
the invading forces is very small, unless
Mexico should receive help from abroad
He expresses the belief that Mexico, fail
ing in that hope, the French Govern
msnt will soon become practically es-
tablisbed, and hold large part Of the
Republic.
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It viii be recollectsd that some months
since Chief Justice Woodward Of tbs
Pennsylvania Supreme Court delivered an
opinion declaring the e0nscription law
unconstitutional and granting an IN
junction 10 resirain the Provost Marshal
from taking drafted men. On Saturday
morning this Injunction was dissolved BY
the same tribunal, Justices stIoag, Ag-
new and Read delivering opinions in
favor Of the dissolution and Chief jus
tice Woodward and ustice Thomson OF-
posing.
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ENGRAVINGS, beautifully oOlored, 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 tie War, of the Soldier go
ing to the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes of ell kinds, from 10
cents each TO So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS of OHiccrs, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from IS to $50 per hundred-l2c. TO
50c. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best
in the market.
| SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
oOlors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inolosed in
stout psstebOard tube, size l3xl7-
beautifully executed. zoe.
| MEDALS of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &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 for al kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
l07 Mains street,
janl6-Im Cincinnati.
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LoxDos, O. W, Jan. 20-Two compa-
nies Of the Canadian kifies have been
sent 70 Windsor, opposite Detroit, within
the last two days. IL Is stated they are
sent IN Consequence Of another pr0spect-
ed raid by SOuihern eympathizers oa
Johnson's Island. The storm through
Canada has abatsd.
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The enormous business done 10 cEn-
ned provisions appears from the aact that
q single establishment In New jersey
puts up I've thousand cans per day, and
often turns out six tons Of jel-ies, n
glasses, per week.
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WAR DEp'TuEET. ADJ'T GEE. OFFIcEl
WAsHEeroS5 January II, 1864 :
ePECIAL Orders so. l6.
rE-s-.of

IS. Ordered That Aaior
General Burnside be, and be is hereby
assigned to recruit and GIL up the 9th
Army Corps Of which he is csmmaneer
to the number Of fifty thousand men. for
such duty as may be especially assigned
70 said corps by TIE War Department.
Bv order Of the Secretary Of War.
E.D TowEsEsD. Asst. Adit Gen.
Omcial-R. WILLIAMS, ASS. Adi't Gen
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Ths Boston Transcript says "lha
Davises, JEFF. and Garrett, are - No
head Of the tTo cooperating iAciions-
JEFF leads the rebels and darrsii lhe
CoppeFheads"
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road ComDany,

oFu0 o. EAsnyILlE = CHATTANOOGA h. r. Co., I
Jaunary l4, 1854.
II Is 0RDsEED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
/ that on WEDNESDAY, the l7th February, ls64, e
Convention n the Stockholders Of said Company Is
caltd, for che pose q eiccting afscn Directors
until tAe neKt regular aleciou and % trans
act any other Business that may Be brought before
the ConFentea- lac meeting q be hala at the oce
of the Commercial Insurance Company q this esty.
c.. -. FoCG
lsnl5-td. Vice President n. \ c r. R %.
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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 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, 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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General 7. J. Boyle, well Known for biz
pro-slavsry course in ksnsneky, has
tsndsrsd hia resignation. which hasbesn
aoosptsd.
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The following Is correct list Of al Hospitals IN
Hssghal No i-Ois Gan Factory: Surgeon "
H0rner College street, on the hl.
Horpfai No 2-UHiUgrig baildiHg; surgeon u u
Iynde Z V0s, hnrsft street, on the hiLL
Hospilal No s. Enslcg's BsiidiHg' Surgeon J. ID Har-
low u : Vols Southeast corner Public Square.
giaspifaI No 5--Gua F0ciolF; surgeon g " hoge-
boan. u s Vo's, upper end 81 Front street.
FT,s,ffql 40 s-arasoHic Hon. surgeon W otter
son I s Vols corner Of Church and summer streets.
Hespiial No 9--C1friage Faoi0rF: A A surgeon y
rs rrapce. & 5 A, Market street below thcSquare-
Hosfifai No ll--(Pss H0usc): A A Surgeon D
Hoele Z $ A, on University Pike.
Hospital No 12--Broadpag Hotel. Surgeon " lau
teu Il s Vols corner Broad ard Cherry streets,
Hospifal No iS-Htgms's High School; Surgeon r
TavIoT Vols, corner Of Spruce aud Broad streets.
Horpaa7 No 1s-Nasbrlls Female AcadcHF Surgeon
IA Pninips, Vols, Church street, near the Chaita-
nonga Depot.
Ho,pifal No l5-Hvne's High School: Surgeon Wm
Al Chambers Vols, corner OF line and Summer sts.
HassilaI No I5--t tCoafrobaad) Surgeon 10
narue L s A. corner 81 Bread and front streets,
Hsspifal No i9-(OHocrs') surgeon 4 . Aynde,
q Nois, y arkct EtfCrt, on the hiil.
Hosuiial No 1q-MorIl & s1olioa's building Sur
rr'9r Il w Fove, S Vols, No 4 MarkUt street
IIosuitlf 40 2l--1fsiodid CiircF; SurFeon Z
FrIier U Vols, Church street. bet Summer aud Sigh.
Csfsal,srlasid Hospital; Surgeon Clark Mcuermont,
L Vols or Hardin Pike, west Of the feniiebtia7y
Fs-ison Fosaital--Scooad Baptist Church' sur
reon G 4 Hci,nan, ( A Cherry street on the hil
C5nsaissoela l}arTacks hazg9c4 hoEsfl Corner q
fsf,.4rfh and Cherry streets.
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DayldsOR County DiTeCt0Ty,
CITY ooVERhMENT.
y8RN HUGR SMITH, Eagor
WILLIAM SHANE, BeocTfg.
JOIN ChUMBLEH, AarlAok
fev,rsv Yfayrsfsls--W u. " iikilEou, A. q. Tucker

CITY GOVERNMENT
y8RN HUGH SMITH, Eayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoores.
JOHN GhJIbLAf, MGrtach
Dspe,y Hfar-asls--W. L. Y ikiBson, A. q Tucker
nnd james a. Steois.
Thos EfoCxrtg. second; and Eiisha LgIg, third
qia- fssessoT-Wlliarn Driver
Hs-slss Celisoio7-h. 2. sdanksud
wee Tzs Osilsotof---E. B. earFots
Tysasnrc-R Henry
VIssrf E1az-ThOrsas Icake.
lssB.rsassidsIii a ds F0Fib3ssss-J. Q. Dead.
I ssps-snfs1sdssf Of ihs HGfer H0-asssr1. stewart,
CBsief of fis Eve DeJartass.l.--L p freoIasn.
gs1toa Of ne CeaccTg--T. Il. Mcbride.
groe OszsoG--J. I. Stewart.
OsSg lacrnes--W BTien.
CITY COUNCIL
Bo1nD on kLDEREEs-N y. BIisa, Presitoss.
Firs Ward--Jno KeWman.
CsoosF Ward--Jfsenh j R0bb.
Third Ward-G 4 J nayGeld.
Foiuts Vard-IIG ScOyci.
Tyfb Ward--Iossph knoWics.
Girfh IFa-&-si n Bren-
esrenh Ward-lf G Z Claiborne.
EiqlA Hard-Joseph Smith
r'1.,.0s Corsc11-Audrew Anderson, President. e
Tgrsi TTard-Jas Turner ana John Cerper.
send WaTd-G u southgaio and , ers,
Third WdTd-andrtN Anderson and Alex Acll4niei
F..rffh Varl- and GnaTlf8 aaycrE-
Fsfh Ward-W A Cleaiham and r Glascock.
eird WaTd-T YarbroaFh ard Wni Driver.
tffeNfE KNTH--i T. ELiA AilA " AAtAiAs
Elgha Wafd-WTa Haiy and D Hocc.or.
ertrBlEs ooxEITTEEs oT THn CIT raCnuEs
Fssanss-Ku0Tles S0uthEaie, and Anderson
Wafcr WoTks-AnderBCn, sllli1, ADD ois-cocE.
E-eeis-SayeTa, Turner, S0uihgaie, hayheldi She1t
ham. Yarbr0ueh, Claiborne, and HaHy.
Sciools-Huf, Knowles, and y hee CT
Wka-f-Oarpef, Turner, nnd Newman.
Fire Deparlsseflt-lIvers, Rust, ard gc0Tel.
Gas-Driver, Bfirn, u1e Crea 2.
Csmeferg-Smth, Wheeler, and hsiiy-
HfaTkef Hoass-s0uthgate, Newman, and Carper.
al1Uss-Bricn, Mcdaniel, and myers-
Jsoiios-Yasbrough, sc0ve, and saycrs.
Ep-sags-Ciaiborne, Hoo, and Aaiy
fork- ToEsg-C Choaiba1, R0ob, and Mcdaniel
improvements GBd ErpaHdiiHres--c0veli eoulhgGte
and Driver
Public Propafv-R6bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet Hoaiss-NeWman, Hailg md S5uthgaie.
- The Board ol Aldermen ooeir Tie Tuesday
nert preceding the EecoBd ard iourih inlfsossE z
oach month. and ihs CcInncn Council the hecch'
aud fourth Thursdays 10 each ronih.
NIGHT POLICE
ClasfQis-Johu II fuck1it.
Firsi fislfollanf-Bobcrt Scott
sscond IieHfet .Hf--J0hn 3. inEaiis.
PATn0rTElr.
Namea-pavid EcEahb, John Cavendcr, joel Pm
fins Wm PuCzeit, DauI BufFet, Vim Adlioyi aurpAi
Philius gaml Pigmmer, John Chenault, Nich DAVIS
James Miller Wm Mayo, Wm Rice, Nm Baker, a +
Dyron, Bird Bruce r Nichol, "m Stewart, Jess
~ The Polioe Court is opened every morning &
nine O'Clock
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s.roeaa. clover porin, L sA. Once, Cha,tanooga
Tenn.
f..ssisrf rfsficaf Di-ccs5r. Surreon Henry
Tiursion. oiHoe, NoA Cherry street, betsceu broad
and Church.
Esdisai FnspecisF. Surgeon " Oleuoeni M Y : Nois
oflse ~ "a gTfv street. between Broad and Church.
Medical DirstsoT Reserve Cops SURGEON william
Vercn, u S Vols. once, High strecii 0en Granger
old hcadQuariera
of7ce south summer street, near thC City Cemetery
= Troroa Marssals Lieut. Coi Geo sIauldnE.
sssi.fsuf p5ososf Marshal; Captain james Boyd
6fst Illinois, Ollce az She State Capitol.
Cs.nHsaader q l1s Pos: Brlgadior General K :
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church aad Uniou streets
VEHsadquartes ~ a. Coasnana1 of ~ D4-f7toi q
E41f-'lis Cen L Il Rouzscsu. Tie BAGS residence
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

sAatF-Iames g. HiB.oa. Dsgasiss-Taemas hob
Uon and J. X. buch.ran.
Hs1lHs--- Phfnclg Garrett.
Tfi,tes-W JaEpcr Taylcr,
Cor5neT-G b Gunter
Eaage-AleKaDder Mcdaniel.
Rssafis' O. 'tsof1r--W. il. E11sr---r.
Failroaf Tax Cllect5F--g. @. Bfiily.
p Oousa5ls, ~ es hashsiils Dltto--John D. 9oNei
and j. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Jaacs--H1n. James Nlitworth.
F7eTk-P. Lindsey EichoL
81 Tho Judra's Court ncctn tho Hrst Mondsy IL
each month, nud The Quarterly Court, composed oi
the Magistrates Of tke County, E held t1e trHt Aon
day In January, April, Jaiy and October
CRIMINAL COURT,
yuS0s-Hon II n. Bri6r.
AR0rneg Gepefal-Ge0. B. stubbiedeid,
(Ee~h-Chnrics ". Smith.
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