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Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Atte n!--Persons arriving
with, or receiving. late southern Or
northern papers. will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Head Quarters Of this Department
is to De moved to Houston, Texas.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

It is supposed that ,le S.on"""li
= i'll ,nnkc ;ry CiI,r.lts-
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
I.i.uttuHNt General.
T.. Il. :. tA\Ni,

New York May l.-Thc World
Washington special says it is GU
r"r'Iv reported to-day That tn" Pre-
sidru, ans! Cabinet haze d-ci!,.u Il
open All tAc Southern S'nt.- 10 g.u
,:tl trad and ~ suspend all r. su-
atioN- in tore. hv ord: q" the
Treasury Departments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-09

THE AMBASSADORS FROM TuMs-THE ORD
WORLD AND THE NEw.-For a few days past
several stout-lookng, dark-faccd gentlemen,
wearing little red caps looking the very pic
lures Of imperturbable satisfaction, have been
driven in carriages up and down our main
streets. These are our visitors from Tunis,
ambassadors from Africa, come to congratulate
ms on the return of peace, and to utter their
coincidence in bereavement that struck down
the leader Of the people.
All the why from the ncighborhood Of Car
thage-irom the land that was subject to that
great free city, subject to Rome, subject to the
vandals, subject to the Greek empire, to the
Caliphs, TO Spain, to the Sultan-from land
with oil these strange vicissitndes In its history
these visitors come to look upon the success of
free government in new world. In new world
that was us yet undiscovered, whose existence
was not even guessed at, when in their native
land the problems of human destiny had been
fought over for ages And in this new world
all is light and life; the people are free, pros.
porous and comparatively happy; and in that
from which they come, after the experiments,
the efforts, the wars for ages Of different races
Of men, the people arc hardly in better con-
ditiOn, socially, intellectually or politically,
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Great Increase fn American Cotton
Manufactures.

Manufactures.
Among the resources of the South which the
war developed was the extent Of its ability to
sumption. Being compelled TO manufacture
its own clothing for its armies and people, new
factories were erected, and although, of course,
not so perfect as the New England establish
ments, they we're still great Improvement
upon those that existed before the war; The
immense water power existing in nearly oil
parts Of the Southern country has now been
pretty well developed, and 1t Is open to all
cnterprsing capitalists who are seeking OPP
portunitics for investments in manufactures.
The fact of having the raw material near at
hand is one advantage the South has over the
factories of New England and Europe. 1t is
only the procuring Of operatives that makes the
question Of rapid and extensive increase In the
manufacturing business Of the South at all one
of conjecture. But this difficulty win no doubt
arrange itself as soon rs the strength Of foreign
and Northern immigration is felt, and the negro
population are made to comprehend that they
must labor or perish.
But while the manufacturing Interests Of the
South present such suspicious indications for
the future, it Is only necessary for the intelli-
gent observer to look at the present condition
Of the New England manufactures to satisfy
him also OF their wonderful and increasing
prosperity. The manufacturing power and re.
sources Of The soutE and the immsnse and well
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GROWING OVER THE Loss OF THE PARTY
FUSD.--The republican politicians over In the
City of Churches are in a wonderful state OF
excitement over the stoppage of the assess
mcnts in the Navy Yard. They had made their
calculations upon collecting twenty thousand
dollars from the employees, to use In the pre-
sent campaign. Admiral Bells veto has spoilt
their calculations, and they are running around
trying TO get the order countermanded or the
Admiral removed. Il is reported that COM
mittec called upon Senator Morgan yesterday
requesting him TO have the order rescinded !;
but IL Is said that he endorsed Admiral Bells
course and refused TO have anything 10 do with
il. Az the last resort the disappointed Brook
Ign politicians have appointed committee to
wait upon Secretary Seward, In hopes Of ac-
complshing something in that way. Why not
call upon Thurlow Weed? We supposed that
he was the man who looked after the financial
arrangements Of the party, assessments. &c, five
DER cent included. There is decided tempest
In the teapot over this unexpected order but
the Admiral is immovable. Never having been
a politician, but practical sailor, the squirm-
ing Of the politicians no doubt affords him
great amusement
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THE NECESSITY OF Social REFoRN.-The re-
cent revelations Of vice and crime in this
country show the necessity of a thorough re-
form, and we call upon all good men and
women to go to work at once. In this city
especially there is o plentiful crop Of vicious
weeds that need to be pulled up by the roots.
The concert saloons, which produce such frauds
as that Of jenkins and corrupt the morals Of the
rising generations; some Of he thaatysa which
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N Office.

New York Herald Building.
TO MAsOSs, IRON. MARBLE AND DORCHESTER STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will be received until October rs for Fire.
Proof Building be erected for the NEW York HERALD
EsrAMBmEST, on Broadway, Park and Ann street.
Plans and specifications may be seen and examined
at tho o6lce Of JOHN KELLUM, Architect, No. ITO
broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-09

REBEL GENERALS IN PRIvATE LTE-The
rebel generals, like our federal soldiers, ara
dropping quietly back into civil life. General
Lee has just been installed, with great humil-
ity and no show or ostentation, rs President OF
Washington College, at Lexington, Va. General
Johnston sought for the presidency Of rail-
road, and. baving failed To obtain II for soma
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than they were in the days when Carthage
poured out her innumerable armies, circulated
her stamped currency and made human sacri-
fees to the Supreme Governor Of the Universe.
They find the differences before them Of the re-
suits of different systems OF civilization, of their
application in the Old World and in the New,
and they can see the contrast.
In small way even this embassy, this mere
visit to free country of two or three men, has
its tendency to let light into country like
Tunis. These men seem to have observed with
some interest the progress Of our war, and to
observe now with much intelligence the condi-
ton of our people. They receive many pre-
sents-specimens Of American industry and in
vention-and these they will carry home, and
each will doubtless have its little effect in
spreading the ideas and thoughts Of our people
in that country. This, perhaps, is very little;
but it makes our name and our greatness more
known in that early home Of the human race;
and If more intimate relations should grow out
of the visit such an association must have its
influence in elevating somewhat people who
need elevation certainly as much as any popu-
lation throughout the Old World.
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Receipts OF Sales OF the Now York Daily
Newspapers.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, 5s5 Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHoPiAs SINGING, DANCING, 6c.-
YOUNG AFRICA THE TRAPh2E.
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. Monday. October 0, 1865.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

HIPPOTH EATRON Fourteenth street-kQUEsrRfAs AND
GYmsAsTrc FxArs-TaE RIGGS MR.. BRIGGS
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Oi Bowery -SrSa-
mo, DAsclsG, BURLKsoUEs &c.-TosY PASTORS NEW
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sIsmPhfs, Tean. -olsrssrs BEnst ars
or authorized agsnis Q ss-eirs aaveriisemsnis
sod sutasrpf'ohs for ne 1asars< Uain-
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The L.l.ys.ls lIndl Ialy eaa..s.. n.-. Is. 10

The lafayette tInd) Ially Courier. MAJ. IS. Iss5
"A better seles'e8. more v,riss nj, f.. .,.....,.
sortmeni Of ieaclry csanot b. f5nni -, s.. =,
nrnt tn-u ArEandale a %. srs noEofIssn. A. -.
ai5Anaae % oec1Iy high 11siI|0a h comm, i
trckeiy OF trade. Thsir stster,snls 1, -. -. ~.
piieiiy relied upou, BON a. 90 the caar,rfr ~ -.
/ goods snd he risuusr % di-uosal 49, -,
- :, =. ~ 49, p ne coii' Try are rea1 X haiii-
some frohis a. aleni y aud b any of our ar rs5i
desire % interest Themselves iu The enfrrrl1ss 49,
may DO 20 VIA parisct confidence.
oArAt DiF Ll-fElutftdE. - rare rrnrrfs,-5i, -,
p elelsl lel o.. IN ns sa-ehea chain, di.men4
In.ts' iler ware, ETC., ~ MessIs. Arranaae a ~
AZ NO 10 Broadway. They have an immense -f-i
81 articles, vary ~ n Vat ne, and al are ,iri7in ~
80 eol.eI talh Inc dasirit uton is Va7v 6.irI,
done-yJu sgree % tslse . cerdcate II = 80, -,
uciei euc.C=e.i m an euFe ope ami a. ~ -. +
70 pay yuuf dolaI uuicsa sou ate ssf.sIilf oi-i, 81
arr ci's uhch vii certainty be worth more t.i -,
amount and may te $50 o. slo0 Az ereei.s--,
mods this 81 ingesiiura dollar g..1f.-. "
J. Gu. 70. ~, Isdl ~
Msssr- Arrsudae & o. hsve Ion~ b.e, mn 81,
ally knosn to 5sfaud Ne hs.lsTs thern t. =. er,-,
way sonny Of puGic eonfdeuee-V II l-.'t
A'stfilli A1lf1l1., s1ie No., lsGG
hy aessrs- Airandalu COS srrauqeulent an.
aufautsges must be on the side I'D fta. ,.II.f -.
=. "a Ms ever isng TO gam snd nothing comrar
Neiy 70 lose de znosS what BE- will ~ isr ~
uo.iar hNor. hsld, and he need Dol -eni Il, n h., T.
o. sai-hed--N } D1iH Narr. Aul u Isrf
We knoE the hrtu IN question Io g. very resrsrft-
sui reco nIneus our .r.ciids 70 RAJ .'I,i,.s,
ulenfs--A 7. 41sga So y is1L
EAfoaAESt . 3 Antls-ihe most eliqitia ana
prohiaie empl. yment ua have heard of f.r 49,
y me sic o. eef'iuaies pf the 61e e. 90 ulsirihu
non o. Affnndale A Co e lsdY of our ti.1rf, rr,rss
hl- been very slccessful IN tins usv. NJ g-iv -
Ming her oga pure, hul sso To- doing "a Z ID mo
70 those 20 whom -he sod the teridesie- a. VII be-
seen uy our sdFsrii-ilg columns. Caufia4,s.., -.
aso ha thus eugase1--N. j. .,aaIllf I.r--s. a.
1t, lsd5. ~
AGENT .-Wew want fgenls 10 ever rasiasert.
sui ~ every town fild county iu The c0uuify and
eefuhtate ordered, proNded their r-mIttar-a
amouuif 10 one dollar, siso other udurerncui.
Ne.eh Gao o. learned ua arplc siion Agents viii
0o.l.c. 20 e'ntt or every eeriincae, and remit h
eenis % - ether iu cash or I1- AZ ziarll,.
kADt1.H a co
notls-alllH vi -LuI hrnllaal N.a-Nnr.
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The visit Of Lieut.. Gen. U. S. Grant 10 the
Southern States has furnished food fer many
sensation paragr@Phs, aud material enouch
for few hrst-clasa romances. There IS q
class Of individuals who, BY common Coz
sent, are booked upon - prophetic in their
opiuious; consequently when they deairnats
the mission Of the Lieutenant General as
significant, it Is presumed 20 be Of some
Importance. Hence the iact that, hptssitt-
stand ING he ieft 81 the habaimenls aud
"pomp and glory 81 war on tAis sida Of she
t'otemae, and carried with hin nothing
tac1e suiphurious than the matches with
Snleh 20 light his 'Saevitable cigar.' the
always gulhble portion Of humanity believe
ehat There Is "a speck Of war on The hori-
/ 80 and that the General IS on his way 70
! .. ~ 80 Nrande e fan the euahers Of strife
~ : nsoe thss viii eventually consume
~ ,SnpeSial forces and give 10 Mexico y
l n. Nesernucne For the infar1natisn OF
I - :, siAAeaeress however, we will say thzi
-, ,. j.,, ea oen. Grs-Dt's visit 70 the south
-. 0.ll's = merely T. inspect the situation
.-',,'-5 .Sien 81 the United States troops
s :. through large portion ~ Ne
s sstl ana rs tour viii not erte.H bevorS
NnAfleston- BIS wan viii uot ofsv r,r.,-.
81 great benefit 50 himself. 80 h ,sifs -
BE- hsNehciai 10 the inicrea,s 81 -, 1,,.'--
sgseiers stationed in the SoutA w., -
l g.rssicls.
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Central Railroad Bank 90
Geoigia Railroad and
Baking Company. j. y
Bssk Of Middle Ga -. 20
Marine Bank...............7U
Bank OF Augusta -....... 81
Augustslusurnncr.---a Q
Bank " Athcns....-........i
Columbus ..-...ls
" Empire State..i5
BOv2-g
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Coal.

We would inform the citizens 90 Nash
vile that we have Low on baud a choics
article Of piltsburg Coal, vii eh W. are
offering to the public 1t rrasouab!e prices.
our coal is well screamed, ANA ee ON d r
and foreign matter. All those needing
ipei woald do we'll 10 lay ia their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders LETT with us viii meet win prompt
attention. and sut5s ASTON guaranteed ia all
casss. KNIGHT i Bios.
No. AZ Church ttrecl,
nov25-In OPPOSITE Masonic Te III ole.
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Max i. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work TO be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
-ssogs pus slooa zno6 IoJ 'sIBnbS SIIqnd
'Og on ls uBJ--i sazKnsSOO 0NT saaTTad
oct 2S-3m
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E0FIcE.--We would inform all persons
hsving claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board OF Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened b. Specisl Field Order No. %,
dated March 18Th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
orly adjusted by calling at our Office,
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipls, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., Tor the Introduction OF
other proof, in order 70 substantiate the en-
lire clAim, that the parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from she Government.
ieSa-tf H. TOHPEINs 4 Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-06

Persons unaequsintsd IN the city SEEM
90 ruanyadxeFtissmenis Tor The trsatms1-
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 60 lcss - dsi
tsmiBs 10 whom 10 entrust the treatment
u such cssss- To such persons We taks
pleasure in stating that The oldest estab
iisbment Of the Kind is a 10. q Dsaderick
aBtss that tbs i 8 reliable institution. Dn.
A. EfcHaED aoSEs may be found in he Of
bee during tbs hours slaLsd IL his general
advertisement Al nssdioiaes flrsilsleS =
ia s6ics.
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Tennessee Bands...--....ss
Davidson comfy bonds7o
4. a n. X r SCRIP. 30
Tie sfoEe bonds are
bought WITH coupons,
from 1861 included.
N. Carolina Coupons ...3n
Memphis aty Coupons 80
lennessee Coupons. go
Georgia Coupons $50
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Now is your time 10 Pu chase Christina
and New Year presents. a hne IS ri
msntoi Go|d and Silyrr Watehes; also, 81
sss5rtrnent 81 Jewelry ssd Silver Wa-e
This Stock must be sold beiore the Ses
J ear > ( he stoHe VIII be sfcepied .or nIh.
business Asny arficies VII Dc s1id below
New y crk cost prices, IS The PFoprie.oT J,
giving Up busine.s "a CnioIistreei.
Parties having watches o. jewelry with
me iorihpairs, sTill pleqse ~ hem within
the above said tims- J. HELF.
qF-yin ff ftH cat
- = ~ a
Dental Notice.
Ths I,usseif Dental Assosiation, have
moved iheir office rooms from [ he conner OF
Union am Cherry sueet-, 70 their nsw
suite OF rooms in he Old Acklen residence,
on Cherry street, lust below the PosI Office.
The association have fitted up this suite Of
r5oh4s ii elegint style, with every luHFrs-
aHd .e0nvenieBce- watch Is calculated T.
eonduce tothe eoniiort 81 the pstieat To
hose who desire dental operaliGis, either
mechanical, surgieal, o.. Operative. can have
The same performed, equal 10 any WORK
Lac IL the esaurry. Or. r Russell, the
Pr ncipal would be pleased % Zee his old
irieuis atali iiHes, II his sew suite al
rooms. dee3-st
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Go TO Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business college for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nefship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, SrRATTON 4 co.
Octl3-ly.
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Nets Orleans I.n.--HgHaa F e7rHaIIs q
the Commercial Resdina Raou, 3 ogE sutno.issd
sseui % rscsiFe sdsefIissnezts aad anbscsipsoDs
~ ihs Easluis Tlsaa-
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fho BRIDAL Chamber, an kssay OF MRnuA
and lnstrueii0n for Young Man. Also, ueS AMI re-
liable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary aud
Sexual sysisms-sent free, IN scaled envelopes.
Addresa, Dr.. j. SKlLiLN HOUGHTUN. Howard
Association, Plhladepha, Pa apTls-ll
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$4,000.

toa payment q Tseuiy-Fiys cauls se give yon
81 knreiape. fIon eesi mlxca nt.inn-is ceei-ln-
IN fe rarne enseiore, Is a. sdseIts eiiei q card,
e,nnts nfae the name 81 some ols Aruele m cor
.ioak 4foh VOC CO bay ioI one Aolafs 4 Ne Arii
Gle suits You, srdle-S q ~ coet fo4 "a t-s
ll1sia for one Iollar taet which you so1ld otner-
v.iso l. Obliged 10 pay nom 3 e SatA Ana u ~
ztfs 6ed uIih the srlcie you ueea no ~ me do-
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The report 81 Smallpox, yesteraav. v-.s
six deaths IN he Pest house. Few A.
charged. and thirty-inree siill remaiuipr
We hear 81 q in various localities abosl
town bus We are not advised e. 70 the
e,easi,ses adopted % prevent is spread
siarsstiiis Ctror- Isl iast-
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Restores GrsF Far i1 BE- aiural Color.
A-ses toe haif aoii, 1ioasY ART LlauualL
heep- ihe scllu Clean, tou, aaI. He-HtY-
The onis kooau Rssiorcr % Coler sad e -
tsct Hair nEes.ins tsmbiurd.
London rnif Ctlgr Heasorer and urfasiust'
londou HAIR 0olor Esstarer aud Uras.ilIr p
" London hsIr C1ar kgstafer md u f4sarl
% oudou hair Color lisatorer a1d lffssIr.s.'s
In aiii restore grty Hair % ifs or Tu.i eafdr.
E--it aiA D. sac 9 sr1a ca bald be- 49,.
a-ll Hill restore f1e ullurii neerrfirrr
a-lt I'll 1-ufe ~ azuIruf asd iieinnla
l--li D make De .lair ~ Q, fossy ana aetihle.
b-it iii uIeesIse ilIr 1rctf-a tsoiCr a. aif 80
l-ltWl presauliss far mn falling %.
8-lt v 3 rurF az dlssases nftnr -.sin
fr - ~ pr n9i1ie. sa.a D. IT, sWAFEg q
eeAi No - = 1'Eta street. Phl.d-iuil.a. -
w. &C. " eMlrH. ilffier| r.
ocfs1-a-fstsu am 1900. -,
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at c. n.
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
II
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PHOTOGRAPH.

Which Is worth Al loAss he money eEpensed.
Pzrtss Hriae IN Tie citf, or suyEneTs IA ths uu-.
I'D csarcs. ca lave one q o1f EAfciopee, shh
fnctosrsrh md Cert|h1sis encios,d, IN rerlslin z
~ tae SIN q Taenty-fire Ceuis, % i've cert n-tie1
Tor O1e neliar VIII serd sixiY Of or c4ri1esles
snd fio1lI faIls % cirts On re-e p q les hoil4fH
tnr,ath tlsilil fromp1Rsss s1d ia-i,s.cn = oisf
nluit., ald aatefaotcn gus anteed. erile g9or or
Ger plsinf, acd sddrsss Ire propfletalf.
WN ackEE q 90,
10. VI oacrrT = BoE 80. Nashli,is- fe1n-
n e.-fsE1ezisr aiisaiion gFsn % e1an1Y er-
derss nqFf-ln
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AiNcIatATf, De-
Flour continues dun but nominally unchanged.
superfae s. 5a97 y, extra ssss 81. aad family
and amy 81 TsgI2 o. Wheat dua AID prices
haEe declined b. 81 75s Corn s r.iher dun = e
f5c 60 ues; Oais declined and 10 good De-
maHd, 41c ID elevators Rye steady 81 81 Hogs
nominal a. - 559iQ Is gross, So net receipfs
2sooo bead packerz noi huyi1E a. as.ing rates.
aess PORK qaiet ID So % eify. nothng DONG 10
Ee-h meat and tuf limited dems1i ior bulk
meai- partially cured We qnots ~ asi ~ .er
,hculder.. Is8Is1 or -is.. lfsisis or sie.
Iard dua al aiei froearies qusti WHISKY sfsady
81 - 70; Gold if71talsT5f
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Cos Jos OFH0E.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job PRINT
ing IL the neatost style, aud at the lowest
press, u this Office.
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New carpets receiving every day, by ".
W. Berry a 90, No. 81 College street.
noVIs-lm
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Auction SALE.-We call attention 10 the
suction sale Of boots and shoe, by q gorge
Shields a Co., elsewhere.
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Get your wall paper at Mer it, & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets
oets II.
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Examine the large stock Of carpets at w.
W. Berry Co.'S, No. 81 College street.
ROWS Ina
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Eos SALE CHAR "A good Smith 4 Wss-
sou Pisto. APplyat this Office. nov30-u
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Maror,s Thauksri.ing ProeIamalion.

MAYoR's OrTIoE, NASHVILLE, Dec. 6, 1865.
WHEREAs, The President Of the United
States. having designated io-morr5w, the. 7ih
inst, aB day Of national thanksgiving and
prayer, I deem il proper 20 request the eiti-
Gems Of Nashville to close their places of
business on thst day, and in every proper
manner 10 observe il as such.
W. Mari. BE0ws, Mayor.
". II. WuEIEsoS, Recorder.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks Tor sale a. this Office, or
printed b order
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A GRsAT GIT APPoRTIovNEyT

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Setuncates OF ne raIinus articles sc 81 info -
sel- - iaqiscll 1linsalI. sealed I'D. ard aheu 81
sent ~ mai. thus, s1olin7 a. fsvorIf.-, az -
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p .afe, and hen I, is 8 Jour piiou 10 80 -
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thus Obtain gol1 aaIch diamond r.n.s -, - ~
OF ieNelrv on our lisf flr ne fsalf.r - = 49, 20