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TrrING.-The Louisville Press expresses
itsalf as amused q. The fact that among the
standing committees appointed in The
TsnRessss Legislature, is Tipplinr Com.
nlaAs. Il is queer, especially when, On
rCGoreRno 20 Webster, We End that Ttip
ping means INDUCING in the habitusl
uIs Of strong or spirituoss li9uors." A Tin
ping Committee, there ore, is a body Of
men not only indulgiug in strong o. spirit
nous liquors 10 excess but doing 80 hs0itu-
ally II each member Of the c mmittee 20
indulgiog is tippler, then according to
the same suthority, he is "oue who habit
ually in3ul -es in the excessive use OF
strong or spirituous liquors." This is Ger
tsinly pretty character FOR o portion OF
our respected and respectable Legislators
70 bear pretty character 'or mau to
take home 70 his horror-struck wife and
disguised daughters q. the end OF Loris-
lative term IN Nashville. lis nos credit
able that Official language should be bad
English, and in this case it is so. for the
Qualifying word does not describe the
functions OF the committee, bus libels its
members with character official LANGUAGE
ought 10 be TOO diguided and too correct 70
lOe 70 gentlemen invested with impor-
iant duties. A tippling committee sb.s.s
oil Father Mathew and Lindlev Nurr,v
what are We coming tot TiprI;n. -,
mitteel ''i"-
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On THURSDAY last, az Paris, Tennessee
Col. Chsnowith, OF the rebel army, suTren.
dsred himself and the troops in his com
mard 20 Col. Ho!.eustsin, Of Gen. Mere
3ith's command. The following IS q copy
Of the articles Of surrender:
Articles of agreement ween Col. Hot.
tenstsin, Of the United States Army, anC
Col. Chenowith, OF the Confederate state
Army, in regard TO the surrender Of officer
and soldier IN ''thc DcpaI.mcnt OF Western
Kentucky :"
lst Col. Chonowith on his part agrees t,
surrender all Confederate officers and sol.
diers il the Department known as 9TH,
Department Of Western Kentucky" Col
Hottsnstein, on his part, pledges that the
surrendered officers and troops shall be re-
ceiyed, IN al respects, on the same cOndi-
tions as the Commander Of the United
States armies received the armies Of the
Confederate Generals Lee and johnson.
I'd. A great many soldiers Of the Con-
fed crate States Army being at this time in
this department as paroled prisoners, and
on furlough from proper authorities. it i'
agreed that ten days shall be given to gather
them into camp. Theywill be received by
Col. Hottenstein, at Paris Landing, on the
Tennessee river on Sunday, May l3, and
be psroled, as in the case Of other soldiers
surrendered under these articles Of agree
mcnt.
!. QUILLEET CHENswITH,
Col. CONG Dept Western Kentucky.
S. NJ. A. Hottenstein, Col. U. S. A.
On Monday evening Col. Chenswith and
q number Of his officers arrived in this city
and reported themselves at General Rous-
Eeau's Headquarters, where they were pa
rol ed. They took quarter at the City
10 tel, where they registered themselves as
follows
Col. Chenowith and STAFF, Ky, IS in all,
Col. John A Hottestein, H.; W. B. sher-
man, LIST LII Capt. J. r. Reams, Tenn;
1t. ". r. Rudiord, It. o. S. Barbour, KY,
1t. C. D. Bell, Capt, A. ". Blakemore, A.
A. D., Capt. L. J. Rogers, Ky, 1t. J. C.
W hlker, Ky, DR.. Wetherton, Ky, VIM.
Moore, citizen, Ky.
The conversation and manners Of these
gentlemen are expressive Of cultivation
and refinement. They acknowledge them.
selves fairly conquered, and conquered by
a Government that is itself uncomfortable
They regard the assassination Of President
Lincoln as calamitous event for the reb-
els, and express the utmost adherence Of
tho deed. From the Federal soldiers they
are confident they shall always meet that
respect hard fighting inspires on the part
Of one contending party towards the other.
They hope that events in Mexico will be
fore long give them an opportunity to
prove their devotion to the common conn
try, and so overcome projudices eugender-
ed by the rebellion and its bloody scenes.
For guerrillss and their thiovish and COW.
ardly deeds they have only contempt. and
consider the halter the just portion Of ali
Northumberland mauraudors. They fear
unkiu dnCss from citizens who have never
been to the war, but hope al sensible men
will exercise that forbearauce which gem
erous natures never refuse 50 fallen en-
envy.
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

A bill for the better government o.
the State Penitentiary The bill fixes
the salary of the keeper at $1,000 and
cuts of the allowance OF 500 yeal
for boarding perquisites, and provides
for charging the buildings Passed
| first re. ling
Mr.. Cooper, from the Judiciary com
mittee, reported Senate bill No. 5
House bills No 81, 20, -, 70, Il, 74and
Ga Placed on the calendar to come
up in their proper order.
By Mr. Hood, 10 extend the jurisdic-
ton Of the law and ohsncery court,
over Chattanooga Passed FIRST read
ing and referred 10 Judiciary commit
tee.
Mr. Jarvis moved a reconsideration
OF the vote adopting bill No. 4, with a
view of striking out section T.
Mr. Cooper moved 10 lay the motion
on the table. The motion was with.
drawn
Mr. Griffith showed that the bill con.
tanned most unjust provisions.
Mr. Wines made an excellent speech
on the bill, which had been passed by
a suppression Of discussion, under the
previous question. He knew nothing
in law, philosophy, morals, or religion
that, in a free country, was too sacred
for discussion. He claimed for this bill
free discussion There were very OBJ
iectionable features in it
Mr. Duggan opp d the mot onto open
Up the bIu would cause discussion and
take time
Mr. Mullins thought the laws gave
the negroes protection enough, and
the law Just passed gave him as much
latitude as was good for him.
Mr. Hood claimed the right 10 speak
when he considered 1t right He had
no doubt the House would refuse 0
reconsider, for the fact was, the pro
slavery element in It is too strong
there is too much looking back 10 the
flesh pots of Egypt
Mr. Cooper renewed his motion TO lay
on the table Carried. "a ayes, ii noes
BY Mr. Cooper A bin to amend sec
ton IL of the code, changing the
I court in Montgomery county from the
! criminal 10 the circuit court Passed
hrst reading and referred TO the Judi.
oiAry committee.
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SuRRENDER or GuERRu1As-W, -
from good authority that the notorions
guerrillas Harper and Malone have snr.
rendered. The former surrep5or.s :.
Gallatin and the latter at Russellyiuo
Ky Thus are the leaders Of the des.
Perate bands which have been commit
ting depredations upon the peaceabls
citizens Of Tennessee and Kentuclrv
abandoning their neiarious work.
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Foung hs1ned Isd5es whose ulsfu-tuus L 80
neen uoi % urng forth ia aue SESSION, rrlls-- 30
SOD has sad ycu should mullpiT sod rep'e1sz. %
tnia lB your desire you can consut me elL1sr -
letter or 10 person. No iasly over thrfT-sfs resH
Or age need make Application All conn - e. enc
iIF lattnT or nerrru afrasflg enrf rfnutnl
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49, .tNsivERSAL sUcC Es8
or
DOCTOR McGiLL,
BOTANIC PHYSiCIAA,
IN EHE TRMrAEar or DaEssa Is
HhfNNlta HIN WITH SUCCESS .H
FIhEk 5TAIE8, As III D. rE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

For further information ia regard 10
the sklllful success in the treatment d,
diseases, the reader il reierrad 10 Still
Ii s IHERAFEUTICs and MArEaL, MEDIclr
two large volumes, lsto edition Of 1869,
the best work in sac United States,
where you viii hu3 DIT. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best mecleGi
men Of the age in the treatment Of do
eases Of women. For sl disease ln THIS
adVerhsement, satisfaction Is guaran-
Ted. With my general pzactice treat
the following
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MARRIED

In this city, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. S. D.
Baldwin, Mr.. THoal! PARKEs, late Of Columbia
Tenn, and Miss ELLIE SMITH, daughter Of Geo. W.
SIN tn. ESQ., Of this city.
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ChraRls nssss

va a.- .ts-t-1as r1sarrsl SO, A1ocl5na @. t1s
Lunl1 Diseases ~ the Throat, lEeilst joins
5iit Limbs, Piounay, Pans, Uoersl CaHcer, er.r.
D-,e1saa az The EeaFt and LAYER, lc.-rr.T-la.i.1
De1luesas Daeases u 10 LYes, DeUuts.l4 .FH
Tens, Dyspels1f or Indigestion, and Coz lural--
logsther with al Private IJiaeassf.as DID.
A5isensez OF the Urinary Organ.
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Notice.

A IL private horses o. O6cers nov 10 Public
n stables e Nashville, Team, ieit tbere for treat
ment or 0tnerElse. VII BE- branded and turned Ia
10 the Puzzle Corral=, pub c property. { not re-
moved by June ], 1855. unie-s permitted here hy
written orders from the Office o. Chief Qlartarnas.
ter Of the Department
By order ofBYt. Brig. Gen. J. L. posALDs0s.
t0Hh y. JAMES,
Msy-lH Capt, and A. 9. u.
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10 the Ladies.
EterIiiT

Al Affections q ne Womb treated We. sse---
Ihcae MARRIED ladies' Uho have been = as..-.-
uaie ~ m soarry q prove abortion eEa - as--.t
p r. M i'rrf r iolnt prsCnzrL 5y g4-lr 900
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For Sale.

A SPLENDID new Piano Forte, seven octaves
"A overstrung from Knabe & Co.'S Factory. Bal
umore Owner wishes 10 leave the city. Terms
cash. Address box 1850, p. o.
unayIO-IWa
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IN NASHVILLE 80
TrOtting ark
GREAT SPORT EXPECTED

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, at o'clock, pm,
" will commence the Trotting Race, mile heats,
best in 5, in harness, between
Major Noah's roam colt, COLUMBUS.
Chss. Ssnford's black colt. KENTUCKY.
J. Bentley's 5sy colt, JIH HINTON
j. Motifs brown colt. HIGHLANDER.
The track and stands are in good order, and the
PrOprietors feel justified in making preparations
for numerous company.
mylO-lt BRUNER & DOUGLAS, Proprietors
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500 Reward

L OST-Yesterday morning, between the upper
i landing and the Office Of Capt Chas. d. Irwin
A. Q. NJ, on Cherry street. an of5ciA envelope
rnarEed steamer "A. Baker," said envelope con.
tanning s go in Treasury notes, any person deliver
ing the same TO Boyd PEBBLES, Steamboat Agents
wilt receive the above reward
maylO-2ts CAPT. J. TOOMBS-
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Night Emissions Cared

Yong Nan. stop be'0Fs jon .urihor 70. " 81
t-ases suigacl 10 nzn, tnora s no liaease 60 harl
% cure a. Night hui.a5lQus, and physicians are
ssy that have cured dozens IN tbs city, A. vel 81
"a dinerent States, Who have spent d0llar sitsr a.
lar, and are nov Eel cured By me- am daily 90
ceFng laiters and sending meeicire 20 az Pa-s O
ne country. ln word, al ihat are diseased q
any WAY, and VII give me a cal, VI eve SO =
factlon Tor 81 81 TIE dEes8ss reulolcd n t1s 81
Tsrtsemeui. ne hast a. refsrencea fiTen II o.
CITY.
Al lslisga dirssted b
Oh. ECGILL,
Union street., Nashville, Teaa.l
tnai-lv WI mssi Hiih prompt aItallea
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Afttj AareFtisFtllEuts.
The Horticultural Garden,
North summer stree. EE.sndsd,

NUTuI oNIIIHUF HITUOt AaAN0Hu'ui
Is OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VIsI
TORS. Every preparation has been made fol
the accommodation Of those who desire to spend
few hours pleasantly.
liquors and ales.
Ganaemen are respectfully invited to bring thei
families.
RS- line Of omnibusses runs from the corne.
Of Cedar and the Square, every day during tn,
week, including Sunday.
a. RAW, RITZ, Proprietor.
rnqvlO-lWn
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Board and Lodging

DERSONS wishing TO procure good board and
lodging, az reasonable rates, will please call at
No. &c Summer street, where they can be readily &C
conmodated. MRS MARY A. NAPIER,
MRS. E. D. JAY,
r,rr proDrfetraggae
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| S. M. BARRETT,
North-EIast Conner of
Walnut and Front Sts.,
CINCINNATI. O.
THE OLDEST ROUS Il
AND THE
LARGEST STOCK
OF any House in the Line,
EAST OR WEST,
AND
| 0 WEST PRICES.
$500 Doz. Painted Buckets
5000 " Assorted Brooms
1900 Tubs, painted and white
l,5OO Nests Baskets;
1000 Pigs. Spices;
500 Pigs. Wrapping and SEWN Twinei
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, No. 1. German and Toile
500 Coils Manila Rope;
500 Coils Hemp
LOCO Doz. Bed Cords
1890 Doz. Liquor Kegs
SOC Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
zee BoxIPipes, wood, clay, stone, &c;
$500 Cases Can Fruits
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1900 Reems Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West
loco Boz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
500 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
loco Dos. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oazum.
A L ~ O,
aucets,
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Backing,
Brandy Fruit,
Tin Ware,
Sauces,
Cstsup,
Pepper Sauce,
Mustard,
Crackers,
Stat merry,
Wood Bowls,
Starch
Candles,
Soda,
h0ps,
Snnff, &c.
-. NJ. T8AIRRETT,
Corner Wslnnt and Front Sts,
sprl9-Smth6sn - CrSdSSATI, 0
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATI
SIXTH WEEK
FRIDAY, May, 3.

The House met at 9 o'clock. Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Huntington.
Mr.. Furney Jones Of Claiborne
county appeared and was sworn in as
member of the House.
Mr.. Walker was granted leave of abb
sence for ten days
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Mr. Hood presented n petition, nU,
merously signed by citizens OtEdgetield,
against any change Of the charter of
the Broad street bridge company,
which would allow them to inhict q
charge on foot passengers.
6 SPEECHES TO A MOTION, AND p A DAY.
Mr.. Duegan expressed his regret
that no military bills had yet been
passed. He wanted a short session
He moved the resolution following:
Whereas, it is all important in every
point of view we take-politiCal, agri-
cultural, and fnancial-that the pres
ent meeting of the General Assembly
of the State of Tennessee should be as
short as the public interest will justify:
Therefore,
ResolUcd, /; That hereafter no mem
Der shall make more than six speeches
on the same question, without the
un unanimous leave of the House.
Res0lcd >: That hereafter no mem
Der shall make more than twenty five
speeches on one and the same day,
without the unanimous consent of the
House
Resolved, 8 That in view of all those
ms tructive and edifying speeches, we
will yet try to make this session a short
one.
On motion the resolutions were refer
red to the committee on Internal Inn
provements.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Carter, from the Ponitentiary
committe, recommending change in
the mode of paying the salary of the
keeper, clerk and assistants at that in
stituuon; and that not the board of
Inspectors but the Legislature should
appoint the Keeper The Penitentiary
needs enlarging There are de6cien
cies in the accounts which will, if found
necessary, be handed over for legal
action
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For Sale

A GOOD FRAME BUILDING on the corner Of
"A Broad and Cherry streets, well situated for q
store, To be sold this Wednesday morning at 10 o..
clock, with or without stock, consisting OF Groce-
res maYlO-lta
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TO the Unmarried,
- PRATT's -
Academy of Dancing
At the Assembly Rooms, Cherry, St.,
larrosIrE rHE EaxwELL H1UsEl

TOURTH SERIES or DANCING COMMENCES
4 Monday. May LIST. Glasses meet
every Monday Wednesday ard saturday evening
AZ ~ o'clock. eiebuemen hould commence I'M
mediately 70 Be prepared for The Fal Term
Particular attention gwen m WatEnE- PRIVATE
LEssoSs 70 be had BY applying at ths Academy, or
address ESQ. =. PRATT,
mayf-lW r. o. BOX 10.
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SUNDRIES.

25 Kegs Soda, 1 BbI Bluestone,
l Cssk MacaDOy Snuff I " Cudhear,
4 Bbls Epson Salts, 100 Lbs CoChlneai,
4 " Dutch Nader, Bbis Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs best Indigo, 2 a." Birthstone,
BDIs Copperas, 81 Flour sulphur,
For sale low, by EWIN & PENULETON.
apr22 3m
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HEADQUART'S DEPT OF CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TESS., May 9th, 1865. I
SPECIAL Field Orders,
No. lis. EXTRAcI.
V. The use Of Gas is positively prohibited IN
public Offices occupied by the Army in Nashville,
Tenn from and after the 10th inst, except Oh writ
ten application to the Chief Qusrtermaster OF the
Department, who is authorized 20 alloR il, when in
his Judgment It is necessary for the pubic service
By command of Mai. Gen. THOMAS.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
may9-lW Asst. Adjt. Gen'l.
HEADQUARTERS } EP'T OF CUMBERLAND
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May eth 1855
Hereafter no Military passes will be required
from citizens travelling over the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. The Military Conductors with
their guard will be continued on the road, and will
receive instructions from this office.
By command Of Maj. Gen. G. H. THoMAs.
J. G. PARRHURST,
msye-3t Col and Prov. Mar. Genl
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LIQUORS.
BITTERS.

Brakes Plantation Bitters,
Bulls CedrOn
HOstetteTs Stomach
BOOrhave's Holland
Hollands German
For sale low, by EWiN & PENDLETON.
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FoR sAI.R on I.RAsR.--The plesssnily atua.
led. conilortalie sud elevated resldenee Of 81
0Fslie kuink presidopt Of the llsnter's Bank o
Harnesses, d AZ area Of about loo lots, eal% q
snf rear the siene Epscopj Church, We afiei
r. whose o. ID part upon accommodating tezuis
ani a. fanluneraiiYe prices.
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A. N. Landshsrz. wholesale Grocer..
suilels' saPpiieii soinef Of Public Square
and hafkes street, tsso offering b the traaa
their imn4uae ataek % GrocsTiea and sui
tlers' supplies. Esgss, Leaf. Fine Cut Chew
ing and smoking 4obaocef All The popular
brands OF Cigars az Qualities OF slaiionery,
consisting 81 N0to, letter aud Foolscap Pa
per- and Whit aud buH Envelaoos. lnts.
Mueiiaga. Wrapping Paper, eie.i Soda.
Canned hruiia, auch 80 OeBtesB, Penehes.
Sardinea, hpstard, gassip, eie. Blacaur,
Blec king Brushes. Pipes Pomados. Paper
Collars, handkcrcbiofs. Mirrors, suspe6d
ers and 20 endless variety 81 notions oil all
al doscfiphanH. Trunks and Valsss of an
sizes aat eHalltier. A larrs and we'll 81
Tested stock Of Boots nad sIlocs iust arrived
rom tha Easiern narksis. Also Vince aud
~ loff, em 5raeing Champairaos, SPARK
Ing CaspV9s, ciafel and Chsrrg Cordial.
On Cocktails and Stomach Bttar1.
me above Goods were pdrchassd before
me late tax 4nd ~ ars Offering them La
me Old prices, regardless Of the enormoDs
adFaneo en- ne same goods IN the Eastern
niarsets, We feel aasurod that uo can sat
~ iee naeps fasiid ioasas b price and quail
ny riFe % a cali. hefnenii.sr Sac place.
corner q Pebble square and alarkst street..
Jan 43-5m a. \ ~. LANDaBERG.
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AprIl u. isel-AprII Il. IS.

This is the anniversary Of the surrsn
der Of Fort Sumter TO traitors. The
first shot was fred at this fort on the
l2lh April, 1861, in obedience to an or
der from the rebel President at Mont
gOmery, Ala, Who had commenced the
policy Of 'sprinkling blood Epon the
heads of the people" to expedite the
secession of Virgins aud other border
States The ere was kept up until the
surrender, on the next day the little
garrison demeaning themselves with
the greatest heroism, and only yielding
when their stock Of provisions and am
munition vas nearly exhausted. On
the l4sh the garrison with. tileiF noble
commander, Robert Anderson, marched
out with all the honors Of war, with fly-
ing coloFs and all their private proper
IT,. The identical flag lowered then,
will be hoistsd to-day, with appropriate
ceremonies, under the charge of the
gallant Anderson Henry Ward Beech
er has been selected to deliver an adj
dress on the occasion, and the Govern
ors of the loyal States are expected to be
preseht.l It IS proper here TO recall the
incidents of this memorable event
from which the rebels expected great
results, and which shocked the North
ern mind as it had never been shocked
before.
On the night of the both of Deem
Der, 1861, Major Anderson, who had
Of the United States forces
in Fort Moultrie, where the rebels sup
posed they we're at their mercy, quietly
removed them TO Fort Sumter. It had |
been prepared previously, as far as
practicable, for vigorous defence, and |
the first intimation of its occupancy
was the hosting Of the, United States
Gag at Il o'clock on The 9th The gar
rison consisted of eighty men. with the
officers;
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Anie wee, which il never praoticsd IN
mo presence ~ Any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the ucblsss
md maat t4leuted young mon that ever
gave tonFuo % cioq1eace Or pen 10 song.
y nas aest7eyed hesIth blasted the eonsl-
td,ien, and reduced chs rniserabis victim tc
tiflnf skeleton. Der aro thtse les anal
sud fatal eEeciat n Ia sains - senttersa
Tho rains ~ soason. ths raost melancholy
Asnt mat can meet mortal eyes. 10 BE-
eufeii Prominently 81 lhis adliction, cell en-
D. Coleman, No. 90 North Cherry street,
o. ed.teas hlE b. Iolisr. Box 593. Ht1h-
vile, Tenn. fs516lf
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G. N. OrdWay has removed ID No. as
North College street, next deoF 10 The First
Nationai Bspk. He confines himself a.
clusiveiy b Brokers' busihers. bsvs AMI
solh Cod ond 8iioer end az tiaf7 Oh o.
eaTTsltf Money and pays the highest prices
ior 6oesrnneat Vouchers, 1futilaied Noses
&c.
Once open e. A. ~, and our friend
IHos- B. sANPLs remains there till no PA.
ior tho accommodation ~ those Who NAV
visa % make exchanges after nirht. and
Take she morning ears.
Feb 4, l665-8m.
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A[lpvIeur. March q.

Our feet has not yet ooIne up. they
arrived off HoWard's Landing this
morning, but could not get over the bar
until high water, They will pass over
in the morning, if the storm permits.
A FIRE is raging at, or just on the
other side OF, the Spanish Fort 1t il
thought they are evscuating, and re-
treating, by boats, across TO the west
shore of the bay.
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Fink tarale, 1nal1taetefta 81 @. q. Bar
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villa. Tenn.
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