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WEDNESDAY, YovElITER !. is55.

The telegraph brings Us information that
the election OF Wade Hampton as Governor
Of South Csrolina-now, it appears, Al as
certsined fact; the desire Of the Georgia
Convention to provide for the payment Of
the rebel debt; and the evident intention sf
the Mississippi Legislature TO ignore the
constitutional Amendment, are having Sc
rious effect upon the Administration at
Washington, and its policy relative to the
late rebel States is on the eve Of a change.
1t Is beginning 70 be thought that offers Of
amnesty must be Withdrawn and martial
law and military rule must be executed with
additional FigOr. We shsEe been sOmeEbst
apPrehensive Of late about the future Of the
South. The Southern leaders prssuming
upon the leniency Of the President, as ex-
hibited in she prompt pardon Of the rebel
Genera. Humphreys, aftsr his unexpected
election to the GovsrnOrship Of Mississippi,
over a more acceptable candidate, are losing
sight Of the real position which they occupy.
The election Of Hampton is one Of the first
fruits Of thsz presumption, and we have
AAA--A -4~----~-- . FS'te-N-- - 49, -
rebel Ex-Governor Allen, now a refugee in
Mexico, 20 the Gubernat6risl chair Of that
State, expressly on the ground that be is
the favorite Of the people, on account OF
services rendered during the rebellion. We
have also in Alabams, Georgia, and North
Carolina, unpardoned rebels running for
Congress, declaring that they are slil IN
rspentaut, aud dc not expect 70 change.
We are sorry to note these things. We de-
sire 70 see the Southern States all in their
proper orbits before the close Of the year,
and the ship of State sailing on proudly and
hopefully As before the war. But this can
not be, we fear, unless a great change takes
place South. The Southern people have
their fate in their own keeping. ii they
choose 10 piece the Administration in such
straits that it must necessarily adopt new
aud more stringent policy, theirs be the
blame. II they prefer no further amnesty
but c0nfscstion, martial law and military
rule, and, eventually, AL the extreme rsdi-
Gals demand, to the mild aud bsnignsnt
policy Of the Administration, they can
axe their election
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ENcoURteIsG.-VheC Custom -house rst,r,s
for the week ending last evening r,sis Nv.
e1Portsof domestic produce and r1iseeiisDe-
oas goods. rom This port 8 tos .sa2. m ,,,r
reney value, showing q VERY hsndsone Il,
cgease over The preeeedinc week'e rlea-.
ahees, which were $500, AZ, as also th-se
Of accompanying week last year, which
were oonned % Sg,f2S, 5l9, with rold al
5sl.SS2ls'., IS against l45stGIssk vester-
The olesrances Of Cotton alone du-
~. ~ ne past week exceeded three rnilliop
sS.i N currency yalue.-.N. p. Tuss.
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UsI- TxkNPTiNd a H0xEsIRlD.

Mr. Warren presented bill exempting
homestead valued al $500. Raferred. :
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A dispatch from Washington Of the 29th
October says, Representative Morrill,, Of
Vermont, who has been member Of the
Ways and Means Committee of this session
Of Congress, and is the author Of the Inter
mel Revenue Law, is in town. He Is OF the
opinion that little or no legislstion viii he
required in relation to the law during the
coming session Of Congress. Il is quite
probable that his opinion is based upon the
report Of the Internal Revenue Commission
ere, who have been examining the workings
VI the law during the recess Of Congress.
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VA I'LL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on No
w NkMBEk 40 1865, a. Che foot Of Poplar 81 /,
81. Louis, No
Two Fiat Cars, 3 n gauge.
On MOVE d sER "a. 1850. at the ward Of the JEFF
larsl nvIIIa Ralload Cnrnnanv LatKarann NJ Ind
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HOUSE OF REPREsEETATIVEs.

OcToBER 81, 1865
The House was called to oder al 10 O'Clock
g. %, precisely, by the Speaker. The Jour
nal Of the 29th was read sud approved.
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Texas.
A dispatch recently published, stated that
a rolatiou Of General h. Kirby Smith hsd
been killed II Hampstead. Texas. The fol-
lowing explains the matter:
Between nine and ten o'clock yesterday
f1reuoon, the cigy was Hgitatej by a report
that Col. F.. kirbv, Of Austen county,
near Hampstead, had beea allied IA our
Provost MHrshals Office, bv q pistol fred BY
Mr., Jotn steele. The report was only too
true. Col. Kirby was in the Marshsl's
office transactug some busiutss when Mr.
Steele entered. some words passed when
Mr.. Steele drew his pistol and Tired, the shot
entering Col. krbys len breast and passad
through or near his heart The CoIonel's
hand was in his pocket on a pistol. which
went Of a. be tell. He died in 3 few mm-
utes.- 6sillioSf0H -kscs 15A.
The Houston lTexas) Telegraph saws
e We learn nom a private letter irosn Dat
las that The crops in Northern Texas are
very g'iod, ana thst corn sells there az SO
and 80 cents per bushel: wheat about SO
cents butter n cents. eggs ls1. cents: chick
ems l2's cents and ether kinds OF produce
al corfespondiug prices.~
STEiaf Prov. -The Intellireneer ssvs A.
Rober. Crcuzbsr, Of Travis. a ssDer,5-
draug 1tsman ana engineer. has invented :
steam p.ov, which viii probably prove 70
De vel adapted To the wants OF tht.cyuntr,.
ltia simple, durable and adapted 70 a rrest
variety Of work. When a number Of Ihem
are made, they ca.i be afforded az fronl ii 40
eight hundred dollars Tor nom four 20 eieht
horse power. ..r
GETEEL CoLoREp FAlKs.-The colored
population 81 our city have iairs In some
part Of the tsWu nearly every night. one
WAS held az q house IN the iourin wand s
few ulghis ago, ana several nztiuuai soldiess
at,cm pied 20 come into the house, but were
- iu10usly assaulted by the cplarcd men
that they were glad b. heat q retreat. We
euguifsd the cause OF the row, aud one
lesrniHd coiorcd eemman informed as that
dem white fellows tired 20 associate with
The ctlorcd people, end they would not dis.
grace themselves BY letting dem DO IT,
hoasioa Telegraph.
hfirr LAr0E.-Colton continues % porr
into tins city iron al directions. .Afpst of
that reoeiEsd was raised bv German farmers
and with white labor The last in,resso of
the Nalne o. cotton has caused this rusb. -
GaigfsfoE Assas.
The shreveport Southwestern, OF The loih.
has the ioilowing paragraph.
We nave been told that tbVr, a.. mn, a..
than 4oo cases II peugue, al prcsept ir ~
place. Il is called BY some Boae F,y,.- -,
would appear = Be epidemic.
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EXTENSIVE SALE ora
Government Railroad Pr0peTty,


WTILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on No.
| w EEMBEk 40 1885, a. Che foot Of Poplar 81 I,
Two Fiat oars, n gauge.
On MOVE d sER "a. 1850. at the ward Of the JET
iers ,nYiie Rslload Company, letfersonUBes Ind.
Nine iat Cars, gauge ieet 81 inches
| On NOVEMBER u, 1866 at Louisville w. PIP
42 pr Wheels snd Axles, 81 Car Wheas, .e
2ll old axes, Tender,
smoke eisck, ] Engine Truck,
Psrallel Rod, Bel and Frsms.
Hand Cars, "A Trtlck Cars. I. 2
5000 pounds:of scrap Iron.
On DECEMBERl, 1885, NJ Memphis. Tenn, the
entire stock Of the q. S, Milltarf Railroad Suppes
FemsSiinng on hand al that place, consisting IN part
$50 Eighty Tons assorted Iron,
$50 kEht hundred tons scrab iron,
(sl Right tons assorted Steel,
~ one ton Pc Lead. and q general assortment
q sInall stoves, suitable for Railroads
On PEOEMBER Il, 1885, At Nashville. Tenn
the enrlre stock Of new and servcAbe stores Of tae
Y. s Military Rslroad, remaining on hand Il thu
5enefA supply Store consisting IN psrt - fol.
90 900 Twenty thousand Axes, -ee
Nlouu) One thousand tons assorted Bar Iron.
oo, p;i iogas sqgsf5e, hslf round, ant spgle.
wv Elehiy tons Boiier and Tank Iron
la6) Thirty 1--WE tons assorted Stsel
H'sfl lhIse hundred tons sc-sp iron (ErOuRht
ls'l fWeniy-aye thousand Pounds Engiue Bass
Sas FiPe, Sss Fixtures Of sll kinds.
hrsss PIPE, Oil Cups,
sprng Balances, hrRss Cocks, every description,
shofeis, oiooe valves, Of an : 49,
halches' Claw, Lining and Tampna Bars
NiE, iron and Copper Rvits Burrs
va her7, wrought and cast, Sheet Copper & Bass
nal ami spike, sehsaus and Rope, al sizes.
M@iet-; SOCKS, Tackle and Match,
ssh Glass are Pants, of q kinda
kairosd Lsnrs, kelly's Head IiEh's,
Cooking owes and FIXTURES, beating strves-
Pun seis Of Cafpsutsrs', hlscksmithz snd sad
diers Tool, kuuber Gar Spungs, Beltng cum
and Aeaihsr, Files, Butts and Screws. Tnwara of
all kinds, snd almost every art Gle suitable or Ran
rosd operations, and all o the very bet quality.
ALSO
- Three Lsrgo Lathesa Stevens Bro nlsnpfr
Y Two Pianers, Sellers Co, manufactures.
a. One holi Gutter aud Gesr CatteF. Gould 4 Bro
az one AXE Cut-of L&tha Wsruer A Whitney.
(2) Two Fsn Z oEeTs, tIneliufn3
tll 0ne OpuEht Enzg %, ls-horse powarA
~ One Iup Hamrner snd krCne, tHoEeI's pas.A
@ one 81 omnsid etesm Hammer,
VIII also be sold 81 the ssine time l.--s 49,,
q serviceabe and seoold-h snd Railroad Toe ~
Al kinds, ccusisliuE oi
CarPeHters Iools, pheeiEriaht's Tools
Blssksmith's Tools, DIachin ~ roois-
stove End Pipe, Rope, Chan, A., &C.
Terms Cash IN Govsumeni Fund.-
Ostaueues q the materials % BE- soIa Al Nnsk
hsmill, A. q. NJ, and Of that - Meuphis On Hupli
cation 10 Capt lno PARKS. z n
The alten1o1 Of Nesarz snd Rai lrcsi g7-,-r-s-ias
IS D rtcuEriy invited & this ssle
Sale all commence A. 9 o'clock. am. On eash
day, ard continue daily until an The property il =
ostsi-.d CaP.ain ssa 4. 4. q 3, H Se1Ls'
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L0uisvilie Journal, has accepted position
On tie Memphis Appeal, sld started Tor
that point. We wish him = sags journey
Had prosperous bsEssn in his new location.
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SALE OF
Government Buildings.

II WILL sznose lfnr sale at Public AUCTION. on
II "Wednesday, the sth dAy OF November 1875, the
iolioNing Government Buldinga. VIZ:
o. One Frame Building on Lover LeVee near
Jefferson street.
a. One Frame Building. Jefferson street, opPo-
site Nashville Brewery.
~ three shed stables, and One C) Unfinished
Building on High near broad StreeL
ul one Addition 70 Building, % leCe street cor
ner Cumberland Alley
70 ~ made % the FTemses, commencing ~
y an, snd IN Che order whch theF sppesr in this
advertisement.
Terms e'ssh, Bgtldings 10 b moved Fl the e1-
psuse Of the buyer.
By order % Col. Al. Nsrks,Icnt G. M.,D.T.
'a W. WILLS
oesl-td Bvt MAJOR and A. Q NJ.
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Trotting Race,

nor SATURDAY, Nov 9Th, 1865, for pure OF
II $50; - entrance, best IN 5, for AL Trottsrs
md PAGERS except psmmiogs jim, and One Eyed
Jim. Entries n close at Demmmg's Stable Thurs
day evening. Three or more 10 Till.
nOvl-2t kBB. DEMMIN6, Proprietor.
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,Gsn.sIOrenxo Th0mzs, We hear, viii soon
resign the post of Adjutmt-General Of the
army Of the United States TO engage extens-
lively in Cotton-planting on the lower Ms
sissippi. Gen. Dick Taylor, late Of the
rebel army, is engaged to direct and over
see a still more comprehensive Cotton-plant-
ing enterprise in the same region. Gen. ".
B. Franklin Of the Union army has res Sign
e1 in order to accept the superInten-
dehcy Of colts Arms Company at Hartford.
1thef 6euerkls and Colonies Of either ssrT-
Ice are accepting responsible positions On
railroads or IN the management OF express
Companies; some become teachers OF youths
others embark in different vacations; but
Cotton planting is the fsvorite pursuit with
Rebel officers, and with many Union officers
as well.
They are right. Il is now morally GER
tsiu-that all tie Cotton in the Country on
fhs day Of JohnstOn's surrender did not ex-
coed Two Millions o. bales, most Of which
has since changed hands, and q good part Of
Il resched the seaboard. The crop Of 1855
will not exceed One Million bales, and may
fall decidedly below that amount. Ana u
is now morally certain that not more than
Two Million bales will be grown in 1866
and that this viii net to the growers irom
20 10 40 cents lin gold per pound.
a a
1860 w8s about Five Million bales Of 400
pounds each, worth TO the growers chad no
civil war interveDed) $50 per bale, OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Millions Of dollars.
NON the Two Millions on hand last MAY,
the One Million grown this year, and the
Two Millions which may be grown next
year, have sold or win sell at the nearest
railroad station or steamboat landing for an
average OF not less then 32% cents (gold
stnnda-d) per pound, or $50 per baie-th,t
is, for al aggregate of Six Hundred and
Fifty Millions Of Dollars In other words,
the planters win receive in the average as
much for a crop Of Two Millions Of bales as
they did for one Of Five Millions.
Gotten planting in this country is to-day
the best business on earth--far better than
Gold mining in any 6tate or Territory.
Good plantations in abundance can now be
bought tor $40 (greenback1 per acre-say
$40 600 for Ons OF q thousand acres, whereof
half isresdy for the pillow. Let US suppose
sn individual, firm or company, TO buy such
one, spending 81, 600 for stock and nipple
ments, and using 81, 9e0 more as working
capital, filing up store with such prOvi-
7i0ns, wares and fabrics as their laborers
Will buy, and paying every laborer two
thirds of his wages in money or goods each
saturday night; the remainder N cash
when the crop is marketed. Let US suppose
fifty men hired at an average Of SIS per
montb-esch living rent free in the Gotta
ges on the plantation but boarding himself,
and that, by their labor, well directed, 500
bales Of Cotton are grown on so many acres,
beside corn, pork and vegetables. Allowing
the cotton 10 be worth S21z cents (gold) per
pound, the years business would sum up
nearly thus:
.ia a- ca /
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Tennessee Marine and Fire
Insurance Ce,

4 - orFsnine, book for Subscriptions 20 tie bal
ance 81 tne stock N tbs % and vel known ofsce
Under ne nea chsrter. - nos opeu e. fhe Uni0n
hGaE- Business men and pfcperfy holdsrs Who
W7sn % iou m ie-estahllshinE rslirhle dcne In
stfuuon are respectfully invited b suhsor. b.
g0sEPH YAti-X,
mo n. BILL. a.,,
6AA'l = CARrER, 2 soll1lls1-'lAfA'
AAk'L EATKINs,
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1900 Acres Of Land,

n which SO tcse00 sores sre cleared, snd under
fence. Cabins for one hundred and " hands
splendid steam Saw Mil, Grst Mill snd t.In sttsch.
cd, with great Abundance q hne Cypress Turner
conveni ut said Mil Fifty to sky head Of cat.
tie; seven or eight mules; cora Ans hay enough
on plantation TO work the same for next year.
A great bsrgain vi b. gwen by purchasing tbs
same IL application Is maze soon. Gail on me At
Thomas Hsrdng's for the next eight days; after
that time, can be found o. the above plsnta ion.
J. N. HARDING. (
nOvl-IWr
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Wanted.

A GOOD ssdrspld oopust sAup,y .,,,ss;s..,,,
q ,S 2; y. n nero ohsrFT s;7ssitS aeEss o,
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ne eill 10 establish Recorders Courts in
Shf my vale, Iullahoms, Franklin, and
MqrSeesoare, wss tAken pp On its third
fea'iirg' ana 80 amended as 70 extend the
hniits o. ne corpqratiou Of Murfreeshoro.
which il passed.
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SALE OF u4
GOVERNMENT MULES.

OFFICE ASSSTANT QUARTERAiAsTER, !
NASHVILLE, TESs., nov !, 1sG5
l WILL offer Tor ssIe At Auction, at the Govern
i ment COrrals N NBshvirs, Tenn, commencing
on FIR day, the lOthdaY OF November, ls65
One Thousand Government Mules.
These Mules have been in use blythe Cavslry, are
ia gOod condition, and free from disease SsIe TO
commence tire 10Th day Of November, 81 9 O'Clock
a m, an to continue daily until the stock is all
sold By order OF Coz. A o. Maehay Caief Q. NJ
D. OF T. 2. 3. KIRK,
nOvl ID Cspt and A q. NJ
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Youar Man, stop bai5rs you hrfhss - Of ~
lasafei Hlt 81 b Ma, theFe u 10 daeeae q ilEs
10 cure az rlt EmasG.ona, and f17alina -
ara.on ihat un1rE'nd t7r1ilnz it a1d % 700 -
zrvthai havg carod doasns IN this city. a. - -
IL rIfarant staias Who have speui dollar aaF e.
A. asld are nov vel eured b. ne. an DALI ~
-eivaa lottarH and as1ding medicine 10 a. parts o
tta c1nntry. IN 3 uord, al thaf arc easad q
nv uav, aud VII eve ma a cal, Win 20 aall5-
acton i0r al o. TIE diseases mentioned n tH ~
partsemsai. The basi q roserszca1 EEsa b ~
eng.
Al lsiisa dT-oisd 70
DR. MG6rLL.
UricB atreat, Nashgills Tsa1.
- -. - - - q
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For Sale.

ONE Of the best Residences in the country, in
" the southern part of the city near the terminus
d the South Nashville Horse Railroad, in a first
fste neighb0rhOOd The bull ing, a large moueu
tEo-stOry BRICK, nth ten rooms, Kit hen, &C. good
brick SIN ke house and servant boUses good els
tern, large yard, vel ENCLOSED, with II sfras oil
bind, pSrt Of which IS first rate garden land setl
vita choice iruit trees. part Is used for brick
ward, wits plenty Of water and al eonveniences
for getting wood. The n. and c Railroad vases
BY toe corner Of the place. from which wood Is ~
erived Tor burning brick. TIE property IS outside
the earporsGou and is therefore exempt from cor
noraton taxes. gcOd spring Is Immediately sd
joining the property. Term- easy
Enquire OF NtL~ON b MURFRFE
roVl q or ". MATT BROWN CI.
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Lost.

A POCKET BOOK, containing I've or SIX dol.
N lErs snd some Papers, receipts and notes. Of
no value 10 any one bus The oEnsr Ten dollars re-
ward, in addition TO the mOsey in ths bOor, Will BE-
paid bv returnlngit % the C0rnmsTcal Hot J..
noYl-St' JAMES II. MCADOO
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stolen.

ON Saturday night last. one Bay Horse, IS hsnds
~ mgni stsr IN fle forehead, branded "HS c.
also one ohesnut Sorrel BOrse with white spots on
his BODY, IL hands high, heavy msne asd ietlocks,
branded ~ : c." the latter brand rsfher dim.
liberal reward vii BE- paid for anv iuforInstion thst
Wi lesd 10 the recovery Of one or both heree
la-. DIR. W. g. SCOTT,
octsl-ua opposite ST. Cloud, summer street
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DOCTOR McClLL,
!. B0TlMg PHFNCLla.
~ TIE FREATalENT or DBk1sEs, u
aE0WNiNF LIN WITH BQolH1 -
UTEEH SfATEd, As Ut iA ID
NASHVILLE, fENNlaSEE.

For further information in regard TO
the skillf1l success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to STur
Lr's THERAPEgTiCs and hATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DIT. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, Subtraction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
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DIVISION OF THE TENN EsSEE. I
CHlI QUAR1iKAAsEER's OFTICE, u. S. NJ. x 4.
NASHVILLE I ENs Oct rs 1865. /
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oAAtiAeoPqA ANe NiscRNSATf RAEIRoAp.
The bin reviving the charter Of this rosd
having been returned froIn the senate " ~
one two sllght- amendments, vas taken
up, and passed, and is now a law.
Adjourned ga to-HuurTow morning At 10
p'elock 3. N.
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For Rent.

A VERY des rable frsme residence. with five
n rooms, IN Edgefeld, on Wetm0re near Bell
street. Possession gwen 81 once. Amply 70
W. MATT. BROWN & Co.
nOVl'St Il Ch-rry Il Get
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Notice.
Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE,

CITUTFD IN bississIppi County, ARK seventy
y mixes above Memphis, in Bend = 4, contain
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no wOKK so PAY.

Mr. Moss presented bill incorporating
the Tennessee and ottawa Oil and Mining
Company Retired. s.r
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IL PEIslks oR ooLOR.

Mr.. B'edsoe presented q bill to prevent
free persons Of color fron immigrating 70
the State, and to provide for the summary
erection 81 those now here, not actual resi-
dents Of the State Referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Moss introduced resolution requiring
the Committee on Freedmen to report such
legislation as viii enable the State 70 DIS
penso with the heedmen's Bureau. Laid
over under the rules
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Tau-E Mauiad Ladieg Hnuaa miai0Etula = -
aoas rot ts hrnF fortn in dus ae1acui rgznslnoer
ed nas said yea should multiply AID replallsh. u
Ibis 10 youT desire you en- consult ne eitnaf y
IsstaY or In person No lady ossr thiriy-hVo yesFl
~ aca uarI make aunlfarnu- AN adnlnunicahoEa
- - - .--.s-4- afHsuffv rrrnaarfiaH-
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
p sfNa NJ.
October 81. 1865.



The Senate met at 10 a. m
Mr.. Frazer, of Wilson, introduced Senste
bill No. l72, to secure the payment Of debts,
and for the rel ef Of the people. This bill
provides thst on and after its passage all
judgments OF DEGREES whieh shalbe render
ed OF have been rendered. and are not sat-
isfed, IN sng ofthe ceurlt Of shs staie. 'ar
which may have bean Or shall Be rsnders5,
by.any Justice Il tie Peace IN this state,
upon any note, bll Of exchange, bou6, open
account, or any other evidence Of debt that
was created, or bears date before the sth
day ofJune, Is5Is shall be STAYED BY such
courts or Justice oftke Peace f,r the peri
Cd Of three years from the rendition or de-
cree, and no execution shall issue upon such
judgment or decree until the expiration OF
three yesrs, except for the eosls Of suit.
Passed frat reading and referred.
House bin No. $50, Il ehartsr and inc0r-
porate The Middle Cfeak Aezdsmy, Sewer
county. Passed third reading.
The seuste then adjourned 70 ga M
20 morrow.
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nay CHILD,s ORIGIN.

One night, as old st. Peter slept
He left the door of Heaven ajar,
When through little angel crept,
And came down with falling star.
One Summer, as the blessed beams
Of morn approached, my blushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That when he leaves this world of pain,
He'll wing his way to that bright shore,
And find the door of heaven again.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-13
ST. PETERS REPLY.

Full eighteen hundred years or moro
I've kept my gate securely tyled;
There was no little angel strayed,
Nor one been missing all the while.
/ did not sleep, as you supposed,
Nor deft the door Of heaven ajar,
Nar has " little angel" left
And gone down with a falling star.
Go.ask that "blushing bride" and see
If she don't frankly own and say
That when she found that angel babe
She found it by the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That should your number still enlarge,
That you will not do as before,
And lay it to old Peters charge.