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In message 10 tbe Legislature Of soath

In message 10 The Legislature Of south
Carolina, on the 2lth VI Il, Provisional Gov
crnor Perry SAYS:
hope you viii appoint on early day for
the inauguration Of the constitutional Gov
eruor. The Commissions OF the members OF
Couctc e have TO be gnci by him. ard if
thcy are 90 be present az the opening of the
session. they viii have 10 leave here In tive
Or three days.
] have been Instructed by The President
s'to remsin IN the exercise of my functions
as Provisional Governor, ubul relieved by
hia express directions" But ailcr she Gov
pruor cicct hiss qualified, ] shall recagniEe
hiS. g the CHIEF Magistrate Of ihe State,
ard uuic 90 BAY communications % HIM
Instead OF she i.rrisiatnrr.
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General J.. Watson Webb, Of New York,
United States Minister b Brazil, has re-
signed his post, and is now on his way
home. VIM. V. Lidgergood, Esq, principal
at Rio Janeiro Of the New York house of
John Lidgsrgood q Co, has been appointed
Charge D'ATairs al interim.
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KFsTuorr LrorslArUnr.-rhe Legislator,

KEsTUcKY LEoIsLATURE.-The Legislature
Of Kentucky met at Frankfort, Monday,
and was organized. The conservatives
elected ell the officers. A dispatch tayI
i is rumored that the Governor will favor
the repeal of the expatriati7E law IN his
message, or at least Modification
There are any number Of csnd idstes for
the United States Senatorship, in place of
Hon. Garrett Davis. That gent'e man is
here, strsining every nerve 10 retain his
place George Jse b, Gen. John NJ Harlan
Hon L. W. Powell, Col. Frank WoolSrd
and Hon. J. +. Bell, are all aspiring 10 that
place Cen Lowell H. Rousseau is the only
Republican candidate.
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Tnr LrvErs.-The vicksburg Herald Of
the a9th nit. says
The bin Tor rebuilding the levees ON the
Nississiupi river and reclaiming our swamp
lands. passed the Legislature on Saturday,
and has been approved by the Governor. A
tex is 20 be laid on the lsnd and productions
of the counties interested, on the faith Of
which is to be raised an amount at once,
caunl 10 the accomplishment OF the work.
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On Friday last Ss6j, 900 in eoin were de-
posted in the United States sub-Treasury
in New York, making a total deposit OF
$40, 55s, 200 since the first coin deposit under
the new arrangement on Wednesday, No
yember 18th.
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Alabama constitutional
Amendment, etc.

The Legislature Of Alabama have ratified
the Constitutional Amendment by a decided
majority. Il has also elected the following
officers judges of the Supreme Court ;
Hons. A. J. Walker, W. H. Byrd, and Thos.
J. Judge. Attornsy-General Of the State
Hon. j. W. A. Sanford.
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agrw Saufrtistmtuts.
Proclamation by The Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn lee. 5, 1865. !
A IL parties owning epefty on College aud
n Market Streets, between Broad Ieet aud the
Square hereby not fed n con .ruet stone curb
ing wherever It % requised, in accordance With tho
grades and specifications Turn shed by the City En-
gneer ssid IT party no ders are mont ed q CON-
mence this work within ten days, aud push the
same RAPIDLY 10 comp elton, or the contractor for
said treets viii be ordered By the city construct
said curting-, and the expenses thereof will he as
So sed uuOn said property owners.
dec7lOi W. MATT BROWN, Mayor.
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TrREmLE AcCmENT.--Just before going 10
press. We received information OF an accident
which we fear has been disastrous IN lis re-
suits. The steamer Comet, GA its way TO
Huwk mavillc from Savannah, blew up about
"a miles be ow the former place, on the let
instant The boa ives loaded with passen-
gers. and We fear that many lives are lost.
10 particulars have yet been received
Macoa Telegraph, ~.
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slashrilIr @Aniun.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER :, 1866.

This being Thsnksg wing Day, and ell the
aftaclees Of the USIoE intending 70 observe
IT, we shall publish any paper to NOR
row. Our Eext issue will be on Saturday
morning.
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DECKER BROTHERS.

| MANUFACTURES q PIANO FORTEs. No 81
7 vi Blsscker street. near hTuadaEF New YORK
| lee atOEs arm hasinE roofuuy eommencef fhe
mEnuiecture o. tier improved uaieuiad anuoa.
Which are ihe mos peIi-ci and fuesf timed li-Iru
mszts yei prodnced 10 uhi h they uF.ie TIE aissn-
tan o. he iraee AMI ute adinE purchasers through
out ne Unte1 states. Ihe \. T. Weird of Nay BE-
says The Messfs. D. hroE. Instr lnafnts haze o.
famed ihe enFiatae dst 1chou o. beng. 10 nI res
psess, tnaompsra1iy The bsst nos made p ~
country" 5scs-ln
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The Springfield Republican computes, from
general sources, that Massachusetts paid up
ward Of $50 ,OOO, 900 on account Of the war.
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Tho Legislature Of Georgia met and organ
i1ej last Monday. Proviaionsl Governor
johnson has received a dispatch from the
President authorizing him 10 retain his Of
fee until otherwise ordered.
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it b. reported that considerable oppositi1n
exists in the United States Senate 10 the
House caucus resolution. Mr. Fozisr, the
President Of ihe sena,e. is open in bic op-
r,asition.
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Joseph Williams, sf Norwich, Connect
cut, the only sueyivor Of the Yale c'ass Of
1898, died last week. He was eighy-six
rnars Of nce.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT OUAkTERAIAsTER,
NASHVILLE, TEsN Dec. 6, ISIS /
4 WILL offer for sale at Pub Auction, a. the
Il Government Corul, in Nor.h Nashville, on
MONDAY, tue ilih inst,
lt3s1s Bushels Millet Seed.
This seed is mt sold nom any defect hut because
the g. vBrnmenthas no uso Tor IT,
Sale % commence Al 2 O'Clock, m Terms Cash
IA GoVemm nj Fuads.
Ny ordered Capt A. R Eddy, Chief Q. N. d 7.
e. h. KIRK,
dGc7 a Capt BVt. Ma. and A. Q. NJ.
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NV BILLS
Mr.. Freemsn presented bilTto establish
Common Law, Criminal, and Chancery
Court at Hsysville, Haywood county.
Mr.. Smith Of Harden an, presented bili
amending the charter Of the St. Peters
Literary association at Memphis.
Mr. McNsir introduced a bill to amend
the charter Of The Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road.
Mr.. Mullins presented bill defining the
vagrant laws OF the State.
The above were al read first time, and
referred.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Wllisms introdueeda resolution cen
surfing certain members who absented them
selves Yesterday, and thus leaving the
House without quorum. Withdrawn
RETEsUE LAWS.
Mr.. Elliott introduced bill amending
the revenue laws. It provides that taxes be
laid ON sales, as follows:
/. Sales of land 10 cents on the SlOO
,. " town lots, 10 cents
3. " goods so ."
Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
The bill to incorporate the Knoxville
Bridge Company wss passed on its third
reading.
NEGRO TESTIMONY
The negro testimony bill was taken up.
Mr.. Wines moved 70 make the subject the
| special order for the 10th Of January next.
] Agreed 10.
NINTH cHANcERY DISTRICT
The bill creating the 9th Lhaneery Dis
| triet was taken up, and after being amended,
was passed on its second reading.
JUSTICES FEEs.
The bill increasing the fees Of Justices Of
the Peace was taken up, and rejected, on
its second reading.
MEMPHIS AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The bill amending the Memphis and
| Charleston Railroad Company was passed
on its third reading.
Adjourned till two O'Clock P. n.
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No. 22S.

EtOR SsLE-Tho resiien-e now occupied ty Z.
= r. Gias cock, q. :. Marshal, on South Sprure
street buek house. eight rooms, bath loon,
ioek room tgo sitting rooms, kitchen I7<X25. Ss-
ole, carrag4 HOUSE,, and two rooms over stable
Premises al 10 order. Price 81. 500 cash.
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No. ga.

goa RkNf-A nsa Frame House Of rooms,
10 North Nashville, nesr the resideace Of Mr..
Z, r CheathAm. Prise $50 per EnDnn-
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d. d. Denton q Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, &c.
aeplZ-lm
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McCILL,
BOTANIC PHTSICIIE,
~ Tx TREATMENT OF DISEASE =
CROWNING HIN WITH suCCEH m
OrHkR dfATEd, As lr h ~
NASHVILLE, fENNEaaEk


UTHER Stains, As Ir Is rs
NASHVILLE, fENNnAkk.
For further information in regard %
the skillful success in the treatmenid
diseases, the reader is referred 10 SRI
Isis THERAPEUTICS and MGTrRlA hEDllL
two large volumes, late edition Of l'oa
the best work in the United States
where you will find DR. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of DE-
eases Of women. For ali diseases IN iha
advertisement, satisfaction is g1aran
teed With my general practice ireA'
the following
ChrORic Oasol
with aatiHfAchon EheunaiEu, Afucloal r -
Luug8; ulHoasas o. The Ihroal hHeied to---'
aun Limbs, FleuraY, Pans, uicofl tsaa.ii e.-'Ii
piaoases Of the Heart md laIor, lnlalli .5 y
no Blomach, NeuralEa, K.nga Nj o. seio..-,
Deafnaas. nisasHes Of the Eyes, pe1l-a.el ""
terms DyHpapsin or Indigestion, and Cousin ll-
together With all Private lliacHsts =.
Diseases of the Urinary organ
70 the Ladies'.
An Affections Of he WON'T treated uith Ilea.aa'
Those Married Lslllaa Eho have uoea - -
rate % miacaITy OF prove anoruod, ca - IL
O. ihuif fni tine q found pregnant ~ .'ll-
cal.
RterilliY,
Young MzTuod Ladies Enosa mlrofiaas = -
baou ant b hing forth ~ Due season fgl-
God has said you should muiupiY AL relies--
this o. your desire Tuu can consult uia 49, 49,
lester OF In pcrson. No lady over ihinl-ata -
Of sgo uaed make Application Alcouilallia'----
~ lsitar or person strictly oonnliauaal-
Night Emissions Cured.
Young han, stop before 700 furtnaf 80. ~.
diaasss6 subject 10 Man, thoro is 10 diaeaao 20 =
10 cure a. hight Emissions, AID pnlhtfi-le
scarce that understand treating . and 70 you =
say that have cured dozens 10 llia eiiyi a. So
10 different states, VINO have speni dollar ~
lar, and srn noF well cured - me- an aall
eeiVng letters and sending uiediclno 70 AT Palt
ths country. 10 a word, All ulat are - eaz.l
sHy Eay, snd vii eve mo q call Uill -
acton idr az Of the diseases mnuuonod - ~ -
Teriisslnuat Tho bsai o. foiaraacsa gus = -
-itJ.
al isiis1s hgseisd 70
Ok. hOdlLk.
Us.oa street Naahriiia, Tea
a-H-FH efn ulaaf 9Th urnluus aA2- .
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The Mississippi Legislature has passed
the exc mption bill over the Governors veto.
Il exemPts from execution Of Judgment -, =
ooe worth Of property belonging to the head
Of family, child, etc. The Governor also
vetoed stay law, bat the Legislature de-
clined to pass it over his veto.
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Il Is said that Ges. p F. Butler is 70 as
sumo command IN Virginia neat month.
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At BALTIMORE on the An. TIE atmosphere
in the sun was los degrees. Quite suaarner-
ish!
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No. 2I6.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 2ixlO' on
JACKSON street, north Of the Corporation SpIing
Price S275.
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No. 2I8.

ElOR sALE-An interest in House Of rooms
aad kitchen, On Foster street, in Eigeheid,
near Cavalry Depot" Possession given Janusry
Let. 1856. Pr.ee $40
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No. $40.

NOR RENT-Fiye rooms in third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for tWt
years from January lat, ls66, at $40 per annum
and 500 bonus. These rooms are we'll located fol
business Offices, snd cheaper thaa any know
ol-a5eraging SIS 90 per month Tor each.
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No. 2l9.

NOR LEASE-Store House, corner q College and
BIoad street, for balance Of 1886 snd 80. Pes
session eiTeA Immediately. good business TO-
caity Price $500.
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The consideration Of the negro bill was
resumed Mr.. Williams moved that the
bill be laid on the table. As DO discussion
was allowed under the motion, The vote was
taken and the bill laid on tho table By the
following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Brandon, Blackman, Cow
ard, Duggan, Dunnaway, Elliott, Faulkner,
Grove, Hood, Hale, lnman, Jouos Of Clai
borne, Jones Of Greene, Melton, Murphy,
Nicls, Patton, Pearson, Symmetry, Shultz,
Snodderly, StegHld, Thornburgh, Travis,
Warren, Walker, Welsh, Williams, Willis,
aud Mr.. Speaker Heiskell-30.
Noes-Messfs. Anderson, Baker, Carter,
Donaldson, Doughty Dowdy, Freeman, Gil
mer, Grimmett, Kerchryal, Lewis, Mason,
McNair, Mullins, Mulloy, Norman, Porter,
Pickett, Rsulston, Roge 8, Smith Of HardA-
man, Steele, Waters Of Madison, Wines,
Woodcock, and Woods-27.
TO RECoNs DIR.
Mr.. Willis moved reconsider alton Of the
vote laying the negro bi ] on the table
Mr. Brandon moved that the motion be
taken up and acted on.
MIR. Hood moved that Mr.. Brandon's mo-
tiou be laid on the table.
on the vote being taken, Il was found
there was TO quorum present. when, on mo-
ton, the House adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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No. 226.

EIOR sALE-A School Cab, in good order, with
4 single harness Pree $40
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Gen. Carl schurz is in Washington en-
.Ployei a. correspondent Of the New York
Tribune.
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No. 22s.

EOR sALE- 20, 40. or 5pz feet front on North
Cherry street, las ieet deep, next north OF the
COMM rciai Hotel. This h a central business 10
Is ny Piice $50 per foot. One-half cash, balance
N / aud 2years; interest and hen.
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No. 222
No. 223.

FOR SALE-lG5 feet on North Front street, cal
l. side, next north Of and adjoining Bridge street
known IS tbs Brick Bridge Toll house properly
embracing the Toll House an large Livery stable
over Si5O0 per aaIum.
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No 225

TiOR SALE-A small Farm Of 30 Acres, on tue
Il Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashvil e.
well in proved. Frame house Of IN &c rooms A.
tie, hall and kitchen. Tao springs, fine young or
clard OF go rult trees, ia beginning 20 bear APP
piles, peaches, piums cherries aud plums, al well
enclosed. $3.50 per are; one-half cash, balance
10 Que year Possessirn gIen January list, ls55.
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No. 23l.

ETOR RENT--A good COTTON FARM Of go
y acres-l5o cleared, on the Wilson Pka one
mile irrm Brentwood. LRrgs tWO-stO y Flame
D-tiling good spring, &c Possession given i'm
meda.eiy sud will lesso for two years It So per
sore We en- nk thst E l-rFe suount Of money can
be- made by the lessee Of his ;aIm.
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NORTH CAEoLISA sESaToR.-Hon. ". A.
Graham was elected 10 the State Senate, bat
declined to take his seat bccause he had not
been pardoned by President johnson. He
was member Of the Iebei senate. he has
since been elected % The United States sen
ate from which be is excluded by the test
cath. Will he have the grace to decline
again
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Buy your carpets at ". ". Berry & Co.'S,
Ne. 81 College street. noyIs-lm
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l4uea u. Crew, General Tieia Agent.
Adut,, Co, vas assaulted % ,As uirat d.
the 2sth ait. ~ On assassin, evidently ui,h
asics % robbery, and died ou the ls, inst.
He skull ,gss frarinrcd frgm q blow inflicted
wiih b bar Of iroa. Atlanta is entering mp
on Nashville c1Pericuas
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Capt Waters informs rs that company
boriHF fsr oil ca the farm Of VIM. Wa,ers.
On Round Lick Greek. y miles from Le-
banon, Wilson county. "a thc Sparta pike.
struck ihe precious huld. al a depth II Isa
fes,- Al the depth OF $50 feet tho supply
was ~9geiy inrrsssei. "a was One iutsn-
90 prthe Compauyfo g 20 the dep,h o. s5o
feet, expecting then slowing stream.
Good for old Wilson.
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dississippi---The Constitutional

lu che Miasissippi House Of Representa-
t.ves ou she 18th ult., Mr.. simrall. from the
Conmittec ou Federal Relation. submitted
n repart 0u abe Constitutional Amendments.
The camm,itee, whii.t willing To ra,ny the
hrst s'eton, object Go tho second. snl. deem
tHg ia. Amendment iad.risi5ic. reco. nmend
tsf' .on. The jackson correspoudent OF
che N'.. berg Herald Says. 'tho rcpo.t will
be sos,auel." Tbus, whilst Arkansas,
Louisiana, Virginia, Tennessee. North Caro-
ina- South Carolina, aud Alabama raafy
The Amendment M.ss 0ippi. with the
rEh'e'usueai OF the phariscy. rejects il.
Principle Be- the plea Of tue famous Eepudia-
Tor Some ~ciyet, good apaihecs.-vt
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No. 2s5.
No. 236.

EtOR RENT-Ffnsen Acres Of good and, Al 6rst
= tol-gsie on Gsiisfin Pike.
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Ths Uu..ed States District Court. III.
Hon0r b. Buste,i. presidirr. opsnca in
Montgomery on the 2sth ult. a. u H.. when
she presiding Judge. ia a few short ana
well-timed remarks stated hat IN ,he pres
sut position OF the Judiciary. whose orders
had been peromptorily resisted by the mill
tory ai Mob'ie. sud this vita the apparent
approval af The President. De ava NOT con
silrr it proper b hold Court except Cor the
lisPsirh Of motions ami orders ol souscrya-
tory eharacier.
HciuriscF allowed sn argument % be pre-
seated BY Messrs. Watts. White and Clinton
Ca behalf OF the Bar. 90 the subject ct the
Tees oath reguhea by ths SCI Ut Congress
January "a. is5S.
The argument Was opened by Judge
Waite, ana continued hy Hons Alex White
aud W. p. chiffon, wi,h the understand
lag. however, that the allowing these gene
tiemou 60 appear in Court was rot 10 be
takcn as e. waiver 90 the oct. but merely as
she ezerciss af "a fpec,sl Discretionary pow
81. ssnss q. smiih. the District Attorney.
Ess 60 reply % these gentlemen.
AZ q o. aunouucrd from Mobile that the
President has sustained She military 10 their
cauG iot With abe court. 40 shall NOT b. sur.
priced ID JslFs BustesI dosIIues to atiempt
b. h1.l envy more courts.
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For sale.

A BRICK COTTAGE, situated on Wash 49,
N ingiOn Street, eouth Nashville very Iii
convenient 20 the Street Ra lroad lot 40 hy LII
no, The house contains five rooms, part Of The
house nes, the whole building to be put IN perfect
repair the housa to be painted, and the ins de
n Wy papered- Posses ion given the iirst Of jan
uaiy PiicA 5000; S2DoO cash, tsianci 10 and y
months, with security. Applyio
DIR. A KING,
dec7-2m p lieaderck Street
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No. 227.

EOR sALE-DWELLING-No p North High
= street, formerly oecup ed BY Mr.. William b.
hakln, one OF the most compact, neal, CONVENIENT
and desifaby iOcaied residences in Nashville, with
All the modern improvements, gas. water water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, car
rage house, wood houae. In ad1InOD there are
double window sashes attached to the dwelling to
gsther with ine laundry room, with stationary
wardrohes, drawers, shelves, Ac., 4c- NeishbOr-
h. Cd perhaps unsurpassed. Price 5000; one
half c-sh; bsiaace one year. interest and lien.
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NAaAAa AAiN II u Z
VIZ. S. EAEIN,
RUssKL HoUsrON,

Senate Bill Nc. Ia, 70 incorporate the
Union Express Company. Passed third
reading.
ssRSts Bill No, 2Ol, to remove the county
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sTArE or rESsEssrE, CoNFrEoLIFa's OFFieE.
Nashville, uea- 5th, ISIS Z
1, = W htfcHrrr, Comptroller Of The Treasurs
10 hcreoY certify thst TIE saint Louis Mutual LIE
Insurance Company, iocsiad st 81. Louis, 10 The
sisie o. y ssoni. has pro laced 10 me sailsftciory
etldence that sad CJmpsny hiss complied with a 4
ne requirements o. The laws q To state Of Ton
nassca imposed on lusurance COmpaniee and 1
lafther cerilig that II ". STEPHENSON, Agent OF
sad Compsny, hss also comgiei with the require
nlenis o. ne laws % the sie. made and provided
pa such esses Nhersiare, said Insurance Com
psnF hes authority 60 take rsks snd transsct the
niisineSs 81 Insurance in tnis state, a. Nashgil e
q siouiiy
tbs cerlli ale oi Agency must Re renewed the
Is, days ai Jolly snd lamar, u each sear.
lSsa'el .. hAlChErT.
u.s. Comptroller, Tenn-
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EiOR SALE-4e3s feet, corner Vine and uuioa
- streets Opposite TIE residence q ms Kr Pie
siseni POf. fuce tao0 per fOot. A notAe spOt ior
For any Of the shove menhoned properly nuuly
to III. -. sCOV ELa
RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Of Park Street and Capitol Avenue, opposite
hsst Front o. the STATE Capitol.
decT
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site Of Wayne county, etc Passed third
reading.
seuaie then adjourned 70 IoJE o'clock Fri
day faoruing.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DEcRHBER 9th, 1865.
The House met at the usual hour, Nj.
epssksr Heiskcll in the chair.
Prayer BY Rev DR.. Phillips.
The Journal Of the 9Th was read and ap-
proved
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Glorious Bill Thanksgiving Night.

Fourth uight q the talented y0uug srtsies
Mr.. and Mr.. >. =, DAT E5.
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No. 22I,

NOR SALE-270l Acres OF Land, 81 milee from
the SeFauee Goal Minef, Marion county. Tenn
with good inpFoVen- MS, saw Mil in running or
der; the general outlines and description Of which
will he gwen. Price a. per acre-1s cash, balance
! aud > year. VIII exchange for city OF country
property.
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81 AND "a
". ". TOTEM,
IMPORTER.
AND DEALER IN
CHOICE SELECTED
GROCERIES
LIQUORS.
VTTE are lust IN receipt OF our Pail Stock which
w il the largest and best variety ever brought
to This Market Our stock consists partly Of
JAVA,
MOCHA,
ATb RIO COFFEE,
PULVERIZED,
GRADUATED,
CRUSHED,
LOAF,
NEW ORLEANS,
AND vARIETT OF
BROWN SUGARS,
MOLAssEs
TEAS,
CANNED GOODS,
connection Eith the Grocery House viii be foEnd
OUR
Liquor Department
Which o,,v n..s sr.r,i,.tior tn ,onvinca any one
that we have he
Finest Selected Stock
WINEG AND IOlIORR
THE sOTTpH
AZ LIZ
---
wskeep constantly on hand
IRISH -
SCOTCH,
BOUkBoNS no
ROBERTSON COUNTY,
AND ALL oTHER KINDS OF
WHmKY-