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The Status Of the Freedmen in Mis-
sissippi.
PROCLAMATION.


| dAthhuAt hliHn Ct ~. -JthB AopS-
By an order bearing date the 2Oth inst,
! Col. Samuel Thomas, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Froedmen's Bur au ia This
S ate, proposes 10 transfer 10 the civil au-
| thorities Of The State the right TO try all
eases, in which the rights Of freedmen are
involved, either for injuries done to their
/ persons or property. This proposition Is
made, however, on condition ttat "the
/ judicial officers and magistrates Of the Pro-
| vi-ional Government If the State will take
/ for their mode OF procedure the laws now
in force in this State, except so far as these
/ laws make distinction on account OF color,
aud allow negroes the same rights as are
accorded 10 white men b. fore their courts, 20
by which l uuderstaud that negroes shall
l be lowed to testify in eases where their in
terest is involved.
Aud believing that the late Constitutional
| amendment VIII ch abolishes slavery, abol-
shes also all laws which constituted a part
Of the policy Of the s. stem Of slavery and
10 declaring that the negro shall be pro-
tscted IN his person and property, estnb-
fishes principles which, of themselves, en-
tile the negro 10 sue aud be su d, and as a
necessary incident to su n right, that he is
made competent as d witness according 10
the laws OF evidence Of the State
Now, therefore, ], VIM. &. ShaFBey, Pro
visional Cove nor ( Miss ssippi, with the
visw Of securing 10 our uzens the right OF
tr al be ore ths ir own officer and under
their own laws rather than by a military
tribunal and by military law, do hereby
proclaim, and make known, that in al
eases, civil or erin nsl, in which the righ's
Of negroes are invo we'd, either for injuries
done TO their persons or p opsrty, OF ia mat
ters Of con ract, the testimony of negroes
may be received, subject 20 the common law
rules Of evidence, as rega ds C mpetency
and credibility which prevail in regard to
white persons.
And do, therefore, ae-ept the PROPOSE
ton Of Col. Samuel Themes, Assistant Com
missioner Of the treedmen's Bure5u Of thus
State, and request that no Freeiman's Court
shall hereafter be organised, and that those
already in exi,teoce be closed, and instruct
ed 10 transfer the SEES before them 10 the
civil sutborities and l hereby instruct all
judicial officers and magistrates 70 act ac-
eordingiy, until the Legislature shall act
upSn this subject.
Given under my hand, and the great seal
Of the State affixed, this the day and date
above written. W. i. SHARKEY,
Provisional Governor Of the State Of AIissis
sippi.
By the Governor:
IoHN II Ecpots Senrctarv n State
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FOR SALE,



ar LAND, with orc OF the best arranged RESI-
~ denees IN the STATE, consisting u - story
nfick daellirC with 10 rOon=- ST the out houses,
barns, stables, carnage hou e ice hon c, servant
rooms Ae, are Init ~ fgi k tine els tern, wiaeh
viii hold s0s tarrels, enclosed with stone
house. NeI The Iesldencc Is d large and finely ar
arranged i-h roLd, well stocked Wils iish Bean.
iiiul eroands ID front cf The house ti-tef1lv sr-
ranged and nruamentei with cyergresns ioEer
shiuhfefy, &c.,-2u sores Of the tract well tim.
nefcd a o, on the place are fi0m t. 3 tncusaLd
seiert fruit tees ia bearing; with strswrerrie=,
lasFberriei, and all the smaller huits. IN under
good fence, and situated on the norta side Of the
river, miles from the city. on the Hyde's Ferry
Pike, Win hne ianaing On tie river eOYenieEt 20
the dwelling. Also
10 10 1900 ACRES
of l-ando the Hyde's Ferry roa4, 10 miles from
the CITY 'front.' o. the Tiver Il Hiekman's Ferry
az tne trlet heavy tmbered vi n poplar white oak
black oak, black ssaiuuI chestnut, &c. Also,
so ACRES
i. on The Murf'eesbsrO pike, 4 miles oct, finely
tmiered ana vel stocked with fruit teesi sc.
30 ACRES
OF Land % the eaIiatn Pike, N les out, and one
ln.le % me right Of the rad. Mode,afe improve
ments. Also,
336 ACRES
OF Land On tie Bappshaanoek Run in Culpep-
y = conu y, Va near Eranay station, known rs
land- Also,
27OO ACRES
GOOD Cotton and Gram land in Green county,
Geofga. 90 acres ofthe hast well timber 4, so
acres river DO tom. To pl in Dwellings on ire
pace, two never failing streams running through
the tract; good rzt and Eaw MILL and situated
n hin miles Of he Go gia Central ard Athens
Branch Ralroad, mid 81 between Atlanta ana Au-
gusia- Schools, Coll sgrs and Churches conYsni-
ent On this place ars 4S servants who were raised
On the PIE misses and q no are wiling 70 remain and
cultivate the farm st AR VICES
For any a the above al on
NEWsOM, MOORE & co.
&C North Public square,
Nsshyills, Tenn.
octl2lw- Banner Copy.
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Nlght Emissions Cared.

Vounq msn, stop tsfora you further 70. y :.
saeaaa auhidai b Man. here ls 1o disesae 20 -.
Il eIrr a. Nieht Emssicrs. aut phYsi1anl -
sesrea lhaf understand treating g and q Jpl =
say tlai I have cured dozens iu tla diyi - - 49,
II z Hereri states, who hsFa spout dollar ~ -.
isr, and srs nov Haii cured By me. "a l-i
csigug .aitcrs and Ognding mcdicine % A. ~
90 country. " word, az thai u5 - -
arv va7. nnd VII ave re cail ] 81 q -
nGdeu for ai Of t1d diseases Iedlelni i. - +.
yarlsanani- a1a hsag o. references 8 O. -
llF.
al lsiisrs 5iFaci5a -
UR. M0Gi5bs
uzioa street, EasaFiei go
frsr ~ s1isaf usih affa11 % $50
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4 self-fastening button is on exhibition
al the Fair Of the American Institute, New
York. 1t is, says the Tribune, an ingsiuu'
ARRANGEMENTS by which buttons can beat
tsched To any garment without the use O
needle and thread. The appearance Of th,
button, when thus fastened, is excellent
always standing straight and firm, and
never hanging half loose from the garment
The important feature Of the invention,
however, is, that the buttons can be instant
/ ly removed at will, and replaced BY others,
or Themselves returned TO the same places
according TO the fancy Of the wearer, with
outdetriment to the Fabric, Ladies win ap-
precinte the convenience Of having several
sets Of buttons for the same garment, which
can be readily changed to suit the occasion.
On garments which require frequent wash
ing they viii be found especially eonve-
nient
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TUESDAY. OCT. n.

ASSOCIATION STARE. sweepslaSe for three yea
Odds thst have never ben trsiaed mils hes.s
subscription $40 each; $50 io,fit; the Assoei 4iiOE
to add i0iuhs scsis run; three oc more TO fl
the s'asei o be run on the second day Of the Fal
Nee ING. closed vi n the following entries
4. + Woads nnmes ch by highlander, cam BY
imp PnRm
2. R B thealharn names fby Highlander, dan
hy imp rriam.
5. A Ca ter nam-s m Msryianl, by Bill Cheat
tam, dam By Hamlet
4. t B Pa tersou names % sally Moore, ~ imI
knight OF 81 George, Il 4 ada TeVs by imr
AlNon.
5. Hsrry aaliew names b c,Mslcolm bf imp Bon.
ME Ncotsnd, cut Of Lady Ian" aster by Mon
arch.
6. Also, bfhy Dslhigh (te by imp Glencoe dam BY
Noodioks Leyisthsn
Z. Ccesthan names Capt Ropers br Dixie.
by Revenue dam ~ imp Aloon
8. Hinton Kinney name Cd + Cameo, by inn
knight OF 81 &C. se, ou' Of Diamond by Ep-
sion.
2. T KERRY enters ch Boneta, years old, out Of
Bill Cheatham, cam Glenooe mare.
SAME DAY.
Associated Purse S'50-dssh Of two miles.
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IHg Tax on CoTroN.-A circular has been
prepared q the Treasury Department ad-
dressed TO collectors Of customs ct various
ports throughout the United States, notify
ing them that hereafter the tax on cotton
can be paid st the place al which the cotton
Is delivered instead Of the place from which
il is shipped.
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''''-'''''---. ..--.....---..-Alrs. P. rv-75
F.rs ss's y 10 commence win the DIR
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

FTJHrsts ft,. --a,t Family sewing h1chIae q ilI
u Vol ff = me moss rapid ~ e.l ili1H1 l
IL work. II rakas he dcuhig inrea1 locE sf.ed.
Which vii. rot I'd u1r rzEel- = - ~ - no'ss
-.-r.-s ii 9sa most 1esuni1l manner. 10 ID 4
-. hsu1If al piaoa Of ilrltara. Dc - Hoe' srn-
- = r.. errsfruenrn. it ussa no snu-ia, t1i
- =, - - 3 CYL nder can turn.
III - ma araallF carrie o. tie premium Urrr-
- Il - lsasn s-iied - he tssf a. De War'da
- TGndon the Industrial BrposIt-u, AZ Paris +.
- Tlai.sd staies FAIRS az ataie Fairs ~ Mecfsn-
- Insas ufes. snd a County FAIR. 0tioe 10 Ma
souie Temple, Cnureh S., sama ron ulsh Dor7nan
Z Fsuton. y. g. EALKER. Agent
acfr-Iu
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hEsHoi' QUNrAKD.--ln the General Epis-
oolal ,oavension on the Oh inst, Rev. Or.
bnrgess, OF Maine, from the Committee on
ooasecra son OF the Bishops, reported that
due evidence Of The election Of Rev. Charles
1oaa 2uintard, Is Bishop Of Tennessee. had
been submitted 70 them and they submitted
resolution to 'his eject. which was saop,-
ed BY the Convention siter a long aud ex-
eii'd discussion, that they approve Of the
testimonial o. Rev. Charles Todd Quintard
and gVe tber consent to his conservation
As Bishop Of the Diocese Of IenneSee.
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Sweep stakes for Three year Odds two ME heats
S2Al entrance so ioffelt three 70 "a, he ,tske
Association to add $40 II The rsce is run. Ciosei
VITA The following entries
I. Uhes5hsln names ch sarah K, by Lens
ton, out al Glousna br kciipsg
z. Marx Young nsIaes Harry O. ths Nesi by ex-
lngou, out OF Laura BY lag 1 Yaihan-
). Harry Nantev names ch Lazy Fashion hy imp
Bonnie scotond. CUt OF Young Fashion bf
mp Moaasch.
l. Ohea nsm names Capt Roper's bT { Dixie,
by heyenua, dam by imp Ahsou.
5. 3 linton hiuneJ names "a Cameo. hy kn ght
II 81 George, Gam by &c lpse
G I her0y e. teJs ca Buuets, years old OUT
Of Hil, IN. athaIn, dSm .enco, are
SAME J. Y
Ascension Parse sue: two milo heats
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Uhroule Gases


Egung Msusd Ladies Who's misiofiuns }.
beer not 30 trnE lorth 10 dus season. rahlsl-l.
Sod 1E1 said J01 should multiply BAD fepiel-l .
t4ia 3 Fuur daafs roe can consult ma oilai 2
ietiar q M uafacn. No lady ever tnidI afo 7'at
o. age rraf rrH1a Application. AL conn lEl-al-i
~ l5ttas cf person atrctiy coafdonlaL
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Horace Greely has uetufHsd from the
West, but instead Of devoting himself to the
very important canvass in New York, is
giving his sttenti TO Wisconsin affairs,
Senator Doolitle, and Gov. Bsownlow. The
Philosopher has evidently mistaken his
cal.
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The cholera is now fully declared on the
eastern coast Of Spain, aad is raging with
considerable violence. Adviccs OF the 10th
ult, from Barcelona, state that the epidemic
Ia that city Is increasing. Business Of all
kinds is suspended, and half The population
have left. Il is still true, however, Inst the
disease has not appesred, during its present
visit, 81 any point remote from the Mediter-
ranean basin.
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Nashville Fxttnded!
GREAT PUBLIC SALE

GREAT PUBLIC SALE.
Of lis Lots on tie premises IN Harding,
Magnificent addition to NaskUilc, on
Wednesday ard Thursday. October IS an,
IS 1855.
THE growth Of Nash lille being so rapid, and
\ the oemand for Bouses and Building Loa
beingso great Mr. Thomas Harding has eonsen
ted that we may hriug into market = SecunI
Addition cr his beautiful Lots. be.ween the Capito
and Fort Gillem. As profit ,be investments anC
Commanding Sites for Prisa'e Residences, the {
Lots are unsurpassed. Terms most liberal. Omni
buses aft riding free passage 70 and from the Lots
Wi leave .he Square and corner II Uuion anc
Cherry streets st lO1z O'Clock A. N on each day G
sale. Don fail to be on hsnd if you desire lot L
buld ou, or 70 make q good inVs stInent free from
Corporation Taxes.
J. L. r. W. BROWN,
Real r. tate Agents,
octl2 I'd $50 UniO3 81. Nashville, Tenn.
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WEpNEspAY. o.. IS.

A..osIatlsd - 80 q ~ nIIa..
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MlssiNo BoY.-A boy Of eleven years,
named Herman Dwyer, but who us1a ~
Dwyer, Of this city, left home last fall 10 go
70 Jchntouviile, Tenn, 90 leok for his
brother, a soldier then, erroneou " reported
wounded and in lospitsl. lie was after
ward heard IRON az Louisville, 10 compsny
with two United States soldiers, aud subse-
quenty ives r,ported at Detroit. Since that
he has not been heard FROM. HIS anxious
mother, who has he'd tso sons in the SER
wee, one Of whom is Supposed TO have died
in prison at Andersonvilie, hopes this viii
meet the eve of some one who can give her
inform ton Of the boy and tha, sympathiz-
ing editors viii pass this notice along.-- Cie-
cinnati Ga-ctte
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q
4 bs Iun i5r during the Fall Meeting Of 1868
commencing on the 10th nay Of &c obsr next:
MONDAY, OCT. I6, 1865.
THE CUNBsRLAsD STAKE-A sgeepstske for tive
year olds, dash OF one mile; subssupdOn 81
eaer, forfeit, sth 500 added ~ the Assoca
ton fthe race Is rnni In Is ,r m re TO FIJI q {
81 IKE. The race to b. r--n on the hrst day f tie
raj Meeting. Closed with the How .ng en'res:
/. u eathaIe names oh C Muggns, by Jsck
MulOne, olt Of Fannie McA ster y Omeada
2. Tgrher johnson named ch G COPPER, ty Hls-
aatns, ous Of Liza rnek by imp Prism.
3. T atJeIson names en- c Chic ANA "A by
lsck Malone, eut Of A!boni hy imported A.
bon
4. Also, b. Blanche Rousseau b. imported MckY
Free, cut OF Ala Te ia by imported Albion.
8. Harry kaullew names Oh G Liverpool, bY mp
boonie scotsnd, out Of YoGng Fashion u,
imp Molaseh
6. Als5 Ell G Caledonia, by mp Bonrie Scotland,
ON Of Lady Lsncas.er by imp Monarch
Z. Hlnt0a Kinney names eh IOreaGo. by Com
modoro out ~ Bapidity hY Childe II aolu,
8. W Il McLyman nsmes 81 Enigma, hy Chide
HNold, OF Of D-lts by imp l'ristn
9. Also, hr Cuusncs, ~ Glide Harold out o.
Cerorae by imp Ssythisn
10. 4 hlrby enters ch itaptOlR, bF Jfck Malone,
dam Alu.on mare out OF LeYiathan
SANS DAY.
Association Purse 500 for all ages mile heats
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CvNHERIASn SrsEE No p For two year olaz
dssh % mi SlUo entrance % ilrieit; tee VIA.
nsr q Cumberland Stake No. Cd Monday 10 b. ex.
eiuced from stsraag IA tlis stake Closed silh
The iol0uIpg entities
l. S i hsstharn nsmes eh Mufgins. pedigree
above
2 Turner johnson name che Copper, pedigree
shove
. b fai'e-s names ch Ch.eksmsuga, psdi.
E9ee ahsve
49,, b'auche koussesu. pedigree ahave.
" . =. ~ esine ca c Grapevine, By Revenue
z r4;.',, ~. = Sss sneese, BY is,FoIied Albon.
o. ~. .lA = htlneY names ca Tornado by Com
NJ ll lea fe, dana BY Chi.de Hsraid
g. $3.50 i ~. nslnes II knigma, BY Glide
s also, ourrency, by Chloe Harold sssrB iv INN
scvtkisn 80 e'' y -tif
- Ass1 f., 9Alaes sh CsFilols By lark Malone,
aaia ADJ Mare oUl Of Lerisfhsu
sAME DAT.
Handicap; Nile Hesu Asso-st,, p--.. SEQ,
ANDREW FILM. secretsrv
oeils-A Nashville, Tenn.
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The Alabama state Conventional
Stupid Movement.

"AAEAA ANhEnAehAs
lt We arc rightly informed. the Alabama
re-organlElug Stale Convent on has acopted
an orii- ance iVIug the basis Of representa-
tion 'n tnc white population, leaving the
hlarks cut entirely. rudcr the old slavery
system turse-iiih- Of Der slavss were count
ed in rnumcfaune her people Tor represen
tauun in Congress. With the abolition OF
avery there is nothing "a prevent the
slave eisies ifum counting the hiths al
their blacks m thoir representative popula-
ton ht Alabama pro- eses b. throw out ali
her acls, 90 more than halt her psop =.
and thus 90 cast away fully one-hnlf The
representation she mi CHIT otherwise claim ,n
congFcss. his may be an honest equiya-
lent ior refusing negro sniirsge, but ID
strikes us a. o. very stupid proceeding
n. T.. Herald.
The Herald is Stupid in not understand
ing the subject. The Convention OF Ale.
baina adopted the white basis for the purpose
If securing those sections OF the State IN
whioh the white population predominates
The weight 10 which they are entitled. Iii,
NOT intended 10 "east away fully one hslf'
or any part of the States representation
Congress haviug assigned to the State hei
quota OF Representatives, (six,l the Con
gFcssioual districts will be laid out on tho
white hasis. This is what President John.
soa proposed IN Tennessee as long ago q.
isi2. The sans mSasure had previously
been advocated IN North Alshams BY lesd
ing democratic statesmen, 10 protect Thai
SECTION Of the State against the superior
- ran 9Th rF Hha G.ssFI,a-, 80 q. -. a
slaves constitute the majority Of the popu-
iaiion. The Alsbsma Convention. tbere-
fore. in % ptins The white basis, oaly car
ried out lavorite policy Of the President
and one long ago proposed BY able and "a
gH'ious iaen Of that state
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The Saunders kidnapping case is being
tried in Montreal Ii excites but little in
'srest. No evidence has been given 10 show
that any United States officer, civil or mill
tary, had anything 10 do With IL. The af-
fair seems to have beea a private speeu
latioc.
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A Washington dispatch says Gen. Hum
PhFey', the supposed successful candidate
for Governor Of Mississippi, has been par.
d0ned By the President.
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Chattanooga was eulivsned last SATURDAY.
with bigamy case and an election for
Mayor and Aldermen. A Mr.. Henderson
was elected Mayor.
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The Bristol News Of the oh says, Mrs
Slower, daughter Of the President. Is in
town. and viii remsin day or two. Her
husband, Col. Daniel Slower, Of the 9TH
Tennessee Infantry, died in Nashville in
lseS aud Mr.. S. visits her native State a.
he present time TO have his remains re-
moved from Nashville 10 Carter county,,
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9mnsemepts.


STREET BETWEEN CEDAR4 GAY
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Sweepstakes for three year olds mile heats sub
scupaoa 90 each, SO rieit, The association t
stake he race 70 be run n the third day Of Ia
Fan Mesnug. Close with the following entries:
1. 3 CheHtha'n names en- 1acsh X, " Lexing z
ton out q Glorisns hY Eclipse %
3. Woods names ch by Highla-der, dam b
imp Prism.
3. Mara Y, ing names Barry ofthe West. BY Lex
irgton, oui Ct LaGTs by iup Lev Altman
4. Also be by Lexington, dam ~ imp Glencoe.
g. Harry Va lies nsm les b Malcolm, b. mp Bon
ne 5 ous nd. oct Of La5y Lancaster ty ing
MOrarch.
g. Also, b by Delhi. De ~ imp 6lencoeh dam by
Woodlo.lt's evIslhsn
z. n B Cheathan names Capt R3peT's hr Z Dixe,
by Revenue, dam by imp ALBION.
SAME DAY.
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--As-Htet " AAHaAesEE, NO Ltl. ]
A information having been 6iad in tl,s II :
n l.isiu Court or sd district by Fl. II BAR.
son. ksq-, z, S AttuInsy F said district agsjns. N
ne Tehs ME AMI interest o. R. c Foster. Sd o.
ild dgIlns n nstur life % and IN the house and
iot on vac stress, where said Fostsr nov ne dds
"a q lot iron'lng one hundred fest on said street
and against rents nov due and 10 hec1rpe dnn
est sud the ssii rents had been ssire +, so -
tiet as lsnd IS forfeited n the United sssfes for
esns~s IA ntoaed in sad in'ormAiion and alleged
70 ue traei md pfsyng for process to enforce TIE
&c zufs sne eonnsc tion OF sad properly. &c
nov, therefore, be coy give public notloa 10 all
persons teterestedi ,sld properly 70 spntsr bo-
IoTs ssd Court en The Sd Mon az N October usxf.
vile iassAe dstriei a. 40 ocloek :. N he, "a
ne % PROFOUND their cains sud make thasr sIle-
EaIlons on thsi bshaf EDWIN +. GIAsCOcE.
h e. q TIE Middle D stsiet q Tsnngssee.
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lislai Evening, October IAN E,,
I. -. s'aesul sud daring act IN n. - ~
-' -ss 'roiy great iml ersorsis ~ ., I.,.lsl
FRENCEr go zoe
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Smastmsnis.
~. NeW Theatre
0'ANsR OF UNION AND sUsmEs -

M " o,'ae orauufai Queen ofs..
W.. MAISIETTA RAvE1l'
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For Sale

A GOOD BAR ROOM, and Restaurant. with
"a complete fixtures, ssooS Of good Liquors on
the Post-ofice, aud vii he sold very I'm NJ
stand Is As good a, thore is IN the cts The rise
psys well. hSrgin vii be gyoa to = cash mn.
Nashville, Tenn. octig-tv-
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The United States steamers Rhode Island
sne Hornct have been ordered 10 Havana 10
convey me ram stonsWall to Washington.
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ProprioiOr's Purse ~. mile heats, bets in )
THuRsnAN. ncr. 10

Post stake far all ages tvs . mile heaJs subscrp
ton 500 each, Slto forfeit. the Association to ad
sie II The rseels run; 10 he rup on the ourfh da,
Of the Fail Meeting. Closed wilh The following en-
tries.
I, II c Sin Teton.
p Turner & toan-on
s. r. h pstre Asa
W Il Mol.ymrn.
D. K Chatham
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JOSEPH elliott a SONS.
-,-,-r- 81 John treet, New Yoik
HENRY OWEN, Sole Agent Tseps2s SIN.

WANTKD -AsENT>-Fo- the starda-d HI.
" tory o. the War, complete IN one large roval
ocisro Fo, Of over ITO psges. spleneidly Sins "a
ed A'ta IL poitrsits Of General and hattie sceaes
- = lV-t re noe x iEe people want and It pie
sents rsre chance for Agents Teaehers. ladies'
enc rzegc Follng men, and especially returned ana
disabled on ers and Soldiers IN wa1t of uro6tsfls
eupoymeat Wld md 1 Particularly ADAPTED 70
tnelf conslqan- kend Tor circulars ana see cur
terms. Address JONES, BROS 4 Co Iss Wet
Fourth street. Cincinnati. o. senle -
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MuIrARY DIyuIoS or IHE TESSTgsE
q ~ UFHUE, a. I. MILITARY RsMRoAns,
NksHvILLR, rnNN-, Oct. AZ, 1855
Z WILL expose at pahiic Aucaon. TIN, day, the
L following buildings recently occupied by EN-
pioyoes Of the u. Z Military Raiho sdsl Department,
via;
Frame IBuildings,
numbered SO, s. ca, IS. 90, o. IS. %, %, u, n
-, a, IS, "a, and a.
Locsted betseen Cedar and Tine streets. Frame
Buildinga, numbeied, ~, 20. 60. 81 ana ~
Nouee Of sales viii be gwen oSly usal OF the
Buildings are sold
8 r. HAAuLIA
Cspt &A.Q NJ. L. 2. N. Il. h. NJ. h. T.