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Every Day,
on the srrival Of The Cars; connecting 81 Paducsh
With the Cincinnati Packets At Cairo with tie Iil
nos Central Railroad. the Memph Packet Com
Eauy; sat 81 81. LOUIS Eifh al REilFosds aid Up
per Mississippi Boats. -.HI
sepIs-am
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The n. Y. Herald has the following in re-
gard 10 W. T. Johnson, tho Presidents
broiher. who died receatly in Texas Of an
accidental gun shot wound:
Mr.. johnson wss sident Of Brazoria
couuty, Texas. He was four years older
than The President. When Audrew was APP
rreniiced 90 the trade OF d tailor his brother
was about entering life - jouroeymau
carpenter. The two brothers were parted
when very young, and until the present
year the Two brothers had not met since
their mothers death iu 1889. During the
la'e war Mr.. johnson was incorporating
lylayai. lie remained quietly az home with
biz wife and son, lad OF fifteen.
lie possessed several peeul aritics, which
we're betrayed BY every conversation in
which he engaged. He was bit erly oppos-
"a 10 negro avery, and used u scout at the
modern notion that a white man can't work
IN the South as we'll g. a negro; for, said he
al have laid states on u hnuse-top in New
Orleans and Baton Rouge in June, many a
day"
He was vivacious and rapid In his utter
nucr, fond OF telling or hearing good sto v,
quick % make point by p thy, homely
comparison. Of keen insigh; into character:
aud his conversation WAS illed with practi-
scrva ton. He had none OF tho reticence Of
politician. his sentiments being pronouhc-
Ell on all questions and unmiaakable, and
bis hatred Of slavery aud negroes, secessi n
and negro equality, alike cordial. He was
cmnenuy q se'f-mado man, and his ideas
hat the strength without hrt adth which Is
peculiar 20 such chmacters, IS sllrewd
clear headed observer OF Southern men and
institute ns through a long nfc-time, his
views were worthy Of consideration. he
f, made no preteutions TO being an exponent
of his brothers seh6meu'a OF olicy, de-
clarinc on one occasion. after visiting the
Precedent, that "Andrew would not give
him any dednits information o. % what be
intended q do" lie was short OF stature,
stout and musculsri had keen, grey eve,
and = truly ratrisrchisl bcafd. he had
iust returned @ Texas when he received the
wound a0m which hedied.
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Nouce.

OFFICE or ADAMS RXPREss Company
hksEyIlH. fIsS., Nov. a.. lss5.
ENPRFss sis North Western asslrusd 20 John-
Il sQnNliiu co1neciInc WITH dail lne of Rlckats
~ fa1uca1, kiarsri-e. Caro-, aud - I-ouis
On Aon1ny. Nov 18Th. ~ VI 4 b. prepsrad fer
1is ness on the Norsh-N csieIn EUsif. Shiapers Of
trei-ai from b Ions. Cs.ro, ard NarihgssL MI
ans our ilciahes Eooi and raies mo6erae
E1fness mater VII iasFe Nasnyi e daily Al 3
p NJ, John-oeville all t0Am
ror pr ioniafs eaquire 81 on Office, eorne7 Rfsr-
-. ID SQUARE y. hOSE, agent
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Alexander Masruder, Esq Of Kentucky.
Teeeuuy appointed hy HE President % sue
oesd Joseph Remington, Esq, g Z. S. Mar
shsl fer tho Northern Districi Of Florida.
hes srrives az jacksonville, and has entered
upon he duties Of tho sfiec.
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IT, coneiufe With the lrama Of tle
The Child Of he RssimeHL
aais.aine --.-..lsih sonssl....-...Niss Henderson
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Il Is with pleasure we announce the an.
pointmcn+ OF our venerable and highly e.
teemed friend VIM. Galbraith. Esq, IS Com
missioner for the collection OF ne y ret
Tax for Bedford county. This IS q good ar-
pe!ntment, and one We feel confident thai
VII render entire satisfaction 20 al Goa
eeined.-StsljyciHC UaioE.
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Six gamblers q indianapolis, who were 10
havo been tried in that city Monday, turned
up missing. forleitius Sss,ooe hail. one OF
their brother professionals IVES sent 70 the
Peniientisry for a year, not long sro, which
caused the stampede.
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THr AmY.-rhc Washington Chronicle
Ct the llth, says The opinion which obtsins
In some quar'crs, that 'he army has been
almost entirely dishandod, 10 incorrect It
has uo, been reduced 10 such a great ex-
tent as some people seem 10 suppose. Its
luli and available slrerglh exceeds one
hundred aud eighty thousand men, Of
which about ouo-half 8. en- each side Of the
Mississippi river.
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hEFr pI81IOy In consequences Of the re-
paaiation by the representatives OF the ssso-
PIE " North Caroline Of their fairlvsnd non
eiig contracted dcb!, ] a1d nav children
lafe been made losers 90 the extent d
t.atiy tes oQQ) thousand dollars. in
,,slaa authorized by the Legislature OF
-. -, IN avor Of the Wilmington, Charlotte.
A. -, '.herioFd Railroad. This compcls me
-. 1e' myself az an instructess 10 Fucacl.
49, 49, o. ue piaao, and sinciag, Al he resi-
49, q my iather, nr. A. j. be Rosset, cor
'''' % Second and Dock.
Mas. Coz. GssroN MEkEEs.
l,'lnttet that Mrs. Col. Castor Mearcs
- iFeaeh, music on the piano. and
- Many woman in North Caro-
-, - ! no contributed nothing to the rebel
Ia 'l'''ips on tha farm, or at the wash-
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UESERsL rEzfcffr 0sTiCE, }
$50 aSR-S. a H. ". EAILWATs.
NksHyILIE HENN.. Get Istn. lsf5 J
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!. MalI,sr Mrr1sy y F,aurOA.-The Tai.

AnlrthN MrrINr ~ EaHfpA.-The Tai
iaaessee Union II the 2d inst. SAYS
We learn that GA SATURDAY last a fnutin,,
occurred In the "a regiment q. s. ..,lorss
trooPs, stationed a. Jacksonville. Itapurnrs
that the lieutenant calonel ordered one o.
the men O. b tied up b. she thumbs. As 4
punishment for some disob,ciicnce ~ trsns.
erosion u orders. The treons nllIioa sna
cut the msn down. lie was tiea M srsiu.
aud whoa the men made second ,aish Ia
take him down, the Lieutenant colonel frea
on them. N0ilcys were thcu 6nci on them
the hoaiensnt colonel uas shot through the
hand. sud before the disturbance was
guelle3. several Wcre injured w Wounael
We have no further particulars Of the al
fair.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.

HoyEHHER, Is, 1855.
The House was called to order at 10 a m,
precisely, by The Speaker. The Journa, OF
the 18th was read and adopted.
Ar. Wines presented bill incorporating
The Cooperags establishment at Johnson
vile, and Tor other purposes. Referred 70
the mmittee on Corporations.
Mr.. Baker presented a bill TO increase the
fees Of Justices Of tue Peace, and for Othec
purposes. Referred TO the Judiciary Com
mitIee
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S ale Extra.
30 BEAUTIFUL LOTS!
IN
McGaVock's Addition.


ON WEDNESDAY, 2ad inst, we vii cHsr for
~ sale Tbiry lesuuiul Builging Lots. adjoining
the City, corner OF Jefferson street snd Fillmore
Avenue.
No. :, fronts IS feet on Jefferson street. and l5T
on Fillmore Avenue.
No. As fronts 90 feet on Madison street
Nc, 3iS. SIS front eseh 80 feet % I'd street.
No. C., "a, 1U7. 100 front cash On feet on Fillmore
Avenue.
No I60, lGs Iss 'front.' each 80 feef, TO fronts IS
feet, III lss fronts ssch leo fetal on Florence
Street
No. pa g3a, "a, 2ss front each 90 feet; rs, aoO
front each TO feet ess fronts ls6 fetal Aler-
No 5is, ga, soi, ga. $50 front sach 100 f.et on
Heudersh0t Street. ..-.
No ss2, So, 36s, sos front each zoo feet on James
Street.
To the citizens Of Eash'iile These lEuds arc "a
nii'sr, but . the stranger who may WEN 90 make
our city liz future home, Wouiu say that these
loss oier iRdncsments rsrtly met WITH as thew
immedl teiy adiciu ng the cIis, end The CITY Raii
roads as nov proiecied VIII hring them within
hve minutes trsve Of the Square
Ne SHAH take pleasure 10 showing these lots %
perues y shiug % pure base.
Terms made ksogn ON the dsy Of sale.
NEWSOAf, no tkE & CO,
noyli-aW -tlal f6 North side Public Square
lBG D PAT copy,l
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losths1r,.. -, -. VI regret the fact that this
il our 80 -. 80 has made lie Appearance
thrrf bsi,.- ..,ls "a not 10 Sny great extent
-Tbr--5.s 'iiiy uue ease Up 10 this uTit;-s
man ~ even ng-that' Of 4 negro ~
limit of ~, ~. has beee removed beyond M.
pFecsutioBs ~. eva. We hope the proper
spresd'pr 49,, W. be taken . prevent iis
iAo-e Ebo have noi zen r---..-.Lls Let
oIes---.SLf.' yriIe Uris,. -'ea % - 81
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The President has pardoned Horace Heff-
rem, Of indiana, Heilren was leading
"son OF Liberty." and implicated with
Bowles and NIinisan
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nrnlh Of Hon. A. Z. Honkins.

The Hon. Arthur p. Hopkins, Of Ala,
died On She 9Th insl-, at his residence on
Government street, NJ bile. The deceased
was native Of Virginia, but emigrsted in
early life o. Huntsvile, Ala, where he
spent the greater riion Of his days. lie
was the first jurist % the State, and one Of
the puresi men the South has produced.
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The Augusta (Ga.) Conslitutionalist pub
fishes the list Of delegates in the Conven-
ton, who voted against the " Republication
ordinance,~ and says:
From personal presence az the sessions
Of this Convention, we are fully aware Of
the measure-covert or avowed-whereby il
was sought to obtain an unrssisted adoption
OF this ordinance, and can thus estimate
the moral courage leading one hundred and
seventeen Of the delegates present TO regis
ter the names before al I-osterity n hav-
ing neither lot nor % ri in such legislation.
To speak 90 any length upon this general
matter Is not now our purpose, there being
q species Of silent eioquenee in the roll-call
annexed, 70 which any words Of our own
could lend but slender force. La Lour
D'Auvergne, We read, that gallant soldier
styled The First Grenadier OF France, had
his name IN the muster lang after he had
fallen prey 10 the bullet, and each day
when read out by the sergeant, some COM
rade woald respond sith dead on the Field
OF Battle" And ia any future political
contest Ia this State Of Georgia, we cannot
but think each nhme upon this subioned
list csn be- mentioned with just some such
honest pride and heard with lust some such
murmur OF gratulant approval.
The time will come, in the history Of
Georgia. when the names Of the men refer
red to viii be as Infamous as those Of The
Georgia Tories of l776.
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iou.se pe Isssam
0gsuu, '--.--.----.N Mss lam. d.
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A woman has been arrested in New Or
leans for selling "milk" made Of brains
chalk and other substances. This beats the
stump-tail article,
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san ANp FATAL AcCIpKSr 1t Is with ex-
trcme regret that We have 10 record Tie
death OF Col. VIM Homer. custom -house
AGENT, by drowning. on he day beioye
Yesterday, he started IN horse-b back Tor
EliEsbethion, and while attempting So cross
The Nstauga river al Harris Ford, lour miles
this SIDE OF Elisabcthton, bis horse stumbled
aud fell, Thile in deep water. aud there be-
ing no one near enough 10 rendar him sny
assistance, be was drowned. His body was
recovered the same day. HIS remains were
taken through this place on yesterday morn
inc's train, on their way % Knoxville.
Whsrc bic borrowed family reside. C,loucl
Homer was one Of Easg Teuuessee's best and
trucJ Juion men, and shs vii mourn his
loss IS one II her besl asi noblesi sons. he
was an oid aDd esteemed eltgen OF Knox
vide, and leaves a family and couutless
ifieisda 70 mourn HE unfortunate and un-
hme'y death. ON the es'a hlishment OF the
custom -hsusc Ina knoNville la SEA. ne was
appointed BY Governor Rrownlaw a s,,erisl
custom -houso aEent. and vas a most f.ithfil
and eihcient officer -,leacs5orl Fao, t0fl.
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Proclamation By the flavor.

MAYORS OFFICE
NAsHv LLF, TESS-, Nov. ], lso5 I
For t5e purpose Of preyeu0ng dsorderv anil
notOu- congregst tns, and prCmotiaE the puhlc
peace and respect ior The law. hereby danlare and
order, BY rtus Of the power and authority IN me
vested, that % and ster this date and an q further
orders, the pop let Of all snioous and rastau-
rents vince 1alOons Rre attachet where person. OF
color are accustomed % frequent sud assemble To-
gether, shall he rsqu red 20 close the same, amt
Eeep them closed, from Inc hour or p m uall
the succeeding hour0f 6am.
The City Marshal and the Capiaiu OF fhe NIGHT
Police ard their respecuye forces, are hereby a.
reesss u en- ofce this order, and b resort Nd de-
linqnents 70 This order.
W. MATT. BROWN,
Mayor o. rashVlie.
W. n WuEIssoS, Recorder. novi q
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=. sss TEsN8saiiE Prov fAcIoAii
known - = f1e u. 81 FTunEln Shops.
~ fss7fry irssts - -. I.al3 y. !, i.
leeii q 10. Also, enc large Kane Bal a.l.
-. Z o1.s 81 tte uiost raluahis s.irlfors anl
49, ..saf affsred 81 f1diic sale in toe cnllirI
- ~ ssisrtsd lor b flas cr oihsr Facicrys
800 . a'1d supplF oi asior, hoih ael nd hJ-
.iTzuf sale positive
'Ts,r-r Ice hall cash. 1tl1ncs en- az a1.i lff II
.,,.-rfhs eraif EIt1 Interest ald secured, f.fla
= 80 Ar M lrnsfin1 10 rnfard 81 80 lrsgei-
- =. 4lseu ~ A. ri. Fu tAAs
j. II. WiLsHt, gf
,~v7a-ff J. II. EAalL4os
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rpH1E Esrrut 4sfIeT Hlnze ui1rtlls n
0arl COS Oh lEiEg tlfll Ia due 5000. f1rs-.
SOL Las al Tog sho1ld lsitr,y nd -lli-l
Lh1 = yCue aoHra 700 cas Clmudt DO s-H
lellcl rr H peraun. re ludg gfar lllfF-ifs 80
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fouug n1u. sop ualUrs rnu nlrttef a.. ts
tlEnagaa saa. elt to Maa, thara ll ID dl-asas -
% -ure a. 81 ga h.r1-saic1a, ena prg1Ea1 /.
SAY thai hsFscuTei dozsns IN tlia csYt q y. z
10 diiar1II. 9iatsa, Wb1 haFe spant colu - =
lar, aul srs uCu vel cured u me. an a-f p
co wing letters aud sending uedicina 10 al fa-s
tho county. Ina acris AZ thai are aiaa-
any WAY, and IN glFs me call 90 ~ -
acton f5r al a. tr1 ti-auraF uslrrrrf r. tla -
sGIt1s-acat IA uaai a. raiurCllaa Ca -
tilsila1a ciFurtsf 70
nE. MadItA.
unI1a Eraai, fasnr's isii.
siH asaasf asiiH Hs.HHH. t.a
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DOCTOR McClLI
BOTANIC PaFSICIAa.
~ TEH rREArMEzfT Or uHEHN
ChIHNInH Eta NllH tlCCaa W
uIhlE STATES, Az fr Isl ~
ntNIe LLtE. aLsA .slsE

For further information in reglri q
the sEillful success IN the trcatment Of
diseases, The reader is referred TO S-l
ass THEKsFEyuCs and MATzfu lEU-,
two large volumes, late edition of lNI
the best work IN the United Sla.a
where you wiz hnd Dr. McdlIs us1s
stsnding parallel with the hest msi.4.
men of the age in the treatment O.. DO
eases OF women. For 81 disease il-s
advertisement, satisfaction IS guam
teed Wiih my general practice t-s-
the following
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n . TIC II.
5l u 54o BIbl.b.3
Merchants & Shippers.

4 uR Car Lad Bates far SALT PEI farrel vas de-
~ sEae1 % embrace go Hlfzd RarrsAs 0alg ;
y zerea. a large proportion OF Tie san now hang
5olfpsd uadet this Taxa rate are bashels o. ~
" ana sileg today 81 Pound Barrels onsy Hin
be shippsd AZ Tsrii ear LOAD T,i,s er,s go Porlnd
nerIeis p ssrne proportion. Shippers pil pleass
zaArk weights on barrels and On bis laainz.
=. H Ewing,
ecti3 In General FrsiEh Agent
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See Here!

A NEAT COTTAGE. with I've roorns, han.
"A kiicreu, seTunfs rooms etc., With ali neces-
sary out-buldings, never hiilEg water vi hin ten
feet Of the ching room door. and q acres Of land,
well stocked vita choice truIts and vegetables such
spples. peaches, pears, plum-, cherries, straw
berries and = acres in Taspberiies--ihe best pay
ing fiuit IN the ift-fne shade trees, shTubbery,
sum Of ulorey.
Alsc ne the abaFe is 10 acres Of extra land un-
der good fanee, about aCFes IN timber, ran be
bought with the cottage place atoVe described, or
separate, BY calling on
EEWSON, MOORE & co,
noyI5-iW &c North side Public equs'e
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EEsoLgEIoNs 80 ~.

The resolution Of M. Williasn, declaring
that the i2th section OF she STATE bank aud
Internal Improvements laws, is in full force,
was taken up and adopted.
The bill 10 prevent rebels from holding
Office, was taken Up. and Mr.. 6aut CON
cluded his argument against il.
Mr.. Mullins followed IN favor Of the bill.
Pending the discussion, the House adj
iourned tiil O'CLOCK pm. lali a-l
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ON Friday. Ilth inst.

CSS kSCAAOAA4OAOs
A T the close Of the sac Of the Church and Court
N sire property, on the l4th lost, the weather
hecsrne 30 increment We were compelled to post
pone tho sale Of the otoer property sdyertjEed.
ON Friday, 18th inst,
Al II o'clock. an, on the pienIses. We will sell
the Cousons, Mansion, and los on spruce street,
near south Union At the close OF this sale, viii
sell lots Tree terri ory''-frte from all faxes
College street. near BE- at Also 81 lots adioin-
ing TIE n q c. R. r. Depot grounds.
On Monday, Goth inst,
At II O'Clock, an. on the premises, We will 81 70
los 10 fileaves and Sleyenson's Addition, between
the COrD0rEte limits ana Walk as Addition.
fKRSs.-Ore-iOurih each; tsIance in one, hgo aad
three yeBrs, with interest, etc.
Omnibuses viii leave our office. sslz Union ST..
over forh's Book store, at l03s o'elUcs, a m, on
each day Of sale.
JL&R. W BROWN,
novl5-jt as1l Union street,
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}. F. M.rsr. Private sssletary.


WAsHINGToE, Nov 3, 1865.
To Governor Humphreys:
The President has received your tele-
gram Of the slst Of October.and has directed
Gen. osierhaus TO eause Sheriff Redus % De
reiea ed from imprisonment; that Col. ellison
be reli we'd from command; that there be
no further military influence, and that Gen.
Osterhsus report al the facts ior further in
Structions. EDwIS NJ. eTAsTON,
Secretary II War.
The day after the above dispatch Of the
Secretary Of War was sent, the President
requested Gov. sharkey to continue 10 ex-
excise his authority Sc Provisional Governor.
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A Ri, nom Riehmena.

A writer in the Montreal Gazette, des-
crihing q visit to Richmond, says
&c Is certainly Q somewhat singular fact
that the capital Of the Southern Confeder
scy should owe its safety from absolute oh
liberation 60 the class Of mea whom ii
sought % make perpetual slaves. ID EXHIBITS.
on tue para Of toe blacks, either wonder al
absence ofierlings OF Seugeshcc against the
lncn who sought 70 prescribe them. or an
extraordinary obedience 20 the or.iers I'll
their white officers. Whatever the cause.
it sppears 70 be true thai Richmond was
saved BY the energy and skill displayed hv
the black troops IN qoslling the fre
The lines round Richmond were
81 al earth. there being no masonry or iron
work in any part Of them, and may form
together an aggregate Of fry to sixty miles.
The soil is easily worked, aud had simply
10 Be thrown up from the bitches, or
brought from the Immediate vicinity. The
Nmhcr used, OF coarse. wns also upon the
spot. With the large amount OF hlsck labor
as command the cost 81 these Wprks could
not be large. Any contrscior used 20 large
public works woula deahtless have takea
contract % construct thcm &c m,lesce
rsie' incluaiug iorts, hreastvorl7s and lincs
O. aosu's. Sle,toa mile eught b. have
leit a hailsiaone l'rsiit upon the eperatio
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win gs-aftcE-ai lhcu1rsils-1, k7alH1-l 10
LgHzss p.raHeta ~ taa IhIasA Ft..st .a.
sla l.ats fiaar'sr. Pa-ns. uirerr ca-.ss sl.
Disease 81 Gao ae-i- asl LaFrr, laa1-.l
ORE el1rlaef taurH'eas, AlnE'9 hlI cl sra
Nds,ca1s. i-aeaaes ci i1a hTea, aeisl1.
ttU.1, LTareaals on ind-aes. .1r, sua Ulna'-i- b
ualaF Eil an Private l)iseuass II
Dtaanaea ~ the tIriunrg OfEaaa
70 Tie Lzaic8.
al ktll lrrr u fnC Womb UrsifI riif Frra
tagaa aa-lllf - les 40 raFa tess % --f
.a. a .l lI'acalfF nr prove EroEurE. Gao De- a..
o. i4s.r .l.I E.nr b ag1t pragasll. 'f si.ll 60
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Thursday. November is

on tn premises, offer a. Publ sale, a pun,bsf At
desirable bu,laiag Lots IL Edge6eid. sRastsd IS
follow
Ne rs, lsl. ls5 snd Isl. ca Gsliaiin Pike.
No. ~, l2is aud ~. en- Wooilsud Street.
No. Is os. o. and "a, on Russel Street
Na. u sd Is on Fafheriaua st.est
The ahose lots sre an 50 seet frsns ~ 80 isep.
wuh good Alleys IN ihe resr. saa
No. "A, snd "a, - sni 81. "a 81, IS. AID 20 on
Wsison sireoi
No, 81. 81, g, Q, sc. %, a. A.. a, -, A., Iai 81
On sheiy Avenue.
These a. sre lnl Set front ssisl Tal Z st iee,
WIN is,srd alisY --tse ilcsgoas ioE Pirate Res
Siso-rs5 lots On shsihy Avenue, tone han.
dfet eet wise coruer nf Ia aeFi Mhnick karsts
near TIE n aisir a, end a es.t . Mr. HhIlius esch
oontsn ~ nesr Two acres snd Is silitabtfar miles
H rE1ls-- &c foaTth cash, iaisnce In slusl
nsislmcuts ~ IEeye, Eieh cen snc i1seufr. F,Ilr
Monih-, with l1tsrest from tiate f,r uffl- tr,nrv
sesuFei, p-vaiae 10 the Cefk ard Masfer nj ~
cnErieTg lqerf, &C Nashville, snd a hen Fstsines
Il vii af1,d as pleasure 10 show the BroIsrty -
say eue .sning o eNsnine Is, previous 70 ths ass
81 ssia 80
es1aale 10 e nlmeace a. n usclock, ana, on ne
loi ADJ iun fhs handsome resiaenee uf 1ss Johii
horroe- WARRINGTON bARRoN,
Y. = LTNISl.FY
Administrsiofs Of John shllbJ, deesi.
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Thursday Evening, November 10th. 1865.
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Nashville Union and American,

TTIRE publication Of this paper. suspended 10
i February ls62. viii Be resumed on tie Sd day
Of December. $3.50. from the old office. "Union anu
American Block c~Tnrr OF Churrh and Cherry
Streets, opposite the Post-ofhee. Prices same a.
the other city pspers-Daily, per snnum. STA % /;
Weekly, s. 90; for shorter periods, At the same
rates Invariably in advErce.
novl5-2w &c. HUNTINGTON & co.
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Il IS reported that Sea. Davis recently
said The Government need not have poss
lar % hang many worse men than wiz +.
L asei ne' have gone farther than JEFF J.
prisan to get oue Of them.