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A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE CHEAP
CrI1,rv' ,,'t ana dnlnS saloon, good place Tor
ave. ''''''" ''''" O' w. N'ffER oio E1iSshA
"A WILL FITTED Up CORNER LIQUOR
laec, e io .ao M'o OYSTER, dining concert aud
r' and n ne.' i,,,i N,u located. with rooms attach
p,api. Nv "'''o butcher shop cheap. Apply 4sx
a bOARDlNG Sc FOR SALE. WELL
g. .rhed Can accommodate Is or 2O boardsr.
ou eaas nc @fiys Is, E E ii! cheap ~ /. the
For SALk-A GROCERY STORE. Doi1-;;
lnf - business. Apply 10 IIlINE A 4, prnN
oI'h'hn block Grseniolnt l. /, s2s
EoR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND
south oh and Oh m. ' H. ih ard oy'r market cor
EoE SALf-THE OLD ESTABI tSUED
A H l,M ahd 'eroiahc ma k,t on the cor OF Court
ana HutIer It, south Brooklyn Us -'N
EOk SALl-1HE STOCK AND FIX
ulv oi COT grocery sud liquor store or fttnr,.
- vs. 4 ~ tood noirhhorhood ior sale chesn
EOE SALE-THE OLD EsTABIISuFn
bar ana furnished room. ~ James Al The ron,.
ilul "lfinFs u duuhc that VI the whole huiIdins
piculitos f'' ~ '"S
FOR SALE CHEAP--A NEAT CANny
nhd grocery store. must b., s,II l,uuedis,sI' =.
Vim Vrt,' scaled away Oh business. Apply At iss
~ NNsIN IN tiiEAP-A NEAT WELL
lU,u W "a Iccn suir, tuitahi, TOT ANY busin.s,,
,o%l hois nh"ihuui. Store donl A good ln1s,n...,
'"' ~ 'uY i"'rn It, corner liauE a. i5y
EOR SALE lHE STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF Hncc 'hndy 'torc. Apph ~ BaXtcru. 264
EpR SALE-SlOCk AND FIXTURES OF
email rfoccry nud candy stoir, ~ Mott a.
'ah 'of days on tho premises. iCI
EOR SAIL ms STOCK. FIXTt,1FS
hid rondwill u small rtnrrr, stnra vi s.,,'
,,',' o' a". god .'"ton ior inan sta a su,R
~. W ''" ' HN. IS
TAN YARD, IN THE VILLAGE OS
a., tiafA burg, Monmouth Co., \ D.. gui.r, ,,,,,
ilWht-ioNu, "a pror,.U Of sct.. " in dw.iin.
h"l-e' harm and stubi'. The Wand contain. ~ ,,t
van Ner Fycr Tor a lnrrr tnnnins 7L,.ins's,
~. t' marx hon7e, beam house aud rurrvins shon
ph' hhli the putchnsr mope, can rptrrin Mr..
OF Alpb to h'Ml H. hylN M, CIrtt,hurE
Al WILL BUY THE STOCK. Fixture.
N''D and l'rso OF a Ialunr store nov aoin,
tooihile iaii huslnofs luinire "A tb. .tor. ~
thotr, It., Tor three days. -" ', ~
< 40 WILL Buy HE COOD.Wu.I
N''psto't aud fixtures ~ n nest Ill,r -
situated IN a GOOD thuruughisIe, with room. .nJ
DAH,monl anu lcarr Of the Wh0io home At Vor, low
ien'' Apply ~ Eas. liIoadwa,. ~
$CDD WILL BUY a SMALL. COMPACT
y - ~ Frocrry, in good iorlt,on. Iyrryu,u,
Ite'h on hAnd' EnGulfe VI -. Bt I,kE 1 B,orkef
','''' ~
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EoE SALE-A lILNDID ROLE CASE.
- . In, .. io'o hud r-tu Nood. cot 5000 Wi
s1'u y. a sac il'r ANS il gooI ch.l. 'li .
~ t,n Anb 9tranln ION. luluie to- luIIN
street. o'' "'"''' "a t-' liA
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WANTED.

\VANTEp-A rrw c co.. -
| w Ware AMI 81 NV GOOD HOLLOW
1 Hin1ry oor Railroad ave, and P,,p py Phoenix
XIJANTEb-sFyr ~ q, q, !, :, ~ ssC
w dor rs resr, -, rhAL GIRLS, NOT UN-
qure ~ T. fABERs Fctory oo, 81 ~ p,n u; IL
w ANltD-GOOD TIN AND StIrI,r -.
w worker none hut ,ooi 49,, ~ Still Iron
~. etioid av' and sp,uc t. wv t'' 30 - n
| \NEANEkS ON POWER tn,,,s-u
w ed. Tor Awoo. on nil -, ~ A',' MS WANT
sSG Nin, Goik Good sagc laid il1,' 20 ., nue.
\IJANTFD- ti,XTS V ,,a " IT, $40
,,sa, End the hos, prccs are ,s nv, cr
CO ts , " ' l y, "'taihei At JAS. WILDE Ir A
x,,,N-,.,., ~ 31t
w ANlEl'-AN tPERA1OR az IbVVI'I
,r '' 'inder .es nc m,chino 10, MARKET If. 49, !,
=. "'i btN co. Is,
iators ba s.crs and r.to,ta'o ~ VI g.,
~ Once NJ WILCOX GI1lFS machine '''s ~; "'
w ~ ~ - HORSE SFOER. App y
NXrANTrn -, Wv ".'t'' - t''
w Moro,r, ..,. N N,N'l ,o,IERNiORS ON
Vyr,NrI, -, ''' ~
W NNtEll-ittn VEST HAMS Avn.
ST tow 4 10 'e'g 20. ,1y 30 la. '1r 'cuncr
n.ootlvu '''' '""''" and Wiuorhl -
MANTEu-A NI-JRr.R. urc,,r.u'.-
tuu uJ.iFin. .ra,bip., ,i, D. ~ NV.
up staii. '''' ana ''h a''''' ear hmld,ns.
,Xt,>,.,, t6l
w t y '"''D BOOT HITTER To
NItANTri w.. N' ~. :, 'nti,i.e'i -
w "'"'p MASTER AND Bt z.
hagi' MOI app,, to Madame me- n, n iIy ~ a5, %
w.. -.. ~
w trimming. .ors si, rO ,, "UnN ,N BEAD
VI, At ~ 'Ath a's, iu n0c, tore
w icr. In IIuwInn.ss LIS Stuck FIT.
''utilandt q. New No,t '" '''o' 700
w ~ ia YOUNG MAN THAT HAS
A,,i - 'hc raipc ter business IpI some time
scar doe '''" 'na 'S'h st. west sde over tie
yIv,Nrtt, Io'
w H no.,,,l D. ~ SlRONG MAN, by THE
lmTIp 20 ,', La. tl't 'g- fer. winter Afy the
mcnt iu'rauoo X, cior + " iV''" o. u'e-
\\yANTLp ~ -ni,-,.,-,..,.- ~
w W, nachire ON ,.., '.'' ~ wa, 'I' oN w
S,,S arr m ,%, o 20 le' g.,, SID .oEt VIM e
NYr,N,,ip . go. '," u ~ "
w, -t sort AMI oI r,t Ell I,,d ~ m
IN 'i.''Il ~ Lauren, ~. .f-,..i,,. igI
w hu,oaloc pal.f ~ 'Umn' nNlNI ERN And
N(TANTib-A FIIA ,fpty ~, -.
w paocr loves ~ lin1tnft ~ a. = ~ NN ny
-, ... ''''''''. ''" |
\vANIEb- COOP HuT1ONUOr |
. ma.h",, NnU AicN SCOT coat h,nd- Appl, to
"NhN'7'N' =" "iand ~, up-stNits 1870
" ANitD-2 coon TAlLORS TO Won |
: Wy '' "''A' Call 1913 ". l,hst IA
lITANTIb tItBAT,u. ,,,. -
w i"Nl'hN pN SlNiIkN
In ,bc ,,. 10y, ana 4h',he' on c,ss IL Ludlo. st
' "'"' m''''iN. lpy
w HSNi,l,,-N hAN OPERATOR AND
f.. stanton AZ '''Ns' '"'" me bc-t pnccs even.
w \ I T. D-1AIOES. OpERAfnPS'
" pres 80 aud huIslors. rfi fin, and ~, 80
.fo l, '"'' > 'nd 's't' the ht price. viii c ryeu, At
ON" vsc. "'N'''' '"i m."'s"n ~ "a floor, Tor
49,, 100
w NM tll-AN tNIFEIkNtED DRESS |
p',, W'1''' trimmer pr,tc,rci 1T sfi II oadwey.
o. aud l. o'cl,. 4 -" 10 sN'"' Npply bet |
,,- ~
ANANIEp-2 MIS ON NEN.S IIrsrnv
N'.'. APP. o. b" lu's'r.". "a
w NNlfIl GOOD TAIIORN-pg N,ttie |
w ave. lnpoklyu N ELLIS 90
= at he rs,tin, ~, e. t..,or, %, WANTED
,,,,,. -. '' "''''I' ST. -
> IAlIilfN WANTED TO WORK IN THE |
- store uI custom CoN's none lut GOOD hand. noe.
tUpJ. Inquire No 80 lanai A.. 1a5
- ,u,rrpl V.,N.Tt, ,,.,.,-,,...'.
y trmi,t '''''' '"l DOL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE CHEAP
10 oyster and dining saloon, a good place In, !,
,''mNI ~ Tie nri4 hboThooi OF FOOL b,II-Tonrn'
~, az '"'''mH'ion given by q. NUFFER Gio Eighla
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FOH SALE AND 40 asa.

A BARGAlN-NEAT HOUSE or 3 Roon,,
attic ami lasemcni; lot Porn. mar steam .y,,
LOT" cas- "a hoilsHnlR, pLte g. .i.u; PAT ch.l
Nppp snnh' bhhAliLSI, Memo, b,pJt, u t.tr,-
Yer 90, iOasezsiUn soon "A
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a LARGE NUMBER OF SERVANTS. Male
4 aud female, eau have the very les. s.tusuons
tiEout dc ay, BY sppyinR early, at MANNiNt'S
kgcucy, 10 Court 81, ooklyn. This ONCE IA well
hnoa TO be the best IN the nied -ta;cs Crow ded
ev,ry day With hr-t class employers. We can re-
sCmtnd It, $50
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ARTICLES EoEs SALE.

RklCkS-lOR SALE A LARGE QUAINT.
~ Of common bricks alsl a lot of fire ~ -
,ao AIpy a. tho COZ o. l05Ih st aud Bic on,ipel.i,
80
EOR SALE-l HAND LATH AMI rlY-
tlues ioi pattern shop, 10 JOHN a. -\'N<'pri ..,
no l9i NtecuC N, Jctsry GU - Wv "a D.
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IN LABORLR, WANTED IN nun Nh
lQQ LADORERS MAN1ED TO MnRK

W on eteis. steady employment Waye.
10y Per day. PAY every tuo NCeLa Apply on tIs
nCtt Fulton ave, near Cn.ou ave. ttlnniir a. nes,
= lnton ave. sud llallst near DekAb ave. Brootiy.
KINGSLEY hEENEG. nj. -
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NNANIED -- FlT>HERS On PANTA,
w icons. Hl 20 girls To learn. Call 81 East ~ ~
bowocn lst and ID avenue. 30
\IANThD--A NUMBER or PR SSERS,
w al.o haistors. fnshei- and hutt0uhoe iuIkur,
on rh.p woIh. Iooi pee, VIII he paid and STEADY
80 10 Avenue u, IA floor. 4C1
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - ENPF,
w Hrnced rirls on" to work on the fell slsn.
inf mschne' the other 10 spsnfIo by hand. Aupy
At 500 Ihird ave bes 10Th aud !iih''. 2aI
\NANIEn--A SIROsG BOY ABOUT IG
2t ave cor 24ihst 9It
WANIrD-A SMART WOMAN 10 DO
" general hou-cN ora to a p. ron ms. ,ui,. GOOD
wees ~1il b" SVEN. Apply NJ q. Es.t .r,1 IT, taG
WANIEp-2 FIRST RATE TAILORS
Hhi good hu'helmen wanted. App ru 4.
hNIEi7' li' WMhin'ton n. Nss io.E. ~
NANTLD-2j GIRLS IN 4 LIGHT Man
u'scinrY tloss souCWhaf = usfOmti 20 utu-
nla'inn hr pLe'eHed' Apply - Ea.t I'D It, MAJ ID
NANTtD-GOOD OPERATORS AND
tDol hnisher on fne -t'p rost' operation.
va" Io., ~ 20 10 per week uH'N"li itolr 10 10
~ 'npul'e l'' broome a., top 'or '.l
WANIEIl-A FIRST CLASS on RAZOR
on liowss or singers iui. hines, 60 mako shoes
taf''liou,ton ~,
WANIED--A STEADY Young Man TO
Atlantic ~ BIooAyn sI
WANlEll-A SMART YOING Man TO
Nnooh our ia.ter' Appy ats' MARKET ~ 10
ktANfEb-A SMART GllI. 10 WORK
W an e' OCT machine. Apply - Markets ~
WANIhll-2 OR NEAT SEWERS TO
,.a, ,, @ on Yeats with LADY. Those nat ran sew
80 i' nnu ucslable place b., cAI'lf o. 80
~ 10 uNoh st. entrance ia forythst 81 noor.l-
WANIED-2O GOOD UAypS To WORK |
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WANTED.

A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
female hep Of all nations aud all kind. OF .itus-
uuVnA IN city aud country, At WELPLG'S office.
nhlehaus t. No charge for girls until suited. $50
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INE SALF-rHE OLD ESTABLISHED
and butler ~, south Brooklyn y, 80 Souis
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~ OD-l'lRLN -- S2,-WANTEn TODAY
49, lp glus b. 20 month"; Rot ular.,
vI'n ever daV SituWunt given Without cRarrs
NPpy At L"poyln'n' Agency, ~ Blocker At, 81
&DDl-WANIEb, A LOAN OF $3.50
- ~ lor OF months, on o Chati.l MORTGAGE
n,' iv"l ate OF Interest All he paid and aI'Ue
",ulV gwen. Address l.. H. 5, lLor ~, XIX
.'''' $50
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Eph SALi-Al HUNTERS POINT, l.. l.
hocLh nov ltffJ, one story house alf ...'
hnise hlled Y win hfrk; shop Ia thp rear AMI. %.
WIN NILSSON let, itL and 9th At, " eat A., an.
ttOH, ~ 7'I,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

EEw BILLS,

Mr. Gowen, the newly elected Assistants
| Clerk, was rworn in, aud commenced the
| performance Of his duties
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FATE on TENNEssEE,
Int. Rev. sianpl
DeBow,s Review.


Mr.. J. D. B. DeBow, having been par.
dousd by the President, has taken an Office
at No. 40 Broadway, New York. Il is his
Intention TO revive the publication of his
Review in that city, and to giveita national
character. In his prospectus he Gays
al will devote all my energies aad re-
sources 70 the development Of the great ma
tsrisl interests Of the Unior-its !somms rec,
agriculture, manufacture, internal i'm
proyements and general industry. In ad-
dition TO these important topics the work
vii embrace discussinH uron such & eat
/ questions Of legislation as affect the reia-
/ tons Of the States, the permsnency Of the
Union and the honor and prosperity # the
country. IN an especial manner viii it be
devoted to the re-establishment Of southern
| prosperity, and the building up Of its fields
Of industry and Enterprise, rendered neces-
sary under the new aud TERED condition OF
things. The restoration Of the South can be
effected upon the basis proposed by the
| President, and no greater field could be
| opened for the investa. ent Of capital nos
| invited thither from every quarter. ltI
| abundani and feftils lands invite imgira-
/ tion, which il will be q prominet object to
secure. Regarding the Isssaes Of the past
a. dead, about which practical philosophy
| VIII not dispute, aud those Of the present as
living aud potential, il is the part OF the
| Review to Eecept in good faith the situation,
and deduce from it all that can be promo
tive Of the best interests Of the whole coun-
/ try. Offices Of the Review will be located
at New York, Washington City, Charleston,
Nashville and New 0rlosns."
Commenting on this, the New York Even
log Post ssys: "While Mr.. DeBow's poll
tics were Of the worst, his capacity as sta
tistieian was never denied by his bitteresi
opponents; and his thorough knoSledge oi
the Southern States and long study of the
manufacturing, mining and agricultural in
terests Of the whole country, viii make his
Review valuable to all sections, and lead nj
to welcome its revival with the purposes
| announced nv him"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, October 10.
Senate opened with prayer BY Rev. Dir.
Allen.
An invitation was offered By MF. Trimble
from the Trustees Of the st. Nary's Orphan
Asylum inviting the members OF the Senate
70 that institution, which ives accepted and
Friday, at two o'clock, was the time ap-
pointed for that purpose.
Mr.. Trimble, from the Committee on the
Judicisry, reported upon Senate Bill, No. 80
To legalize the acts Of certain officers, ano
recommended It's rejection, as a bill eff the
same kind had been passed at the last ses-
sion.
He also reported upon Senate Bill, No. 50
To do justice and render persons Of Indiar
ans African descent competent Witnesses II
the Courts Of this State, as in the United
States, and recommended its passage.
Mr.. Trimble introduced Senate Bill No
Jas, to incorporate the Caney Fork Oil and
Mining Company.
Passed first residing.
The same introduced Senate Bill No. l46.
10 incorporate the Rock City Oil and Mining
C mpany.
Passed first reading.
Senate Bill, No IS, TO incorporate the
East Tennessee and Kentucky Petroleum
Company.
Psssed third reading.
Mr.. Trimble introduced Senate Bill No
l47, 70 reft and furnish the Supreme Couri
Room in the Capitol for the use Of the
9 urls, in q manner equal to its former con
ditien.
Passed frst reading
The Senate then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
a. m. the llth.
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S9asllrille Anioir.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1866.

The Lebanon Herald has been revived by
Messrs. ". 2. Neal and R. T. spillers, com
petent practical printers and publishers Of
experience. The first number, issued last
Saturday, has been received. Ii is nestly
printed and well Elled with choice reading
mstter. We welcome the herald into the
political srena, assured that we shall have
in it an able ,Oasiusor IN the cause Of the
Union.
We make the following extract from the
leading article in the Herald
In April. 1861, BY the madness and folly
Of men. civil war was inaugurated- The
country v-ss in conmotion from one end to
the oshe-. Armed soldiers psraded the
streets. drums were beating and flies blow
ing. and the shout Of Right Pace For
ward March resOunded all over ne coun-
try from Maine to Louisiana, as the con-
tending hosts were preparing 70 rush 20 me
deadly conflict which ensueo. OnoeI al
the circumstances, we deemed X oeai 70 s1s-
mend the uarer { 7 awhile, intending, al the
- ro,-o-sbic opDortunlty, 70 resume its
publication. That opportunity has never
presented itself until toe present; ana u Is
with confidence and pride that we again
r,ress,,t Il "a the public and ask OF Us many
IA f-iends that LIBERAL announcement and
supuort which they 50 generously bestowed
Ilr'on il in other an : better days
III shall be- our al n--5ur sole aim Q con
duct or r,sper in ueh manner - VIII best
conduce 10 the peace, happiness ana pros
peritv Of the people-to heal me houllus
that have been inflicted by me ls'e Ct el
civil war. and restore 70 every eoiali en3t.
- 80 household that cordial, kindly
F.,Ii,,. that existed in days Of yore. Inc
- over the rebellion IS endedi ana an
tbc1..f fesIinrs that were engendered on
,,,or,rt Of a difference in political sentiment
.bo,,ld now be forgotten and buried with
the mast. Let us all remember that
10 err Is human; to forgive, Divine"
And above all, let US remember that the
people of the North, South, East ana "est,
are one people. This country u ouls s .n
theirs. our interests and desilnles ale w
same. Aud il is the duty-the petrio nc
dutv-o one and al 10 ial1hiul,s -u.ue =!
tbe constitution and laws Of the couh y,
- +, maintain at Ell hazards the unity
- ;rte-ritv Of the American Union
~. sb.T extend 10 President johnson =
-,-,opstruction policy our cordial suPpo. :
=. also an other measures Of the Adininls-
t-etion which, in our Judgment aie ea'eu
lated 70 racify and quiet the country
W reeopnize the fact that slavery e aDoi-
;h.5 Whether accomplished BY ioul or
- ,-e.rs-,,op additionally or uneonstitu-
t5c,sil1-tbe fact is the same. The boom
fr, I'd The frat gun at Charleston IN April
1sSt sounded the death-knen Of African
.l,,s,v n = dead. and the sooner our peo-
NE hiring themselves 70 acknowledge me
1T and govern themselves accordingly the
better il will be for them.
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The Courts in the sth Circuit---Let'
ter from Judge Hickerson'
Ar.xrutsrKR. Sent. 80, 1865.

49, learned from various sources that
.,r,, one or more Of your city papers nave
ruhlished one or more paragraphs IN rela
ION 10 alleged disturbances Il the court IN
- ~. sfh Judicial Circuit, which do
Great injustice 10 the people Of Tue elieul''
4 have endeavored 10 see the papers contain
- ~. e-tiries referred to, but have been
,ss.fI. 40 40 90. or 20 learn IN which one the
.-t,.I-s apueared. ] learn the lrut article
-'.t.8 in substance, that toe court and jury
-. driven from the court house, and the
..-4rt broken MP in Grundy county, by re
,,-r...s rebel soldiers, and that this occurred
hi Angust. There bad been no term Of the
C.rcuii Court held in Grundy county At that
tftne. Ia the first term Of that court, since
the sppointms nt Of a Judge IN the circuit,
was "a The srd Monday IN September, INST
qhst term OF the court held, and more
,.,-.-.si,le and orderly assembly never met
tr ~. county or elsewhere. The second ar
- understand stated that at Manchester
..,,.. ,saraIed rebel soldier shot 81 the court
rbree iirnes. This b. wholly untrue. There
,rasa slight disturbance Of the court al Man
-h...ter bv one man. but not by any paroled
a. r.turned rebel soldier, or by soldie= Ut
,u In Justice 20 the citizens Of this circuit,
f,.i called upon 10 correct such errors Jun
intsntionall on Tie part OF the public press.
have now held the courts In every county
an the circuit, and can Truly say that have
never. a. any lime since my acquaintance
with courts, ob.efvcd on the part OF the
ucspie moro al position to obey, uphold and
enforce the law, than az present; aud this
h SO without regard ~ past political ditier-
rnres. and 30 Gar from any paroled rebel sol
sief having in any way disturbed the courts
,- aiI Gers. they have come home, gone e
work. and no one OF them, 50 far as have
Known. has been presented or indicted. IN
thr circuit. VIII YOU have the kindness &c
publish ths2
Respectfully.
W. z. HIcKERsoN.
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General Couch Accepts.

The following letter b. General Couch
accepting the Democratic nomination III
Govei no.. is published n. . ,ess
pr,R MAyoR: have the honor 70 &C
knowledge ths receipt Of your note o. thli
5-te. t.nderfng me the cengrstulations o.
the United Service CLUB nPon my De 81
,'---i1otsS bv the Democratic party for th'
once of Governor Of N assachusetw.
Please sly to the Club that shall eceep
OF this trust cnrered with such unanimliy .,
nv felloE Democrats OF the State and eA
-. Al The society my deep emotion upoI
having been commended by those VII
vbom I share the honor and CORY Of haV
ing belonged TO the Army Of the foioniae,
with many kind wishes for the sueees
and Wen being Of your noble organisation
md personally my sincere regards to your
sell, -.
D. y. Couch.
Msior S. Herbert Lancey, United Service
Club.
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uSlrEn sTArFs or AuruicA,

A y Information having heen sled Ia the a. =
/ ~ Iistri Court or fsid district ~ H. 4 hnri
on ESQ, II s Aiiorusy SID district arsinst oil
the ychL tile and iutere<l a. q. O. Potter Al %.
md dirnr hrs nsiur.l Ifs 20 Ard IN The lou-e ~
los on Nro stree, where sad Post nos ne ides
-ad lot iruuiinr one hundred iest % sd street
and asainsf fne Ients noE due snd 20 become due
te eon alleging thsi the ssid nEh' tile add nier
est and iha sad rents bad beer ssIEe Ia sad dts
tfcf - lsus - fcrleted 10 the United s'ates for
causes m ntloued In SD iaiosmaron and alleged
70 be true ard pIsy NJ for procesi 20 enlorce ths
seiEufe md ccnhsc .iicn Of sid properiy, &C
Nov, therefore, be sefy eve p1nllc ncuee 10 III
persons irieresied l. aid properly. % sPptsr he
lore sid Court ca the Sd Mcnfay q octoner nexi
e the F7deral Court Room 81 ne Capifoi ~ Nash,
vile iussniG districl 81 10 O'Clock o. n, thea sne
the b propound their airas and make her ale
gafionH on that behalf EDWlN B. 6lAeCock,
Marsh1l a he Middle lee o. leHasssee.
ccti ift
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Afternoon, hall past two-Eyeniug, half-past sever
cr.nd aud TuDossr. F-o,...;..,

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Children under ten years. &c
TWO pFRFORMANcFs
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

October 10th, 1865.
The House was called to order at 10 O'Clock
P. N. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Allen. The
Journal Of the 9Th was read and approved
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. Wines: From the citizens Of Mont.
gomery, calling attention 10 the smallnes'
Of the fees allowed 20 jailors, which pre-
vents the purchase Of a sufficient amount o
food for prisoners, without loss. Referred
70 the Committee on Ways and Means.
BY Mr. Dunaway: FRI citizens Of Shell
byville, asking the establishment Of a May
or's Court, with police powers. Referred t
select committee Of four: Messrs. Duna-
way, Elliot, Mullins, and Moss.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

UIHIs1 - the grssf Family ses,ns, n ----b--- Il
\ Worid MS tns most rsl.ll 49, -. = ~
is rofk Il makes ne douii II - 49,
wkich vii not up nor rats-- 80 800. 3 ,fs ard
y - 49, -Se-f besHfii-i naanes- Dc 2.
49, 6esa1i piece ofiurniiaIs, y, s,s,..s Ia
PIE m h. oonslruseii..o.79..- y - ,i nm.
sew p - ssliv carr ed % the premium NleI
ll ~ - -s'ed 70 the lesi ai ne Aofld'
80 ~ Loss5n re Iodus;ris - Pes, , :, Z, 49,. -,
al " - Al County FE.rs. once ia IA
- s---,ris churah -, SANE room sila DorllsE
a Fen On
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The Alexander Barring. vi

The Alexander Barring. whose name ap-
pears e. one 81 the Southern Independence
Committee. is the Oldest son Of Lord Ash
burton, and not a member Of the houss Of
Barring Brothers A Co, with which BE hss
never been connected. The senior ef Tie
firm is Thomas Barring. NJ. p, q steadlasi
friend Of the North, son Of the late Sir Them
- Barring the only Other partner Of the
name Of Barring is Edward Charles Par ng.
son OF the late Heury Barring.
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Triumphant succsss Gina ,,,-,,-,-
MIAA
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We publish this morning the preamble
and resolutions q the CouH,y Court Of Lin
coin. approving the appointment Of Mr.. Al
fred Bearden Superintendent Of the Feed
mems Barr'u. for that county, BY General
Fisk. We expect much good 10 grow out Of
this appointment
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North Carolina.

The North Carolina State Convention, on
Saturday last, adopted the following ordi-
nance ON the subject Of SLAVERY:
"Bc Il doclorod and ordained By ne dele
gates Of fhe people Of North Carolina IN Con-
uenfi0H assembled, And it is he eby derlar d
and ordained that slavery and involunt ~
serYitude. otherwise than for crime, whereof
the parties shall have been duly convicted,
shall be. aud is hereby, forever prohibited
within the State.
The Convention had previously adopted
an ordinance declaring the secession ordi-
nance Of 1861 null and void.
An ordinance has also been adopted pro-
vidiBg for the election Of representatives to
Congress and the State Legislature on the
9TH Of next month, and for the meeting Of
the Legislature ON the 18th.
The Convention is doing i's work expe-
diiiously and with commendable spirit.
The Lebanon Law School opened on the
LIST Monday in September. The Herald
says there are only seventeen students in
attendance. The "little cloud" will expand
wonderfully by-and- bye