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Mons Aehsrd, French civil engineer,
has invented B new methed Of brerkiuy the
car wheels. By touching q small lever,
which has the effect Of breaking an electric
circuit. the breaks are released and forced
sgutnst the wis els by Syringe. II the loco
motive bresks from the train, or any coup
ling breaks, tho electric wire will also
break, and the detached cars viii be stop
ped. The conductor. engineer OF any other
attendant can instantly release the breaks
I'M case OF danger. The Invention has been
tested at the Governments expense. snd IL
is recommended fer the 90, zoe frees offered
Tor the bestappleation Of tho yotaie pile
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A good story is told aboutthe Rev. Rob
ert J. Breckenridge, who was temporary
chairman Of the Baltimore convention last
yesr, aud the late Thomas F. Marshall, Of
kentucky. Both wishing 70 establish a
reputation in early life, measured lances
with Henry Clay, aud Of course got the
worst Of IL. A few years alterwsrd the two
met-the latter being on one Of his custom
airy sprees. The lawyer exclaimed 70 the
divine Ahi Bob, il was On unlucky day
FIR Us when We tilted against the Great
fsarrvi ID drove me 90 the bottle, and you
TO the pulpit. Bob; but I've stuck a id
sight c.oser TO my text.
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DEyELoPNENTs Is Sun PRINTNG.--In no
branch Of the arts have Improvements fol-
lowed each other, during the last quarter of
century, In such rapid succession % in
photography, While We are Ia the daily
enjoy mcnt Of the beauties and benefits Of
these inventions, We rarely think how sud b.
lienly they have sil sprung into existence.
Aetween Toe arst rude achievements Of the
Daguerrean process and the pre- sent impe-
rial photograph and porcelain portrait, how
brief D. the interval an time, but how great
The improvement and advancement BY
this new process the photograph is incor-
porated Hf0 iAs Dcfu subsistence u tlc poroc-
taiH. and Is NOS formed on the surface, as has
heretofore been done. This gives the p0r-
traits the very important advantage Of inn
perishahilty. The surface may be sect
deutaliy scratched or stained, but the pic
ture remains uahsrmed. and by repo'ishng
She plate, appears again IN its original COM
pleteuess. This mode of forming the pho
loeraph tritsia fAC Ss5gaHcc Of tAr nciiun,
adds greatly 90 It's richness and depth OF ef-
ieci--to thst pure. soft and luminous at
mosnhore which surrounds the image. and
which gives peculisr chsrin uuatta nnbie
IN any other style Of picture. For a certain
class OF masculine features. this medium
serves well; but iur ladies snd youth il Is
Incompatible. ana once seeing ID. thew will
be- satisfied with no other.
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Furniture, Bedding, &C.,
At Private Sale.

WE offer at private ssle. for one week. the FUR
w NlTURE, BEDDING, &c, Of the sswanee
BOuse by single piece or IN lot 10 SUIT purchasers.
We offer also fJr sale No. ] COoSing Range and
Wash Stove complete and 10 good order.
We would call the attention Of Young men want
ing gord sleeping rooms, and professional men in
need OF Offices TO the fact that we are EOW prepar-
Ell % rent rooms in the Sewauee house, t-r that
purpose, at reasonable rates.
Apply to the undersigned az the sewsnee House.
noy3-lH SCOTT IS THOMAS.
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Smnsemeuta
THEATRES.

THEATRE,
CHERRY STREET BETWEEN CEDtPk e,r
l DuFEIELD 4 Flynn IT,.
~ y = Trss7s
- etaua Mo-
0-''a a-aiaefa '--- ..-------.Lesdero o. Orcbe-,-.
lest n'shl but one Of the renowned Mia Chr.
ZANISTOWSkI BALLET TROUPE
Besedt Of
MILF ENELINE snd La PETITE AIrcr
Friday Evening, November Sd. Bs6
VIII be presented
THE FREN ca Spy
-'-'ii Petite Ale.
Grand Ballet Devsrtisornent.
/ u lie Gu lstlne, Emeliae s-d Ia Petite Alice.
BLACk-EHED aI-aAN.
Z Mllism----...-.-..--.-.... ,r,r. -
songs Mr.. ]. Whitaker
To conclude WITH
ROBERT NIACAIRE,
AITEsATI,S OF TISr.-Doors open ST slso ',iock;
Curtain rises 81 o.
Prices Of Admission.
I Private Boxes So,
Circle and Parquette--..--.....- ...... is go.
GiI - ISIS '----'----------------. d GEMS.
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Government Sale
Extensive Sale Of Blankets.

WILL b sold At Auchon st the Medical Plzr.
W v-yors Nsrehonsa No. Is Market Street
Nashville, Tenn on TUESDAY, November sIsi'
1885. 81 o'clock, an.
s7,o1O BlalEsfs, e COO Iror Pf4stsa4s
1elo Nhuck Nlsttresses
hS-Tha blsnEets are nearly alf n tfiyinal h,les
Ostaiogues NAV be bad on sn6l,sstiou
RoBERf FLErCHFR
Surgeon and By'i Colonel Z. 5 Vols
nov2-lN Medleal PuFveyor q. 8 A.
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DOCTOR McClLL,
SOTaNIC PHYSICIAN,
In Tx Treatment OF DHEAaEL
1kuWNING Rim WITH 8uOCElfi pa
OTHER gTATE8, As M ls IN
NAaHVuIE, TENE Es5EE

For further information in regard to
the slzulful success in the treatment O.
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Sru
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATKRIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United State
whore you will find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment Of dis
eases Of women For all diseases in this
advertisements satisfaction is guaTsn-
teed. With my general practice 'rea'
the following
Usr0nio Oases
vsfs zsrszarnou: RhaumrE1r1 Affections q tha
Lungs; Diseases % The Throst, hga-si son..i
6ta Limbs, Plaursy Fans, Uicera, Cslcaf. 1fafs-f
Diseases o. the Hssrt and LAYER, lnllill,laoa =
ihs stomach, Nsurnlg.s Kings EEL o. 3e,'.s-,
Deafucsz. Diseasea Of The EJoal pe1-Ll-el =
farnr. UTapousla or Indigestion, and C1lsafl llln
t1zs.her Vtl al Private Dincaaes -
Diseases of the Urinary OrEtna'
Go ths iadl1s.
All EHseHora q tna WOMB treat1d via rle'ela'
Thdaa Harlai Ladies who have neau ~ nllf-a
rae 90 f1iaesrrg ar prove storion, co uc 1afi'4
b. slsiE in.i ne L .1lrd prazlsni, By rnlE N'-
gtsrilifYs
vorra wnriat Iadres uhr8n rntsi1rlune a -
tasn nll 70 au1g f1rih iH dgs sezaou, Furasinis,
l-1I LIS as.f 700 F1uIid rTuln1iJ md lepianal- p
ussIs yoT des-ra you can cursuh ula SUI "
letter. dr TO- parsca- Nc lady owes tlrT-tfa la-e
81 40 ls1.i r1=ze apphcalo1. Aioor1flail. -1l--
ID .stisr o. pars0a grrlCtY conadennli
Hight EmlsslOus Cared.
Young Hsn, 1tor nai1rs you ilrinaf r. y =
flrssraa sisbs-r q War tEers u u0 dlssa ~ isie
h cure a. NishI Efnlsaluust and puJslcaila -
rCgr1s that uuiersisnt trasanE lt ald N y9u -
say rra. j HHVo cared d0tsu8 m tlia ety. g. -
in n rarHul atatas, Who haVe 9paui dollar alitt -
iar. and are nov vel cured ~ me. q am daif p
rs| rnr letters s1d ssni.ug me'ucine 90 at paie
t.a country. ll q gOrd, al tlai are a.
slr EsT, ali VII eve no g eaAi pil -.
gaft sa1us1.. lIs rssi 81 rcf1r1lgu1 srF- "a -
-llV-
Al .ftsrrs 1.raetsJ n
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un|oa Flraet. Faahvi-la. fs1ts
aH... as.Ha -#==HHa- al'al -
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MINERAL LANDS
FOR SALE.
1850 Acres.

A pJACENT to Copper Mines in Polk countr.
- Tenn. Ths und vIded bali o.
FORTY ACRES.
Immediately adjoining the Polk couuiv Nine, on
ssnle ven. snd hssW e. it ana Mob 10 Nine. Also
ones gth q the undivided interest," 10
100 ACRES.
o. he Tennessee hine-scuuainder he'd BY Cruich-
hel4 az Chsit noogs, Bon. John - SAINT snd John
~ lfe, Of Nsshvins. To uuy one cesrlng % Invest
lh saa property, htarai induceInenfs vii - nfier
n - For preseui o. prospective sale refer O. lhos
n SN-iaNsy, nou IN Nashville. or 20
h 6. sCONEI. Resl Estate Agent,
-, =. eTaer Cspl'ol Nvtnue SD PARK street,
N'--'s opp Hast front fSiaie Capitol
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gurlHrAS Nan BotrE orrstp.- Post
master General peuuison, has ordered the
sasr OF pnckusy Hlyues. TO be accepted
f.r service from Forsyth, Georcia, 10 Rus
sourIle. and back, twice a week. lie also
ordered ssryles on the Alabama snJ Florida
r.lr.ai. from Montgomery b. Mobile until
June 90. lsc6. Also. iram Montgomery o.
Troy. Alabama. Also. on the Montgomery
aai Ns.t Point raHr1ad for Montgomery
through West Point, Georgia. aud also. with
b1lnsl .rlm Opellka O. Colshurg, Georgia.
~
The EglIlonl enquirer has been -eyiy-
s-. la bic saIutatiou the editor tays. '.The
gata a. alcsiauce taken by ourselves. IN
g.1.a..- sab our icllow-ciuzels. has far
t.arrvrt sign Icauce nov than the same
aata r.l.i hare had before the unsettled
question q. sag emary between the State sad
frt'r-- Governments had been decided bv
iar ar. .i-'usrt % war Vow We &C
hno".'a-r allegiance first 60 The Union.
Before We led obedience 10 be due FIRST O.
tle 1,a''' and Che same honesty and SINGER
i,y which made 'he sons Of Virginia brave
the danger OF battle. and suffer uucom-
Fia'nHsl, Che ha-dsaips OF q four yssrs
va, VIII make thcra trrs ana e..ayc,l 81
their oath OF sl.egaacsr
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a Gard.

NASHVILLE November 2, 1866.
/ HAVE this day sold TO Mr.. John &. Smith my
L enure stock OF goods, Business, &c F.; and IN re-
uring from business I oesre TO return thaoks to
my customers who have 50 liberslly pstronizsd me
IN the past. cordially recommend my young suc-
cessor 70 the business community as gentleman.
worthy, relisule, aud trustworthy, and IN every
way ce-erting Of their confidence snd esteem
nOYs-lm CdAS LIEBkNSTEIN
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WV. G. BRcwNlow.

The resolutions of Col. Duggan, that the
House adjourn from the 10th Of November
till ths Sth OF January, YVES taken up and
discussed, aod finally amended SO as to resd
4" from the 10th Of December till the Sth Of
January" which was adopted.
COMMUNICATION FROM SECRETARY FLETCHER.
Col. Thornburg presented a communiea-
ton from the Secretary Of State, relative to
the election in the counties of McMinn,
Polk and Meigs. BY some mistake in two
Of The couHties-McMinn and Meigs-the
election had been held on the wrong day
the l4th instead Of the 18th the result OF
the election being as follows
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HoUsE on REPREsENTATIvEs.

IHURSDAN, Nov 2 lo63-
The House was called t. order at % o'clock
am, precisely. The journal Of yesterday
was read aud approved.
Mr.. SPEAK er Heiskell presented state
ment Of the imports into Memphis, for the
month Of October, 1866. Referred 10 the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Richards presented a resolution de-
elaring the seat Of j. NJ. 1Omeny, of Mem
phis. vacant, and recommending the Gov
ernor 10 issue writs of election to fill the va
cancy. Adopted unanimously, under a sus-
pension Of the rules.
The following message was received from
the Governor:
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of Rep
rcSentatiUcs-At the opening of the civil
war recently closed, the so-called Confed
crate authorities signalized the remark
able qualities that adorned the leading
spirits Of the rebellion, by hanging five
loyal citizens OF Green county, viz the two
Harmons-father and son, and Messrs.
Haun, Friz and Hensie. These men were
tried by a drum head court martial, aud ex
ecuted in the fall OF 1851, being the first
martyrs 20 the Union cause, who, by their
valOr, courage, and heroic constaney, seal
ed their lives, by sustaining the honor and
glory Of the Tag, in a manner that has
made their names and section immortal.
They were honest and respectable men,
and three OF the i've have left widows aud
children perfectly destitute. Not having
been connected with a military corps, or
any march, or amid the car age OF the bat
tle-feid, no pensions from the Golfers Of the
Government await these destitute families.
To the Legislature Of Tennessee, alone, can
they look, and hope for assistance. l pro-
pose that an annual allowance be made Of
a moderate, but respectable characte- to
run, for gwen time-say ten years-ex-
pressly 20 educate these children, and 10
sustein their bereaved mothers. All truly
LOYAL men will be willing 10 be taxed for so
noble a purpose; and men who assisted, di-
rectly, or indirectly, in bringing en- the re
bellion, have no right 10 complain Of such a
tax. Justice, patriotism, and gratitude de
mand that loyal Legislature provide for
the support Of these " .dows, and the eiUca-
ton Of their fatherless children. Honor,
magnanimity, and the dictates Of humanity
will sustain this end.
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Tho reForte. defeat of tho Liberal troops
thht have been holding lIatamoras In a
s'ate ei semi-l.'ge ior some time. is con-
auusi by lIspatrh from General wcitsel
ta General Steele. the Liberals stormcd
the WORKS around she piece. but were re-
pulsed with heavy iass fud put 10 hirht.
Among th' Killed .s Iiberal General. The
lasao. tas imPer.aI.s5s is very small
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A GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, saturday after
noon 90 o'cioss. Tor the accommodation Of ladies
and rh ldIeu.
sion........................ 10 and 25 Gents
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Tho n. l. Times special SAYS O. well
Known Northern ihsalu5al iuausror recent
ly 0rg-ui.ei o. dramatic company to per
f.rm sia Theatre 90 LyucbbuiE, Virginia.
AMER few rrTreseutauars She hostility OF
abe iuAab.,suts b. uuy thing coming nom
ta, Aorth we so apparent tba. tho e5mpr-
ms bad o. dHsa.se. The manager was a
doIt ar he would not have goue 10 Lynch
burg. theatre eyaid NOT hud suppor,
LL.-n N N. moi ~ n.I.n. Ana-.
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L'st nRni out one Of the renowned Mile C,-ss--.
ZAFISTOWSKI BALLET TROTPF
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hallluY .--.-.--,s.-- cents
Reserved Orchestra el Ul
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SAFES
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Confidential Physician!

| Formerly Of 81 Louis. Missouri
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THE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AMI
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His success in the treatment Of those long stand.
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The universal and untaiiing success n the
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M A n II O Cd!

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esve proved their extraordinary curative power
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'-ANHkRssrRo, c. w.. Feb. 9, 1865
The Hvpopbcsphites have become so firmly
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iScraABLE WITHOUT n.
an A. RICE. n D."
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each Sold BY all respectable Druggists, and 1t
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gentleman Who suffered for years from mel.
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sfler the GHilure Of uumerous medicines. RenTi
: directed envelope and stamp sadit will eos,
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address. EDGAR fRENAN. e
station L, iseth s.. New Yerk City.
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n. oeasvov'e Female pm.
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ly 10 the efficacy Of
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They are perfscs,y hsrmlsss ON the ~ stem. may
ing the sariy stags Of Pregnancy tAey shos!d
not b. taken, Or swdssavvsngs Dssy b ~ ress~'
They sever cause any sickness, pain - ohaerese.
Each box contains 81 pills. Price One Dollar.
Or. Havvoy'o Golden Pills.
A remedy for special cases, four degrees
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omicaI enyrsvings. sent free on receipt Of direct
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