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We republish from the Syracuse Courier
snd Union the greater portion Of the speech
Of Gen. Slooum, msde in syracu on th,
"a inst. It was his FIRST speech, and Lays
down his programme for the political cam
paign in New York. In the language O.
''The World" il is Gull Of matter" L
discloses a grasp and elevation Of mind thai
must place GEN. slocum al once in the frs
rank Of our distinguished public men. IIii
career as a soldier had proved him TO pos.
se's not only dash but brains. This speech
evinces a sonndness and sobriety Of iudg-
men'i breadth and scope Of intellect, an
activity and discrimination in observing
facts, generosity OF sentiment, and cour.
icsy Of tone, which will command the res
peet aud approval even Of his political on
Poneats." Il Is not the speech Of politi-
clan, but Of a patriotic Statesman, who de.
siros the good Of the people Of the nation
without respect to pa ~ or section. lii
views on the subject Of the Freedmen's Blu
resu, and the proper manner Of disposiog
Of the question Of providing for the freed.
men, viii attract particular attention.
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Negro Good Faith Under strong
Termination.

We copy the following item from the Co.
lumbus ga Sun. The conduct Of the ne
gro preacher and of the greatly tempted
negro is admirable.
We heard yesterday a gentleman who re-
eeiyed the Information direct, tell Of an m
stance Of rare occurrence as respects fideli-
~ to contracts. Immediately after a deci
sion was rendered in Cincinnati in regard
10 Blind Tom in favor Of Gen. Bethune, a
Yankee and a negro started for Columbus 10
induce MinFe the father Of Blind Tom, 10
break his contract with Gen. B. Twelve
thousand dollars in specie were offered Ism
end the money exhibited. Mingo was 10th
to break his engagement, and sought the
advice Of Mack Stewart the pastor Of the
colored Methodist Church in Columbus, and
stated 20 him the pFoflers made. Mack
asked IL be had made 5 contract with Gen.
B. He replied Eyes" and that he was
more willing that his son should be with
him than any one else. Then replied Mack
ia substance, ''doo't break your contract, no
matter what they offer you,h and Mingo has
followed the counsel. This is a simple tale,
but il is one rarely found in fact in this
world Of ours. The mac who gives such
counsel and the one who iolla it are
worohy exemplars, in this respect, Of imi-
tAtion BY all.
The honesty Of these Two Southern ne
grOes stands cut in bold relief, contrasted
with the knavery Of the yankee" and his
sable confederate who tempted Mingo in
vain. Mack Stewart ought to be sent North
as $ Missionary. He could give the heath
ems there sound lessons on good faith.
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A correspondent writes from Montgomery
the story Of gentleman who was pardoned
recently 81 cost Of sixty thousand doilars.
This /. only an illustration Of the corrupt
practices nov prevailing in the national
,,suitsi in reference TO the Presidents sacred
prerogaiive.-R. J. Tribune, Sth INST
This statement may be true, or it may be
false. It would have had more the appear
snce Of the former, If the names Of The par
ties concerned had boen given. Who
was the gentleman pardoned aud who
pocketed the sixty thOusand9 Let the
Tribune speak
Il would be very easy for brszen-iaeed
go-betweeu TO impose upon credulous man
aud induce him 20 pay for his influence al
Washington but no blame could attach 70
the President. He is acting for the best
and cannot be expected to know the outside
schemes and intrigues Of money making
knaves.
This pardon business hes assumed q Gu
rious phase. Many Of the best friends o.
tbe president-mon who sustained him
during ths trying times Of his Military Coy
eruship, sud who have an abiding faith IN
him now,-ate seriously pcrpiexed by It
They can't understand the HtodHs oPerandl
bv which leading rebels--rebels Of position
and inaueuce-"eonscious rebels" who did
an they could to make the rebellion sue
oess-sre psfdoned promptly, whilst the sp-
plicstions Of men Of less note lie unnoticed
on his table, or sre pigeon-holed Indefinite
~. We have ehronicled the pardon OF PHI
low, Nicholson, johnson, Qusr.es, March
banks. McFerrin, Green, Clements, Gallo
way aud others, Of Tennessee, whilst the ap-
plicstions Of men Of less influence, and who
really contributed little to the dragooniog
Of Tennessee into the rebellion, have been
III Washington uunoticed for months. We
have nothing 90 cay against the pardon Of
any Of these gentlemen. We do not doubt
thai the President acted well and wisely.
Bet the discrimination made against aPpii j.
cauts IN humber life. who have no money TO
pay the expenses Of a trip 10 Washington
and back. OF TO pay an ssent, is causing in
jurious comment, and we would be glad 10
see The cause removed. All classes Of loysl
men sre beginning TO think it would be
relief 10 the President, and better for The
country, 10 declare, with certain exceptions,
us.yEtsaL AESKsTT.
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An Imnortant Orrnnirntion.

The Auan'a IHtelligcncer Of Saturday
ssys;
We are glad to chronicle snything which
looks 10 the welfare and business enterprise
o. the South. Last Tuesday, 50 inst ths
organization Of 3 frm STYLED the "Greai
Southern Real Estate and Commercial Com.
pauy'' was completed IN this city, BY the
election Of the toliowiug officers:
President, Judge J, J. Swsggart Vice
President, W. A Powell; Secretary and
Treasurer, ). 9. Thompson.
Board Of DireetOrs-R, II. Milroy, ". F.
Harris, Of Georgia, snd J J. Stuttgart.
Every description Of lands. aud o her RAJ
estate in the South, viii be put in the New
York market by this Company, bv which
means a large amount of cash viii imme-
diately Cow into tho business channels Of
the South. Let this reliabls Cemnap. be
patroniaed BY every man who wishes 10 buy
or sell resi- estate. Their principle Office
will be in Nashville, Tennessee.
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TUEsDAY. ocToBER 10. Sc.
President johnson and the National
Union Party.


We subjoin portion Of an article from
the Nashville (-,enn.l Union, Of recent
date, which possesses valuable significance,
and We call att,ntion to it because Of its
hllusions 10 an important epoch in political
history, and IN amount Of the useful admoni-
tiOns it conveys. The great starting point
for the campaign Of 1864 was the Baltimore
Convention which nominatcd Abraham Lin
coin for reelection, and placed up the
same ticket, for Viee-President, Andrew
Johnsoa, Of Tennessee. There were some
memorisble circum stances connected with
that national sssemblage. All the Doctrines
known as "radic1l," then and now, were
debated and disposed Of by that great high
court Of the Union party. But it IS sugges-
ted shat not single doctrine like that Of
degrading the States into Territories, OF
that Of exoeptionless coIfseation, or that
mskiug an issue Of the question Of univer-
sal suffrage upon the States, was endorsed
or even hunted at in the platform, which had
Deen fret carefully considered and weighed
in committee, and finally adopted with tn
mnltuous unsnimity by the delegates them
selves. Yet when the Convention came to
individual cases, as FIR instance when
it pointed out disOrganizing elements IN
NJ Iipcoln's Cabinet, aud indicated the
eradication Of such elements, or when
a esme 10 decide between the conflicting
claimants for seats, as in the case Of Mis-
souri,. IL declared with aeelsmttory empha-
SIS in favor Of the radicals. Il is well IS we
20 back to this Baltimore Convention, alec
% revive the action Of thst great conelsve
upon the proposition 10 admit delegates from
uuorgsnized States like Tennessee, Arkau-
sas, and Louisiana. Here was the very
question which must come up in the next
Congress So il came up in the last, viz
Whether States which had been carried into
rebellion. having duly cleansed themselves
Of secession, and honorably accepted the
pFoaers and conditions Of Congress and the
Government. and sending Senators aud
Representative 10 Washington competent
20 take. and loyal to obey the conditions OF
the oath. whether such States should be re-
hsb1itsted with sll the rights and fran
ehises Of their free squalls, and whether
their senators and Representatives should
be admitted into the national council cham
bersg
The article from the Nashville Union be-
ing leaf from q volume which contains
such historical pages IS these, deserves FRO
found reflection and careful preservation.
-Washinqlon Chronicle an.
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SmussmsHls.
New Theatre

! Comedy Of -l me g.orols
TOODLEs.
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General Grant is the recipient Of move
presented from the Ladies Social Circle o.
Eureka. Humboldt county, Californis. TN
six bed-spTead. one side Of which is com
posed Of red and white stripes Of silk, while
the other is a blue silk ground, upon which
are neatly wrought in the Nat nal cOlors,
thirty-six miniature Gags, ono for each
State, with the name Of each emruidered
on the blue ground Of each little dag. In
tbs centre is the coat Of arms and motto Z.
Pisri5Hs UaHaa, with the following inscrip
tion embroidered in yellow silk: go Lieu
tenant General Grant, Omitted States Army,
from the Lsdies' Social Circle Of Eureka,
Humboldt county, California" The article
brought eight hundred dollars At a Sanitary
Commission Fair in California.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

With the exception of referring certain
bills laid over from the last session to then
appropriate committees, no business Of inn
pOrtance was transacted.
The resignation of Mr.. Moss, Messenger
was presented by NJ. Cypert.
B. F. Smith was elected TO the yacant
office.
The Senate then adjourned to n, on
the 10th.
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MAI Emissions cured
Sale Of 1000 Government H0nss

DR. EcSIbkl
uzioa aifosf, Eashrlisi -
- 81 -a.aa1 ssssh 30 49,
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PETITIONS AND nEnonIAts

* Mr. Gowen, having received a majority Of
the votes cast was declared elected
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Horse Stolen.

Fl'HURsDtV MORNING; between the6N
q hours OF seven and eight O'Clock, LaaSIN
Sefri Horse, about H. hands iish, ~
Nhits nose, psrt white fare, white hind feet and
oae white lore ieot, branded u. on the len re
shoulder. tthe 81 Is very stInct, II being al
laost oohterated ~ sore wheishaR lei scar was
ssulen iroln the stable adjoining No 10 Spruce
street II e horse vas in good condition, pump,
ronna-hodled. and would be noticed anywhere Is a
pretty horse.
eay person who viii give such information 70 me
wi reeve srewsrd Of $50. B. K. ROBERTS,
octt'S Capt. and A. A. Gen.
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By Ir. Woodcock, asking the removal Of
the county SCAT Of jackson count. Refer
rod 10 the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. WEIGH, several petitions from cit
liens of Sullivan county, asking the remov-
al OF the county seat Of Sullivan county,
from huntsville, to Bristol, and asking the
establishment of Special Court at Kings
vile, ior the seven civil districts in the
South part Of the county. Referred TO the
Committee on Judiciary.
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OTucE 90 GrsrRAL srrmNrrxnENr.
4 L -. a L a az n-..-..--


NAsHvILIE TESN Get 9th. Is 8.
IN and steE Iu stiay, Oct 20. 1865 snd urtl Tar.
'her notice Passenger Trains viii iun as Eol-
lows.
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvE Nashville for C-sttanooes. and an poip.s
South ats A. Arrive at Chattscooss st 6.l3 y. n
Returning Leave Chattanooga sc GO A. =.
Arrive q Nashyiile sc s. 81. N.
sheioyville Accommodation. iesve Nashville at
Az p A., arrive s.; shelbyvlle AZ 7.2o. n,
ketarnIug-Leays shelbyville Al $50 A. X. Al.
uve 81 9-55 A. n.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
II, Lave Hashvile tar Johnsony le snd al points
vie al II IN
kcturriug-Ieqve T,h,eo,rslf, Ia :, -.
81 Nashville 81 6.EoR n
5Islns On n 4 n. v. r. r. eonuesi st johnson.
- wa sts5 els9s sne Of Steamers for Padncah,
Trans siop g. az internecia'c poiuts
WV Z, lNNEs. GanT SurT
Oot l0-if - " n h0S'
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Splendid Investment.
Bank Of Tennessee Notes Wanted,

w ofer Tor sale ct great sacrifice, APO acres
valuable land ia Benton county, Tenn ahout
70 Fliies below Johnsoayisle nss,r Teunpser. river
About 800 sores les yell FOR cutivaiiou-s-ol ins
Tor tonaoeo-is well timhered. The broken lana has
youug chesnut oak-hne for tannirq Purposes
Ierms-llid s'ue Bank Of Tennessee and Erchanes
banS OF south CsTcline, with small payment IN ID
;. Ireasary Notes. Address Box "a. p O
J. L. a r. ". BROWN. Agents.
oct4-lE $50 Union Street, Nashville, Tenn
Ialy Banner COW
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McQuiddy withdrawn after BALLOT .........
Rust Withdrawn after ballot ...... ........ ...
Murphy withdrawn after ballot ............
SECOND BALLOT
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Attachment.



rs
X. r. Rot
u THIS cause the plaintiff on affidavit says the de
\ iendsnt Is justly INDEBTED 10 him N the sum o
thirty eight dol srs eud ninefv-two cents, and ID
stscouds, or coneess hHaserth st the ordinary pro.
cess 81 law esrnot he served upon MIN, and an q.
tschment sTng been Issued spd returned before
me- serVe on the re-l estsie OF ihe.i e5dsnt Il is
iherei re ordered that publication h. Rssde FOR four
successiF We weaae 10 the Nashville Union, notifying
The SID defendant 70 aspeSr before nls al my Of
hf'e - Carroll county. On the third Monday N No
Yelneer next, a1d make his defense 70 the plaih-
ia sun or the same viii be proceeded with ex-
psrte. This llth sept, Is65.
Oct. lo-ssf. BUNDLE, Up.
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JustReceived and More
Coming

HHoIcE POTATOES in lasge lets, in has conai-
~ ton, for sac lew.
D. s. RLYNOIsDs,
Fr,nt St-eet, Sd Door north OF BROAD,
sepsT-u (On ire Level.
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Walter NJ Clarke guardian for ihs minor heirs Of
William J, Hinson. deceased.
VI; Petition % divide land and estate
Eneiy Wilson, T. r. HinsQu, A. 6. Keith, guardian
3sgnes 6 Cunningham snd Alexander ". John
son.
Tt appearing 70 the satisfaction ri the Clerk from
l. he bal sworn 20 hat Alexander W Johnson Is
non resident OF the State OF Tennessee. SO thu
Ordinary proves o. law ca1noi be servea unou him
~ = Therefore ordered y the clerk Of this court
that publication be made 10 the Nashville Unsop a
neWspaperl uhiishdd N the city OF Nashville. for
f0u- SUCCESSIVE weeks, commanding the said A W
Johnson 20 appear before he JUSTICES Of the County
Count o. Jackson county, 10 ha neld al III. e-rr,
house IN the town Of Ganesbofo GA the frst Mo,.
day 10 November next, ihen and there 10 auuser
plead or demlr 20 uompianants petition, or =
same vii he taken for confessed and 50 down ~
htaGirg expsrte Witre ". n. MarroS, clerk
said court al Once the nrst Mondsy In Sent, 1855
W h. MARR0W, Clerk.
Oct iO-vst
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TWO PERFORMANCES,
Afternoon, half past two--Evenng, hsif-past seven.
A Grand and Imposing Procession
WIN take place at Il o'clock, thr0ughthe Streets,
m which the Ladies will appear on horseback. Al
50, the Performers, dressed in btaut itu Roman
Costume, preceded by the splendid English Band
Chariot, with the Company Celebrated Brass Band,
dressed IN Scarlet and Gold aforementioned by
oce OF the greatest curiOsities in America Il bong
the lndentcsil CARRIAGE which formerly belonged
70 QUEEN VICTORIA, and was used for many
years by the Duchess Of Kent, mother OF the Queet
IN the Grand Procession which slways passes from
buckingham Paisce, through ST. James Park, 70
the House Of PsrlaneIt, where her majesty goes
every year 90 lnaugurate the Cersmonles- ms
Carriage is the eeEune article, and has hever been
exhibited 70 the putllcln America, a> twas brought
direct from LOudon here, aler eat trouble IN get
ng permission 70 bring Il cut Of England, which
sand Doilsrs.
The Manager OF Publications respectfully an.
nounces the positive Appearance 81 each and every
Entertainment, the following Popular Performers;
Mr.. JAMES DENOTE, the only Rival Of James
Robinson.
Mr.. JAMES COOKE, the greatest Batsut Leaper
N the World, will make his First Appearance IN
this place.
MR.. JOHN BARCLAY, the India Rubber Man
Crest Wonder OF The World
The Southwestern Fayorite
Dan CASTILLO,
NHtSe W IL huHoIs CONVERSATIONS Powers, Akllls
tpde and Rehnment render him the most secePta-
bic talksr who hss ever entered the Arena. hide
pendent Of hls owu nhereu, and acqui ed sbilitles
he WI introduce his elegantly Trained and Marvel
lousy marked Ru sian Steed. thP horse GEAR"
and his equine beauty 'Floa ing Cloud"
Among the Specaliries Of the Great show, some
thing beyond all p ecedent will b. three Lady Ri
ders: MpLL CAtiLOTIA DEBERG, the Premier
Partisan EquesiIiennt; M'DLL JOSEPHINE, the
Young and Dashing Rider and
Mrs. Dan CasaesfO.
The justly renowned Mistress Of the Manage
HORACE NICHOLS, the representative mar ex-
celenca--the Gentleman Rngmaster-togsther
with carefully selected and lherall5 secured corps
OF Auxiiiaries, Aids and Attendsnts
TO NOTICE.-In consequence of the Wssop
Season being ended Dan CASTILLO will sell OF All OF
ms TEAM HORSES at Auction On THURSDAY. the
18th OF Octoter the PalAc Square retsininsr his
splendid performing Horses for his Winter rLur
through the South BY special Railroad Trans.
oct6 st
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r WILL OFFEE FOR SALE At ri ~ h
Ton au earh TUESDAY sid Fuday iu' -
rronfh OF Ocfoier 1886 a iot y alnFe ll't
Of different cissses 90 CaFairY lepol N
Tenn. . - a.a5ss1-
A. this Will probably BE- Che iasi iqi z, go
ment horses 81 4. twin aa1rd ~ eEer
aiuIlg % purchase. p. a 81
sefZI-zlt capt
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pauahkoepsic r. y New sstrou-Hn cal 0hs 1vato-
~ "a VA ar CoileeCl approximate latitude n
4l' 81. lonRitu1e al. asrl "a 0sec,. rs3 81 ~.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

FFIHIsfs the great Family Sewing nactlae q re
II word II + he most up.d of Al aaa. .iin-s ~
its wof. Is make The ionb's +, ihfes 49,. o. ~.
-. ~ 49, - i.e.,-s h-,ifa falls. cords, binds ard
49, - 49, r,ssf haaualai ulanuer Do Is a
49, mod riscs Of fnrulsure- % b moss err
Die N is construction. . ,. Is, ~ -h-'s' Dot
- 7-.iTsrsaiiy carried % The premium Wher-
- - bsea called 20 the test a. the Verbs
80 80 f-15Sou TIE ladustrIal hrpusitirn, Al Psr|s .
Il uuitsd staies fails - 80 ar y ~ ~
- Teu1ris Church o., same room Eifh U1ruau
4 Fsuton- o. HA-~f-Al A8elL,
oefI-Im
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Musical GYmnastics.

A CLASS m this heauilf1l and pleasant system
n u phys cal culluFe vii be openedin Nasb-
Vie ior ladies' sud Gentlemen. and one for Young
Masters and Misses.
For particular, etc, spply to B. F. Holcazhs,
al ne SCUM slds lns tuie, Capitol HiI east Fide
or P. q. Box No. sec. Ioct7.lg
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Cotton Lands to Rent

E0uR HUNDRED ACRES o. arst-rsle S,oiion
II lard 4 offered ior rent for the cel,s III, -,
y les u sfsns y county itnnessee, m 80 rom
oce 80 Hecherd. Tenn.
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The New York Evening Post gives the
foIlowing information in relation 10 this
eclipse
on Thursdsy morning, 18th instant, an
annular eclip-c Of the SUI viii take place,
part visible in this city, and total in the
latitude Of Charleston. The track Of the
Central eclipse begins ia Washington Terri
tory, on PuEat's Sound, aud passes South
ease ~ through Montana, Idaho, Kansas,
southern Missouri, Western Tennessee, and
diaronally through Georgia TO Savannah,
aud thence across the Atlantic, and into
A frica. Some of the principal places IN the
United States where she eclipse viii be an
nuiar afe as follows.
Kansas.--LeavenW worth, Lawrence, Atchi-
son, Lecompton.
Missouri.-st Louis, jefferson, st. Joseph,
Hannibal, Independence, New Madrid.
fawa.--Cuuncil B ulia.
llliuois.-Cairo, Quincy, Nandalia, Ne
ludisna.- Evansville, Bonneville, Rock
port.
dinsburg.
Alabama.-Huntsvlll Athens.
Georgia Savannah, Mhledgeville, Au-
rusta. Athens, University Of Georgia.
North Carolina.-Franklin, Waynesville,
AurusYiiie.
south Carolina.-Charleston Columbia,
Orsngehurg, Beaufort, Summerville, Port
Rovai Hilton Head. Georgetown.
Ia ihis city the eclipse viii commence al
$50 A. X and end al 1919 r. *, thus con
tuuing Dor three hours and seventeen min-
utes. Seven and three-quartor digits viii
b. ec'ipsed here. the moon covering little
more than one-hnlf the suns surface az the
moment Of greatest observation.
Astronomical calculations ior the latitude
81 the Observatory 81 the Nassar Female
College ia Poughkeepsie, corresponding
very nearly with those for this city, are ss
follows
r,sushkeepsic y. y. New sstrou-Fi cal Ol,s fyato
~ ~ Nas ar CoilecCl approximate latitude n
~ So lonatude &h. l5fn, y, 0asec OF % 81 ~
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JOSEPH SMITH,
Field, Garden, Grass and Flower
~ + H ID,

aEH lDaA Gil A-
ORDERS icr seed BY mail vii be promptly exc
~ cuied aud forwarded by Express, q o. ~.
3 B. The trade supplied on the most l-ersl ,e.i.
Priced catalogues vii b sent, upon applt A-s II
ueH 1ri4 eo4
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The democratic ticket was successful in
the recent elections in the territory Of Mon
tana.
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f.aa.t distsrce Of centres. S6Af-
A litfr rnorc tuaa 81 's i sl2l VII ho e pssd
me eclipse will heFn 20 tom he SUMS FerieN
% toe right.
The least duru ion Of the total eclipse will
he six rnd htlf minutes, nesr Olympia
Washinrteu Territory tho greatest, eight
minutes and twenty seconds, nes.r Charles
ton. South Car0lina.
Nc o-hcr total eclipse Of the sun viii be
visible IN the Unitcd States until August,
1867 In 1875 there viii be another, and IN
the wear 1899 regenernted Virginia viii be
isfi ID total darkness fer the limited period
Of two hours and thirty seven minutes.
Is AaHsiar Eclipse is an eclipse Of the
sun in which a spectator situated in or near
the prolonged axis Of the umbra, sees the
whole Of the moon on The sun with ring Of
the sun's light around it.
Get your smoked glass ready, little felix's.
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The returned Connecticut soldiers voted
unanimously against negro Euffgs.
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agEW advertisements.
To Let,

The best Business Stand in The CITY.
THE store No. J. opposite the Post Office GA the
corner Of Church and CoeTy streets IL ofierei
Tor IT. For particulars Apply on the premises.
Nashville, OF. g,b, is65.-oC lO-2to
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Also new editions ofthe following by same author
MoTHERS AND DAUGHTERS,
THE DaWAGER.
CASTLES IN TIE AIR,
PERCY, OR FORTUNES FROIICS
Price 90 cents each, msiieI net Of postage, OF re.
ceipt Of prlCe.
F. A. BRADY, Publisher. p Ana st., NY.
Oct ta-lt
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October 9th, 1865.
The House met at ten O'Clock. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Allen. The Journal Of Friday
was read and approved.
Mr.. Pierson, representative from Hender-
son county, was sworn in, and admitted to
his
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