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The United States Christian Commission
have published a record Of the Union sol
diers bu led from the Libby, Belle Isle,
Dauville and Camp Lawton prisons, and at
City Point, and in the field before Peters
burg and Richmond. Il is pamphlet OF
over one hundred and fifty pages, copies oI
which will be sent gratuitously upon appli-
catiou 10 the Rev Edward =. Smith, Secre
tary United Stats Christian Commission, I,
Bsuk street, Philadelphia.
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erumes. of che la.e rebel navy, sud Tor
us.r commando of she Alabams which
was sunk Dog ,he hcararce. was arrested in
h .. 70. A.a- gu the lsth inst, sud sent
N'.b under guard Hs wac arrested BY
order. r.se.yei from Washington. The %
jest a. a.. arrest bee ua, rrauspred. We
sls.. a.. D. surprised Iiit turn. aut that he
is 10. Do f-.si lrp.ary.
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Tae MWsi-svillo rouespoudcut Of the
Do .nuEe Gas Reporter says Mr.. Ste
rt.us declined 90 ba candidate for the
Iaf.I States Senate econ ihc ground that
Dol. election would greatly emharrass the
President hy forcing h.m Do either pardon
.Iu .tlJraa a pardon from him." Fortu
note would % have been bad other leading
m,u boz .hc South. cu whom Office has beer
ta...usI. been aa g0usIdcrate us Mr.. Ste
phone. The appearance of uhHirs IN 6cor
.s ha.murb improved since he began q
,rHl h.sfuHaenrc o. head divisions an,
uut. ta, people on the Presidents policy
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Government sale.

ATU. Military Railroad Hospital, knowles
"A street. near Chattanooga Depot, Nashville, on
WEDNESDAY, Dee- ~ aud 10 o'clock, a-rr., vii
BE- sold at auction, IN small lots The iOloang VIZ;
1000 linen Sheets 900 bsnket., Jlinen pillow slips
81 hair mattresses, 100 shuck d., 80 linen b d
snreads 100 towels 400 iron bedsiead- 60 wards 10.
grain carr citing, 100 yards cocoa mating, % nnen
sindow curtains, 100 chsiTs, cooking st-Ves and
fixtures table,, spit cons, sna yauety u insect
lsneous art cles-
Also, Al ssrne time, 3 small and select stock Of
bcoks medicines tue surgical 10 sIrumeutz, spInts
dressings ee some Of the abCve articles are neu.
and IN The ongnd pacEsges.
Terms. ca,R 10 Government funds. Articles on
veW Tuesday. 18th -
+ g FARQUHARsON,
So = n y
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The Corinth Miss Enquirer Of the 10th
inst. has the following:


The Corinth (NIiss.) Enquirer Of the 10th
inst, has the following:
We have Just learned some Of the par
ticulars Of an interesting incident that occur
red Yesterday morning in one Of the cars on
the N. a o. R. Z. There were Federal Off
GERS in the car, one Of whom, was spread
ont upon two seats General Forrest ac-
COMMANDED By Mrs. Lyttle, who was gong
down TO Okalona after the remsins Of her
husband, General Lyttle, entered the csr'
which was somewhat crowded. The Gen
eraI went up TO the officer aud very po-
litely requested him TO allow the lady q
seat. The officer replied that he did not
know whether he would or not. General
Forrest then said he knew he would, and
said tome hard words, whereupon the Off
| Ger reached Tor his sword, bus the General
was too quick for him, catching him by
| the collar, and presenting a Colt per
guadetl the officer to step cut Of the car II
We have been clrrs,tly informed, 1.-THE Officer
| was much al fault, and his conduct wa'
| heartily condemned by the Federals, who
were with him in the car.
The Enquirer of the 18th said:
We received yesterday visit from Gen
Forrest and Capt. Parrish, of Memphis.
! will be remembered that the General hs'
| some difficulty about a large amount o
! cotton some days since. The cotton was de
/ tanned ct this place by some one VIII
! claimed to be acting under orders nom tn
/ General Government. The cOttou wa
/ given up 10 the owner, and it is said tn
! fellow had no authority for the delaatlon.
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Judge Busteed decided, on the 10th inst,
at Mobile, that the test oath prescribed for
lawyers practicing in the United States
Courts is unconstitutional. Judge Trigg
made a similar decision, it will be remem
bersd, at Knoxville. Happily the question
has been made in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and will soon be put TO rest.
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Proposals.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMA sTER's OFFICE, I
NAsHyILLE, TESS., Dec. 70, 1865 7
No. 20 snuth Cherry Street.
DR0POSAL.S will he received at this Office until
i 10 &. NJ, Thursday, the 2l-t inst, tor ceiling
sixteen u6l rooms in the 5th Cavalry Barracks, on
the Hyde's Ferry Pike, and also taking down aud
removing Two 90 Public Buildings from Bray
Corrsl. and rebuilding the same al the 9Th Cavalry
Barracks.
All Necessary material, transportation, and IN
skilled labor will be furnished
By order Of Captain A. r kDDY, U. $. A.. Chief Q.
NJ. a, OF T. A. W. WILLS,
deClg q Bvt. Mai. and A. q. NJ.
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Mortgage Sale.

4 WILL sell st Public cutlery, ct % Broad street,
L IN the city OF Nashv he, on THURSDAY, De-
csmber2ist 1865, the entire stock Of Retail store.
formerly known a. the stock OF Small q Co. The
stock consists Of Boots. Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars, whisky One Office Desk, Coun-
ters, Tables Stove, Looking Glass, One BedsteR1,
one Mattress, Two Blankets. One Show case and
contests JAMES (. HOYTT,
C. B. NICHOLS Co., Auctonsers.
dec2I2t
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s@aailrlllR &(nlpn.
wEDNEsDAY. DEoEMBER %. -.


On the 18th, Goveror jenkins sent 8 mes
D. g. 70 the Georgia Legislature, recon-
inending that they should not adjourn be-
lore passing blu to admit negro testimony
into the courts. with such Hmitations IS
they might think proper TO prescribe The
message sets forth that srch measure is
nos only lust 10 itseli, but would fscilitste
the restoration Of the State TO all ITS civil
rights. and would result in many persons
beng tried before the civil tribunals who
s4-I. gthsrgise be tried before military com
missions.
A bu Of that character had already
ussssd the Senate and was pending in 'he
I5us. on It's third reading. Dc was imme-
iiately taken up and PASSED, and is now
law. The following IS q copy Of 1t;
Al. A., -. maze f--e persons OF color competent
,-.fr..-.es III t1e -ours ol tins Stale I'D certain
49,. tba-.In mentioned, and % suihf NE the
rHsI.sr ana dee.liIuE q ioiee aiidHFlis ~ lheih
Iu cerffu cases.
The Senate and H5asc Of kePrcseHfattUes q
tEr Sfefe gf GsorgIa, "a General dsscHa5ty
-. i, .--g,r Thai from aud after the pas
s.-e id thfs act, free persons Of color shall
~. r.s...r.tsslt witnesses in all the Courts Of
an. STATE. Iu civil cases whereto free per-
asus oi color are q party, and in ali criminal
cases wherein Tree person Of color % De
f--.fart or wherever the offence charged Is
q crime. or misdemean0r sgalust the person
or frape-tv Of q free person OF color, any
law. ulare OF custom 30 the contrary not
vitftEldiug.
-. !. aad Be Il further enacted, That Il
an cases hereafter pending, or about 10 o.
instituted wherein q free Tersan Of color D.
a.rtv. plaintiff Or defendant, u shan D.
-a-a1steut Tor such free person Of color, L
make aud Sic any affidavit now by laV
a.IoFel aud tending % advance the renleal
ID a.8 the defendant, as n the sac aindaFl
lad been made and filed by any olheI liu
glEt
All Of the Southern States, with the ex
-sutI5r Of Tennessee, North Carolina an
y.-r.uu. have now opened the Courts TO tn
black mau asa witness. These three State
have aesu Iazeari, butwe beiievethey wall
before tl,e winter BE- over, have added them
s..res 90 che Dist. We hope also that AL
chem win COME saily up 10 the stsndar
r.-.a5.ei by The President, on other ques
t.5rs. aud thus give him, and our friend
ID tae North q "a lying point 10 resist th
-zrralts Oh he u.trss upon the Constitute
and ths rights Of the STATES. The soons
.al. .z done the better for Us all
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Grand
MASQUERADE BALL
At MASONIC HALL,
On Christmas Night!
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. %,

4 GRAND MWQUFRADR SOIREE will be
n gwen 81 tire above Hall, 90 Christmas Night,
under the direction Of some Of our most pr mInent
citzons The shar will he the most select and
grand ever gwen IN Ma hSille
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Curtain rises az d,
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r g FARQUHARsON,
decl6-td surg. .. 3. n. R.
Proclamation By The Governor,
STATE OF TENNESSEE, I
FXECU FIVE DEPARTMENT, J
N.uuvrfrr IEan IA nHFg

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECU five DEPARTMENT, J
NAsEvILLE Dec "A. 1855.
WHERELs = vacancy has occurred m toe General
Assembly Of the stale Of Tennessee b. the res e
nation OF the Hen. T. r. Lasster, denatOr from the
Fourteenth Senatorial District, composed 81 the
counties Of Canon, Cohee, 6TUndy, Van buren
and Warren; Therefore,
|, William e. BroWuoW, Governor n the State Of
Tennessee. do hereby command the she its 90
aid COUNTIES u Cannon, Coffee. Grundy. Nsn b
rem and Warren, respectively, 10 open and bold 81
eertnn 90 saturday the 18th dsy OF January, ls66,
Al the different plsces Of Yorng In ther resDec-
i've ecuuties 70 6 ! sad vscsncy, and thai iney
make return EscOrdBgt y lsE.
-, In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto sub
f1IISE seribsd nv usne and caused the ereat
Aal&Hsesi o the state Of Tennessee 10 BE- aihEed
A. ne 1epsrtment IN the city Of Nashville, this
l4th dsy Of Derember, ls65-
By Re Governor. W c. BROWNLOW.
A. Z FLETCHER, see'y Of State
daele-td
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A Gard.

WITH he view Of retiring ffom business, or &C.
W count Of do lining health, ! have disposed of
nv entire stock o. Urugs, Medicines, etc., to
Messrs. P. jenkins Co. Who slll continue the
business st the old sand, No. 81 Msrket street
tDke this opportunity 10 return NY thanks 70 the
'ubic for The very liberal pa ronage which has
teen extended to me for number Of years, and
bsspea Continuance Of il 20 my SUCCESSORS, whom
] most heartily recommend AS business men OF ex-
peTiencs, application, energy, and integrity.
dec2O-lm 1. WELLS.
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NV r ABROAD IN TENNEssEE.--The Glas-
gov Times thus maps out new road 10
tennessee
The proposition is TO build road from
some point on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 10 some point on the Cumberland
river. Here We have road branching at
exactly the middle Of that road, and point
ing to a most eligible junction with branch
from the Nashville ana Chattanooga Road,
which branch is now in running order to
McMnnville, and partially graded TO
Sparta, Tenn. Our branch is ten miles
long, and two-thiris Of the heavy work is
done From this point TO the Cumberland,
in Monroe county, at the mouth Of McEar-
lands creek, is a distance of forty-three
miles. Near that place the Cumberland
crasses the Tennessee line, and the Tonnes
see road, coming this way, has an sppro-
priation by the State Of ten thousand dollars
per mile towards its construction TO the
State line. To meet that branch, or tap il
at some point near the Cumberland, would
place q road all the way fIom the Louis
vile and Nashville Road, at the Glasgow
Junction, to the point alluded to, through
a country that promises TO develop favor
ably in the comparison Of its natural re-
sources with any in the world. Here are
the oil regions of Boyd's, Skegg's and
Peters creeks. All alor g the line are found
soils varied in their adaptation, and some
| Of them unsurpassed anywhere in fertility.
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Dress Circle ami Parqustie......-.......-........
- 1ud Ter. ..................-
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song Mr.. ]. Whitaker.
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Chance for a Speculation.

ON JANUARY 10, 1866 between the hours Of 9
I J and II O'Clock. am, az the courthouse door
Ia Nashville, at public auction, vii expose 70 sale
free OF TedemouOn for cash, House and lot le
said IT, on the west side Of Summer street, ad-
Joining the houss and lot in which Jno W Martin
resides said lot being bounded IS follows; begin
ming on 8 corner Of the last mentioned lot, thence
running back westwsrdly with the lie OF the same
100 feet 70 & stzke, thence nOrhEsrdly 80 test 70
stake thence eastsardly lie feet 10 SUNNI street,
thence southwsrdiy 35 feet 70 the beginning; being
part Of The lot purchased BY said Martin Of PERKINS
about the year ls4l-iormerly known ss the TALBOT
lot
SAID lot is sold the property Of said Martin IN
der power 10 sell - sfJreza d. contained in mort
gage 10 me by said Martin
dee9O-2H PATRICK McDERMOTT.
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GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
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IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING military
TmALs.-We understand that e. i. Lamar 4,
Sr., aud o. b. Lamar, Jr., and Gen. Mercer,
are shortly to be tried in this city, before a
military commission, convened expressly
for their trial. Capt. WatrOns, Of the L. $.
G.. T., will sit as Judge Advocate. The trial
Of the Lamar case will probably take place
to-day, and from its mysterious nature. viii
undoubtedly attract great attention.-SaD.
Republican Ilh.
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BOOK TRADE.

NTOUt D respectfully call the attention Of the
w wholesale and Retail Trade to their neE and
varied stock Of Books and Fancy Stationery, suit
able for
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aletr Adrtrtisenr1rts.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL
GRAND rABLEAUx

T,HE ladies' Of Dr.. GooDLEFs CHURcH. win
Il giVes
Fair and Festival,
At and for the Benefit OF the Church. corner Of sum
ner 6nd South Union Streets,
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 81 & az
Doors open 81 clock. Tickets sold At the
49, ldec20-td
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DHESE wilt most positively he ARIEMU5
WARDS only nights 10 Nashville, prior TO his
departu for England, whore arrangements are al
resdy being made for ms early appearance al the
Egypt an bsli. London.
The pictorial part Of the en'ertsnment embraces
eighteen Pan lrsne Views Of the Streets Of Salt
{ axe CITY, and the slDgularly beautiful Valley OF
Utah. faithfully and sscura ely pa nted nom photo
graphs taken IN the Lands Of the MomOns under
the immediate supeuntsndence Of ARfEMUS
WARD These views we're transferred % canvas
by a tsts Of estsb ish d reput ton, and IN II
thorough exsctness hss been cordially ackaoEletg-
Ell wherever this entertainment las been uVen-
The accompanying descriptive Lecture Uy AkIE-
MUS WARD tcN ara 10 b. rdtheT hrsy- Pc be-
hevss Il far better 70 stay 10 the sunshine while We
msy, inRsmuch as the shadOU must, Of lts own ac-
cord, come oniy too soon
Admission IS cents, Reserved Seats IN front 81.
Reserved seats Tickets for sale 81 D0rman 4 Fen
toms Masic ore, under Masonic Ball, sud al the
daor At night Parties at distance cau have seats
secured tor hem by sending the amount for tickets
70 essrs. pOrmsn FentOn.
T'oors open st 7, to commence 81 o'clock
The Chickerng PsnO psed Is kindly loaned BY
Ms-sr=. Dorman keutOn-
decI6-Tt JNO. p. SMITH, Director.
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The New York Tlbung says " to-day the
black mai 3D. uat allowed license 60 drive
l.s .a4 Earsr AMID cart, aud work for such
us choose i0 employ him, right here In New
trra. De- has had s. hard struggle f1r the
right t. RIDE .u our city horse cars, paying
his fare like other people, and has barely
secured DO. % g Dee secured. after years Of in
s1't end outrage. Do a black builder were
ta.s Iay ta take a contract 90 erect house
ar store 10Y some one who choose 60 employ
t.m. cod should employ black carpenters
aad mssaus ou tho Iob, We believe they
uauid Boz stoned od be- before the weeks
yaa" The Tribune ought not 30 informed.
ODE s.tH thr uomrs,Ie Affairs of Tennessee,
uau' those of New York are put 10 proper
order Do tDe foregoing statement bee tru,
she " H.a.s mau be- vorse treated u New
YORK Then .u she semi. barbsrous region o.
sc-gss.a -aIgi by Person Br5vulov.
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Dividend Notice.

A IL PsksJNs cunilr stock Iu the NolensviIin
"a laruplke Company, sud cisiuunE UNPAID dIpi-
oeuds "a sad stock up % January ls6l srs hereby
n2taed % present ne ssne ior payment 10 n.
ylis On or bsiors The Let az March. isss or IL
sane al bot b. PAD. y. r. RAINS. Pres
q ne NoleugTile nuTup IL Colnpspv.
NsshTlls, SoE, g, 1855. nsrss,iu.
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Hon. Ph.l.P Allen, formerly c. s. sepst.r
from Rhoie Island, died 90 his res.deass 4.
ProVdeuze on the 10Th met.
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DOCTOR McCllL,
BOT2NlC PnISlCiAa,
~ THE TREATMENT or DISEASES, Il
CRUWNING HIN WITH SuCUEh8 ii
OTHER STATES, AS III u -
HAHuVIII4E fENN EsSEE

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader Is referred 10 Sru-
ks TuERAFEUrICs and MArEHIA MEDICt,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where 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
advertisement, satisfaction is guarau
teed With my general practice treat
the following
UkrOuic Csses
win zafsfaehnn: RhsumhHsn, AHechoug Of The
Lungs; Diseaaes Of she Throat Baelied l0inis,
stu Limbs, PeuTsy, Pans, Ulcers, Cancer, Grafoll
p.ssssas Of TIE Heart snd LAYER, lnianlmatUa ai
she Stomach, heuuAga, hihg'a hvii or ocr9lula,
ueafuos5. Diseases OF The EYea, DebILated aIs-
tens. Ugspepma or Indigestion, aud Consumption
together Wlth al Private Diseases suj
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
70 the Ladl6ss
An AHscHons Of The WOMB reatod siih sunosss'
Thoaa Manned laiiea EEo have bsdl 70 uaiiiil.
10 tnslr fld srls Z fouad pregnant b. ETizs mes
cal.
RtsFilitys
Tonnz Married LADIES' whose niEioriuha u haI
tae1 Dos 70 bfng iuflu ID uue season. iella.-i.et
God has said you should multiply and repie1lala n
this b your desire you can consult no elladf ~
letter or 10 persou- No lady over thirtJ-aVe yezu
uf age naod make Application. All c0mmunioaloaa
by letter or person strictly confdennai.
Hight Emissions Cared.
ToanR Mar stop before you further 90 % AZ
diseases subject 10 Man. there n no disease 20 uasa
10 cure a. Night Emissions, and phyaiclaa1 40
scarce that understknd treating q and 10 ycu -
say that have cured dozens in this city, a. WI =,
in different 8taiea, who have spent dollar aiief 81
lar End are nov well cured BY ma ] am dalll ~
caIvug letters znd sending medicine b All paIia
he country. In q Wort al thai are eaaod 10
aay way, and Will give mo a call ali - sails
acton for 81 % tLa-iisoafas Erauno1at = us al
vart.ssrzaut Tha ba1t Of rsloFsncs5 .itaa in MS
.irT.
al IsiIsgs dressed %
Oh. Mn6 iLh.
uuiun street, Nashville, leun-
uu1.fr -tiI Taaat -fiH .7''1.at Hti@a .
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'r reported iraa Washington ibt, ofi-
c.ai alF.1g- 10 tae rsldeatiou af the J5us,i-
tli''ns- Amendment. by tueuiy-siFht
State, ha- been rs-s.yrH Ut the state De-
Par'meai end .hst Nr seward BE- preparing
ior Puo'ica..0a urosiumatau announcing
tbc iael.
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Notice.

NoIlCk - hereby gwen 20 all persons having
y hsEgsse 81 any KIND, checked or unChcc kea
ll me bsgfAce room 81 the COMM kRCIAL No.
IT., 20 eislu snd lake sad hrEEsge EWsy before
ne :. p Gay 81 January, isG6 ~ al remaining on
hsnf wal be sold 81 puohc suctou on that dsy.
SrEPHENs A CO.
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Lost.
Store for Rent.

A NEAT STORE for Rent, with Fixtures com
"A pie 6. At a re 4sonable rate. on Cedar street.
near Pub nc square Inquire 81
LANDSB ERG, COHEN & cos,
dsc-zCu corner Square snd Market SITS.
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The Rutledge Estate.
Great ChanceTy Sale Of 81 Lots.

ON THURSDAY, December 2lst, 1865, on the
~ premises, at II O'Clock, am, we viii sell A.
publ sale % the highest BIDDER, great many Of
the most besnuful Building Lots ever of-red for
sale in the city Of Nashville, being THOSE BEAU
/ TTFUL LOTS ON COLLEGE HILL, known a.
the RUTIEDGE ESTETE, fronting each from GO
10 IS feet % University Avenue, Lebanon Pike,
Market Rutlsdge, Ca tlemsn and Central streets.
These lots in addition 70 their eligibility for pnvate
residences, possess all the advantages Of Free
schools, Gas and Wster, and the early cOmpleuou
Of the Street Railroad making them within a few
minutes travel OF the Public Square. Everybody
are exported 10 be on hsnd Al this eat sale.
Omnibusses and Collision a. Esud.
r. r. FOGG EKecu or, etc,
NJ B. HOWELL, c s NJ,
JL&R.W Brown, Agents,
decl5-tds $50 Union street.
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For Sale Cheap.

1 WILL tel Al private sale ny stock Of Furni-
Il ture, Tales, Cnsrs, Stoves, &C. complete out.
nt fnr the secommodsron Of thirty Bosfders-
have twenty hfe bosrders sc present. and vii give
Possession Of the house (shich IA 10 eOod loosllty
sIld cheap rent immed atsly. For further infor-
msuon Do upon N. c RANKIN,
decls-lse No. - south Cherry Street
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette ssys President johnson
declares be wlll. "uuder no circumstances,
#..a .audt late for lhe Presidency in 1868.
rrfarr4snoudeut also says "the President
H.. been recently adopting tone in con-
..--st.aL with leading radical Congressman,
vhlrh confirms the general hope that there
all Boz u1 breach OF harmony between Con
.-ass ana the Executive. The determine
uaa oF Congress 60 delay any action con
corning Che Southern States till after full
lfssueai an by IT, committee is teknowl-
.H-aI o.. I.e final and Mr. Johnson is dis
...i Co recognize existing facts
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WanIed.

A PARTNER n cash rom $4,000 70 sl5.000,
a o 20 10 the Hofei buansss IN large cry 10
ne south. he hose q dong q iarss bu-insSs
nov nan thai has some szpere1ce 10 ne DO
tsl ousnssI prsfsrsd- Address
dscs-d A. B. C., Nashville, P, o,
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DIR. ~. WOLFF,

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