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The vicksburg Herald, Of the 22d ult,
says Of the candidates for Congress in Ms
sissippi and the test cath
Il is not 'rious that Congress has Prescrib-
ed a test oath for its members. aud II rs
fact that there Is not candidate in the field
who can t1kc that oath. But they were
nominated, nevertheless, and they are Tuu-
ming, and expect 70 be voted for. Unless
thar test oath is repealed, they will al be
sent back home.
The oath win not be repealed. The Her
aid may rest assured Of that. Il is folly 20
be going through the forms Of az election
for Congress with such candidate as you
/ have.
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Smnsemsnta
THEATRF-

0HEasT STREET BEFwEES oEDaRa
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.


M1tITkBT rIvIsIoS or THE TENsNssXE, ,
CHIET QuAKTEzNAErEKs OFFtCE, u :. NIL r Rs.
NASHVILLE, INN, Sept %, 1855. }
+ WILL offer Al pubic sale the following described
Il property o. the United states, VIZ;
On Iut sdsy, octocer loth ls65, az lohnsonYilie,
Tenn, EIGhr BUILDINGS, such al StOrenouses,
Mes and Dwelling Houses, &C.
On THURSDAY, october l2th. 1885, TWO bun
DRnD BUILDINGS CT different sizaz, such as Store
houses NJ ess and Dwelling Houses, Stables, sc,
stu -ted IN the vicinity Of the Chattanooga Depot
Nashv he. Tenn
nQogs Detot Nashville Tesa.. and continuing
dsily thereafter Until comp eied, Two THOUSAND
TONS Old SCRAP RAILROAD hon, (Tore or
lest consisting ofCsr WI els and Car AXles, bndge
Castings AM kods, and 2 large assortment OF Cast
and Wrought Scrap To be told IA lots VI % tons
or more 10 suit the purcha er.
FIVE MILES OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON,
suitable Tor a cOunuy Fore Rsilroad track.
Eight TsOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND OOPP ER, on "Wednesday, October 18th, con-
tnuirg tn~resiier mt Completed
SIX MILLION FEEf Of ASSORTED LUMBER
(Inore or less. as lows:
H. oO O5B feet Oak Bridge laImber;
4uO,0oO feet Pine Bridge 1umber
500 900 feet Oak Lumber, assorted,
l,Uol,O0o ieet Pine LumbeF, sssoned,
100 600 ieet Pop'ac Lumber. assOsted,
201Ool feel beech Nsiuc ct, II iczosy. Ash, 6c.
To be sold IN los 81 700 iett Or more % suit Pur-
l0o,oOOshiagles (proso or lessl.
On Monday. nc.oner S0th at Antioch. \. and G
r. r., ONl+HIiLblNG.
90 Moniey, &C .ober 3ih, at Smyrna. n. and c.
r. r., at O'Clock, p. n, ING BUILDING
tla TUESDAY, Ocfobsr 3lst, 81 TuIahoms, n. and
c. r R. ONs 3, lJhING.
90 Wedne dsy. November Ist lst5 Il neerherd,
n ana C. X. h., TAN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUsE,
Sc.
en- Thursday, November 81. st Steven n. Ala,
| FOUR 81 LDINGS.
IN Ihursdsy, November 2d, at Bridgeport, n.
and c. r. n one BUlLDTNG
Gu Thursday koyeua1sr I'd, 81 Shellmnui n.
and c r. r., % o'ci'fek p. M, ONE BUILDING
Ga FRIDAY, y euaoer Sd 1855, az Chstian oga,
Tenn and c. niinuing dqily unit composed, ONsl
i HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE Buildings
/ (unore or lessl surh as Stnrehouses, Mess ana
baeli Houses odiCes, Stables, &C.
lsrEe proporaua 81 the aboye mentioned huiid-
inEs ae substantial ans well sds pied for eitAeT
Dwellings or stores Al the same time they are -
cons rscied hit they can be readily removed 4
necessary.
As ihe land on Nhich tfese buildings nov stand
does not belong TO the Government The sight 20 re-
move them vii be guaranteed for ten days from
date Of sale.
sa e o commence st O'Clock each dsy, unless
Otherwise speCihed.
ANY Information desired IN refsrrr,a n he stove
puoneuy may b hsi unon araiicaiots 20 ttsnt \
b. Hanill, A. q. NJ. Nashville, Teue or Cant. "
Il. hopkins, A. q. NJ. Chsttsnoci7,. Papn
Terms cash in GoFrrnmsnt kunds.
sspso-taoyl Capt, and A.Q a.. e. 5. Army.
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Ths New Nation is the title Of a journal
whose publication is just begun at Rich
moni, Virginia. It carries under its title
az American hsg, beneath which are print
ed the words Of seneral Dix HIf any ore
attempts TO haul down the American flag,
shoot him ON the spot The New Nation
lsye down Che following as rs platform; p
''rhe unconditional preservation Of the
Union, the perpe uity0f a republ can form
Of government, the unconditional, Univer-
sal freedom Of 81 men, the equal rights Of
all loyal American citizens before the law,
without regard 20 race or co o., the estab-
lishment Of systems Of general edueetion
throughout the length aud breadth Of cur
country, for the benedt of ali elssses, ire
spectiye Of race or color, the rights Of per-
secuted Union men everywherc, the inter-
ests Of high order Of civiiiza ION, oppress-
ed humanity and pure Christianity will be
| constantly, fearlessly and faithfully adyo-
ca ed and defended by the New Nation"
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New York Episcopal Convention.

INV loEE, September 2s.-At session
Of the Episcopal Convention, Ex-Governor
John A. King, after an address by the
Bishop ives concluded, offered the following
resoluti u, which was unanimously adopted
"RcsolrCd, Thsi this Convention cordial
Dr. respond 90 the sentiments presented by
the Bishop Ct the diocese, in his address re.
speciing toe return Of peace 70 our land, and
toe state of the Church in Southern do
ctses 4"
The Bishop. in his address. had said that
the Northern brethren should do all thai
10 them lies 10 re-establish the unity OF
the Church, and that there were 10 othei
spiriss b. b. fund within the pale Of the
Church thsn are 10 be found in the South
aud he YVES happy thus 10 testify 70 then
worth, and 10 express the estimation in
which they are held
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Smussmenfs
New Theatre.

o0RNER or UNION AND sUlnEk srREEr
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lNPoHrANr TO OrrIcrss WHO RAW BEES
fEIsoNEES.--The Seeo.d Controller hes iusi
given "a opinion Of Importance 20 officer.
who have been prisoners. He decided thai
commissioned aud n-commissioned Of
cersi captured by the enemy, aud retained
as rr soners Of war sitter the period Of the
expiration Of iher term service. are en-
titled 20 ne ssme pay and aiiosauce that
they would have been entitled 20, according
20 thef rafisi had they been actually IN The
service IN The United States, notwithstand
ing thf Hames Of others NAV have heen
substituted for theirs on the rolls. By his
captivity, an ofieor loses only the acciden-
al allowances that would accruc 70 him Is
aid-de-camp OF commander Of q company.
and the resfonsi bility for the care Of arms,
sfc.i which responsibility would have en-.
titles him % SO per month aadiiional,
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uNrrED STATES or AnEaIcA,
NIL : Ill.-nrl.L On. IEnNa- M 10

4 n inform stion having been fled in tie u.
a Iislri Z Court or said district by II. II ban
son. ESQ, u. s. Atoinsy for said district against ~
the righ,, te and interest Of r c. fo-tsr, Sd o
snd during d natural life TO srd ~ The house anl
10. on Nile stree, where said Fost nov re lde-
"a q lot fronting one hundred feet on said street
sn5 agsnst tie rents nov due and 20 become dni
the eOn alleging that the said Tsh, tiila and inter
est and the said rents hsd been ss'ze in said dis
t.ict as hnd as forfeited 10 The United ates FOL
cKuses m ntioned iH sad Information and alege'
10 be true, ard prRy ny for process 20 euorce tn
seizure AMI cunfsc -tion Of said properly. &c
Now, therefore, he eby give putlic nouce to a.
persons interested i sid properly 70 spptW b.
lore said Court On the 80 Mon 'ay m October mex
n thu Federal Court Room At the Capitol At Nash
vile 10 ssid di.trci n 10 clock p. NJ taen an
the e 20 PROFOUND their aims and make ihe.I ale
gaions on thst D half EDWIN r. GlAst tSks
Marshal q the Middle d 81 ict OF Tennessee.
ccti ltt
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Tho vicEsburg Herald OF The aOih ultima

says;
We are at liberty 90 state, what We have
known lor some dsys, that upon consultation
with a number Of the citizens Of tbs place,
Col samuel Thomas, commissioner Of the
Freedmsn's Bureau, has mnde a proposition
10 turn over the powers and duties OF his
Office, 90 far 81 they relate 20 Freedmen to
tbe civil suthoritits. At his request, Hon.
Waller Brooke Of this city, proceeded 70
Jackson on Saturday, to lay the subject be-
fore Gov. shnrkey. II this proposition Is
erecrted, the courts Of arbitration, Of which
we lnsde mention several days ego, will nj
be orqapized. their necessity being obviated'
We are truly glad TO hear tins, and We
tsust The Governor will promptly accept the
offer. The D a. has be n adopted IN Ala
bnma. and is working admirably. The onl y
questi. "a at al distssielul 70 say portion =
our people, is the reception Of negro eyi-
dence. but his Is only in eases where The
negro is interested. This is not a deoateabls
question, however. There Is ne issue OF me
sort inyolvef. Negro testimony IL alread y
received. The question is, shall this testi-
monv be received bef re our own Slate ON
Gers. or before the military iribunalsf We
prefer the former, very decidedly.
A telegraphie dispatch from Jackson, Nis-
sissippi, auuounces that Governor Sharkey
has accepted the proposition Of Col. Thomas
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Auction Sale Of Government
MnIes.

OTr1oE ASSISTANT QU1ETEEH.s rhA'
NssrrrIraE. InsE., ssI1 -, lsoo-
WILL, OFF aR Fer SALE @ fafile A -, o1 en-
TIA elovernuleni Corrals IN NashfeI ~ u
.he ioth daF of October le1t. 49, =. iarge
ufrrD1rTi- ElVERSMENr MILte -
---5-,-, sf.he-a mules are lsrsed =ilfi -. - -
ee-s,.-oo fg4nz recently neen tiills-l "a - rs
Toents igaTnr the service an1 ifoil. - AZ 3
- -t,ou al tbs Fcsf. sale % eei..-s $1,000
~ 49,, 49, = ~ - Ion OF Oct'ter ana eoo.-e.s
Al vnviil al TIE stock Is disposed o. i-'-'
IN siogsInssee,c W in - .cksy, Ghisf q y. Dept.
- oreef q co. - ~ b EfRz,
q Ieaes.sss. CAPS. snd a. Z. \.
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Naretzek commenced his opera SESSION in
New York with "Faust" aud TO crowded,
owe flowing house. He looked very dapper
and pienssnf. The new tenor lrfre is smsll
Intelligent, not handsome. His voice IS
pleasant, be sings B nbtural with esse and
above + l. delicat- and sweet. Bsllidl ap-
reared the fine srtist. Antonueci is basso
Of merit. Kellogg was fresher, more beam
ing. and in better voice than ever; she was
tenderly graceful, highly impassioned, and
elegantly dressed. The imported choristeri
did robly. . he audi ence was fashionable
beieweled aud enthusiastic. bennetts PA
waite box was empty and the Herald styles
Mareizek BLACKBOARD.
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DurF GREEN SrILL LIvEs-WHAT Ma. LIN
coin sAm.-Geaeral Duff Green is about to
publish letter reel ing toe conversation
which he had with President Lineolu Just
before the fsll O. Richmond. Mr.. Green IN
his interview, told Mr.. Lincoln that the
people Of the South wanted peace The
latter replied, Mr.. Green says IN this wise (;
If you want peace, come back into the
Union. and If you want slavery, or do not
want it, You can vote on the Constitutional
amendment cannot take back sny Of
my emancipation proclamation, but viii
Be liberal in amnesty 10 the Southern pso-
pie" This took place in the presence OF
General Weitzel and others.
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Three hundred orphan giris-us i,''i
Of soldiers are amongst the seven haharea
shipped from Mas achusetts .or washington
terrhory. Had ihey bsea negroes men
deportation would have been denounced -
II. ,,,,,-,rons outrage. But as they are only
whites. Gov. Andrews deserves e1eoi' 'oi
ssnd ne them of.
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Pennington, Of the Raleigh Progress, was
a candidate for the North Carolina State
Convention. He was little lame and came
out behind.
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Gen. BullerWas in Washington Thursday
On business with the wsr Department. I,
is about time that he resigned, but be does
no, propose 10 do so.
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We copy from the Petersburg Index the

We copy from the PeteFsburg index the
following, from one Of its correspondents;
a LADY MURDERED BY HER SERVANT
THE LYNCH Law APPLIRD.-Grsnyille county
y. C September ls.-A fearful tragedy was
enacted some days since, mar Buchanan, IN
this county. Mr.. Parthenia Harris, wlie o.
Hamsn Harris, was cruelty murdered by 6
negro woman, who formerly belonged TO The
family, and still resided with them Mrs
Harris was found dead in her yard, her head
having been crushed with rock so as I'D
heat out her brains. The woman was ar
rested on suspicion; confessed the deed, and
the neighbors executed summary punish
ment upon her by hanging her to a tree
No cause was fssigned for the act.
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srNpAY. oCToBER ], -.

Il was reported some Week' ago 'D@' : u.'ss
H;ekersoo had been 10 hidden by citizens q
Grundy county, to hold court m '''A' 'O'''-' ::
and that whilst be was holding e'u ~
COFFEE C sun v, al Maucheste-, be " sno'
al bv an ex-rebel soldier. Neilhsr u ~.
rspor,s was true. The Judge has heia ms
eoart, in 10th counties, ard had no din
Guilty whatever. He found the PeOP'e que,
and pescsable. aud snxious for 3 re'''f, O
the good old timeI which preNa''eu 0e'Oi'
the var
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mad Eulssions CuF5dl

r-une Ma. step hefors yon ili' = =
f-.-.'7 NO. - Nrr, t111e =
T. no a. Eaht 1u ocal rr
- II rr.irflIis1f uc1lleR Z ~
~ a. j have card .asls =
".--.-F .ls-l-.4 -fa1 naFH -
II 81 ars row arl rlfrl p = ~
=. rr- l-..s-s ari 1aair - i. -
~ r.rs.lI. laH
arf w. ard VT rFe go q
ss.s... 30 ail g a. --- n
az
AZ 49, Dr. MrilLli--.
us.ea stsasi rlsl- -. i.s.,ii
- 80 ar'a-
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A Georgis contemporary speaks Of ''black
republicans" The term is obsolete. Let's
hear IL no more.
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Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the rich dry goods
merchant. is building house in the Fifth
Avenue, New York, which is 60 cost $780,
GOO. In order 10 clear the site, he tore down
the famous mansion which sarsaparilla
Townsend built some ten years previous ct
a cost Of about S20O, 0oO. Mr.. Stewart is
married, but has no children.
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Notice.

no GOODS FOR suIPMEST WILL BE RE-
N .eived 81 The depo- e 81 thsN. 4 Q. and ~ 4 "
railroads b ore O'Clock a. m. or Ser o., ocE p.
no. Tue doors VII 0pen and close promptly q
n : ahoys hours. y b. lONEs,
sspt -, Ies5.-sep2t In station Agent
Gas-its, Pr - ssa Timss, BEnnsr End laspaiea
eop4 una u1rth
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WAGON HARNESS. &C.
Special Notice.

IL UNION VOTERS OF MONTGOMERY CO,
"a Ohio, IL this CITY CT stste, Nho desire tbe
election Of PANEL A. HAMS % Ne q
les Of Iueva -ffle snnrsrne Court. instead u John
e Love, who secured his Own o1a@..oh y
,isshono-sole n1sEns, can Be suPpile1 "a ploPs5
eckess y csilisx upon ne unoeIs.snsa >. - -,
personally or ~ ipiter - soon - possoei ~ %
reaar ior t. ,-fior - ch uskas place o. Tues
day. ogfober 10 kkl -
sspal-s,eS - No. Io7 Cherry earest.
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Government Coal at Private
Sale

OFEIcE CIHrF QuARTERMAsrER DIRT OF TESS.,
NASHVILLE Ssrt. 90. 1866
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND
Gao COO busheis Of Government. COsl in hsrgssY
are ready TO be disposed ofat private sale IN this
city. TIE Coal will be solo with thOut the
bsrges b. che single barge load or the lot THIS ls
q fns opportunity for the cliize Of Nashville 10
obtain Ireir supply Of Coal or the v nler o. low
rates Auy iniormation desired IN relation 10 the
same can 6e oh aned at this Office No. 10 Cherry
Street. A. J. MACKAl,
Colonel ard Chief QGa termsster,
octl-f Department Of Tennessee.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENCs FASHIONABLE
CATERS AND sHOES.
DREss nIAIEING.

LADIES' dresses made 10 the latest Psris It les on
the fhoriest notice lar and New York pstie N
constantly on rand. Preach Fluung sntstarn nlng
and eterT VanetT Of Machine 5tfcl3sg and En-
broidery executed 10 the neatet M n1tr u
"A. WILLIAMS & CO. :,
Is6 Wet Fourth 81, BET Race aud lin,
ssrqt3r, c ueinnsii o.
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lis reported that Gen. Gilmore goes 10
Mississippi to take Gen. slosum's place.
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NAsHvILLEANO DECATUR
C sz
RAILROAD LINE

7. GEs-Ts VA TED FOR 'THE sECkEf SKI.
"a vfl.r ne FLeld. the bungecn, and The =
- The most Llierestng and exeiiirg oeoA
- .,,t.fisi,ed. esntraciuZ Mr.. Richardson's IN
- 80 ssxpcrienee Tor iour yelrs; thfell 70
lS-ongh ne Soutn 70 The secret service q ~
ss1,,5f551e" Ii uil ahouni 10 sfirrlnz event. and
rontnin more o. the fscts Incident and nance o
- - ira spv cher u9ark published. send s1i
s---Uis-s- Addfers foNEA, BIOS, Co,
1ls ". tla airesf, ClneIa1s1, Oilio.
suria-suns- dtW.
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VaIuabIe Yarn for Sale,

O0O ACRES n 6rst elsss land ~ sale, miles
OtJU from Nashville, adjoining Tie plaaia'ion o.
Sea. ". 6. Hsrding, 10 good state q culuyaiion-
For terms sppiy 70 s. ". Chlldresss Attorney al
Iaw, Nashville, Tenn, No. ca Cherry street.
sep22-ame
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Sale Of 1000 Government H@

r. VIII oFFERF R SALE Al
rrnan aach Iass.'sT go
,--.-th 81 1.iofar. lsls. H 49,
,f.Hfrrrnl eIaaass rt tauaI
Tenn ... f-.f 81
fsftls vii Frotai'
rn-nf roraea ~ q. itaa- @
uiEIla f0 uu1ehase.
81 Z7-Zit
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R.gfilVERsA-sVoct
o.
DOCTOR MCGlu,
g0FsEIg FHTGCiAa,
~ TgF rgEkTHs.I - 49,. +
rl1gsIya dM VIII $780,
CFHEE aIl4lii :. AA
Flaa VLllE, N1anA-al

For further information IN resail Y
the skillful success in the tfea.i-'.l. ~.
disease. the reader is referred % '.-
20 THrs.prurlos and MAElrA q
Two large volumes, lste edl4on o. 49,. -.
the best work In The lll l5.., - -,
where you win End Dr.. Ac5i-. a-,.
standing parallel with the best - 80
mon Of the age in the treatment. Y. n,
eeses Of women. Foral diseases = -
advertisement satisfaction e 80
teed With my general pfaa-'' w
tLo c,IlnyyfnF
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Ole aalissfs Smith,

Che dHISSes SlalIh,
(DAusHrEus or RT. REv. B. B. SMITH, D ,
HAVING permanently secured a very Commo-
lious and Pleasant House surrounded By At
active Grounds, IN SOUfH FRANKFORT, Ken
lucky are prepared to receive INFO their Family 4
limited number Of Young Ladies, for the pulrose
Of imparung to them Refined, Religious, and com
nleie Educaton. their long experience a. teachers
giving them they trust, some claims 20 assume the
res possibility
ET The Rev. DR.. Norton vii tsze Classes IN
Moral and Mental Philosophy ard Belle Letsres.
TERs1 rsA sEssIoN on rEEsrl wEEKs;
Tuition. Bird Washg slGO French....-...----...slo
Voeai Music........-. 25 Instrumental Music 80
. o..
Psymentz required Tor each session IN advance.
For further Informs i0n, apply % Misses Smith or
Rev Dr. Norton, Frankfort Ky. sepZE2H
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Haldly ETs- Sr. 5. aal nm h. -

Fotrih appssrsrce Of Miss A..
~uthcrland, The scot.ah N.rhtn- IS ~,
Queen o. sncE.
tllss wees q the LauCreauN Slater.
roefin appearance ci t1e Emmett H.
ths-rs 2 TIER we1sierili Irapsr- A.
Misses Clara hlrlcn, C.ara kr..er. kfee gh-s.
Ms r. Is q ~. Eanny hlilingtoa, Jizae ID
- ? &C. tlchan D. hsrr.sol, etc, o.c.
Mr. lien " hseter, ne irIrliiahfe Dr. L.
1oiieaitl an1 vocalist, b -u.iua ular .av.-.|
-u1ce soc.
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ID, -sa-acaon; Ehcuus,.ian, 49, -.
T.1--H. ni1aassa OF ne llroa-i 49, ..-ls1
9IT d In--r, F'GuraF. PANS oe 1900 "a
D.seaaasof Toe hcru 1ul ~ 49, go
r.. 5fsr-.rr. Nsu-rl-ia. E.rFs = -. Il
Ti.,fsrss. D.rraaaa q. ile hJla D
trrrn. I7suepsia CT lnise1- oni ~ ..--srs Fl
'---fbe- affn ID Fri waite 1870.
E9farnnea OF the Lrinot4
Ts zee laciol' -. 49,
All ffaaf1rs a. Gee tlolia 49, + -
mo- ffarl.sf lss.l-a1 VIC hals L 49,
- L r7-iaa-rrF Er provo ai.I 100 90
l. ths-Ir .1.I l1.. q iart 1faa
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WIDOW McGOWAN's REEL.
WIDOW McGOWAN'S REEL.
WIDOW Mc6OWAN'S REEL
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In ChsnceFy al Carthage.
SEPTEMBER RULES.

Elizabeth Cardsel 9. al
on rnotion it ssisf sctorily appeared to The Clerk
and Master that the be r. Of Ez beth Csrdweh de-
ceased, fo-wit: Joseph Cardw H., Caroli0e Lysle,
and her husband Afr d bysle, Samuel Csrdsell,
Hudson GsidWell, Lemutl Cardwell and Mar ha
CaIdWel are non residents OF Teunssse@. Il Is
therefore ordered thsths Cross Bill re revived IN
the name OF sad hers, and thai pub cation
DO made iu the Nashville Union, PUBLISHED in
the City o. Nashville, Tenness c, requIrng sal 4
non resid MS to appe~r and cou1Dla naDt 5
bill on or btfote Novfmber Rules Qs65) or the me-
will bs takea for confessed. and SIT flr hearing er
farfe As TO them. d. Il. CAMPBELL. G. & n.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
Cur celebrated
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-18
Address of President Johnson to Delega
ton of PennSylVaniauS.
WASHINGTON, Nav 4.

To day the Committee, of which Hon.
Simon Cameron was chairman, appointed
at meeting at Harrisburg, Pa, last Thurs
day evening, to present the resolutions
adopted at that meeting to President
johnson, had an audience with Mr.. John
son for that purpose.
The committee were accompanied by Hon.
Thaddeus Stephens and other prominent
Pennsylvanians. In presenting the resolu-
lions Mr. Cameron said