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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-08
ORGAN. Gold and silver Mining

CrGsus Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-Tha sale of the above named COM
pany, advertised to take place on the 9th day Of
April, has been postponed until SATURDAY,
the 18th day of April, 1865 at the same hour and
place. Delinqutnts will take notice, that there
positively be no further postponement. BY order
of the Board of Trustees.
aps I'd UP. FOUTZ, Sec'y.
Cr9sus Gold and Silver Mining
Company-There will be meeting Of the above
named company held at the Office of George
Hunt, in Gold Hill, on TUESDAY EVENING,
April 18th, 1865, at o'clock P. NJ. Punctual at
tendance Is requested, AZ business of Importance
will come before the meeting.
J.P. FOUTz, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 6, 1865 aps I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-08
h RU SH Z 81,

Ivory, Buffalo Horn, Mother Of Pearl, Ma
hoeany, Satin Wood, ETC., carved and plain
Hair, Flesh, Hat, Infant, Cloth, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-08
PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C.M. CORNELL, Graduate Of the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy. (Class l64e.)
A guarantee Is offered that Prescriptions and
Medicines will be dispensed accurately.
REMEMBER Jones' Building, four doors South
ofTaylor street. mh7 Imp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-08

I I see that some OF the up-counIy papers
have been chewing at my figures in regard to
the Internal Revenue Tax on advertisements
paid by the several papers OF San Francisco,
and among others the generally well-posted
Sacramento Union has attempted corrections.
Now, have only to say that my first figures
were taken from memory, and lacked few
dollars Of being exactly correct, but they
come nearer the mark by a long shot than
those since published by the Union. ! have
since obtained the exact figures of the re-
ceipts from advertising up to January LIST,
1856, on which the different papers alluded to
have paid the tax since the law went into ef
feet, little over two years since. They are
- kollorps.
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9}aBilrIlle alnion.
FRIDAY, DEcEMBER %, lss5.


The reprol Ct this gentleman has
mas been published By the New York
Tribune It is Of vast length, and as
entertaining as German romance. he
set cut on his travels IN Seeessia evil
IDENTIFY impressed with certain ideas
ana opin ions, and soughtin every quar-
ter, means Of confirming them de
succeeded 70 his hearts content he
has alfsys been impractioa6ie ana an
reliable, aoes nat understand the Amer
ican people. OF the maohinery Of our
Government As he grows older he
may become better informed but we
doubt whether he viii ever make 3
safe and iudicious counsellor. In 1860,
ina speech At ST Louis, hresthing blood
and sulphur. he challenged the South
ern disuuiorists to the issue Of reyolu-
ton. and promised to throttle them
and hold the South IN subsection with
o.s Esadrsa figl.salid men he misun-
derstood the power snd capacity Of the
South then, IS he miBundeTstands, In
many respects, the feelings and inten-
tons of the South now. Whilst we be-
ieve him honest and patriotic, we
most prefer the opinions Of President
johnson, Gen. Grant, Gen. Sherman
ten. Wood, and other distinguished
civilians End soldiers TO his. So will
De county,.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Maa-r--urw- 49, H. o. ice

MH u IN > OF FIOF, Z
NASHVILLE TESN, Dec p, 1865. I
DROPERTf oWuers on Church Street % Line
street, between summer and College, and on
Cherry street, batusen Church nd Cellar are here
~ noufed 70 conins.t silne cuIbing and stone and
btck pavement, VII reVer is Il reGuired, according
% he specifications sed grades which Will BE- fur
nshed By the CITY kng neer- II said work is not
Commenced wilma ten days from this date, and
pushed rapidly 70 complet on, the G Mira tor for
tie street Work vii be notified 70 construct said
ne properly owner.
dsc22 m v MATr BROWN Msrnr
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General sheridan as a Regulator of
Trade.


By the following extract from the
New Orleans True Delta it appears that
Gen Phil Sheridan is dealing with the
internal affairs of the Crescent City
with firm hand
The magazine near the Barracks, on
the left bank Of the river, is in charge
Of the keeper appointed by the city,
and our merchants are thus provided
with = place to store powder where it
will be safe, and from which they can
draw it as required by the demands Of
trade. The manner in which this hap
10y state OF things was brought about is
narrated by the reliable gentleman to
be as follows: The order was issued by
Gen. Sheridan for Mayor Kenndy to
take the powder-house Oh the hands OF
the depot Quartermaster, and open it
under charge Of a responsible man,
the merchants aaying complained that
they were without place in which to
keep ammunition. The Mayor paid no
attention to the order, and consequently
IN day or two was reminded of It by
Gen Sheridan Then the protest was
written by the Mayor, which we have
noticed, but returned without comment
because It was considered disrespect
ful, and as no further notice was taken
Of the order, General Sheridan sent for
His Honor. Dr. Kennedy, armed with
law books and other documents, march
ed into headquarters, and in charac-
teristic speech endeayoFed to convince
the General that his action was illegal
After the Doctor concluded, it is re-
corded; that General Sheridan quietly
remarked: "Mr. Kennedy, if that
magazine is not open 10 morrow for re
ceiving and issuing the ammunition of
merchants, under charge Of a keeper
appointed by you, there will be a new
Mayor Of New Orleans by sunset
Here was a very unexpected and unde-
sirable snag in the way that the Doctor
wisely declined coming in contact with.
He appointed the required keeper at
once.
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hoW much better is this state Of ar
fairs than thst winch vas complained
OF iu che days Of plantation manners
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H8e Nev York Times Of the 2Sd, says
"I1.e ticket sent 10 this Office for the
dinner Thursday night at the AstOr
Hc.ise. mysteriolisly disappeared from
tne city editors deck, and our reporter
Nss under obligations 10 the commit
ace ior another pasE when the din.
yer vrs half over. The tickets were col
l,cted, and by o singular coincidence,
the very next man 10 our reporter
handed olt cur ticket, which be said
some one had given TO him The re
sllt was. that ha was compelled TO pay
s. Tor Die dinner and endure the incon-
ycusence OF battery Of wondering
cyea Several other tickets disappear
edaj the came time, among them one
fog the 7lsi Regiment Bali Its pre-
zumcd that they will not be presented
alter this exhibition
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GBLL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY Thu
~ tollowing are the rAies asd by Thus. :. MARI
BROKE Z, corner Of Un'on and C7Ilera street for
met IRE II money 1hsse quotations are Habie 10
f1ct lsse. but ~ be depended on a agf8eient
length Of time for the rrmittsnees q b rereiyed
oy mai or express, II forEarded without delay.
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Troubles with CoIOred People in
south CerOIiua.

EoAbACe WIN OOAeEe0 EeOple 40
South Carolina.
A dispatch from New York, dated
the 25th, says:
A letter from Charleston saws the
difficulty between the freedmen and
the planters on the islands along the
South Carolina coast still continues. A
party of old prOprietOrs, accompanied by
Two Of Gen Sickles staff officers, re
Gently went from Charleston 10 James
Island for the purpose of having 4 con
ference with the negroes. On approach
ing the island in their boat they were
confronted by about sixty armed ne
groes, who would listen 10 no explsna-
tons, even from the army officers, but
threatened to fire on the first one of
the party who stepped ashore. Two
regiments Of regular troops were after
wards sent 10 the island to put the
freedmen under better subsection.
Army officers in South Carolina are
using every exertion TO dispel the IN
precision of colored people that the
Government designs securing them IN
possession of plantations. General Sax
ton, Assistant Commissioner of the
| Freedmen's Bureau for the State, ad-
dressed them on the subject at q large
| public meeting on Thursday last
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A writer in the Paris (Ky.) Western
Citizen says: r T. Davis, ESQ. who
has introduced all the measures toward
relieving ConfederAtes Of their disabili-
ties in the Legislature, is from Bour.
bon county, and son Of the Hon. Gar.
rett DAxis
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AGaINsT PUBtIc PouCY.- resolu.
ton has passed the North Carolins Leg
stature directing the Attorney Gene
RAJ OF the State 10 prosecute. for for
FIXTURE Of charter, any railroad compa-
ny in that State that grants 10 any per
son or company the exclusive right 70
express freight on its road. Such A
contract is declared to be against pub.
lie policy.
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ImPeaehment Of be President.

Several times during the past sum
mer We had occasion TO comment upon
declarations made by ultra radicals Of
their intention 70 attempt TO impeach
President Johnson That this was q
part Of the programme Of the violent
E1sz Who have been thwarted By him,
we have no doubt. It Is still their in
tention to make the venture, but they
may be constrained 70 abandon it, in
the event Of a failure to secure in ad
vance pledges from a majority Of Con
gress
The following memorial, which has
been printed in Boston, and sent out
here, for sig. satures, viii inform the
reader Of the grounds on which the Ill
trss base their proposition. It will be
noted that they profess to believe the
President holds his Office through VIC
lations of the Constitution, that be has
violated laws Of Congress, and usurped
authority not delegated to him.
There can be no doubt Of the anthem
ITCHY Of this memorial Itwas furnish,
ed US by gentleman of high character
and responsibility:
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". MATT. BROWN. Ma,or

MAYORS OFFICE.
NAsHvILLE, TEsN., Dec. 81, 1865. I
DR0PERTY owners on College ard Market
i streets, between the Square and Brood street.
are hereby notified 70 construct new stone or brick
payements, or 10 reset the old ones wherever il is
required, in urJanne with the specifications RDd
grades which vii be furnished by the Cry gneneer
% apph cstion. sad work must be commenced
within ten days from this date, and pushed RAPIDLY
2 comnleton, OF the city sil contract Elh parties
IT the sane, and the expense viii be charged 70
ne property owners.
dec2i ". MATT. BROWN. Msyor
OFFICE U. s. DIRECT TAX CONN .ssIUNERs.1
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TEsE November s;h, 1855.
TUE United States Direct Tax on Lands snd ots.
Il in re county Of Davidson, remaining due and
unpad, vii be rece yec AZ this Ice unil tie slst
Day q December neXL
2. P. FERRY,
A. A. KYLE,
h. p. CONE,
noFI-uli iaul Commissioner
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Dlll1ass sssssss.sas ssasss.s ~
vouchers ....-..............88
Tennessee B lnds 50
Davidson comfy bonds7O
l. 4 n. R. r. Script rs
The shove bonds are
bought with coupons,
f,Om 1861 included.
n Carolina Coupons 50
Memphis city Coupons 40
Tennessee Coupons. 30
Georgia Coupons $3.50
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boz LOulsElIIs and Cincinnati.
Snllh Coanty ooarl a oarthsge, tenn

rs o. BIZ, to eel land. SJANUART RUS
Joseph Bofusn and Others. January Isl, 1SeG.
IN this cause Is sppesring 10 the satisactan o.
he Cerk that the DESCENDANTS. knrie Isham, James,
Frsokln, rs he, Nan y and sarah Boman, reside
beyond the limits o. TIE State 80 that the ordnsry
process OF law cannot Be served upnn them q 10
thereiore ortered that publication Be- sde N The
NashTlle Union newspaper published IN the city
Of Nashville, for Jour successive weeks, :. curing
sald de'endsnis 70 eppeEr a. the Feorlsry term o.
tle County Court q smith county. to Be had AZ The
Cccrt house. II he toEn Of Carlhsre, on the ersi
ho1asy n February nsxf, QSs5i thea aad there %
peae, snssef o. eemur 70 cuusplsinauf's Ill., O. De
serne sil b taken Tor confeassd and ~ dogn 81
hrsrog 81 pErie, 20 shen
ess3s-tiE XIV, TURRER, CAN
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No. 222.

ElOR SALE. or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
= CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind proper
~ rs folios-; two story Fune House in peTfsci
repair, newly aiuted, on second tank Of the ohio
river IN fuli Viea o. ~ the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, eupooarts, pan,ry, cellar snd
AKA Wood shed, sc 81. House stands So feet
b x from one street and 20 ieet from the other
Lot ~ on the corner, COX o. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each. on lot
le0Xl7O, With rear fence; cistern to ssch house,
snd well for both. Al valued 81 Sl2 900.
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IMPOKTANT RESOLUTION IS REFERENcE
TO RAILROADS The following is the
full text of Mr.. Washburne's resolu-
ton, introduced in the House Of Re
representatives., with regard to the
rights Of railroad companies:
Res0lged, By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States, in Congress assembled, That ev-
cry railroad company in the United
States, whose roads are operated by
steam, their successors and assigns,
be and are hereby authorized to carry
upon and over its connections, boats,
bridges and ferries, all passengers,
troops, Government supplies, mails,
freights and property, on their way
from any State to another State, and 20
receive compensation therefor.
Messrs. J. L. Thomas, of Maryland,
and Rogers, of New Jersey, opposed it
on constitutional grounds, but it new
ertheless passed by yeas 81, nays 81
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A dispatch from Washington says a
call, headed by General Grant and sign
cd by number Of other distinguished
officers Of the army and navy, has been
issued for public meeting to take into
consideration the best means Of pro
viding for disabled veteran soldiers and
seamen, and forming permanent mil
itary association which shall have their
welfare as its object
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CANADIANS BEooH q ANERICANs.-It is
not merely the EG. opean enigrRnts who
have arrived at Canadian ports during the
year, that have moved almost el aasss 10
the United States ~ sett ers, but the old
time residents Of both Csnadas, Of both
the French aud English Stoke, have been
migrating thitherwsrd, or rath.r westward
in huge numbers. Some Of the districts are
almost dePspulated, and many Of the cities
are largely depleted. The emigration is TO
= great extent OF course, fom the young
and enterprising classes, whs see better op-
portunitiss and better prospects in the
United States than Canada A good share
Of them are going 20 our Southern cities, or
10 take a part in cotton planting, from
which such large returns are certain. They
viii and room, abundance and welcome in
any part of this gtcat country, and can find
elima'e or occupation 10 suit any fancy -
Ncu YORK. ztmss
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Central Railroad Bank s.
Geatg ga Railroad aud
Banking CompaDy....si
Bank Of Middle ga -.....65
Marine Bank...............e5
Bank Of Augusta .........25
Augusts Iusursnc .......i0
BANK Of Athens....--......31
d" Columbus ......l2
Z" Empire State. ~
unvo If
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No 225.

DOR SALE-A small Farm Of 80 Acres. on the
Il Brick Church Pike, miles Forth Of NashYil e,
we'll improved. Frame house OF zee rooms, at
tie, hall and kitchen. TSo springs, ans young or
ehsrd OF COO frut trees. IN beginning 70 bear ap-
pies, peaches, plums ehsrries and plums, eli well
enclosed Si3J per Horei one-balf cash, balance
IN one year. Possessi'n given January LIST, 1855.
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A WashinEton dispalrh .lr, ihe nre.

A Washington dispatch says the pres
sure upon heads Of departments for
eierSships has increased enormously.
Most OF the Senators Snd Representa-
tves have half = dozen special cases for
favorable consideration There are no
vacancies 70 be filed in The depart
mehts. On the contrary, nearly two
hundred clerks have been discharged
in the various bureaus within ten DAYS
past, because their services are no long
er required.
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Judge Matthew Il McAlister. the
hrst nited States Circuit Judge ever
appointed for California, died at San
Francisco on the 18th Of December
He Was a native Of Savannah.
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A performances for the benefit Of the
widow Of Stonewall Jackson, was given
last Saturday morning st Roig a Nc
DonOugh's theatre, Mobile. Mile Zoe
volunteered for the occasion. She had
Just finished = highly successful engage
ment in that city.
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70 The House,of Representatives. Of the United
States, ~ regard 70 tie TmPeaeLMent Of
Of Presidepf johnson.
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Will lesye Nashville every Tuesday and Friday.
aud Cincinnati eye'y Wednesday and Saturday.
Au claims aEansi fbe anoge Company vii b ad-
iusted, on pr seniation, by
a. A SPIN ER 4 Co, Special Agta.
dec2s- n Corner Church and ColleFs e.
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s0luIEzs or rHE REveLuuoS-The \.
i. Tribune says the War Of the Ameri-
can Revolution closed about eighty
three years sro and Il is announced
that Of ell abe mhny thousands that
once figured as Revolutionary soldiers
on the pension rolls OF the Government,
barely tEo Icmhin--Wm Hutehins. Of
peuobsooL Maine, and samuel Cook, OF
C.arudon. Orleans county, New York.
Several have died within the last year,
aud Il may be that 1850 viii witness
she CLOSING OF The books We trust the
Government win promptly announce
she TACT by proclamation or military
general order, and that the death Of the
lsst Revolution ary soldier will be 6tly
and generally sommemorated.
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The New York Evening Post, for
many years one Of the Rblest and most
influential and consistent anti slavery
journals 10 this country, in s leading
article on the 22d inst, reviews the
aims and objects Of Messrs. Sumner,
Stevens, Bingham and Wilson, on the
one side. and the President, and MessrF.
Daolittle, C5wan and Raymond on the
other ard concludes, by defining it's
position as follows
With the objects Of the more extreme Re
ruol.cars, theu, this journal coniesses a
moost srdsni sympaihg we are determined,
Oh lar 81 we cau ASH &, that every man IN
every state Shall enjoy not only his civic
ta- IS political right; we pledge ourselves
NOAH and lelceIBrih 10 the party which shall
surely ans tuumphnutly carr this point;
6ut 81 10 the method b. which ulu end Is %
be- reached, we inciine Lo the views Of the
President as the moro liberal, just and wise
uuI Iati0lal s. stem IS peculiar in style as
veil O. prnnip pc, aud beeause We believe L
bettertlll any cher, We arc Wiling 10 trust
90 now ls iu times past 49,
10 Is with great pleasure we hail this
able Journal az q oolaborer with the
President, who, whilst seeking 10 re
store TIE Southern States 70 their rela-
ticns with tho General Government
will We are well satisfied, see that the
coi0Ted people are secured their rights
The political water are very quiet at
u,iB time Next week Congress re-as-
rembles, and we may expect commo-
tion. We hope, however, the majority
10 that body will come together in 8
spirit Of compromise, and agree TO aid
the President IN the work Of restoring
she relations Of the late rebelli0uI
States 30 the general government
There is uonsed OF division. All tina
the Government has right 10 demand
can lie secured. under the operations o
the Presidents policy and none bet
Ter has yet been suggested. What j
lls States have not come fully up q
the msih on Tie question Of protection
Co ths freedmen 10 is in the pOwsl
of Congress, the constitutional amend
m,nt having been adopted, TO set tina.
mEttcr right and but little more il
necessary.
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A little man, whose legs were dis
tressingly tangled was staggering
along Union street yesterday Asked
Bozzy Of Nozzy-"why is that little
man Ike an OYSTER Cant say.
Because he is slways Ia 1i0lior."
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No. 227.

E1oR sALE-DWELLING-No p North High
Street, formerly occup ed By Mr. William 3
and desrably lOcsted residences in Nashville, with
H1i the modern Improvements, gts, wafer. Ester-
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, car
rage house, wood hOuse. In I'D iiuon there are
double Window ssshes attached 10 the dwelling, to-
gether wah tue lauudry room, with stationary
Wsrdrobes, drawers, shelves, &c, &c. Nes hbor-
hood perhaps UNSURPASSED. Price $4,000; one
naii cash balance one year, interest and len
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No. 2sI.

ElOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM Of $40
aeres-l50 eiearef, on the Wilson Pike, one
ulhe irrm Brentwood. LArgs tso-stoty Frame
DEelluE good spIng, &C. POSSESSION Rlven in
mediateiy sod VIII lease for two years ct SO per
acre We think that large suounf Of money can
b made BY the lessee Of his farm.
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A Coon 'Us-Tbe New York Tri-
bune tells the following good story
about the Mayor of Southern city:
In city in Georgia there suddenly ap-
peared5 on every corner and every board
ienee, large posters bearing the dreadful
enhrsetsre, "a red, r c, B. Immedia ely a
nesting Of the city authorities wss called
add 81 order Issued 70 iesr down the ircen
diary eocuns7ts- The police were Instruct
e. = use more than usual vigilance, ard q
regiment Of militia was organized TO fore
lend the impending calsmity. Ths posters
suddenly disappeared. Soon q lone, unas-
suming man appeared at the Mayors office,
asking the Mayor to use bis authority to
prevent the destruction Of his posters, which,
a. much expense, be had put up in adyeGtis
ing MS legitimate business.
Your posters What pOsters?" asked
The Mayor.
Those," answered the man, (Which the
police tore down yesterday, with R. C. B. on
thsm."
Why. declare ." responded the Msyor
4 thought they were incendieTy papers
and meant Rise, COLORED BRETHEES ="
Oh, mol" said the visitor, ''those letter.
stand for RaDWkT's COUGH BALsAN"
Only that, and nothing more 70
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Il appears that the cholera is sgain
raging in portions Of Asia, and that in
addition TO the scourge, the locusts
have also made their appearance.
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No. 900.

NOR RE NT-Five rooms 10 third story, south
Il west corner Cedar and Cherry street. for tNo
yssrs fson January lst, 1866. al 500 per annum
and $500 bonus Thee rooms are we'll located for
business o1iees, and cheaper than any We know
ot-sveraging sl3 80 per monlh tor each.
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The New York Anti.SlAvery Standard
terms Mr. Stewards proclamation, an.
nounoing the ratification Of the Consti-
tationAl Amendment s sham rAti6ca.
tlon
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The Mur!reesboro Monitor will ap-
pear next week in An enlarged form
1t is ably edited and elegantly printed