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THE
Public Schools


ruHESR schools vii be opened for the distrihu-
i tion Of Tickets for admission u the .iolioSing
Sa Monday AndTuesdsy, Septea Der 18th. ard
18Th from IAN. TO l 2 NJ a. the Hosard Birding
oilsze BID 70 pfsupls residing south Of s0uth-
onion street. and Claiborne District.
On Wednesday and Thursday Se-teTnbeg 18th
and l4fh 10 pun g between south Z ion and UniC a
streets g. Hume huiit ing. ccnrer OF Broad 81 d
Spruce ftreets, from : m to pm.
on Friday aud SATURDAY., SebteIu0er 10Th and
18TH 70 those residing north Of Uu,on street 70 me
extent Of he city limits IN that direeon, AZ Ire
Hvnes building curner cf SJmmer and Line streets
IA The syIne hours Of the days as bsl0re-
Tine afteut on OF Parents and t4uaruans u 1es-
peetf llIy called 70 the following ord naree estab ish
"a Nv the CITY Authorities In Reference 10 the Public
schools Of Nashville
All 1hlte children who have STAINED the age OF
sir nus whose parens or gusrdisns are resldeuts
Of re city Of Nashville tied, under the or
tne BENEFITS Of the Pubic Schools shall be adm u 4
into the school for which they are respectively
oualified by obtaining ceTtitc ste iOm the super
intsndept Provided dlrGts that they are not abog-
/ inc under auy contagious disease, and have teen
! ysc.ino.ed To "a i ticket of admission into IL
Public Schools, the follow ng note shall be aided
1 ssTh;s ticket must be presented within one week
/ from q te, or he seat will be ior.eted."
! p All applicants for ADM sion must BE- sccom
/ usDied by their parent or ggarcian. ana no pup
4 char bs spoTed 10 re; an ms connection with sny
OF the Public Schools unless he IL rsgu acly furnish
| ed by his parents, guardians, or otuerwisa Will
books and other cOnVenleaces necessary for IN
/ prosecution OF his 5 udles. vi hn one week from
/ The time they may be requ red All BOOKS urnl 81
| ed by the BosTd must bs rsturned 10 the TEA he
upon the pupils leaving school.
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SALE OF
Block-House Timber.


ENGINEER OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TESs., Sept Gih, 1860
C,FAIED PROP ssAt s viii be reessed at n 3
- ONE until September 2Ih, 1870, lor me plit-
cbare Of sll Block horses built by The nited les
m the former DEPARTMENT Of the Cumberland, e1-
cep,ipe G. ose 10 thu ieieB'e Of Nashville and SnN-
tsuo "a, md those ct Bridgeport, sla ana Nihte-
side, enn. With the bl5cE houses De IN ilu-
ded all timber car spd hsuled 70 the block 4n-5s'
Though M ramed), and ell quarters Tor the oioeA-
SpaTst pro ossIs will be received FOR lumber Guy
for Lighthouses and left in the woods. OWneis "
H., Der cut BIT not hauled, and VINO have Dol 6tte
raid nav retain the,r lumber on return oi th5
vopebers or reeeip given them.
Tie number and lOca ion OF each piocE house
should he carefully stated. hese Diocs mouse
are along The Lousyills aud NASHVILLE Railroad 10
The STATE line, from Edgeheid Junct Oh 70 Clarks
vile on the North Western Ra lrosd, the NasnVi le
Decatur and Stevenson RAJ 10 "a, the NashVl ie 81
Uhstt NOON Rsilroa1, the East Tennessee she
Georgia kailrosd snd W. hshroad- lhel
c ,rtaif from thirty 10 one hundred thousand leei
b m OF timer, and vsrisbl- quantity Of lumber
Detailed in fofmston can Re Obtained al this ONCE
Terms cath in government nds.
Bidders are invited TO be present 81 the openlnl
1 OF lids.
BY command o! Major Gerenl TH,N,s
W 4. MERRILL,
sep7-lCt Col. lst US v Engineers.
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MISSISSIPPI AGairs.

A Paragraph has been going the
rounds Of the newspaper press, sta
ting that a collision OF authority be
tween GOV Saarkey and the United
States Military authorities in MIssis
sippi had arisen, and would probably
lead TO the resignation Of the Cover
nor. The following dispatch from
Jackson 70 the Cincinnati Commercial
viii show what probability there is Of
such a result The President evident
ly has fun confidence IN Gov. Sharkey .
JACKSON, MISS Sep. 4
] learn that General Slocum, com
handing the Department Of Mississip-
pi, has issued to-day, by direction Of
President johnson, a very important
general order, IA which he directs all
officers of his department 10 otter no
interference whatever with the organ.
ization OF the State militia, IS provided
for hv the proclamation of Governor
Sharkey.
lie epioins upon all his officers, in
case any difficulty should arise be
tween the Federal troops and the State
militia, thst they take no action in the
matter without consulting the depart.
ment commander President John
sons instructions look 10 the gradual
suppression OF the Federal troops by
State militia, 10 diminish the national
expenses.
General SlOcums order is considered
70 De Of great Importance, as fixing de-
nnitely the policy Of reconstruction 10
be followed in Mississippi.
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The LOUISVILLE Democrat Of v..,.-s.-
says -
An attempt at one Of the most bor-a,,.
crimes known 70 thelbw, that Of son -
aering has agrd mother, was made in ~
Guy aooui half past 10 O'Clock last night h
sPPears that John Chrisholm about tbet
between Msin and the river. go tsr -,
the influence Of liquor that be we = ,,s-f.,,
demon. Men he entered his mother r.
monsirated with him in regard 40 he
course be was pursuing, when he seized bar
BY the throat aud choked her until She -.
nearly insensible, when he threw her ON the
door uDd best her IN most horrible man
uer. Her injuries are such thai il il f.sre5
they will prove fatal The brute in human
shape was arrested at a late hour last nigbt
by officers Needy, Frailor sud Mckinney.
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We republish this morning, sn arti-
Gle from Memphis cotempOrary, on
the subject of the Merchants tsx in
this State. It is worthy the serious
consideration of our lawmakers. If
the present high rates Of taxation on
merchants are to remain, the great
mass Of the mercantils business Of the
State viii be transferred to commercial
marts outside Of Tennessee The poll.
cy adopted by our legislature, at its
last session, may be advantageous tenn
pOrarily; but, in the end, it will prove Of
paramount injury.
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ia THE fItEAT1IENr ~ DHkl5Es. "a
6isuWhIN6 HIA VITA SUCCESS rs
OTHER STATES, A8 ar ls ~
EaaHH LIS, TEeuikHEE
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A Bargain

~ = sold, Portable 9 x.Hosse Power EaTipe
= WIN nee doue.e -ctirg pump, large euan'
~ Sc iaaEs, two BEglns, lao SETS Of hsrness crs
- mute, large qusnt.iy Of neg shedding lumber
49, @9e qlAnuiy ~ tools, 6c; also : Platform
-. g. ne aoove vii b sold cheap, and can b.
tofy On ~ az ., sory Robersons Old Fss.
sepe-ss' 80 ~ ''s1 A.0h'
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1890 Copies selling Per Day!

TENHE most interesting and exciting book ever pub
i lished, emb acing Mr.. Richardson's Dnpariilel-
ed experience for four year.. Travelling through
the Scutn IN the secTes serves Of the Tribune AZ
the outbreak II the war it'll our es aad fleets,
both EAST and West dining The first two years Of
the Rebellion; his thrilling capture his cOntine-
ment for twenty months IN seven different Tebsl
pIisoas; his escape and almost miraculous ioTrneF
bY night OF nearly 400 miles, Il will abOund in Sur
ring evenIs, and contain more OF the fact, incident
and romance Cf the var, than any work yet Iub-
ished. Horase Greedy says Of il:
"a great many books VIII yet be written concern
ing this war in addition 10 the many already in
or ut but rot one Of them will give, within slm-
lar compass, e clearer, fuller, more readable a.
count, entirely frCm personal serVaton, of the
nsture, animus purposes, tendencies, and nstTu-
mentsites OF the slavehoders' rebellion, than does
the unpretsndng narrative tf Mr. Richardson"
Teachers. ladies, energetic young men, aud es-
peciay retained and disabled officers and soldiers,
n want OF prOhtsbe employment, Will had it par
tcuarly adapted to their condition. SeHd for cir.
cuars ADDRESS
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn
ScRANroN BURR, Agents sep5-it
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FNgTVEEe OFFICE.

ENGINEER OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, Aug. 18th, 1855
CEALFD. PROPOSALS vii be received a. this
~ Office emil the latn OF September, lsl5, for TIC
purchase OF The folloWing Ss- Mile, VIZ:
One Iane Rodey Sas Mil, 81 inch circular sEW.
10 ineh cy uder 20 inch stroke, II foot boiler, 81
LynnVlle, Tenn
NO lane q Dyer Portable ssv Nils st chstta-
One Lane Bodley Polts.le sas Mills st Ctatls-
0se Single Maehiae, Pays Patent, at Chstsa.
nooga- .r.
Tee Mills sre al IN god runnirg order
Fu3ther IufoTu1si;t n shout those IN ChsttsnoNga
can be obtained from L. Col. A-FoN, lst q ) v
v Eneineers as Chattanooga The Necessary build
iugs VII be incl lded ia The sale.
A wrirteh guarantee Of two responsible parties
must accompany esch BID he governmsnt re-
serves The rignt 10 REJECT shy bd deemed TOO low.
Rdders are invited % le present a the opening Of
hids.
BY order Of The Chief Engineer.
WM r. MERRILL
,pg9r.td ColIs y : w EngIneers
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An act ito establish Bureau for the |
Relief of Freedmen and Refugees,
was enacted by Congress on the Sd Of
March, 1865. To the said Bureau was
committed the supervision of all aban-
doned lands and the control of al
subjects relating to refugees and freed
men, under such rules and regulations
as may be prescribed by the head Of
the Bureau and approved by the Presi-
dent.
The act put this Bureau under the
management and control of Aeommis-
sioaer, to be appointed by the Presi-
dent by and With the advice and con-
sent of the Senate. The President is
also empowered, in like manner, to
appoint an Assistant Commissioners for
each Of the States declared g. be in
insurrection, who shall, undeITthe di.
rection Of the Commissioner, aidRFh the
executions Of the provisions of tho act
On the Both of May, 1865, this Burseu
adopted 'Rules and Regulations for As
sistant Commissioners, which were APP
proved by the President on the ID OF
June, 1865, one Of which is as follows
"NIL In all places where there 10 an
interruption OF cIvII law, or in which
local courts, by reason Of old codes, in
violation of the freedom guaranteed by
the Proclamation of the President and
the laws of Congress, disregard the
negros right to justice before the laws
in not allowing him to give testimony
the control of al subjects relating to
refugees and freedmen being commit
ted 10 this Bureau, the Assistant Com
missionerB will adjudicste, either them
selves or through officers of their Rp
pointment, all difficulties Arising be
tween negroes themselves, or between
negroes and whites OF Indians, excep
those in military service, so far as re
cognizable by military authority, ana
not taken cognizance Of by the othe
tribunals civil or military OF the United
States"
The Legislature of Tennessee, at it
last session, did not seem disposed L
entertain the question Of Ewing tn
freedmen Of the State the re o.. to giv
evidence in our courts. Tread HE s6ov
quoted, adopted by gsr Freedmen
Bureau, renders it imT seatiye upon Tia
Legislature 70 takesome --'On on tn
subject. If that action ggeo4,I ~ be favor
able, the people of FsIeestate will b
saved a great deal o. -ouble. tn
question for the LegisiI re to detel
mine is whether the SRt6'c~ ~ IS shal
have Jurisdiction of all ceRses in whic
the colored population are E5ncerned
o. whether they shall be Etaaifd and d.
termined by the Freedmen's Bureau
1t seems to us that no one can hesitai
az TO choice. Gov Persons, of Al
bama. recommends all the courts Z
that State to admit colored testimon
and his recommendation has been col
CURED la. Hon. John Forsyth, tn
Mayor Of Mobile, adopted 1t at one
and has proceeded daily TO carry it on
No injury has resulted to any one.
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MUST be Sold.

UTITHIN the next SIX days, fou- most desirable
w Buhiing lots in choice additions to Edge
Held. The Suspension Bridge Is under contract 20
he completed b. the lst Of January next which will
greatly increase the demaDd Tor Edgsheld lots
owing 10 thsir close proximity 70 the bus ness part
OF Nashville Be al ek, or you villl Sc hsTga rs
J. l. \ r ". BROWN,
Real Eststs snd General Agents,
sepiE-lWl over Works BOX Store, Union street
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IsTEFEAL REvFSUE DEclsIoS-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Saturday morning, decided rs follows.
A party who holds license as a retail
liquor dealer, and wishes 70 retire FROM
business may sell his entire stock 10
any other person without procurip 2 a
Wholesale IIquor-dealer.s license.
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FLORENCE.
Tar UTTER INABILITY or TIE
Florence Machine Company

To supply the demand for these Machines has
heretofore prevented their universal lntrOducuon-
Having rebled their Facilities for Manufacturing
they are now prepared 10 IN their orders
The Florence has the following advantages over
! any snd ali other Sewing Machines;
It's the only AIschiue that will make more than
one KIDD Of Silica.
II makes tolr different stitches, the lo-l, knot. dou-
De locL, and double knot, Oh one and the same ma
chine Each stitch being alike on both si7c Of the
fabric
u the only Machine having the reversible feed
motion, which enables The operator, ty simply
turning thumb screw, TO have the work run eth
er to the right OF lef TO stay any part Of The sesn
or fastsn the ends Of seams, without turalng the
MhTic.
The only Machine having self adjusting shuttle
tensiop-ths amount Of tension slWaJs beng in
exact proportion 20 the Sis Of he bobbin.
Changing the length OF stitch. and from one Kind
Of stitch to another. can rssdly be cone while the
Machine Is in motion.
The nsedle IL easily adjusted
II is almost noissess. and can be used WI ere quiet
is necessary.
It's motions are al posfrs; there are no springs
to get out Of order, and rs simplicity enables the
most inexperienced 70 opera.sit.
Itdoes not require finer thread on the usdsr than
for t1e upper side and will ssE across the heaviest
seams, or rom one % more thicknesses Of cloth,
without change Ct needle, tension, or breaking
thread.
The Hemmsr il easily adjusted, and Will turn any
width Of hem desired.
Il will hem, feil, bisd. gather brad, cuilt aud
eat- 81 and sew on aruffs ct he same time.
The taking up Ct the slack thread is not Perform
ed by the irregular contraction Of wire coil or un-
certain operation Of wire levers TIE precison and
aocua-y uiih which the Florence dravs the thread
INTO the Goth Is unspProached in any Sewing Ma-
chine hitherto Offered in the market
Each Machine is furnished with " Buutrs's ST
Soosr," which guides De ,oork f,sag and IS Of ByAl-
IA IL va &c, especially TO inexper snced operators
ghlle possessing the above, and many other sd
vaniaEes the IL renee Is sod a. corres ponoing
prices with other first eisss N aahiuss snd care
tui Eluinstion vail inly substsrtate 81 that We
have claimed for o.
Every Machine Is warranted, snd VII BE- kept IN
Ori-r one year
We are he sole sgen's Tor The well-knoEn Hove /
Ma lane, VIII 81 superiority ~ a hanuiacinEer's /
Machine j. thoroughly esiabiished.-E. Hove, Jf5 /
Inventor and Patentee.
Machines repaired and satisfaction guslnnieed
nS-Agents wanted 10 every county. LiOefa m
ducements offered.
CAMP & ELLIOTT,
General Agents fnr Tenn and Norm "a
second Floor. No euniqn street,
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saashrille &Anior.
Wi. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.
The FreedmeR's Baresu-NegrO TesiI-
tfmOUV,

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Z, 1865.
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NASHVILLE COURSE


WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LAR7E SUP
w Pay Of
Sugar Curet Hams,
Western Reserve and Hamburg Cheese,
Lsri, IL kegs and lerce,
Corn Meal,
Hydraulic Cement
old iseiris Mountain Dew Whisky
Also-HaY, Corn. cats. Bran, shorts, Produce
snd FroFi-lons Of al kind5
"A. SPENCER & co,
Forwarding and COMMISSION Merchsntss
No. Chulch street, between Market and fron'.
sep6-lw
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The health of the emigrants who
have arrived at Quebec this season is
reported as remarkable, not one out Of
the 1900 who have landed being now
in the hospital. H aH
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Engineer Property
AZ
- a lie e


EHGGNEER OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, TEsE Aug -sir. is..i
WILLIS sold at private sale 81 TIE tug1-
w Office Church -peei. corner % prueer 20.
yIte on The .th Of sepfemher. 49,. aud tzi' t1ft
sfisr uufI the sais.is closed "a gfanuiT or
54aoha. isstrmnenta .1a Cnemacar. inri pr.
fiof.-I s.nasa Bliha. Pruning Fraua-s. a. % -.--
ar needed ~ the EoFeraucut
A.. "a email Pfiufinps F-iahlshrneuf c0ns.s. Do
af : Pguaee Press, IA fonts Of rype, c7fa-s o
rrat w % coarpiete once Cor printing sn7a.l 9t
AI-l. ~ Chsttanooea, f'anu-. BY 3 G. r D. hui' ~
yu4uernaster lst u , v kna1u aef. GO sll ~.
ths Iitn er September Isss. q rrular SAVE car.
fsrt Bsrne. ! Ponleou Wagons. Utefl taC.'-
pfrLr -adias. blows i0r pump SUD Htsfl l--
III -ir9s cash. 10 rogernn0rui funds. ieiafl
Formation can hsctlsiuet 10 ms oni'e
By order III ths Ciurf Eagneer
VfM MAEh.Li.
sr.,5- 81 col Ii US n lbs. arsi'.
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Teachers Appointed for the Hume
RuildfnE

III =
Building.
PFoF- G. D. LAERESrE, author Of "IsWrence Al
zebra and lsts Professor OF Ms heIna,ics 10 the
New York State Normal last tuts at A.bsny-Prn-
cipal.
81. W. WARhEN, A. B Yale @. rege, Teacher q
Classics and english Branches.
Prof A. NJ. Bzien, from Pont Croix College, De
pa trnent du Fmstere (Frsnce): and la'e PrUfe 81
at the University Of Notre Dame, ind Teacher o.
Modern Languages ana Cases.
John A. Owen, b from Illinois. Teacher il
Grammar Department.
Miss C James, from st. Albsns, Vermont, for
merly Pre~eptress Of the Femsle Department. o
our High School.
Mss M Hanks, GOp1 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss NJ F Phi lips, from B0s on, Mass.
Mus r Ford, Rashviils.
Mrs NJ Vannoy Brown, Eashyi IL.
Miss Caruthers, from Huntsville, Ala.
Miss VI J Log, Nashville.
Mics Mag Barr, Na hvile.
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F,rol q 5000 10 S6OOO

A YEA & ckn be made by an setiYe ana inteii.
n cant rusn, a. Ageas for Lie InsurSnce Com
pans, 20 the hesI snd most popular the coun-
try. TO hinlsiers and school Ieachefs tins Is az
elcelieni oppoftnnity. ADDRESS, with rsfeisucss,
RS uf - 6ax elst, New York CITY.
ssp5-d 3 Wit
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soUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD
To Contractor.

CtEALED Pre- PosaIs VII BE- recer.i ,.....-.i
> office % tae South hlsnvlha hH's -. Il
Company uhuI the latu oay % plem .'iL, 800.
flrn 4luuR the mafefIai, lay ing ne ~ p 49,. -
Ping the road of Lhs CQmpsnY, ana i9l '-r5s
1890 a. f1es AMI Wcrksuops. h.d-
feraI unaer tns.se heada Or diFe on d. a..
FlrfLt0r m iishfuf 81 material iof - 49,.
Fay. including ron, De-. tlalies 1l.'-o''
Ballast, etc ana Tor lsyi1E ile lialA-
grriaf-F,r furnishing ne Nsf-. $500. AZ
Tslr.f-F or flrnlshing ihs ne esfsfy iia-,
hYii.I'ng re elsrlss md WerFsn7pz 49,. .-..,s
B.ds viii BE- rsrsiTed iof e,lasL ?. y. 90
49,. = ,t'lva tifrse divisions. ne Comp-J
- -. ,,gb. 10 aecept OF REJECT any dls Il.
Id m INV 81 offered Plans sad spec -. -
be- seen 4 DE othcs = me -. 49,, $50
PA1Ji LEROY AHM5TR ife.
sserrisT.
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The Emperor Of Brazil is said to have
placed a inns steamer At the service Of
Prof Agassiz, to forward the Oh ieets Of
scientific expedition
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UnzZRNLlZ1

All medical men snd the press recommend DR.
sTRICKLAND's ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE ~
the Only CERTAIN remedy for DarrtPa and DJsen.
terv. Il is a combination of Asiringents, Ahsor-
bents, stimulsuts, and Carminstlves, snd n var
ranted 10 effect cure a Ter all other means have
failed; especially in chronic cases-
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Wanted Immediately,

ON the Central and Waynesboro Branch Rail
ROAD. Three Hundred Bridge Builders AID
n * layers, fo' which the HIGHEST wages VII b
usid Aeply N the SUBSCRIBERS, on fhe Inc near
Mllen, Oeprg a
DUNCAN, vANsICKLEs Co,
sara-Ius Contractors
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To surply the demand for these Machines has
heretofore prevented their universal Introduction
Having lrebled their Facilities for Manufacturing
they are now prepared 10 ill their orders
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1t will afford MS great p tasure 10 shoE Them not
only 10 those wishing TO purchase. but also 70 these
having MACHINrS s, Who win ind Novelty, Dura-
Dlity and Simplicity IN the Mechanism, elegance
and Convenience il ths desgu Of the
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Notice.


OFF OK ADAaIs EXPRESS COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, sept. :, lsa1-
ItROM a. q ESer tlis dsts 10 cnfpsa VII ~ re-
II ceiyeu for Traaa porlstion mia he ssh Of Oc-
toofr Vol. ROsE. Agent.
sepS-iW
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Smasememta.
THEATRF
BENEFIT, AND LAST NIGHr OF
MISS MATILDA HEpO

% eonssaaenes Of The length Ofth.s Pisy ts,-,
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1t IS said thst Preston King, of the
Ne" York Custom House, has a thous
sand offices in his gift, aud that there
are twenty thousand applicants
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For Lease.

CAMP q ELGAOA
General Agents fnr Tenn and Norm "a
Second Floor. No 6 uniqn street
- - Nashville, Tenn.
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Aetu advertisements.


T osria city IN the night Of the 9Th inst, Three
i 4 Vouchers. a. follows
ose February 18th, favor + ? Lance rs 90
e. sls-cb 2sfh RID Black....--.. go %
1ssses ~ Charles " Stesart, =. a. Q II. They
-. reitHer sigped OF audited. and layment n :
been stopped on them- Ihs nnoer VII Be suitably
REGARDED by returning them 70
BUTLER GREENWOOD,
.-- Of Claim cents as Cherry 81.