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-'a'44' NV "''-4S - Ae'e- ,
NOTICE is hereby given thst the United States
~ lact nse Tax is DOW due sud pgyshle. All per
sons doing busiuess are notified to s1e out license
heiore M 10Th day Of July next. or taEy may OK
psct 10 suffer The pera ties ptescr bed in the 7sd
sectlo Of the lag, which reads in Eart a. follows
= II any person OF persons shall exercise or carry
on any Trade, buainess, or profession or 10 any
o"t hereinafter mentiored for the exercising, car
rying on, OF doing ot which trade business or pro.
iession a license ls required by this act with ut
taking out soch license As in tha behalf reqWTa9,
he, she, or they shall FOR every such offence be-
sides feiug liable 10 the payment Of the Tex, be
subj CT 70 imprisonment for term not exceeding
two years, or hne no. exceeding 1--WE hundred
dollars, or b 9TH"
Je2s-td [Dl H. L. NORvELL, Collector.
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IOEl ICE i

O 8 RIDDLEBURGER would inform his old
-. friends and patrons that he has re.opened his
Ice House, where the hest OF Northern Lake Ice
can be had at al times. Cal and zee for your
selves. s. s. RIDDLEBURGER.
je2s-Im
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THE EExT sToRY Is ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIRESs
on.
OLD HEPSIBAH'S SECRET!
ms is fEOrn the pen q our highly sifsa eonih
Oa'''' MRs MARY KYLE DALLAS.


md j., beyond question. the 6nest thinE she hss
thus az written 10 = fan o. love ard mystery,
Caa possesafs a charm winch csanoi fsii % iase o.
ate 81 who msy read q.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
20 THE
II HI E n D
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.

TRE'suaT DEPARTMENT,
once oil th5 Go uptrOller o. The Carrtncy, !
Washington, June 20, 1855.
WT HEBEkS, by ga isfsctorg evidence presented
w TO she Undersigned, it has been made 10 ap-
pear that "THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
NAShNILLE," in the city Of Nashville in the
county Of Davidson, aud State OF Tens essee, has
heen duly organ zed under and aeeorling 10 the
requirements Of the Acs of Congress, entitled 'sAn
act to provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge Of United States bonds, and 10 prov de Tor
the circulation ana redemption thereof approved
June } lSsa, and has complied with all the ptov-
sioils OF said act required TO be compi.i vStl be-
lore commencing The business OF Banking under
Bow, therefore, /, Freeman Clarke Com stroller
OF The Currency, do hereby certify that ''rh Third
National Hank Il Nashville" in the city o. Nash.
vile, 10 the county Of Davidson, end Stale II Ten
Dessee. ~ authorized TO commence the husi meas Of
Banking under th- set aforesaid.
IN testimony whereo, witns "a my
( SEAT \hsnd and seal OF Office this 81 r;eenth
- ~ Freeman CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Gu .rency.
So The above institution will be openei 70 bust
ness IN The eodrse Of few days, of which ne no.
tee viii be given.
EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
ie27-2n (rity rapers COPY
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Veterinary Surgery.

VIEE undersigned having opened 3 Veterinary
Il Hospital a. no. - Front street, below she
Old Badge Landings respectfully solcits the rsi-
rcnsgs u his iiends and the eorlnuhify a. isrQs,
JusEPA SYBERTZ.
Ps--The best Of references glvsa.
raarQS- Arus
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yssssps. Universal SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLl,
BOTANIC PgTSIClAR,
fa UfF TKEAThEia OF ulgEAgBa -
1ECWNIG6 hin WITH syCcfth ~
CTEER SlATE8, AZ fl p -
EAsRVILLE, tENNks2fE-


For further information IA regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader ia referred to STIL-
T.g's THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDicA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the heat work in the United States,
where Won will find DR.. McGilla name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of tie age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is gaaran-
teed. With my general Prsotiee tFpa'
the following
CaFOni5 casa
Win sat.gHschnn ahoumscani, Aasoeoal q ne
Lngsi Disosaes Of ths Ie5os., 5.s.s- go,
saF iinnFs Pso1isy. Paina, ueafa eeleel, 80
Dlszasss Of DO Hnlrt sd Liver li. =, - -.
tbs stomach. NomLfa, hiags 30 - y 49,. -
Deafness. pssssen or the hyess D,.-..---L Y
te,-1 T,vsoersfa o. Indigestion, lld conaiiznp
tC,Tstbss ,vith al Private Diseases AZ
IOfseases OF the Urinary OEGt@A@-
20 tho hsGieas
An sE.rtions 81 he WOMB tresiod Win Enlceil q,
NOS Msrrsd Ladies FaQ hal2 e1-a = l 49,.
usts 10 ul'scaIry q prove 81 - - II ~
- iaor ~. sizlla Z tor-d 2Efse2nii y we -@sa
gtePililF,
ysuna Agsrrlsd Iaslos Hn08e miEiqfiu1s -
b..,r not 10 hring fTth n cga anseeh, fiule.l1e.
cod haa said yea Hhesda nRlapy s.'l We,
iris Ia your desire you eEa C3asall ale e.-.-t -
istis- OF In psraon- No LADY oYe5 Air'J-1ls yse5
cf ace ussd u1tze app.acs co Al eeta'-'- -
" istier or persoa strictly coaAdeaal.
Nlght Emissions Cured.
YouaR Nan, stop bss0re yoa faTinei go y! 81
&C., - ned 10 Nan ulore 20 d 1850 r. laia
Ii me ~ Night Ernissiuna, ald pllT4l-las -
.~,rrs thst uaders,End lrss.InE . eEd q y.u "a
AZ tbsf have cured dozona in tna eisJi o. We -
H. 4'ssereuf States Who have spont dollar a-lef col
tsr nd are nov vel cured ~ me- an allly 70
sl.vIua lattars sad sending 1aeslflnA = ~ i1ts
- l-7t.asry IN aWori. III tnni aFe iilii-lla -
.nv ~. ard VII eve me q cali WI rye -
iest91 f5r az q tie dlscl1sa uleallllssi "a -
rsIt.sss. sHi. Ice sali q izffseeea ateA I'D
GtG
DIR. Eo8iLk,
f-,so, rirs.ai Nashville farA-
-, y4i 1s.st siih nTntari stssn -
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Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
Read aFeetiDg,

FTNHE ne xt Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
4 the T. A. R. x. Company viii take place IN
FRANKLIN on Tuesday, the LIST day Of August. 1865
A full attendance is desired. This z6th june 1865.
FRANK HARDEMAN, Sec'y a Treas.
ie2g-lm
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REFERENCES,

Hon. william 6. Brownlow, Governor Of Ter
nessee.
Brig. Gen. James P. Bfownlow, Adjutant General
Of TenDes
MAJOR General s. D. Stanley, An Army Corps.
Major General George W. Stonernan, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Bvt. Major General R. ". johnson. Pulaski,
Tenn.
i1ne2F-9Hn
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Proposition 70 Assasslnate Governor
TaSnson

wem made mention come days ago Of
the fact that letter had been discov'
cred amongst the archives Of the State
recently captured. addressed 10 Gov
Harris, proposing 10 assassinate Gov.
johnson The following is a copy Of
the latter.
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Foe Sale, at a Sacrifice.

A NEW Phantssmagoria Lantern, with COM
including Views Of the Booth Assassination Case,
gotten up on purpose for exhibitions person
wishing 10 travel with it can make money. Good
reasons gwen for selling. Apply to NJ W. T., Post
~ street. je25-2t
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Hundreds are now suffering who might
be enjoying perfect health were they 70 use
the world renowned Huriey's ssrsaparIlla.
Il aca like charm; gives the siekly sud
dsspondsui cheerful, robust health.
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MRS. G. ". TERRY announces to her numerous
lNl friends aud customer tLat her stock Just re-
ceisei from he East consists Of The fnest Goods
Of the seasor, aud the most superb TO be found in
the city, embracing
ROBES, NANTES, BoNNETs,
SILK GRAPE, RIBBONS, GLOVES, &C.,
and IN fact every thing usually found in we'll
stocked Mil merry Store.
rs Preach FIuting done to order on the
shortest notice. is2S-d
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Regular Auction Sale
JOHN K. HUME g. co.

I ARGE consigrmen,s Of Lithngraphs, Glass.
4 ware, Clocks, Tes, Sugar, Cigars, Tobscco,
Furniture, Carpets, JewslrJ, ? splenald Mirrors
worth s. eSch, z75 Government Axes, 81
Spades, 30 Shoveis 12O0 new Axes, ard 200 bills.
Cobbs Flour, All 10 be sold without reserve.
is2S-tf
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USiTED STATES Internal RIyEEUE, }
Collectors Ofice, % DistricG Tennes "a,
Nashville, June q, 1865.
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LlrArrrTr Drror, April "A, 1862.
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Military Claim Agency
JOHN O'HEILL
(Late Cap, 18th U. s. o.I.,)

OFFIoERRs Monthly and QuSrterly Papers ard
~ Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
claims for Commissary and Qusrtsrmssters' Stores,
whether receipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty. Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in service; together
with inst demands against the United States, al
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or Informal, collected.
oficers' Quartermaster and Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, executed in few
days.
Ofheers' Pay Accounts made Out.
The undersigned having served over sSeven
Years N the Army, most Of the time in thg
Regular Army, and being perfectly familiar wish
the rulings Of the different departments at Wash
ing.op, and having excellent
CORPS OF CLERKS,
who fully understand the business, he feels conf
dent that all Oficers' Returns aud other claims
prepared by HIM will pass muster at Washington.
JOHk O'NEILL,
a5 Cedar street,
P. o. Box 2Ii. NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Rn,.lspe d paahsr.. -


We have three beautiful fithognrhs, rspTe-
isnang tie difereuf brsnenes q &c seTFee,
urutEd ic four ccfrfs- ertlel 1liilrf's Ntf- q
aanafa = = ITrion Dsfsudof'a Ccr.lcarc aad =.
o. 81 Army Diploma. ate f2Kf9 incEca. >
rhsY a-a snelaaed m pazteuoard tuhs. anf n
az = sari By mai Hitnouiiriury. Egcry on =
Gem 10 thar insnda.
or tiie Aifees its;sa.a faia--.--..---...tI ~
LAnefsl d leeollnf uade % shcisasla deaiafs. =.
We vi 81 AZ orders s6f Certificates o. ,ia- -
ioAsrfs p nal o. sxpFess, pfump1g.
I. s'RHopEs 4 co. ~
ps7sssm Ssses Brsat HzahyisA Tsss ) !
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Great Bargains p
o
STATION ERY4
AND NOTIONS 81
Constnntlv TteceIvine

C,UTLEFa, MERCHANTS and DEALERS
~ Generally. u You Wish 20 by goods a. Z
Reasonable, yea, Reilly Satisfactory pr :
ces, give - . call
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An Imnense Work-The New Iron Esnil.
way Bridge at Warehoase Point.

The new iron bridge across the Connecticut
River at Warehouse Point. now being erected by tho
New Haven. Hartford and Springfield Railroad Com.
pany, Will, when COMPLETED DO probably The finest
Railroad bridge In the Cnite States. 1t Is built the
truss principle OF the best procurabe material and
In the most approved style. 1t CONSISTS Of II spana
the longest being III feet. extending over the river.
the carriage road canal and tow.pa.h. The entire
length Of the structure lie ,52j feet.
The total weight of iron used In its construction IL
about 700 tuus. and cost in England where it was
made Gl23I. The plans for its construction were do
signed by Mr.. James Laurie. one OF the best known
civil engineers In this country and were at first ten
dered to prominent iron firm In Philadelphia, but ut
that time nearly all the large iron workers In the coun.
try were engaged on Government work and 1t was
fnay determined to procure the construction OF the
bridge in England. The contract awarded to tho
celebrated bridge builders. VIM. Farbarn a Co OF
Manchester but afterw ard portion Of 1t was assigned
to the London Engineering aud Ship Building Company
some Of the managers Of which were the builders oi the
famous Britannia bridge the Nenai Straits. The
fridge being built in sections aM fitted together is
| then .aken apart, aud shipped 10 this country.
About l750o0 rivets are employed IN fastening to.
gelher the various pieces The great difficulty en-
counered In putting the bridge In lis paoe arose from
the fact that the bridge IL 10 occupy the same po
ston as th present wooden one, and IL was desirable
that the tr ic Of the road should not be interrupted
while subst. ting the one for the other good deal
Of planning and study required To eect this OBJ
ject, but the skill and ingenuity 81 Mr Laurie hos hitler.
overcome all obstacles and most OF the spans ere now
In position. without. believe, single Interruption
to any train The erection of the bridge was coni,
menced about the LIST Of Juy last, and Ii Is expected
that the entire structure viii be In position aid COM
pleed by the last OF January next
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Journey Of the Erpcror-iFi'iiary Opera
lions.

Our Havana correspondent furnishes The fol-
lowing Intelligence rom Mexico, in addition TO what
we published Yesterday:
The Emperor had left the capital accompanied by
scne OF lis ministers In order 10 cyauile tie lccrt
drainage works Of Nael reiOcg. lie went es 4 - the
pauiaI'On Of Cnamaa aud tcp returned TO tue city.
Tee ilLsuccess in OJiaea hid caused u quarrel be.
tween the Austrian Commander Ken and TIE civil
GgiboIitcs The iOI distressing tie 10y atty Of many
If tie officials. In consequence. he was ordered TO
Mexico CITY, and accordingly Transferred his command
L. captain, WHO soon ait,l demanded % The Prefer 10
have al .he arDed force under his command. A re.
tas. Id 10 the retirement o. the Project. ana the Aus.
thin cfiCor had hls demand. Gen. Salinas and tweuty
nther prisoners, officers OF Disz. had been marched
iom 0ajaoa OIL foot and guarded, th, General being
sick.
II said to be beyond doubt that the II Frcnchnen
captured in the railroad train have been murdered.
Tie Repabican OiteCl uGs in Espinal lately. In
Yncatal some InCnn hes Lad reyOl;ed against the
empire Thfte Maritime PreieotGreS have been est1b-
Isied at Vera Cru Acapulco and Mazlton. In
Sonors the district cl tar had been occupied by the
Frerch, and while tire Republicans retired 10 Angeles.
~ Imperialsfs had csptured conway from san III 80
Baron AyuaTu's cOnDJud has not vet ie!t Mal4tlsn;
lis enemy has for headquarters Cuacon.
In Iamlupe the instruction about Tuls IL said 20
Dc Of great Importance. y force Of so could
rCEstatl.sh order
The force which ettsckcd the railroad troin nnm.
perez $50 msa. The passengers were classified by their
eapiors according to Nationality, and only the French
Geie detdilei.
y strongly guarded convoy IS on i.s way TO Vera
Cruz and had arrived Il Omaha but the Republicans
we're preparing an attack, probably al "Paso gel
hael0."
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MEXICO.
IMPORTANT CABINET CHANGES.
G,NIVEZ MINISTER OF STATE.
Castillo in Charge Of Foreign Affairs.
Dissatisfaction with the Empire
pETnIr.TcEy EgEASUZEg.
nANIVEz MINISTER OF STATE
Castillo in Charge Of Foreign Affairs.
Dissatisfaction with the Empire,
gETALr.TcEy EEEASU2Eg.
r,ou Oar Sreciel Correspondent.

From oar special Correspondent
Crry OF MEXICO. Sept. lo-l0 O'Clock q. m.
Ihave Just received the official news OF the
following change in the Mexican Cabinet
~. Voasquez de Leon, the Minister of State, hos
ryou IN Lis position, and remains Minister without
po-tSoio.
Mr.. Ranivez. Minister Of Foreign Affairs has re
scred his post 10 assuule the duties Of Minister Of
State
LIT. Merlin Castillo is appointed to the eminent posi-
tiop Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Mr.. SiHceo. the Minister Of Pubic Instruction.
,,v,s the Cabinet His successor TO that effects Mr..
Artisss.
An exposition of the fine arts under the protection of
er Majtties will open re1t month at Inc Academy OF
San Carlos
Tie Emperor has decreed the foundation of Ia-
,onal tbeater to encourage dramatic ATT which civil
war had destroyed
Tie rainy season being at an end. tie cnnpsirn Is
rone TO open agains. tie cucrrillas with renewed
enerqy ard vicor II is xecCd that in less than sI
months tie wlole county will he paciiod.
Tie first branch Of the Chaco Railway between
Mexico and Tan baya has been iuauguate in presence
IF the Emperor and Empress amid a great eoncoursc
of people
The number OF demands for naturalization are In
ereasirc every day.
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A liberals Account Of the situnficn-Thr
Tcxicaps Tired OF the Epipire-setaii-
atory Measures.

By the arrival iii this city on Wednesday Of
Gen Agnrre Military Commander Of the State Of Goa.
hula fOf The RopaDic Of Mexico, we learn that Gen
Ecooelo was at CBairo-Cienegas, in Coahuli, about
TO miles west Of Matam0rOs. ON the 2Jib ana 10Th of
Sept last with lis forces scattered I'LL that state
aid Ncw-LeoD, acting entirely defensive and Only
lsIFdssing the French Ia buthwhacking.
Gen. AcIrre also states that Carales, Ccrda, Leon,
end others were more than 100 miles from Maian oros,
md were waiting the return Of Gen Cavaln with the
IDEALS and clements Of He asserts that the re-
ported Gofeat OF the Liberals at Matamoios, # true.
must be Of the bandit Cortinas, who has 10 faR lie
saJs that the whole mass OF tie Mexican pOluiJton
VII! ri.e end cxtemnate the French as soJn as they
can get arms and ammunition. and thai Presi1elt
Juarez is in 10 danger.
Don Augustn VIesca Is Governor Of Coahuila, ard
ID possession Of tue whole State (cAceD; Saitl aDd
IscObedo is Governor OF New Leon. Tue biaye Col
IIeyDO. with his legion. il al CarralvO.
Ope million a holt in gold and silver com is about
10 be brought h Matamoros, escorted BY 500 French
troops and 510tiaitOrS.
TIE Eve French officers captured aud subsequently,
hung w the Liberals were sacrificed according 10
&aIimiian's own method of doing business. He was
promptly and officially notified that Is he had hosiod
be LlGk og they would deal with the InperiastS just
D. they should deal with them.
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WY nRPARINfENr
STATE BANKS.

The amount of average circulation Of State
banks for the months of April May, June and July Of
the present year rs returned 10 the office OF Internal
Revenue, was as follows:
April, sr3O i3e49i; May. sl2l.5!l.53s; june s99..
sa3. i73; July, ss30le,34.
The above statement shows the reports received al
the Internal Revenue Bureau far ut present com
piled Subsequent reports show the process OF reduc
ton OF State bank circulation to be still rapidly goine
on The reduction between the first of' January aud
the drst of August Of the present year amounted 10
about $4,000.
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The Opera.

Crispino la Comare was performed last
night in Brooklyn for the first time. and the Academy.
Notwithstanding the nclemency of the weather, was
filed to its utmost capacity. The artists were all in
excellent voice and humor ard the work had, If that
were possible eyen greater success than IN New.
York.
Robert lie Diabe will be given this evening, at the
New.York Academy. with an unusually fine cast.
Tomorrow Saturday. afternoon. Crispiio 10
Comare will be given a matinee.
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Tx NEXT CONGRESS-.
uhnt Course will be Pursued In its Org"n-
ixntion-TLo Names OF Newly-clected
Southern Members Not 70 Appear on
the Roll.

WELLINGTON, Thursday. Nov 2, lees.
The leading journals have recently published
a statement Of the law governing tho Clerk OF tie
House Of Representatives in making up the roll FOR the
organization Of the House who constructs that law
go as 10 preclude him from placing on the roll any
names Of elect from tie lately
States Ibis statement they have incorrectly attIib'
uted to TIE Clerk himself. II was written by Mr..
Whitelav Reid the librarian Of tho House. Tor Il
Western Journal with which he IL connected. INT
there are sufficient reasons for believing that it faith
fully and exactly states the view Of tho law on which
the Clerk viii act. II may therefore be considered as
settled that, in tho organization Of the House.
no members elect nom the lately insurfec-
tonary States will participate. After tie ofSahi'
cation. their cases will come up ON tho preSehtn'
on Of their credentials and will doubtless DE referred
In due cosise TO the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. Mcpherson himself however, has published
nothing tho subject and is not likely to volunteer
printed explanation Of his intended course In advance
In the Senate the organization was effected at tho eI'
traoriinary session following the Inauguration, and.
consequently the caSls OF the Senator's elect from the
lately rebeous States will be duly considered by that
body on the presentation Of their respective credentials
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HAVANA.
Terrible Hurricane ia CubR--Disnsters-
The Eusnrrer;ion in Jamaicn-V cnexu-

From Oar Special Correspondent.
HAvAsA, Friday. Oct. q, 1865.
The Weaiher.wise folks who have, for the lSst
Two months. been predicting hurricane, have had
tier skill certified 10 b. flying visit Of that boiSterous
pAsaomenor. Fortunately 1t gave ~ but taste Of its
quality and The damage though considerable, has not
oeeh 70 osastrons TO axe the event sucn irghtu
calamity as little noe intensity duration OF the
tempest would have veec:od.
was On last Sunday that during tle forepart OF the
1y Vaflou. symptoms OF the weather excited the atten
'"n d me experienced, and at p N. barometer
''i,A usually stands at 200 or ,G5 miiimeters, only
niAyu $40; lIe Eercnry continued 10 fan until 10
s wnsh IL it,1d at ,Jl miliulcers; that is to Say,
.s ., pe'oS 'he usual figure, most rcinaIkabie
pDonVehoh on tie barometer best known IN tie United
90, - ~ SSrcuIy sunk To 2e9i inches. Tho WHO be,
s'h y DOW from tie northeast and gradually shifted
[ohd 70 the southwest chief of the Neurological
poei'ho'l CONSIDERS the prorcss OF Tue hurricane 10
go Tn most remarkable confirmation Of the truth
y. ~ theory advanced by Piddipgton IN his well.
ADe"h treatise on the Laws Of Storms"
, nay "e' De supposed hat the gIeotest damage
= De lpohs tbe shipping, many vessels, Including
,,n ,to n'sa1e, the Carmen. being driven from their
~ or dashed against each other: several coast
.aR schOonefs were sunk as were great many lighters
"-u poats While or two scDOoneis which were
lhe port IN tie midst Of the hurricane suddenly
aiPaIeo. whether sunk driven 10 IL uni n0Tn.
- ln' cliy many unfinished cranky rdii1es were
s"ssnt Gown VITA crash the TacOn Theater had its
OoAcn up and hurled into the streets or on the Cd
.mng houses. However within week they hope 10 DO
~e ~ resume performances. The list OF such casual.
very great bnt the ruin caused among the trees
|s frado Campo Marie. and other puOllc walks
49, we most striking proof Of the immense power Of
s'.V liant OF Air. and forcibly, If may compare
~ ~ t'ngs with great brought to mind Andubon's
,yIebl description VI The pass go Of q hurricane
sog.Sh the brests OF the West. Fortunately the o6s
NE has been Slight and that loss principally due
he maritime casuaities
IRON MathnI's comes . tele similar TO the above,
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TENN EHSEE.
OSd.RelIows, CcIebrnfion-The Care OF
Dick mcCann-C Cotton.
NASHVILLE, 'Thursi

NAsNvILLE, Thursday, Nov. =, IeIJ
The annual celebration OF Odd-Fellows took
Mace to-day There was a procession with music An
address was delivered by the Rev. j. is. Ferguson;
large delegation Of the order from Lonisyille ana
ether cities participated In the festivities, which
concluded with q leves and ball at the Masonic
Temple. wi, 49, I'll, -
.-;anDer ~ war AZ Knoxville concluded their argu
Pt day In tle Circnit Court in favor Of WIT Of
Co,fon has advanced lIc. over tho quotations o.
.torS closing active at AGA a37c. lot offered at
10 wss taken. Receipts, 645 bales; shipments 4'J.
The river Is ut q stand.