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since the august election, in counties the
Governor casts GU? Officers too, be himself
has commissioned since that time. Don't
gentlemen see the snarchy and confusion
that viii sriseg The people viii quit yoling,
since they have no guarantee that ttheir
votes viii be rsspsct5d and civil govern
meat in Tennessee viii be cmpleiely de-
stroyed by the very men this people look to
10 eBcour age, AID maintain, and preserve It.
We have islIeE on evH times, aud good men
! iear VIII be pOwsrlesz 10 arrest the
evil days coming. I viii DO, and
have doae, my duty here, 10 prevent
these coming troubles, and 10 get out
Of those the msj"rity here, and the Gov
error are involving US in ] am MS frieod
and supporter in all that is right. and no
member W shes hi more happy. peace-
iui aud sstislactory admins RAJ on cfthe
State Government then DO. ] want peace,
security asd repose for tbs people q dis
tracted state, To have that. the laws and
constitution must be observed. To 20 be-
yond, is 10 get further and further into the
regions Of snerchy and ruin. We are be-
ginning t2reap the fruits Of unwise legisls-
ton. The people will never have peace and
security II Tennessee until we return 70 the
old fashioned and republican way Of voting
az elect ons- Any other plan viii result "A
despotism, which sooner or later, viii de
atroy itself by its own corruptions, but not
until Il has done irreparabie injury 10 the
rights and liberties Of fhepeop e Of IenBes-
see. / hope the resolution viii psss.
M. Arnell replied. and We sha give q
full report OF his remarks Tomorrow
The House then adjourned till o'clock
p. N.
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amHsenents.
THEATRE
seventh hight Of the talented
WEBB SISTERS

piEsrlsemeni by thsCHEIsrINE zivTsrovs--
TRuUPE a
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thtied states Senator's Constitns
iionai Amendment.

Tasted states SENATOR'S
tionai Amendment.
in the Alshafna senate on the 2sd, a res
oiution wss offered providing Tor the elcc-
uon ct United States Senators on the esth
lust
lhc following preamble and resolutions
were "a rod b. Mr. Moren:
WaEnE.s. The Congress Of The United
sta'es has undcT the 5lh Article OF the Con
stiluuon Of thc United States proposed an
Amendment Go SAID Constitution in the
words following to-wit; "Nsither slavery
Nor involuntary scrvitude except a. pun-
lshmtnt lor crime whereof the party shall
have been duly couvic ed lhall exist within
~ United States OF any plEee subject 10
lhFir Iursdictlun.' Sec ,. CONGRESS shall
have power 90 enforce this article BY proper
legislation, whcn Amendment was Hp-
proved on The Isl Februnry, 1865,
4'trtfsrt b Urc'oiruf, etc, That the said
Amendment To- the Constitution Of the
10 iGsd.
De Hfartirr resolved, Thsi said Amend
meut o. the Constitution IL adopted with
She understanding aud belief that the
second scctoa thereof - only designed 10
authorize the Constitution OF the uuiled
ets,cs % carey The law into execution and
not 20 uuthoruo such Congress 20 interfere
With The Internal affairs Of the State by leg
l-laiing m reference % negroes within is
lut.sdtctiqn ailsr they have been IN good
tsith emaucipsied.
What does Mr.. Maren expect 10 accomplish
hy has explanatory scsolutiong Dses be not
know that when the Amendment becomes a
part Of the Constitution, Congress will have
power % Interfere in the internal affairs Of
ths States Tor the protection Of ,he freedmen
N all he rights Of free non voting popu-
iai.on' lt De- is opposed to granting Con-
sre's such power, why does he not oppose
'he raiiaeriion OF she amendment openly
aud ta,dlyg
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Gen. BraNtou Barcis On a visit &, Mont
gSmery Ainbama. Ca the sgd instant. "a,
following proceedings took place in IA,
fiaEtvr's Convention relative 10 him.
General Canton addressing the Chair
and referring 10 General BrarC. nos IN an,
city, moved tho appointment of thrce "A T.,
Nits him b. D seat IN the convention ana !,
request him o. address b. Ex-Gov. Wstt,
stid that in Sc lnding the motion he did \
With more pleasure since the collapse OF ~,
Conicdcracy rsan he could have done before
Nc referred o. the misundcrstandinr he
tween hunstli and General Bragg. and de.
terminiug thGi "hy-Coucs De bv-c, mes o
would offer han bis hsnd the frst iifns \,
met him, and say 10 h.m what he said D,
thc convention.
rhc remarks Of these centlemcu were 10,
ccived glth great saiisf-ciian.
Gen. tlauioa, Aslor Boiling Hall and Mr.
=. ne were appointed the committee.
The convention does not sppcsr 70 has,
extended Aay such Invitation 70 a Fedora
oshcer. But Ne note the following rcpors OF
waHt . Mr. FalconeF sad 70 the couveu
Laz the sane jayi
Mt fslconcr made a severe attack upon
AIN7aasAf Nlaa AAN OPERATIONS
ei ihe Government IN relation 10 the he
Gi'ti ~ she soath. lie reviewed the histo
o. e1Tsr. and TIE events which led to
'1e POSITION Of a Southern man as President
'iaingiy an ,ntefpositiou 81 Providence
give O. the South what she could not f0r
io-g lime hsYe hoped 20 have. q son Of her
lh he Chief hagistracy Of The Union.
I. fslcouer proposed plan Tor the reg
o. slavery a tue south. utterly re.
-l..t.eg aii Yankee interference, all Yam
s!'.rias and 81 Nuntee theoeics in TIE
,n- cement OF The negro race
~ Tie loser branch Of the Legislature,
'''o,u'iou was adopted inviting Gen.
ss.ss 10 sest durirr his stay in the CITY.
-'''n'ag "as said shout extending similsr
1'-i'''s % any military OF civil represen-
'-''e OF The general Government. R-srr
= a '-'a''rioas incompe,eui, the hero OF
Two ; orc or more murders Of rebel soldiers
Oui Waa' % taail Anybody for hero. to
MAKE nsh'issi BY contrast batrel 81 .,y,B-
KEGS"
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RESIDENCE

AdJoans ne sisie Fair Grounds, aud the lands Of
joan IfiutaA, Esq ooutanIng ~ rooms with nee.
e-ssrF OCT houses, well enclcrod-a number o.
nut tres, and plenty Of good Waier. Lot - feet
irgnt hy Isl deep.
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RI
II
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Dur US the engsusment OF these tslented arc sts,
seats nay be seclred three dsgsin sdyauce.
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lax had long interview with the President
yesterday, 10 the presence OF Gen. Grant.
They had pretty free talk in regard to po-
litical matters. The President Informed
Mr.. olfaN, Is he has many others, that he
was extremely anxious Tor an early adjust
ment Of all lhe political questions now
agiiating the Southern States, but his sction
in the premises would be controlled By
events as they transPirsd.-W Washington cor.
Ciun. Commercial
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named Benjamin Phinney, Of Rockport,
Ohio died suddenly, under suspicious cir
cumstances The body was exhumed, and
lurge quantities of strychnine were found in
the stomach. A search resulted In finding
bottle ct strychniue 10 Mrs. Phinney's
possession. and she has been arrested.
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A dispatch from Washington SAYS eau
Gus Of the Republican members Of the House
will be convened next Saturday night &c
nominate candidates for officers Of the
House. Mr.. Coifax will 60 into the caucus
almost unanimous for Speaker, and Mr.,
MePhersoa is said TO be strong for Clerk
There are half a dozen candidates for Post
master, sergeant-at-Arms and Door keeper.
All Of the officers Of the last House are here,
working among the newly arrived members,
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The summary Of the crops OF 1866, pub
lished by the Department Of Agriculture,
present. several Interesting features. The
wheat crop is very deficient, both in GUAM
iity and quality, the decrease in quaatity
alone from 1864 being estimated at l2,l7s,-
ga bushels. On the other hand, the corn
crop was never surpassed in any respect
Ia quantity alone, the excess over the crop
of isGi Is more than las zoe 900 bushels.
The quality Of other crops is equal to the
general average Of former wears /: and the
total excess Of 1855 over 1864 is 2l5 ,O7I All
bushple
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The Shelbyville Union Of Saturday hai
the following local items,
On Friday Of last week e seahold fell will
our townsman, n. J. Calhoun, and brok,
one Of the bones Of his aukle. We learn
that MI Calhoun will soon be able to re.
surne his work again.
Saturday last a horse fe'l with a little son
Of our townsman, r. B. Davidson, and
broke his leg.
Eddie, little fon Of John B. Fuller, oil
this place was thrown from his poney on
Thursday evening last and badly, though,
we believe, not fatally injured.
There are now confined in the jail Of this
county seven men--twO white aud five
black. The white men sre charged with
stealing mules, three Of the negroes were
committed upon the charge Of stealing hogs,
one Tor stealing sheep and toe otser for
stesling corn. We suppose they viii all be
triad at the December term OF the Circuit
Court.
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Smuggling from Canada has attained the
periec ion %, a fine art. The last plan dis
covered l. bogus baby, made Of tin, iilled
with spirits, and then, swaddled in shaw.s
% carried In a woman's arms across the line
In n train of cars recently, detective noticed
that out Of thirty babies only two cried in Q
journey Of hiteen miles. This awakened
his suspicious, and led him 90 the discovery
Of abe trick.
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PAYNE, JAMES & co

AetHtt Nauttu Aes NttifSS NuttaN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
nFFkR their services a. Their lrauds - GFN.
" ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANIs, and fes.
pei uily uact oonsignmeats. They an prensrgt
10 Revive
COTTON AND TOBACCO.
All vii hlruish every firihfy snd scc1nimoisiiop
o. those vbo eutuisl thslr ha-iugs, 60 iheul.
ucNlI-im
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AIMS AND OBJECTS


THE RUzAL NEW-YoRKrn is pnbf he'd In onsr.o
Form, each No. cemprN1g hight Double Cuarto
Fages forty coiumn-,l printed 10 upaior siyle-
new and clear Type, coed Paper and many line En-
each Volume.
Terms, In Advancs;--s3 \ Year; Five Cones
for Si4 Seven f1T sac, Ten nr So aud any Qreater
number 81 same rste-on'y & 50 per COW Club
papers sent 10 different Pcs ffres ifdesired As
We pre- ray Amer can Iosiage, s. 20 Is the lowest
Cub rate 70 Csnsds ard s. 80 T. Europe. No Is
ms IiHs TO SUBSCRIBE AND FoRN OIrss,
~ Great Irducements Cash Premiums. Free
Copies &e > 10 Club AGENT and We want at lfsst
one IN each Town. For SpeC imeu Numbers shoE-
Bills, Inducements, &c lsert frse) sddr -
ID. ID. 4. MOORE,
hof4s't Roche ster, n Y
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The discussion Of the resolution calling
for correspondence with the county clerks,
was r. sumed, when the House was called to
order.
Col. Garrett and Nj. Hood favored the
resolution, and Mr.. Moss opposed il. The
resolution was thea tabled.
The House then adjourned.
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tWIos CHEF QUARTFRNAsTHR,
DEPkHraEST OF TF.Nfs srr

NAshN iALAi AANN., nov &11 1868.
ClRC1JLs n r. - The cholera having
made Us Appearance in this country, the Orsrter
mssiers Ct this Department. nd especially those az
We 1erot OF NashYie, srs strictly enioined to AXE
immaculate stepS, toward The poacinE ana keepfp q
pnic q o. every binding, its sdlacent premises
coTs, AZ under heir controi. 1la same cou q q
WI ne adopted towards buildings &C, not now Or
cup e. hnt The pncinr OF whieh is made %. gsfo
y BY their haVrg been used BY The United tsies
t>ignedl Ar EDuy
noVSSd Chief QuarieTmsster Dept @, Tenn
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THE
Nashville Union and American

flfhh rlblesl,en o. tins paper suspended n
q De,esns..r lsaa froIn thu old uffoe 'sUnoa sna
Anieucan klccks msr a ghur-h Al Geo.
streets, opposite NE fusi-oitco. prirts sane A.
Weekly, - D.; Or shorter pegiods. a - ssv,s
rates invariably 10 advEnoo.
nosI5su =. c. DUNNINGToN 4 On
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ine A'''n Telegraph publishes a COM
,naaio ''t aFs'ag the Georgia Legislature
= 49, ne Constitutional Amendment.
Iae 'aiio, Of he 1slsgrsph favor. n, prop.
s'''''a' 4ae legislature meets nsxt Nor .
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report OF The vessels destroyed BY Eng
tish pirates setting in the interests Of the
Sooth, gives the total number DESTROYED ai
Two hundned and seventy ave, with stun.
nsge Of one million tuns.
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trrleE CHEF QUARTrRN,srER,
pEPA ErMENT OF TEESE sFr.
y. NJ n LIN ~ 90 =

I7717I7I NV -7IIIl IlII
CARCNJt Employees ofthe Quar-
terinasiers Department st this De5ot are rrobiht
81 oeing absent ICON their Quarters or residencas
sitter eight O'Clock D. n. Without a mass froy, N.
ofcer under whom they srA serving
me kol OF Employees viii be called every even.
ng, Al the anove namei horr, BY the Respective
Oli'cets snd any employee absent therefrom with.
on. written sutNo1ty, will be ct on disrnares5
snd sfnt out of She city, unless they can r-ndeI
some Wild excuse Tor their absence
tSlEned) A. r. EDDY,
nof1o-u neaot Onsrterrnaqtar
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9Ew SdpFrtisFaFuts.
Notice.

W HERE'S, the undersigned, on the 90 p dsv
W Cf 0et3b ?, 1861, formed coosrtaership m
The sale Of Merciand Sc, VITA one fosl Davis; that
stock and, whereas the said DAVIS has only fur-
nished sbout one half Of lie proportion, an that
that has been attached q settle Lis individual lia-
hiite, and flai he. the said D VS. Jeff the state
b-f re any settlement Ct tee psItnership There
fore this g 10 ioreFarn a persons not N So HIN
Oods in the name Of the firm Of White Iavs-l
thai sad firm ia diss lyed rom this dste and VII
not he responsible for any deots contracted nv hi n
10 tue premises. ". L WHIT
Ma hYies Tenn, Nov. 3, %. luOy29-3t
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SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
For Sale.

90 FEET On Church street, opposite the Max
81 well HouHe snd Masonic Temple s. ressoa-
sr5e price. his IS central choiee properly, and 3
more tilsn 200 feet deep
Ak FEET, IMPROVED. on Vine street, between
III Church snd Unioz, very cho &c location, but
TIE Improvements are mOcerate- lns pii,e = FerJ
low.
10 FEET, With large Brick DEeilinF, ca gine
u street, between Onion snd Cedar, being about
the most desirable lCeaiion for residences N the
city.
OOO FEET IN Nc6aFock street, West Nashville,
ZOU on WIKI n is q n 81 Brick Dwelling with o.
rOoms kitchsa Stable, &e and hrst rate cistcTn.
Price only $500. House snd premises II good
ordsr.
100 FEET on Broad street West Nashville,
lOO with elegant new BrlcE House, containing
10 OF IL rooms Echer. stable, tEo cisterns shru
berry, &c, sc , e. $500. Very des rsble. Il not
sold within ten days tbs large ADD choice place vii
Be rented for the remainder Of this snd the whole
Of next year
EO FEET on North Msrket street corner OF Lo-
sJib Gust On which il tbs well Known Pleasant
Sn house Pnee Sl2, 500.
With {. her good city properly in every section Of
noTzs-lE NELSON a MURFREE.
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The rebel Mel. Gen. Echols, who was an
officer ct the old army. and commanded
The deienses OF Charleston during the war,
has just been parioned. He Is the first Of
that class reconstructed.
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Dividend Notice.

A Ii PERsON5 owning Stock IN he NoisnsFile
"A Turnpike Ccauany. and claiming unpaid ciyi-
oends % - Stock up % JanulET, 1854 arr hereeJ
notified to prescnt the same ior payment 90 y
WeaveF at ths Pienters' bank o. Tsune Sc, Nash.
vie, on or before TIE isf e MaFrhi isds Or the
sane VI not b paid =. =. RAINS Pres
% ne EoleuSTilie TurzFiEe GcmFsny,
Nashville, SoF, 2, lsts, aoFss'la
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We lesrn rom unquestionable authority
that the door plate Of Col. Richard Yeadon,
the time honored editor Of the Charleston
Courier, Dc row in the possession Of General
BenJemin ;. Butler. Il was presented, we
are informed by Redpath.-Soufh Caroli-
man.
feadon ought to send Butler the pen with
which he wrote his celebrated welcome Of
Mr.. Everett 10 Charleston. Possibly Red
path stole that also.
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The Columbus lGa-) sun says Provisional
Governor johnson viii bea candidate ior
the United States Senate.
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Letters from Mexico state that the French
have tried and executed over 5000 Mexi
cans as insurgents since the war began.
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Adminlstraior'a Nolioa.

RIO the creditors OF the estats Of Rachel Bomsn,
Il deceased HavioR suggested the insolvency Of
said estate = ire Uleib Of The Smith Coun Court
you are hereby nctj1e 10 fle your claims, drily
slthentesied aga net aid estate, with said Olsi 4.
On or bei5re the st dsY Of April, lsfG or tLeY vii
he bsried err pr rata
nOy2,--ttva JAMES BRADLEY. Admir-.
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Amer the let Of December no clerk In the
QusrtermasterG Generals Department viii re-
ceive more than one hundred and fifty dol
lars per month, with heexccPton Of one OF
two experts.
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McClLI
BOTANIC PEESICIAa,
II ISIS TREAIMENT " pIsEAssa. u
CECWElNG HIM WITH sUCCB8 ~
GrhNE STATES, AS ~ Us -
HfaHNIlLaE, TkNHEsElR

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Diseases % le Hea7t Eid liyar. lnflsuuafoa c.
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Deainsns. Daotlas Of ies Eyes, usuaiaiat So,
tcge.her vf.h 90 Private DiseGata sli
Diseases CT the Urinary Organs.
re ike Lsdiea,
AZ a1ae-aal- n tne Womb tres fl Fith tcsusa
lli,9 p ll.s .iiJ + prove stors11i osz - -auisd
20 tnai luli tina Z tclld rroEuE-t, sY zivIaE ms
Gterilllys
Young MGlia1 l.atla1 Hhoa1 nallluIfula hll
been nol o. 1riuE torth In cIa saaacr, rerierhsT
Goi has said Juu should muluply ami repiensh II
thia il your desire gou can confuh he s'lleI lF
letter or is psrson- no iaiy ever thiuy-gYc yaau
o. ss.s nsei make applCalol- AL ooMmuai1stCrH
81 letter or paff1n strictly couddenGa'.
Hlgst Emissions Cured.
Tca-g Man. sop before you nlrsher 10. UiH
tE11cs 5udecf % tlsn, there i1 NJ ctsaasa 20 1El
10 euro a. Night Emissions, and physicia1s -
saroe .ha- urtorstaut lrCaii1g u snd % Yuu -
sFy t1st ha7e cured dc1ena IN dis city o. Wi e.
In different Hsic1, WL0 hsVe spent dollar sf9r g.
lsf, and ore now Wel cured ~ M. I aul daily ~
efiVtng lcilers ald sclaiug nlC.lcne ta g. parts o
the country. Tn U1ri, ni ltal Era 81 caGct b
any way. End VIII give me G. eel, I'LL " " r-IE-
1ul .uT ali a. the lsla a. cailsicr ca thE -
TlgtaU71ens. he rgss q rg.sraaela syn "a rs
s'ty.
Al stisrz difalisd ie
DR. NedrLA
Uni1n uiznst, Ns1hrils. Ista.
=aF-1a -i-I rsa-f aaitr aHaaHHsi asf=a
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IN II D I'D q
c,.,,, s.. ..,. o.,,, an. gay.
.o,g...D AND gr,s,..........-,. ...s....
BiehsId 81 OIehest7A
The n.ses.a.s, !.ss ss;:, gls.sur. in .nnoupo-
CIV ur1rYr1 ouYu,
With the Celebrated
000Os COMMAND
VI HUA VV"AA 4A4'A
MAY NI2k0Sn1,,,,,,,,,,, lllfnetnT,.
corPsDy em6rsees some Of the most en- nsnt and
lavorably known artists, and
Among whom vii he found the foIlospg:
SIGNORA A ANGELINA GHIONI.
ne famous s dramatic Frma Donna from the
and the Theatre laeoD, RaTsns.
ihe i''ofte eonlFa''o.
A' AA'i'A'i'
Isl ienof o. me Neg orE, Session and ff-llade
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Wednesday Evening, November sgIh, $50,
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UP RIVER
CUMBERLAND COAL

ER0M snd siEsr this date We shall sell Cumber-
land mp riser Cosl Oh S. favorable terms IS
suy other concern IN the city. Give us cal, an I
satisfy yourselves. We have ne only Cumberland
CosI IN this Market and bound 70 give our Gus
ON r. perfect satisfae ION. Do not mistake the
place. No. "a South C.nPge street, next ooor to
Firemsn's Hall. A. STEWART,
nov24-IE 6. d. HOLDEN
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HOTEL TO LET.

SMALL H0rEII- = ~ -, . ~ ny is5 b Z
a 80 n b. LE t=ED far 01s o. ul-rs yeaa
- - ,,...zsahs lesls-
ueea iss---.grs ell b solf 10 ne rartq izrr fiu
- 80 prrton 81 Is nay - loassd VIA Dc
'i ssasIs' Ro.Bsz ~
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FOB RENT.

A PORrABL RsroRE, situsssd % ChsTry sirs.,
AS seks q Commercial Eoisl. Inquire :; \,
ptrty'A Ne 81 ooiiees utgsst EoTf3-lW
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYORS OFFICE, }
NAsHviLLE, TEs'l, Nov. J, lG65.
For the purpose Of prsventing d.sorderlv end
riotous congregattns, and promOtinr the uu-le
peace snd respect for the law, hereby declare and
order, By y rue Of the power aud authority IN mo
vested, Inst On and alter this date snd IN q further
orders, TIE pop iet.rs Of all saloons aud reatau-
rants whee saloons are attached whore persons OF
color are sccus 'omed to frequent snd assemble TO-
gether, shall be Tsqu I'D % close the sgne. an 9
seep them clcscd, from She hour or G u m. rrlli
the succeeding Eoug Of cam.
The City darsaai and the Cariain Of The Iybt
Police, ard their respecu7e Forces ere hereby al
recied 70 en- orce this order and {, rerort fli de-
liuquents 10 this order
y. MATT BROWN.
Mayor o. Nashville
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