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Indictment Of Gen. Palmer---Decis-
ion Of the COutr.
The Constitutional Amendment
Obligatory.

An Indictment was returned on the sth
instant, 70 the Circuit Court Of Jefferson
county, Kentucky, at Louisville, BY the
Grand Jury, sgainst Gen. Palmer, charging
him with gliding and assisting a slave to es-
cope from her owner, in violstion Of the
statutes OF the State, which declare the
ofiense felony, and punishable by impris-
oHmeut in the Penitentiary. Gen. Palmer's
counsel moved 10 dismiss the indictment,
aud the court sustained the motion, on the
ground that before the return Of the indict
ment the requisite number Of States had
ratified the Constitutional amendment abol-
ishing slavery, snd at that time slavery had
ceased to exist in Kentucky, and call penal
and criminal acts Of the Kentucky Legis-
lature merely alallrsl prohibition, predicated
on the rights Of the master 10 the services
Of the slave, and must fall with slavery,
and consequently we're not in force at the
time the Indictment in this case was found
at is principle Of the criminal law that
after the repeal or expiration Of a criminal
or penal statute merely BtaliBs prohibitaHi,
10 Judgment can be rendered for viola
ton Of that statute committed even while
in force, because 10 authorize a Judgment
against the violation Of such 4 law, il must
be in force at the date OF the judgment"
In connection with this decision the fol-
lowing order from Palmer Possesses much
interest,"
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT o. KENTUCKY,
LUUIsyILLE, KY, Dec. z, 1865.
Circ,dar, No. 9.
/ The Central Commanding announces that,
/ though the TACT has not been officially an
nouncei, enough il known 10 warrant the
statement that the amendment 10 the Con.
| stituti0n Of the United States prohibiting
slavery has beoh ratified by the Legisla-
lures ct three-f urths Of the States, and is
10 all intents and purposes, "a part Of said
/ Constitution.
! Mh-tsver doubts may have heretolori
existed on the subjert, avery has nov
/ ceased 10 exist in Kentucky; aud with il
| tall all the laws Of the state heretofore il
| force intended for its support.
General Orders humber Thiriy-tWo (32
| and Forty-nine (49), and all other order
| from these headquarters relating ~ the is
suing Of passes 10 colored people, hayinl
become unnecessary, are therefore rsscind
ed. From heuceiorth cnlored leople WI
b. under the protection of the general law
of the land, aud, If the owners Or operator
Of boats railroads shall disregard thei
undoubted right 10 travel at pleasure, uPrl
con forming t. reasonable regulations, the
are advised 10 apply promptly 10 the court
| fO5 redress.
BY command Of Msj Gen. J. NJ. Palmer.
Z. b. HARLAN, Capt. and A. A.G.
! Ohiciul-Mu. ". LEyEKErT, A. ID. G.
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Z lowing Government Buidiugs, st Nashville,
tennessee. Ssls 90 commence on TUESDAY, b--
rember l-th, la6j at % am, ga iiie order uhs-h
they spp,ar IN this advert semeui, 81d aoutuu-
from DAY 20 Jay until all sold. sale 90 hs made
On the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower LeYee
Oue BluIding 4312S feet
Barracks and Mess House, Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer.
one Building. 45Xin, 81 ieet high
One buiiiag, ICKi5, "
On Lower Levee, Half way House
Ono uldug, s6x2ifee
Cattle Depot near Pork Warehouse,
Lower Levee
Oue on ., 25Kgl feet tWU stones
Oae kH'hsn, lsAa6 feet.
Twins Landing, Lower Levee
One Building, 4u1.J feet.
Bays Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
One Bulldog, 2lx57 f5e-
uIe Building, z4NsJ feet
toe Building. S3x.d beet.
One BuiidinE, 23Klll FEET.
Right Buildings, each sly71 feet.
sN builiInss, esch 7Nlu eel
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
Two BuIldIngs, ca. 7UX2l feet story, I'D 20 LlFh.
Five Shed lt,ales, lllXl4 ferL
Ule Forage House. I7lNlu feet
Buildings in Rear OF Refugee House,
Broad Street, near High
One Mess HOUSE i-x- n feet
one Wszh House, Xxx. i--I.
Une out House. I,sN-I ieet.
Ona Kitchen, l7Nl7 teet
one QuarteTs, 2nE5o feet
L. 5. lin-shop, Vine Street, near Broad
Street
One BuildInT, 41TIT q, story, D. q hieh
OBs buidIuE E'XIz feet
One s he'd stable, a5xIt fegf.
. One out huti-e- liAs ieut-
One Coal House.
Watson House, Market Street
one Kitchen, iu14oIee
Baptist Church, Summer Street, near
Cedar Street
Oue Binding. Tir2i feet
One AddlnCn, suE51 feet
One AddluCn, ltxzu cet-
Rear No. "a South Cherry St, between
Church and Broad Street.
One Stzb'e. ltEZl feet
Barracks on Cherry street ue.sesu Church ana
Broad street.
one BuIldInE Islzi feet, @st0fJ-
Bgaia Church Cherry street., South Nashville:
One Build ng 1GKis irsL
one buiiding lsKlz ieet-
Stables On Lebanon Pike, near the Re.
serVoir
One Build ug 9torzs feet
Two huidug-, each itaNau ieet
Tsn bunuIuEs, each 1ug-J ffet
Tso BuildIug-, earh zJK30 .est
Post Quartsrmaster' Horse Corral
one shei Stable. ae1ElG feet
one e. fsE1i6 feed
Gne Building Sj122 feet. ts0 story.
Une korsEc House, elXkl isai, To- story
One Wash House. t0Nl0 feet,
OBe OCT Building. I6ri4 feet,
One Kitchen. sfK2a ieet
At Fort Dan. MoCook, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp Broad Street
one Buiiding lsrsl aset fso story,
tine BuiidiuE lsnts sect
Une Building l2sVal tse-, Two sloTy-
one Binding. Gl1zi ieeL
Broad and Spruce Streets
Y7,rr slstl-s. esrh s3zlz. b. leeL
AT No ! South Spruce Street.
O.e srstie. il1zs, . iset.
Al Camp Smith, on Lebanon Pike, /
miles South Of Nashville
Ose Building. sni6. loiseL
TRIMS CASH
By order o. Captsin A K KnDT, q. 8. A, ChegQ |
N. a. Of 4. A " Wills
deel- q decl5 bFt Ma End 40. NJ
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, Dec. 9Th, 1865.
The Senate met at g O'Clock, am.
Mr.. Smith offered the following:
WHzEEks, There are several important
law suits in the different Courts Of Shelby
county, in which the State Bank is plaintiff,
and as it is absolutely necessary for the pl0-
lection Of the interest Of the Bank that the
bank books Of the Memphis Branch should
be IN Shelby county Al an early day, by the
LIST day Of January, 1866. thersfOre-
Be u resolved ~ the General AsseM5lv Of
Tie State Of Tennessee, That the Comptroller
shall have copied a fair transcript Of the
books Of the Branch Of the Bank Of Ten
nessee at Memphis, and shall be allowed
the amount Of ten GEMS per one hundred
words for making such transcript. Adopted
House ball No. 81. for the repeal Of all
laws in relation 70 slaves, and for other pur-
poses. Passed third reading by vote Of
t6 TO ?, Senator's Mckinney and Senter 70
ting in the negative.
House bill No I9l, 10 create a Recorders
Court at Shelbyvilie, Murfreesboro, and
other places. Passed third reading.
House bill No. 2Oe, to charter Bank OF
Discount and Deposit at cambridge, Tennes-
see, was taken up.
Pending the discussion Of which, the Sen
ate adjourned 10 1917 O'Clock am Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DioENsEE9 9, 1865.
The House was called 10 order at the
usual hour, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell IL the
chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Phillips.
he Journal OF the sth was read and ap-
proved.
REsIGSATIOS OF DR.. TRAVIS.
| The Speaker announced the resignation
Of Or. Travis, representative from Henry
county, which was accepted.
NEW Bills.
Mr.. Simmons introduced bill for the re
lief Of the jsilor Of Franklin county. Read
a first time, and referred.
PRlvATE Bills.
This day being sci apart for the cOnside
ration Of private bills, the following were
| taken up, on their yHriJus readings, Hut
disposed OF as indicated
SENATE BILL on ITS THIRD READIsG
To incorporate the Moresfeld Male an,
Female Institute. Passed.
SENATE BILL on a FIEsT READISG.
Bill Incorporating the South Nashytn
Gas Light Company. Amended 30 as q
incorporate the Chattanooga Gas Light Co
Passed.
Several other uniInPortsnt bills were act
cd upon.
HOUSE BILL on THIRD READING.
The bill incorporate the Memphis Pub
fishing Company was taken up and passe
Adjourned til Monday morning at I
O'Clock 4. n.
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9miIsemtats.
New Theatre.
Monday Evening, December llth, H65,
WuI L. rr-ruf.i IN. 6rsp ,fst CT all rrh p-su,ss

Second week Of tbs FsgoIlts artists
Mr.. and Mira. i. a. OATES.
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7. shop Greene. of the Episcopal dioccsc Of
Mississippi, publishes report % the late
council u the southern diecsse As Augusta,
Ga and approves Of its action leaving
each diocese a. liberty 30 unite with the
Northern dioceses ~ not. be, however,
thinks that ,hcy viii an ultimately do SO.
lie directs his churches 10 resume praying
for the President Of the United States and
all IN authority.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION
Sale of Furs and Hats,
BY
G. D. Nichols d Co., 81 Broad Sc.

ON MONDAY, st % O'Clock, an, va Will sell.
' j On a-eount 81 whom may concern n large
sock Of Furs a.. consisting Of 20 doz L4dies aud
Misses Hats. loo fall setts Fur capes. NictOrnes,
MUS, Cuns, 6c., vii be sold IN tots to suit the
uale.
Ai.-O-At y o'clock. Two fiae Chamber Sets,
and Thee ine bedseads dsrlO &C
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ShcsAzsNrc. Dee. 6.--In the senate. to-
day, Mr.. Pierce, Of Sonora. Democrat, ofsred
s resolution, iudorsiug the President. " hich
was referred o committee. Notice vat
given 0f 8 bill 10 make STATE dues PAYABLE in
currency. ln the Assembly. the Coustitu-
tional Amendment resolution was passed.
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Dissolution

TTNHE Partnership hereiof ra 'e1 sting under the
i uams OF w, doah 3 M.t h1H, u the LiEery
business VS. dissolved bF mutusl consent on The
sgh inst by u. 4 Nit hell Purchasing the entire
Inherent Of W q Woodruff
" q WOODRUFF.
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sale u cuInmenso ion Thursday, Deo. ~. ls6F
at 10 sul. ~ section - Nashville ant North-Me s-
tern Railroad aud from thenre 10 earn stclton rs
they apyesr "a the advert 'semeut
~tecisl TIA vii be uraishfd Tor the accom-
N, u zion Of pu chaser-, 90 leave the Depot b
Nashville rena at 8 III oa the day Of sails.
Terms Cash Ia UEysraulsnt tupd-.
By order OF Capt. A. r. EDDY. q. 5 A Chief q
NJ, Mli DIV. OF lem
A. ". WILLIS
de,g td Byt Maj. and A, Q NJ.
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-
CD pay a farrUeI euearsu-rf a. sly So
JAIL Prev li- % tfclr departure from tI.-..-
trs sui tne.r iasl rsuusment Coo, tbs..t. ---a-
Ihey VII De- supported hy Mr. p -
NJ George Ercleti ana Mbss Chapman. ',-l.-5--
ne itlli drsuaac cadlrsuV Ih-se - II 49,.
Use have son adn'rafian Of the logrr- ~ 49,.
81 throughout BE world Zoe their nafnr, 49,
..l 'tI tu'lial aeiuestons ct che higher ,rsrl. n
~ -N.ila, AMI ile managers Iellut lltt h.. . b
D. he cay Oppottun ~ tia uuti I, IN -. II .
iate OF H..ae--iig the efforts OF those f. 49, n
euis have ihr1sn a lusieg upou the .lftIr,.- r. =,
she{ s.oiuy re.nra % Europe previous ta if.--
husl rsiirou cot Dom ne stage e'..'
Thor nrsi nlEht Hil be au Manisv Ia. 49,.
when VII D. gisen SnEksFesc-'- nav h. 4,
ne Merchant % Nruire :" Tus-.isy 49, q
Nsdoes Day, Hamlet Thursday, oS-Tsr5 I,i o..
rFu tf, berry VIII" sut the "iasI--.- IL. .t %.
being ,le heueut o. Mr. AMI Nrs Cnss. ~ ''''
AlrstAfi'S % ItnE-no0rs oreu at tI- .-.r..-.-.
Curtain T.zts 80 "a ...tA 3
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No. "a.

EOR sALE-23 Acres R,cd Garden Land; Brick
T. mouse Of tao rJlms iud EltcBsuf slnot q
house. Within forty steps 20 tia house Que OF lie
test spout springs 70 the cuuutTf. Two miles nom
Nashville, 90 the Naugnu Pike hetssfn AIR 6lr-
Ferun aud Mr. B.. f0ifs. tncs S. 40, ,ue hall
cash, balance in ono wear. Apply %
ii. q. syCON HI.
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The Managers rssrerifally snsoBn-.,,..
D. .h.l -. h... 49, Az. -. = --e nat-
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The Nirginia and Tennessee delegations
remain 81 Washington. together with para
~ toe North Carolina Representative.
Nearly al the other Southern members
elect have started home.
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not regard the action Of the House a. final.
Mississippi, we are persuaded, will yet rat
ify the amendment, sltho1gh the question
has ceased to be practical.
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Durius tie var our navy captured .l5i
vessels of ell kinds oi theso 2ie were
tteamers- and were rams Or irCuclads, Be
sides these captures SIS asBhal o. hOstils
vessels were destroyed,
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For Sale in South Nashville.

A FINE too st0y Brick House and Lot. situated
n On ISL street, between summer and High
tusets facing Is feet on Ash street, aud running
d ok ia itet 10 private aleT which bel ugs the
1t For particulars enquire ST This Hfii e. or on
the Ir-Inaes 20 FERDI SAND PFI5TER.
dc d-2fe
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The MEcon papers report that bounrirg
boy vas given birth % on bosrd uain
csming from Nawkinsville. Ga, 90 Macon.
Verify, We live IN fast age when children
are bora on railroad cars.
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A lot OF rebel money has been found al
the south, bearing the imprint Of the Ma
uoual Bank Note company. The Secretary
oi War hss called on the Company Tor an
explanation.
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A letter from Milledgeville 10 the Macon
Journal says chat distinguished Georgian,
Hon. A. II. Stephens, IS here, to aid, by his
wisdom and prudent counsel, this legisla-
tive body, TO replace Georgia among tue
sisterhood, and elevate her TO her original
position. His very presence is 'like blast
from RoIer ck's horn, worth a thousand
men," His health is bad, aud he looks
more like q dead man than a live oue."
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In the recent State elections. the sgrr,-
crate of the votes essi by the States Il
fcuHiy lyaniA. Ne9 York ana ohio. f.st up
prgrly 3 million aud half
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If tits wise 10 Insure, isitprudentto Delay
H<DELAYs ARE TANGEROUa-Eu
DIRECTOR8s

DlREC1OEN5s
LANES h. LUCAS .,.....-..SAMUEL WILL.
Robert NJ. FunkhouseT, Of Funkh0user q Burnett.
Chas T. Peek President Of the Pilot Knob Iron
Company.
Rofsrt h. Woods, Cashier OF the Merchants Bank.
Jules Vale, Of ChOutssu, harrison Vale.
Geo X Robinson, OF Robinson a 6srsard.
Chas W McCord OF MeCOrd = Co, msehinists.
John +. Thoruion, Of Thornton Pierce
Isaac Il. Sturgeon, President OF toe Aorlh Missouri
Railroad.
Hon. Iohn Hogu, Member Of Congress-.
Henry Oyerstoiz, Of OyersiOiz, Wagner Co., luIn-
Nieb. Sehslffsr. Of Nicholas saha fer & Co, Star
Candle reReTs.
William n. Gay, # Gay, Hansnksnp a EdEaTds-
David Keith, Of KEN a Woods, Booksellers and
Stationers.
Isaae W NJ tcheli.
10 A. January, Of u. A. January 4 Co, 6rocsrs and
Commission Merchant
VIM. }. Lewis, OF lev a Bro, TohaceOnists.
D. Rnz.gr, Jr., OF +. RoHer, Jr 8 Co.
jacob Tamm Of TaInm Meyer.
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ADMISSION


The hest Of Beer, Wine, liquors and CIear-, su
attentive Waters always 10 attep,isuce.
So oors epen a. oclcek. Performance o. can
n eucz 10 q IN untll 81
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No. 23I.

EoR RENT-A good COTTON FARN ct s2n
Il acrps-l51 clsafet, on Tire WILSON Rk = one
mile firm Brentwood. Large iWo--to'y Ffsine
Dazzling good spfiog, Sc. Possession gwen i'm
med aterv; aud vii lease Tor two years 10 SO per
arre We ihiuk that q l-Tge smouut % money can
be msds by the lessee Of hrs farm
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SUPPLIES.



hILIrsHl litN'-tdN uF ruE IEasE~-EE, :
NNsutiLLg. IENS .uvc 2. 1850.
- EAIEp proposals, which must Dc 10 duplicate
- with cops o. TINS advertisements sttacaed o.
esch WIl be received al tbs otiae uuIl ~ clock.
FRESH BEEF, OF good and marketable qu ~, iu
equal proportions OF fore ani mud quarter rnest.
Tor TO- ue 10 the troops and others supplied hy the
Government with Tsrl W.. at the following namei
posts in the Mlltsy DIVISION 81 Tennessee. Huut--
vile, Ala Ma hyille, Chattanooga and ku0Nyl e.,
Ieuu., and ALI poets drawing supplies from the
above named posts Contract Co h. IN I0rcA SIX
ouths, commencing on the let lay 81 jsnusry ,
isoG. and endI0g the sttn day Of June 1876 or such
less tine as the COmmlss ury deusTa Of Su1asieuce
may direct
Payment will he male monthly, or AS early there
aiier ~ iuuds may be TgceIy thesel1r, and 10
such funds a may bs iuTuI-hed BY the u. atsirs
Separate lads WIl be received Tor each OF the
above posts, or one I'D ny include them ALL
NJ bie7 Will be enteTt .insd from persons who
come under the exceptions OF tie Pre-. ID nts Ann
ne-ty Proclamation. Nor viii hid 10 which such
b. received unless they cau pts NICE the PARTON ID
Re Pre.Ident. Bids from All other persons under
said ProelsmRt on must bs accompanied ~ the
Amnesty Oaih.
Proposals must D. accompanied by proper EIs-
ISuicr. siEnet ~ tsO respous hr pei SONS sialuF
that u contract ~ awarded. they 900 enter ION r
for the lsIihiui nIitllment OF TIM c1nirlrt
The un eTsigusd reserves the r.,Ll o. reject any
snd al ids offered.
EnaoTse envelopes Proposals i8r Fresh Beef"
and address the same 10 the under4gueI
}. e. READ, Col. sud e., 8
dee6 10 decli Nashville, Tenn.
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No. 226.

EIOR SALE-A School Caf, boz good order with
Il single harness Frce $50
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No. 223.

ITOR sAI.E-lGj feet on North Front street. ca
L side, newt n0r,h of and adjoining kndgs direct
Known s. the BRICK Bridge Toll housg properly
embracing the 1Oll-HOuse au large Livery stab .
over 800 per anIun.
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No. gal,

NOR SALE-g1JIAcres Of Land, o. miles from
Il the Sssanee coal Nine, Maroon cudniy, Tenn
W,,h good improvements, saw MIL 10 rUnuHng or
der; the general outlines 8ud desc lpion % winch
will te gwen. Price q per acfr rnsh, hslanrs
l aud year Viii Cxrhsuso Tor ,ty Or country
PtOFerty.
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Particular attention given
to The repairing Of Watches
and JeSVeIFy.
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A disratch from Mllsdgsville saws "a.
Z. stephens positively declines The can
djaacy To- the Senate"
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Smasemtais.
THEATRE.
Monday Evening, December IIlh. n.j

WI he resented shstspesre's play Of tbs
MERCHANT OF N-HNtr,sr
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No. 234.

TIOR RENT-A neu Fame Houze 81 . rooms,
Il 10 Ndrsh Mesh uie. u-s- the re-id-u-r o. NJ.
r. 4 Caeaiham. il.s a1 pr auuun-
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NOR sATE-Au intsiest IN House o. % TOO as
II and Eitrhen, ln r, sfer streel, u J.. EeleIb,
ut ar Cavalry Depot " Possession given January
lst lsaO Price so.
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DOCTOR McGllL,
BOTANIC PHYSIClAa,

- CTS rgHATuErT Or DISEASES, ID
ERu HhINf GIh WITH sJUCEss %
WfH Ek sfAIEA A. az A ~
EA-HEuAE TENNuHFa
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No 225

L1OR SALE-A small BARN Of .3 Acres, on the
Il Brick Church PEe, mites moth Of Nt-hYl e
veil in pfOvssi. Frame house OF 90 ee rooms, al
lie, hall and Kitchen. Tao springs. has young or
chsrd Of 6o0fruiG trees, pa beginning 20 bear JP-
piles. pea'hes, pums. cherries and plums, oil we'll
enclosed. $40 per are Our-hslt cash talauce
IN one year Possession gwen January lsi, lss'-
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r HAVE large am. uni DE me Tor services Tsn-
Il defed, and most respectfully ak you 10 PAl
Up OF settle 10 some way Def lie TIE coming year.
w. x. CORNELIUS,
deeIu-lW A. Church street.
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No. 233.

EIGR sAIE-fI Lots - q iruut feet. regularly
II aad plviuly isid on neKi sdIouIugo o. th--outh
The reslaeucs grounds Of Hon. John Trmhie snd
IL r. Wukins, Esl., aud 10 sItition % the anoye,
sven arre- valuable laud With q eommodaous
BIiek ke.ldsuce, nov occupied y Mr.. Richard
shsff-r; s Of which We viii srii Cor less than the
improvements cost, Va SlsOlJ-ghI h ls less thsn
S. per loot & = the lots throwing seven sores Of
valuable ground and q large, camm1lous srick
House Does not this, for chaapuss=, exceed every
thing thrusn upon DE market
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NAsHNiLLE. rEss-, Dee. an. lSss.
- kAAkn proposals pili be received Al nv oiice
- unti Monday, the llth insL. Al u clock, NJ ,
ior Five rhou~End (soo) bushels 81 Lime, more OF
less o. oe uruished IN guantiues q FIVE Huudred
nlsocis Or more per week, Nilt received Wsihin
ttl1a miles 81 ths ey. 81 The expense 81 the Gov
stsineiai oseF three miles. % b. delivered -
ne paites ccuusciing. All proposals 10 te IN al
phckie
~ orasr q CsFt A. &. Enol, Chief q. NJ. DIT.
Il 3 KIRK.
&C.,. n.rn. RraraI N.L .na A D n
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Personal Notice.

Mr. JOHN HOWARD MI plesse csn 90 ]. B.
VI hossId ~ ne unIted Ssies tlaim Arency
u Howard Nelson, NJ. - North ChsrTV sfrssf
resrly opposite ne stsfs Sank. nd ear soma.
thizg q maieHs interest," 70 htn, IdecslW
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H. @ ssCON RI.
No. 2I6.

NOR Sale A small Frame House, Dot 1910 on
L Ia"lzou -t.tst, uOr.L OF ale C,TpOustjOn -puu9
Pnce $40.
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Proclamation by ,hs Mayor.

MAYORS OFFICE, !
NAsHyInE, TENN, Dec s. 1865. !
A Ill parties owning spelty on college au1
n Market Streets, between Broad -treet and Iht
Square are hereby notified IN construct stone curb
ng wherever it - Tequiisd ia s"cOTdancs With th5
giaie- snd specifications Turn shed by the CRy En-
gneer said prspsTty holders are notified n CON
mvncs this work Wuhin ten iays, aud push the
same rapidly 90 como elton, or the contractor oi
-id treet- will ba ordered ~ the city 20 construct
ssid curtingz and the expenses thereof vii BE-
sea sc uI.un Haid property Oaners.
dec7-lua W MATT BROWN, Mayor
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" r RENr-A very des. raiAe residence m sisht
II 81 the n a G ksilr1ad, With sX rooms. None
i4at & Isl class tenants nset apply spp ~ No. Al
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Thos. K. Jennings, NJ. b., 4. n. Madden.
d A-lml MsIn
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No. 22O.

NOR EENT-Fiye rooms M Third story, south
west corner Cedsr and Cherry street, for Too
years fiom January lst, ls6G n siuJ yer annum
and $50 touus There rooms aye we'll lostlud iui
bu-. ue-s OrhstS, sni chsap,r IhaI amy wo knuW
If-ayerEging Sl3 60 per noah Tor each.
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Nartcr-CuASGE on TtsF.-- On ant are Monial,
Uctoba g.h the doors vii b. opeaed a. t5 ciock
tha CIrian wll rise a. ~ precisely,
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Notice.
OPTICS ASSISTANT QuARFERNAsl ER. /

sad General Wholesale nes,er IL Teas aol Cofi.ss.
dac8-sm
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4Eiu SarertistmEatS.
For Rent
Paw Up Notice.

TUE eusuiar wear, two Store houses on Church
STREET onp5.ils II sstaceT EOuse" and neaf
the 81 Cloud Hoiei. F0T terlns spfy 20
dselo III ami T. 4. ALLOWAT.