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A dispatch from Cairo, under date Of the
loth, says
AR. Feuton, who has large cotton farm
IN whnt D. called the Mississippi Bottom.
situated about eight miles from Joueshoro.
Was compelled, In rider 10 secure his cotton
10 employ eighteen negroes, who commenced
work on Monday Of last week. On SUNDAY
night a mob, eompo ed OF the meanest and
lowest class n ciiizens OF Union county, ar
rived with guns, sud in disguise, approached
the grounds where the negroes We e sleep
ing and fired into the gin house and guar
tiers cent guous. None Of The negroes were
wounded, but an OF them were badly fright
enei, and all but ten Of them vamoosed
Notice was then served upon Mr.. Fenson
that no negroes would be allowed 10 WORK
upon his Plantations. As AR. r. cannot Sc
cure the white labor necessary 30 save his
orops, be Is fuily determined not 20 be bros
beaten nor controlled by the mob, and win
meet the scouDdrels with force, if necessary,
and they viii be made 10 feel the FUN weight
Of outraged justice, unless they suspend
their villaiuous operations. Mr.. T. staias
that noue Of the respectable citizens OF IN
ION county sustain o. approve Of the raiian-
ism above alluded 90. but on the contrary,
depreeate and regret t.
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Mrs. Dan Castillo,

The justly renowned Mistress Of the Manage.
HORACE NICHOLS, tie representative psr ex-
celenea--lhe Gentleman RmRmaster-- together
with csretuliy solicited aud lihsrlly secured corps
Of AuXaues, Aids and Attendants.
~ NullCE.-In consequence Of The Wagon
Season being ended Dan CASTILLO VIII sell OF all OF
as TEAM HORSES &C Aucuon on Thursday, The
l-th ri uctoter, The Public Square. retaining hs
splendid teupming Horses foT has Winter Tour
utroagn the south by special Railroad Trans.
oct6st
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Government Sale.


ENXTENSINE sale Of B'anketB, BadsteAds,
II QueeasEare, &c " n be SOLD 1t Aucfion nt! the
MediCal Surveyors Warehouse, Nc As Market
street, Nashville, On
Tuesday, October II, 1866, at 8
O'clock A. NJ,
$4,000 Blankets,
s,u05 Iron Bsdsteads,
S,337 Canvas , OTIS,
200 Buckets,
5000 Knives and Forks,
1900 Spoons.
400 Small Tables,
IS Cooking Stoves,
Ranges,
3s Csldrons,
zoo Looking Glasses,
And a variety Of other Furnishing Goods. Also.
Qu'ens,vare and tsiassWsns, consisting Of plaies
Pitcher. Dishes, Tea RntS, ofMugs Bowls, Sc
and large asso. sment OF nngRre.
n8-A large part Of thee articles are entirely
NEW. Dialogues will b. furnished on appl cation
hOBERr FLErCHER
Surgeon and bVt. Col 4. e. Vols
Medical Purveyor u s. A.
Y. =. nichols, auchoneer- tOcti-ltt
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.
FALL MEETING, 1865.

THE folio Eng stakes sld purses are offered 10
Il be run Tor during the Fall Meeting Of 1855,
commencing on the 10th day Of Oc'obsr next:
MONDAY, OCr 10, 1868.
THE CUMHFBLAbD STAKE.--A sNeepstake for two
year olds, DISH a. one mile; subscription sto
eacl, SO forfeit, 9Th $50 aid q " the Assucia
ton fthe race is run n es ,r M re to fill ne
stake. The race 20 be on the frst day Of tie
tall MeeiIng. Closed with tie blloNng entries
/. Il IS Cheatham names ch c Muggins, by Isck
Malone, or OF Fannie McA ster y Onleara
2 Turner Johnsou named che COPPER, ny Hia-
saiha, Qua Of list Trick by imp Prisin.
3. I = atleIsOn names en- c Shic- amsnga by
Isek Malone, cut Of A!bOai BY imported A.
bon.
4. Also, br Blanche Rousseau b, imported Mnky
Free, out Of Ada Tesis by imported Albion.
s. Harry Naulew names Oh lAYerp5ol, BY imp
Bonnie Scotland, oui Ct HOuag Fashion ~
imp MOsarch.
9. Also eh Caledonia. ~ mp Bonnie Scotland,
ont Of Lady Lancaster uytmp Monarch.
Z. Hinton Kinney names CD C Tornado by Com
mOdoTe ont OF Rapidly by Childe HsIold
6. W MelSmsn names gr I Enigma, by Chde
HaiOld, o't OF Delta by imp iriam
3. Also, br Currency, BY Childe Harold, out OF
Caroline by imp Scythisn
10. J T Kirby enters on Z aploa, bF JselE Malone,
dam AIhiOn mare ont Of IeViathAn.
SAME DAY.
Association Pure S2a-ior all sges mile heats
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MILIrtHT DIVISION OF TIE TEssEssEE,
QMs OTTECE. U . MILITARY RAILHOADs,
NAsHETLLE, TESE, Get Il, 1865 J
4 WILL expose at Public Auction this dsy, the
II following Buildings recently occup ed b. EN-
viz
Frame Buildings numbered lis, ll6, III,
corner Church and Clay SITS.
Nos. 80 aud "A, corner Knowls and Church
SITS.
Nos. AZ, 4s, A, IS, 46, AZ, as, 40, 90, 81 and
50, corner McCr,ary and Church SIS.
Nos. 50, 81, So, on Knowles, bet. Church
and Cedar sts.
Nos. 1, 2,8, ,5,6, Z, g, 9, 10, IL, 70, IS,
and "a, corner McNairy and Broad SITS.
sale % commence At O'Clock q. m, in order
nsmsd shove
Notice 4 sales viii be given daily unil all build
ings are sold q n. HAMlLb
Octl3-it CAPT A q M
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Henry Ward Beecher.


We find the following paragraphs in one
Of our exchanges credited to the Mobile
News, 8 newspaper edited by psrOled rebel
officer:
Eve intended saying something to-day
sbout Henry Ward Beeeher, but special
Injunction has been plsee3 upon our col
onus. and we are net allowed 10 introduce
ANYTHING vulgar or dirty in il. We are
49, Ne would have liked 10 INTRODUCES
~. ssneciaily as We learn that the Hon
orable iGoa save the marx y Salmon p
Chase and his brother Fred Douglass
Chase. have appointed him 20 run the
churches IN Alabama
well, we imagine i better 50. Vne can
mi fiybt with chimney sweep without
get NJ blacked, or play with puppy with
51,t re3ting his face licked. He is after all
enlT TIE Comparative Of q puppy, as pro-
nounced in Spanish Alley-son OF a Beeeher."
The Editor Of the News makes a very Sc
r;ous mistake, II be thinks such language as
The sbove, spoken of Henry Ward Beecher,
will End favor with honorable men in any
section Of the country. The use Of 1t is de-
grading only to the uitsrer.
Heurv Ward Beecher Is one Of the first
diviues Of the day. he il an honor 10 this
country, and would be an honor to any other
country. he is devoted lover Of our re-
publican institutions, and patriot tried and
true. His great services in England,
during the darkest hours Of the rebel
lion, in enlightening British sentiment,
and dissipaiing the false ideas with
- ~ Gn.I ~.
popular mind, viii never cease TO be
remembered with gratitude by the
American people. The circumstances IN
der which he encountered public opinion in
England, broke down its prejudiees and
partialities and cleared away the fog which
enveloped the national cause, required not
merely talent Of the highest order, and 3
vast fund Of information, but the greatest
norel and physical courage, combined with
rare good judgment and tact. For the ser
vice he engaged in, he was just as much the
nan as Grant was for the leadership Of cur
armies. We doub. whether there is another
IN the toeming catalogue Of our eminent di-
vines and statesmen who could have ac-
complished what be did. As the war found
him an Incorporating supporter Of the
Union, and an advocate Of vigorous meas
urss to secure peace at the earliest moment !;
%, e. soon as the war closed, he became the
advocate Of msgnsnimity and mercy. As
early a. the 18th Of April last, before the
echoes Of the last CREST battles around
Richmond and Petersburg had died away,
ne was 81 Charleston, on the spot where the
frst insult had been offered the nations
flag, speaking in behalf os universal am
nesty 10 the fallen foe. He cherished no re-
sentiments, but in a spirit Of Christian for
beHrsnoe and kindness, inculcated the re-
turn 10 fraternal relations, and The observ-
ance Of the high and holy duties Of
christianity.
Instead Of abuse and ribaldry, Henry Ward
Beecher merits the good will and reverence
Of the Southern people, whether citizens or
soldiers. We hope we have seen the iasl Of
such paragraphs as these Of the Mobile
News.
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E00l OF the Family.

= q IA ANENGER
Ballad -.
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RECEPTION or CoLoEEn RzausENT-
SPICES o. fHE fKEsInENr.-rhef rst District
Of Columbla coiored regiment, which in 1858.
was hissed and booted ON its Srst parade in
THIS city, received an ovation on il parade
this morning, being enthusiastically an
plauded, net more BY persons OF their own
color than BY q large csnconrse Of whites.
On Is way 10 the White House. This regi-
meut participated IN several pitched battles
and number Of skirmithes, ana its isitegod
Gag bore unmistakable CIV deuce Of tie no
bic bearing Of the men in defense Of their
own freedom, and Of the Integrity aud per-
peiuity Of the Union. Upon the arrival Of
the regiment a the White House, Pre,iden
johnson appeared and addressed it in q
sPeeeh Of half an hour.
During The delivery Of the speech there
vas no enshOsiasm manifested BY the sol
diers or their colured friends. An the ap-
plsuse elected emanssed from the whites
who were present
One incident attracted our attention.
When the President remarked that 81. ibertv
consisted in being permitted 70 WORK and
enjoy the profits Of ones labor. - a sergeant
among the eolored soldiers, i'm nediat9iv in
his 'front.', exclaimed, "thank God il means
that lauch I''- Washington OR. ca. Gaseff,.
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Tenn. Marine 4 fire Ins. Co.
Notice.

A CALL Of Fifteen Dollars ca each share Of stick
"a 10 The tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company, undertha new charter is nov dus.
portion Of tho authorized stock Is yet open for
euheeripu0n. ~ provision OF the new charter
stockholders in the old company have tie privilege
Of duplicating their stock, which they may do du
ring The next twenty dsys. A. W. BUTLER,
octla-2N Secretary.
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A DISCOVERY LOSG NEGEED.

Restores GraY kair 10 its faiursl Color.
Mskes tue HAIR soit, ssiossy md Luaursnt.
keeps The scalR Clesn, Jo,il snG Healthy.
Ths oaly Huean RssIarcr Of t,ulor and Per
Hsct Hair prsssiag Combined.
" LoHdon Rair Ooior Resiorer and Dressing
" london Hnir Color Resiorer and Dressing -
g LoBdon BAR Color Resioter and Diessinl."
. osdou Hair Cal0r Rssiorer aaa nFes. lng."
III VII restore gray Rsir 70 rs orcinAl calcr.
4 SIT vii . sac Is grow ou laid head.
SIT sgi nesiors ne natural secrelious.
ali eill rerose al dandTud sod iichlngs.
Sa-lt vii make The hair ~ 4 gossY and aeIhle.
6-it uiii preserve he cngDsg color @ old sEe.
T-Mwill prerezf the bar nm falling o.
s-nN n care al diseases 81 ne scalp.
frace 40 per hltIla. sod b. 1T. hMAfNk 4
soN, NC. so y Sixth street, fhlsdsiplla sd
N.J.AC, W nAifH. druggists
Corner d Chursh and Vine trees,
ootis-eodS-inAag Nsshriile, Tenn,
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THURSDAY. OcF. 10.

PrOpretOr's Purse 500 mile haats, best 3
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TUESDAY. OCT. II.

D
ASSOCIATION SrAKE.-A swespslaxe for three year
old- ihst have never been trained mile hea.s ;
subscription $500 eaeh $50 forfeit; the Association
20 add Sal0 1.-THE Isesis run; three % more to ell
the siahei % be Tua on The second day Of the Fan
Nee ins. closed vi IA the iOdoging entries
4. F Woads names ch fby Hign.sndsF, dam by
imp Puam.
?. r B Chsaihem names b fby Highlander, dam
bY imp i'rism.
5. A A Ca ter names II Maryland, by Ball Cheat
tam, dam by Hamlet
4. T = Pa teTson names ID Sally Moore, ~ imp
knight Of 81 George, ont u Ada Teys BY imp
Albon.
5. Harry aDlieE names c'Malcolrz. by imp Bon
ME He0tlsnd, out Of Lady Ism aster b. Mon
arch.
c. Also. bfby Delhgh DE by imp Glencoe, dam b.
WOOdiOlk's Leyiathan
7. N Cneatham names Capt Rnper's br Dixie,
by Revenue dam by imp AlU.on
5. Hinton Kinney nsms Ga { Cameo ~ imp
Knight OF 81 Ge.rge, ogg Of diamond By Ep-
siiOu.
9. T KERRY enters Ch Bonela years Old, out Ct
bii ChesLham, dam Glencoe maze.
SAME DAY.
Associated Purse sg50-dtsh OF two miles
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Tennessee MsFiae and fire
Insurance. 60.

,-,,r, -,,.its sn1ount Of stock having been faseu
- i..---a : ialoE for suts.Tipucng to tle BAD
- go stock IL tills Ga snd sci knrFa once
- - r,-vr rhsrfaf, 81 lnw cree ca tIe L1.rl
49, pu.5pess men Erd properly n1.ders who
- Z, ION fI Is-esta1is lsg a rellrtle Bone iu-
100 A. 7rsuacffailF alFlied ~ su1lcr le.
giEHfa NAGl.As
no. M. BILL ~..-..
gAfQls y. CASTER,
6AM'L Watkins,
ocf7-lm
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Sweepstakes for three year olds mile beats sub
scupuOn $500 each, SO forfeit, the ASSOCIATION 10
add 500 the rsce II run; threa mole 70 hl the
stake ne race 10 be Iun N the third day OF th4
Fail Meeting Closet with the following entries.
I. X 4 Chsatham names ch sarah X, ny LeXinH-
toE, out Of GiouAns by kclipse %
g. r p Woods names Ell by Highlasder, dam BY
imp Prism.
:. Marx \, ing names Harry ofthe West hy Lex
ingon. out Of lsura by imp levisthsh
4. Also DC by Lexington. dam ~ imp Glencoe
g. Harry Va iliev nAmss b c Malcolm, by mp Rom
ME S, 0usnd, oGt OF i-suy Lancaster By imp
Mocanch.
G. Also, b { by Delhi, Che by imp 6lencoei, dam BY
Moodf0 KS eFIsihan.
:. b Cheatham names Capt Roper's br Dixie,
by Revenue, dam by mp Albion.
SAME DAY.
Propretor's Purse $50; mile heats, best in 8,
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% Au, '''' .ne o. Tie 5szu.f,. 81.
Mile. NIARIErTa
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POIsn0's Variety Thest,,

= - - SIS can oe secured a. the rs,,-- -
m 81 3 pm wiihouteEfra olsrss-,- - m
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ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch no More.
IS ItchiEg Piles, saltRheun, sssld H

eat variety % cases ylaid 70 me wonderful
healing properties Of tn Ointment even the most
obstinate and proiracted 10 ehsnrier. sruphons
covering tue VII -le surfA-e Of he body tbst put n
den zee all other modes Of trea' ment which the
miad cf man could invent, have teea pc manenty
cured
Price IS cents box. Ry mai 80 esuts-
Over 80 years have " DR.. SWayne's Medicines
been N coastsnt use N I'll psrts Of the world ADD
their increa sing popularity Is certainly proof Of
their great power 10 heal
Prepared o1iy by Ii. sWAfNB son, 10. 80
n. SIXTH street, above inc, Pm ladelphia
Sold BY W,J.&C. " SMITH, Druggists.
Cor ofChurch and Vine sts-
Nashville.
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THar's So A shreEd observer says that
Il General Butler had shown - much per
sistence and pluck al Fort Fisher, ~ he does
in besisging the President, be need not
have retired from she sueny. That is 80.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says in dispatch Of the
18th:
By direction Of the President a large
amount Of abandoned property situated in
The adjoining counties Of Virginia is being
restored 10 its former owners By the Freed
mems Bureau, yesterday, eeven reterned
rebels, in Loudon county, were reinstated in
possession Of their property, which in the
aggregate is worth between two hundred
and tsO hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Three OF Jour Of the parties to whom the
restoration was made sre said TO have held
commissions in the rebel army, and some Of
the others were directly connected with the
rebel Government. The tue Union men Of
the county protest against this Who'll, sale
dispehsation Of Executive clemeney. The
President has Rlso O. dered the restoration
20 Colonel John SOlheTon Of the valuable
property situated in st. Mary's county,
Maryland, now used as a freedmen's farm
This property belongs TO Coloael John Soth-
eron. the wealthy secessionist, who, 10 1852,
murdered Lieutenant Whit, an officer Of 3
cslOred regiment, which, at the time, was
on recruiting service in the vicinity Of his
plantation The murderer is now in Canada.
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Parole Of Hon. A. H. stephens. and

Parole Of Hon. A. III. stephens, and
Others.
It will be seen from the following order
that the Hon. A. II. stephens, and other Of
hcers Of the rebel Government. together
With Gov. CLARK, Of Mississippi, have been
PeToled BY the President. It gives US pleas
ure 70 record this act Of executive clemency.
EKEcprIvE OFFICE, Oct. Il, 1865.
WREREls, the following named person !.
to-wit: John A. Campbell, Of Ala: John ri.
Res gan. Of Texas Alexander II. etepbens
Of Georgia; Geo A. Trenholm, of soufb
Carolips, and Chas. Clsrk, of hissis ippi.
lately engaged in a rebellion against the
Uniied States, who are now in close custody,
have made their submission to the authority
Of the United States, and applied 70 the
President for pardon under his pToclama-
ton and
WHEREAS, the authority Of the Federal
Government IS sufficiently restored in the
Aforesaid States to admit Of the release Of
ssid persons from custody, it is ordered that
they be released on giving their respective
parole TO appear at such time and place as
the Presidents may desire, t. sBsser charges
that he may direct against them, and also
that they will respectfully abide. until fur
ther orders, in the places herein designated,
aud not depart therefrOn John A. Camp
bell, in the State Of Alabama; John II. Rea-
gan, in the State Of Texas; Alexander H
Stephens, in the State Of Georgia George
A. Trenholm, in the State of South Caroii-
ma aad Charles Clark, in the State Of Mis-
sissippi; and if the President should grant
his pardon 10 any Of the said persons, such
persons parole viii thereby be discharged.
Isignedl A. Johnson, President.
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We find the following paragraphs in one
Of our exchanges credited to the Mobile
News,snevspaper edited by parOled rebel
officer:
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Tennessee Confercncc.

OCIoEER IL, 1865.
AT afternoon and night sessions the fol-
lowing resolutions, expressing the thanks Of
the Conference, 70 the parties therein named,
were adopted.
The folloEiBg resolutions offered ana car
ried:
lst. Resolved, That the thanks Of tbis
body are due, and are kRreby rendered Ia
our worthy Secretaries FOR the very Efficient
and satisfactory mEnner in which thew have
performed their very srduous duties.
IND Resolved, That we tender our thanks
70 the citizens Of Edgefeid and vicinity for
the kindness and Christian hospitality. in
entertaining the Conference and Is visitor.
-. resolved, That We express our thanks
70 the pastors who have rendered the use Of
their churches and pulpits duripg oar sss-
sion.
Az. Resolped, That the vsrious hotels and
landlords who have entertained our breth-
rem, are worthy Of our highest respect snd
consideration.
5fh. RESOLVED, The we offer our thanks 70
the various railroad companies who return
oar preachers 10 thsir homes tree Of charge.
ST. ReSOlUed, That our thanks arc due
and are hereby rendered 70 the Editors Of
Nashville for the full and correct reports
they have given Of our proceedings.
7tA. RsS0iUea, That We cordially thank
our Sexton, Anthony Jones, for bis assidu
Gus and gratuitous attention 70 this body
during its session.
At the close Of the session, about IL
o'clock P. r., BiShor Ksyanaugh read the
following appointments for the ensuing
wear
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The YnEGIEIA SYNOD on EDucATIoS on
FEEEDHES.-The following resolutions we're
adopted on the 10th inst. by the Synod Of
Virginia, now in session at Lynchburg;
Resolved, That the Executive Committee
OF Domestic Missions, Of the seve al Presby-
ferries, be directed TO take under their care
the religions instruction Of the negroes, APP
pointing Gvangelists as far as practicable 20
labor among them, and whenever the way
is open, 10 gather them into separate assem-
blage for worship.
Resolved, That in addition to the ordi-
nary forms and modes Of instructions re-
commended in The foregoing resolution, it
be also recommended that the eOiofed popu-
latiOn be taught in the Sabbath School 10
read the word Of God, and ali the ordinary
branches Of good common school education
in day school.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

THESIS greaf Fac ly SeEinE Elchl1e Cr ihe
4 World. 10 b. tha mosi rapd uf 40 MAJ Inns M
Is u0fE. 10 makes the double thresI lock sii-a
rhIoh sh not rp nor navel 10 ~ almost n0iseIsza.
It sew hens, tileEs hruis. islis eorlls, binds aad
esthars ID the most rfautful ueruar. ifra b
uicsf teaullil piece OF ftr1iiure. Do j. maHt SIM
pie ln lta construction. 10 uFea % shuttle. Dat
aeEs ne lsst a. aTlnifr can turE-
10 Las universally oarIieli % tle rreul'um Eler-
ever Q nas been cal.ei % the fesi nj he lril's
far, Loudon, TIE ludustrla' Exposition. 81 fErIat
~ United states FAIRS ct State Fairs ~ Mechsr-
les Institutes, aad ~ County Flirs. olee fr NJ
-cue Temple, church g.. aluia. room a.Il larllaa
4 Feutun- ~. q. WAEEEE. AgalL
.-----L..
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Rev. Dr.. Charles 7. Qainisrd was eanse-
crsted - Bishop Of Tennessee, st 81. Likes
Church, Philadelphia, on the ilth inst
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WAGON HARNESS. &C.
JOSEPH SMITH,
Field, Garden, Grass and Flower
- II H ID,
No. e5 Liberty Street
No. s5 Liberty Street

ORDERS for seed BY mali VIZ. be promptly exc
I J eufad aud forwarded By EEpress, o. %. ID
B ne trale supplied on Che most .srll terms.
Priced catalogues VII oes s1t upon af1Lca lan, ~
mail foc.7 cod
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Pest stake Tor an sges. two mile heats suhscrip-
ton SEQ each, SiUn i0rigit the Association to aif
s1ol n the rce rs Tun 10 be run on the ourth day
q The Fall Meeting Closed with the following en-
tries;
I. II Sin'leton.
= Turner & JOhnson.
s. z Hstie son
4. W h McLyman.
g. X Is Chaafhaun
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Chancerx Sale
VIM. Liquors. Cigars. Sc,
RESOLUTION.

A NEE ting Of tbs Nashville Chamber OF Com
"A neict o vas ordered that tha following prean,
tts snd leso- utiors D. published
Nlseles4s RE prescott system Of peddlars and
iIss sels sci ing goods in this ctT without hceRSe
n1 tlieitoS being allie &c uudersell us snd greatly
lol9fe cur made, therefore, be
Resolved, Thatve publish M The daily rev-sns-
iee lisi hereaiter ne viii cause % be arrested and
prosecuted az illries whom We know 20 - selIin,
10 car cltt without lcersa
- 80 sl'lt afnandmeuts were made
4het y D tnace duFy q every member 20 qive
Of law.
oeti2-lW ISAAC LITHON, sec'y.
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A GENIs WA.TED FOE -'FHE sECzal zz--
"a VICE, The Field, ne Dungeon, aol ihe -
cape lne most Iltersst.ng ald ~ -
ever puu. shed, enrracing ST.. tanaf
parsleled experience ~ four Fear Etit.'..-
through the South u the selrff aeff q 70
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contain more Of the fsct, iue.iel. -
TIE var Than Eny uiher Ecrl 49, II. ~
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-13
FRID1Y,ocr. 20.

Sweep stakes for three year olds ; two milo hests;
SA0 enhance; SO ioffelt. three 20 al the stake /:
Assocai'on 10 add s. III Tie Esee Is run. CIosea
with the following entries.
]. Cheath an names en- Sarah X by lex ue-
t0u, Out OF Slouaua hr ECLIPSE
z MARX Young nsInfs bsry OF the Wesi. by Lex
ngou, out Of Laura BY Jap L viaJhan.
3 han. NanlieW names en- fLary Fashion bv inn
Bonnie scotond. cut o. Young Fashion -
imp Monafch
4 B Chez nam mares Capt Roper's bs + Dixie,
~ Revenue, dam by mp Aibou
s. hintln Kinney names Oh Cameo. by In chit
q 81 George, dam by Ecnpse
G j T. kerby eaters en- Bonetn. s vesr- ola an
Of 8ilg chtsihsna. dam Gienoo, nEle.
SAME D Y
ASSOCIATION Purse $50; two mile hesls