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tklNEiel ia WITH gCCCHs ~
UIdek STATES A. w US u
fG5iYli1lE, i'm NEk8HE
For further Inclination in regard 10
the sKillful success in the treatment Of
Diseases, the reader e referred 10 Sru-
LIS THERAPEUTICS aud MAFERIA MEnICa
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900
the best work IN the United States,
where you will find Dr.. Mo6ilFs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF the sFe in the treatment Of DIS.
eases Of women. Forai diseases in this
advertisement Eatisiaction Is guaran
teed With my general practice 4 treat
the following .g-LGI
UbrOnic Ozsos
Nth aafEllEtous i1naurnsiisli, Anechdas o. ne
Lungs; nisaasoa q he Ehr1si 8zeHad Ioiala,
sun Limbs, FlUCdsy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, gfs4slr
Diseases 90 the Heart and LAYER, lahaIumst1a r.
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evl or H.iafI's,
Deafness. Diseases Of tho Eyos, uealiliat f-.-
to-ls UyFrspsIa or Indigestion, ans C1uHIl1lf -1J-
together WITH all Private DiHru-eu SD
Discusses OF the Urinary Organ
70 The ladies.
an kdectO1B Of ths womb traalad Hiil Euar1as.
Those Married ladies sko have been s0 llot.H-
pa q 49,, nc - 9 P;sis sl5..sa' CO p -
CAL
RteFililyo
Tduug hsuiod isdiss v11as mis'1liuls D -la
neeu Int b lrng ioril IN doe SEASON. ralifal 1al
Sol haa said Y0u should muiEr.Y AL faIial.a4- IT
ms . Your desire yuu. can cunsui ue Ct1al D.
letter cr 10 paTsca- No lady over taarJ-ave Iea's
Of SO nuei make application. Az con lliizac zaaaa
y letter 0r perauH stf.etY cuandaatal -
Eight Emissions Cared,
Young MAJ sop eaiass go haTthsr %. y ~
diseases ca 1iaet 10 Man. flIara .saase 90 haTd
O. clro e. aEhi ienialiuns, ald phI aleiaus -
zesTaa nat Under tsnd trsaf 1liii sld 10 T1u CO
~ ilat have cliIed du1auE ~ tH.s cIty. ~ va =
u dI1srent Atsisl who have spent ioi|ar aiaf -
sT ani Era nov vel ru-ial By me- u an daig -
esIFiuE 'atiarl ansidiiuE rue.ii1ins r. az isri1 o
iue fuunrv. IN uurd, al tuat are - ctf1il -
any way md WdI are 30 rrli. 4Fai I've saiH-
lruun Cor slI o. Tho diseases moah1nei - me -
raftaeur1t The bfsi of references gFoH he lnH
rftT.
sr ssalu Iiractnd n
nR. MuGLLE.
UuH1n Street, iaarTf.s, T-nu-
ssr-HB ia ssaaal ssIlh rsols l.i u.t-u -
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The Conflict OF United States Au.
thonties at Mobile.

ihonties at Mobile.
No print Ca tle outside ar this morning
IEios copied lf8m he Mobile Register an,
Adveriiacrl the proceedings Of tho Unite,
States District Court 81 Mobile, on the lltl
inst, lu Che case of a collision Of the Cour
and che military uuthor.ucs. The resuona,
of Cen. Woods, IN explanation Of he course
,to which is appended She orders uudel
which be urted y aud the decision Of Judr,
Bastee-L ar given in full They viii b,
found iuiemains reading The question
Tieseuird % the iutIge fnr his determination
uas very grave aud important We arre,
with the Register and Advertiser that d,
"net 10 With the lrmuess aud wisdom Of .
Judge, thoroughly imbued with the spirit.
sd profoundly indociriuatol IN those prin
sr.ss oi English liberty which were raw
Ishei ir1m povel and embodied IN the
'.f.at charter"
30 be Do uUt right, the wiscat men OF this
earth have been wrong since the days OF
king Jsbn aud tbe ba5ons. and statesmen,
,ratars, poets aud historians, have lab1rcd
tuI written and sung in vain Tor the best
esuiures OF abe voll's history. 70 is o.
u.urhtol hara end cot gratitude Co Almighty
Gosh that 90 th.s era OF political madness
au. Uary cruelty. when the msssca have
iHsFuu tha tslchugs OF humau expert
enrr,a mau is uoU aud thea raised up
au'ug' be who fra's liberty ia The very
marrow of Hs bones, whose whole soul is
instinct wi,h is glowing aud inspiring
AEhl and who po8-esscs, moreover, the
mud DO grasp. and tle courage 30 yindicate
ta 1aersi imminent"
Toe rmr v,iI eame. if constitutional lib
sr'y sauiver che repeated a-suuIts upon cur
wost cherished institutions. when the
American People wi, read With wonder and
aina-omeui, I'd, uauy of the transactions Of
ia.s unfortunate period Of our history.
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For Sale.
For Rant

10 On0 BUSHELS COTTON SEED, war.
U,OOO r4nted new and sound Apply to
klNNtf & Kinney, Claim Agents,
deci7-lW No. Cedar st, Nashville, Tenn.
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On the 18th instant, the Seuate passed a
resolution directing an inquiry into the ez-
pediency Of the appointment Of a reporter
- procure reports Of the Senate proceed
ings, Ter the Associated Press. When this
measure shall have been carried into effect,
the grave Senators should take another step,
and select editors for the Associated Press.
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Senator Fessenden, in remarks made in
debate, day or two since, said:
"ln all countries, in all nations, in a time
Of eNtrt me peril, extreme and somewhat
questionable measures arc inevitable; but
IN time Of peace, when We live under q writ
ten Contribution, it Is our duty 70 come back
as fast o. possible-tO forget, II Necessary,
any precedent which might, if made in
times like these, have oecasioned very Sc
rious difficulty and trouble"
The truth and good sense Of these obser-
vations and The patriotic sentiment they ex-
press, must receive the appreciation Of the
mass Of the citizens or the Union: and. II
adhered 10 by the Government, lead 10 the
speedy restoration Of that law and order
which gave US justice and security before
the war.
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B. c. Truman, Esq, the Southern CORES
pendent Of the New York Times, arrived in
this city Sunday from Florida. lie bring.
good advices from Gov Marvin's State
Reorganization under the Presidents plan
is working like charm. Gov. Marvin will
probably be elected to the United siatei
Ssnste-
Mr.. 7 Llnan goes from this place to Texas
He has made the tour Of all theothsr South.
ern States. His letters 90 the condition o.
affairs IN them have eyineed a commenda.
bic desire on his part to be strictly just ant
accuEale.
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A dispatch from Washington states that
there is not enc word Of truth in the report
that the State Department has received
sdviees which warrant the belief that Earl
Russell has changed his opinion on the
question Of American claims.
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Proposals.
ASSISTANT QuASTERNssrER's oFrrcl

ASSISTANT QuARTERN SSTER's OFFICE !
NasHNutE, lrAN lec Is ls6S. I
Will receive Proposals at his an. 49,, =,
@ elocE ua-, Monday, isth iast .,,1 Fri,- -,
y 60 W AMI crihnE oEnt e. roous a. ~, u,bs,
~ 49, si.uated ou summer str,et. Al CaII-.s
- o'eup.ea 1l ne t'h Us. luaaIry
si.iiiot istuT flrui-had N-e 1l
~ ordered capt A x. Eadv, L. 81 r,i,r.,
N, Department Il Tennessee. N''" v
a.-,ra A W Willis
u''"H Rvt Me- sui A. lfM
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Increased Activity in Government

WILLIAM n. SEMARl
CHhRlEs FRaNcis ADAMS, Esq, &c.
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Il ia stated that Count Monthalon, the
French Minister, has notified our Govern
ment that if United States minister is ac-
credited 10 Juarez, the Liberal President Of
Mexico, the French Legation will be with
drawn from the United States. Ofcaurse.
ihe statement 10 untrue. It was but the
other day N. Monthalon sent a courier to
France for instructions
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NJ aSomic Hall.
ADOOI ADOO
THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY,
Dec. 2Ist, Odd and Odd, 'G5.
ARTEMUS WARDS
FAREWELL NIGHTS IN AMERICA
AFlfmnS Ward amnng the NnrmnnS.

z HEsE viii most positively Re ARfEMUS
WARDS only nights in Nashville. prior 10 bis
departure for Engisud, where arrangements are al
rasiy beng made for his CatlY appearance st the
EFyptHn halt London.
. ne pictorial part OF the en- 'ertlinment embraces
ghtesu PauJrsmic NeFs Of she Streets OF -s't
axe city, snd the smgulaTly beautiful Valley Of
Utah, isitbiully and 3ecuH ely pa uied from lhotl
g-spns taken N the isn.is 81 the Mornnus under
t1e Imniedist1 supeJutendenee Of ARfEMUsi
WARD these views were transferred 20 canvas
ty lists Of e-tab lsh u reput.to and Oh IT
thorough eXsctness has been cord ally ac- aUWeds
81 wherever this ent'rts ument Las been eiye1.
The accompanying descriptive Le-tgre ~ AkTE-
MUS WARD tCN ain 10 - rather ireig Pc b.
heves q far better % stay IA the -un-hue while We
may, in-~much a. the shRdog must, OF it, oWu ar-
cord, come only too soon.
Admi.sion IS cents Reserved Seats IN front 81.
Reserved seals Tickets for ale a. norlnsn & Fen.
tons Music ore, unisT Masonic Ball, sni al the
dnnr Al nigh. Parties NJ distance can have seat7
ecurrd ior them hy senaidg the amount Tor tick cts
10 hessrs. Dormsn A Fenton
ouTs open 60 Z, n commence at s o'rlsck.
The Cnlckerng Pisao used Is kindly llaaed By
Messr7. bOrman & feuton
decle7t JNu. ?. SMITH, Director.
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i IS expected that the Dismal swamp
Canal will be repaired in ninety days, and
communication by tbatavenue opened with
North Carolina.
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~ standard
OF the nine members Of Congress elect
from North Carolina there are three ex-
members Of the so-called Confederate Con-
gness, and two Of these ere unpardoned.
only one Of the members elect can take the
required oath. 10 three districts, gentle
mea who could have taken the oath were
defeated, as the result Of the divisions and
distractions occssioned by the running Of
Mr. Worth for Governor, and because they
had not beenas "tTue Coniederates" as those
who Wete elected. And % make the matter
worse, one Of these unphrdoned ex-members
81 The Confederate Con gress-Josish urner.
j., who WIS elected over a true Union man
still fingers in Washington, and by his
re'ord and the status he presents, constitutes
himself an argument against the admission
Of the State
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4he Les.a.atlrs gI Geafr.a has taken a
recess outd the I5ih % Tanuary next. siih-
.li el'-thif Jult.i States seuators When
' member come together again We hope
'1e5 T.ii 5rTreFared 30 take abe advice of
'., aa-'u le-sEruTrh. and elect Provisional
'.'- .llslu aI.i Hon. Joshua HiIl.
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For Sale.

A FAkh q, ~ Arrcs Of sod Iaad. eieht mile.
sl.sut 100 rieare3-tslan-p f-5-.r' s.-s5-sr -
nnest nsFeT Ealing spTings 81 wster on she rlse,,
near ule resat nce- The IInprdFer,.uts -, -, d
tai SofneN hei oot ~ order. We Wi eel o. f.,-
Ntrr lyeia la'i a. Crtat sarUfca a. Ii b. i -
shle. n not rold prvateiy, ~ ulH "a 80 - 49,
o. Auciiun % tlle futiie sJuars. on SsrgTpritv
lA,c. l6iis. ISIS. akRlNGTllN FAEEsr
do,s3-lW Aranis. NJ 3 \ t,,Ii.-,,. -.
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Proposals.

ASSISTANT QUARTERM ,sTER's OFFICE, Z
NASHVILLE, Tens, Dec. 70, lsG5
No. % -outh Cherry Street.
DROPOsALS will he received a. this Office unit
i 10 a m, Thursday, the 2i-t inst, for ceillni
sixteen (lGl rooms IN The SIN Cavalry Rsrrsc.s q
the Hyde's Ferry Pike, and slsO taking down ana
removing two (f) Public Buildings from Brqv
Barracks. ..
All necessary material, transportation, and IN
skilled labor v % be furnished.
BY OrieE Of Captain A. r. kDDY, o. s. a., Chief q
N. a. Of T.. A. ". Wills,
declg p BVt. Mai. and A. Q. 81
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Increased Activity in Government
Securities.
An unusually actiye demand prrv,ii,l
lu thc street yesterday for all classes of Gov
eminent sccuuuCa, partly Tor home invest
ment, but als7, 20 large extent, ON FOREIGN
recount. The sdyices by the Ctv of R54-
Ton and Java Indicated a steady Gppreei,-
uou OF United States stock in the London
market on "a rapidly tcviviuc business
The iorefgu mails brought hither, IL is up-
derstooa, liberal orders, chiefly tho G4vorts
Five twcutles of lSG2. and the Six Der cent
gold bearing bonds Of 1881. INA each aT
which there was a marked iutpraysrrsut
toward the close OF business hours vester-
day; the final quotations having been for
The hrst issue Of Five TwsutIrs. lu4. ss
against 1898. on TUESDAY. and for tbe Siyas
81 ISL los, Is against 1878 the prcc,.l,pr
evening. seven Thirtits. of an three S.
ues, were also decidedly more sought sftsr
and were arner, closioc - follows Fret
series, " Attdys; second series at gI8s 66s7as.
thud series, "a Cuys =. -Fortles len
on buoyauily % IN lsUgls.. Supplies Of
all the national bonds and notes v,ar,, rnf.1
crate Confidence IN thc public funds hes
been vastly strengthened In the home mar
ket by the emInrutly t1nservative u,e.s.-e
o. President johnson, aud the aamIreli.
bnancist exhibit ct Secretary McCullosh.
winch, moreover, cannot Tail 20 promete the
nauousl credit abroad, ami lead 90 further
heaVy Investments Of foreign genital ir our
seSurii'cs.--N. ,. T.uc,.
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rR. hGGlLE
.UHtrt siratt, fasuvHis, Tcnu-
81 well aIlh rF0as. Ud altau -
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MANFED -AG ENrS-no sell WeH's p.l.,t
w sed Feeding Circular Hand Saw -
lauoT-ssEiug ulschine. A rare oppoTtaufiy 81 -
I'VE uien - msEe iortune. kHtua precision, In.
dneemeot--izrEe sales certain. For tsTu,s. a..
gloss slanlp % q, J, WELLS, 81 Resknaa strssi,
AuE Nort der9lv
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Nothing Like them Ever Offered
In this Market.

crystal brooches. Elegant Dress Combs,
" Necklaces, Belt Buckles,
steel Bfooche', Ladies Companions,
Bead Necklaces, Cabas,
travelling Bags, Porto Monuics,
Cigar Cases, Work Boxes.
Cigar Stands, Writing Desks,
Gard Cases, Porte Folios
SILVER Card Baskets, Toy Watches,
Gold Albums. for Watch Chains,A
Photo Albums, Tor Center Tables,)
Paper Weights, Diaries fer 1886.
Physicians Diaries, Ivory Chess Mon.
Nlergymon's Chess Boards,
Gold Pens, Domino.s
Napkin Rings, Toy Books,
FAIRY Tales, etc., Tiny Libraries.
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
en- hhives, Paper Knives,
Aud a great variety Of Choice Goods suit
able for
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Tduug Married Isdiss vr1aa mis'aIiuas 0 i-li
negu lnt b hung iortd IN doe season. rllaia1 -ar
6od has said y0u should muiEpiY AL falial II
trIs q yuur desire Won. can clhsuii uid ei1al tI
.attEr 81 n paraCn. No lady over talrI-lTe Teass
on SO uuet make uuuIcat en-. All CON rlii.ul zEaaa
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Rooms to Rent.

THREE unfurn shed Rooms 10 rent st No 49,
Il NOuh Cherry street, suitsh- for Offices OF
sleeping rooms. Apply az Siscey House, Chun b
street between SUNNI and high.
declT-3i
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an Affections o. The womb traalad Hiil su'r7t
Those Married ladies sso have been 9o ua.oI.H.
uats % uiisrsrry o. p1QFe sllnlCui csl % aaifat
% ihar thl time 2 iouad pEogaai, 1i p'aa % .
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Proclamation By the Governor
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NaeWYrLTr. Bee "a lSf1

STATE OF TENNESsEE,
EXECUTIVE uEPA RT1TE NT,
NAsuylLLr, Dee. "a, 1855
NHrEEAs vacancy has occurred IN the General
Assembly 81 the stge OF Tennessee b. the resp
a1ol o. the Ken 7. X. I4gssier senator from zoe
fourieenih Senatorial lH-tucL composed of the
counties OF Cannon, C0dee, GrUldy, Van Buren,
and Warren; Therefore,
], William G. BrownlOw. Governor 81 the State Of
Iesuessee, 10 hereby command the she,ifs 81
sad COUNTESS oi Cannon. Coffee. t7ruaiv. Nsl Hu
ren Rnd harreu, respectively, 10 open snd hod an
81 q tlso different pisces o. voting il ther respec
i've ccunte- 70 9 said vacancy snd thsi tney
make return according % lag.
-, 10 testimony whereof, ! have hereuEfo sub.
1WSh -eubed my name and caused the t7rest
49, sea- o. The state Of Tennessee 10 he sfhxed
9 tnr repayment 10 the cry Of Nashville, this
lflh CAV Of Decembec, is6s.
BY tie Governor. " G. BROWNL0W.
A. = PAS rcHER, ssC'y Of slsie.
decl6-td
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Government sale.

7 u. hdtafy Railrosd HozpitaI know IaS
n street, near Chattanooga Depot. Nashville. on
WEDNESDAY, De- 20, and 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. will
hs sold 81 auc lou, Iu small lots the foilosing vz-
iteo linen sheets, so hlsnbets, 1lnen pillow --
r. hair mattresses, To- shurE do, 80 linen I'D
Spreads leo towel, 4Ul Ir0u hedseal- SO vsF.l- ga
grain cAri etlug. leo yards cocoa mating. IS linen
-tndow curtains, loo chsirs, rookiug II .Yes and
nNiares' lshe', spit oons, ana yauety II misce.-
lauIeous articles.
Also, Al zane time, 3 small and select stock Of
hooks med mes tine surgical inslrumspts. sulints
dressings, q 20 Some OF The above articles ara ues.
ana ~ the orginsl parssges.
Terms cash ~ Government funds. Ariele- On
v 60 tuesday, 18Th
r 5 FARQUHARsGN.
declt-td sung. q. n n. k T.
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EDGRFIELD
Crsss Public sale Of % LOS "a By ans MAJ
nihcsus Addiuoa.

~ the preul-s-. OBJ I7E suAY, uscsuter 1llh
~ ~, a. ll o'eloo.if a-u1- Ihese i0.s are m e
t6aultsliy s.llltad between ihe Wiifas Cfosk ~.
sld l. ~ 3 = end Fos.sr hsdi lon, auI aaril
Of o. fe,lden1e of kohL siesart ESQ anl frclt
ing On HErns AFe1qe, Lshey Pike, Poster o.
Other streets.
AH are anfar With ihs bsautlhT srounis il
E1Es1sla, ~ Re uluy aiFlniages rcs-ss--5 p
tteu inr pfI 7aie re'id=nces, el--s frea frln 90
heair du-i, md heavy corpoEaton taxes ~ 20 u
The earY cumpiafou OF TIE Suspension " r -.
cgEstruCion % street Railroads oil zUsaJ s'-
hauee ne yaIue Of tlE properly. 49,
IEEss.-uiae fourth cash. balance on ~,
nne, two and three yearz. ulih u'e
and a ben ra a ed.
Literal das.1rt.ou- Dor AZ 1zas.
Oluol buses aui 1oIlton ~ 49, -..
,. l.. q n W HslH Il -.
dealEld. -. ll--l --e---
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h'a- Thrnss Caru.u. Of uh.s. h,s,rs,-
.-s-s gl The right s.le .u Wash
ls.'l'ta-ay evening last al ths s.su
'''.'''' agency. He Is iu very srit,ral
C.afli.Hl.
-l' AMI slavery standard. New York.
''s' n'' lac t.s vote .n tls House or Re-
is'.'-''''fs. permitting the Tennessee
-'.- o. '.eaHE sla,s. Dc saws. "Whst
tle ffea.isHt -asaus s. o. make T.,n.....
the sutsf.ug ura-e. The R.artl.,,, =
lsriiy'wo''ii have Iane wisely % -..i-, ~,
Do ''s.-.'s ,-ss ss1,-.Hiy intended nothing
more l-'H q Frrpual eolaplilass, 70
Maynard and be colleagues, which tb.y
had Just rsiasst 20 pay % the claimant,
frsm ether siaissH
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The North Carolina Delegation.
We ind the following in the Raleigh (N
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Public Sale
OF
Horses and Mules.

I WILL sell at Putlir Sale, every SATURDAY.
Il morning, commencing on the 18th INST, az a
O'Clock, al the Stable Of David henderson No lOl
North Cherry It a few doors be 0w the Uld Thea
ire number of MULES and HORSES. The hest
OF Keep furnished al Henderson's stable &C al
umos- hOr-es and Mules Uut up 81 modersis
charges, aud sold on reasonable commission.
decl5-2w n. W.1AYLOR, Aucuoueer
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Mr.. Lincoln ON the Frecdmep..Ap
Unpublished Ictfrr.
lHe i'iIoSinE letter from Mr.. Lincoln. IN
relation % the Freedmen ~ Louisiana. ms
ncvcr before been Published,
"kNEevrlvF MANSION, D

I IttattHu % lne Freedmen ln lauHsIaua hos
never before been pubEshedi
"kNrgVrIyF MtvsioN.
MAsHINGroN, u Z. March Z. lSfs. I
] Mr Thomas w. Couusy. t,sHsr.I ,-r..r.-.,...i .,,
| Freedmen. pFrsE,meut ed, Toe Gu...
SiE-Nour statement 10 Major G.pr-sl
| Hur burt 0i the condition ol the frooiu,p
I % year department aud.Of your sucrcss in
I he work 81 then moral sud civli elevation.
has reached nae, aud given me mach rleas-
lrc.
That We thall be entrcly successful incur
efforts, irnly believe.
The blessing of God and the efforts Of good
AMI faithful inca will briug Us an earlier
ana happier contamination than the most
sancuiue friends OF the freedmen could roa-
.'naoil expect You're, A. LINC0LN."
Captain Corbett, who transferred The
British ship Sea King 10 gaddeu, who
Transformed her into the pirate sheuan.
doah, bad been tired in London for a breach
81 Che Foreign Enlistment Act and &C
quilted. uf ccurscl Corbcu acted in the
Interest Of John Bail. and IL would have
been improper 70 punish him. Rut the 4
poor Feaians, hos John Buly''nieks them.
We publish this morning the most in
teresting passages OF the Inaugural Address
Of Gov. jenkins, Of Georges. ], viii be
iouud " The outside.
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AND MAPS, PLANS, sc.
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This work will be in svery particular Trustworthy
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USTvTRsITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHiLApEL'HIA, July !, 1861
Ny DEAR sra 1T is with pecnnsr pleasure that
have undertaken 10 write the military hOgrauhy
Of lienteonut General Grsni, because having
known HIM from boy hood, have watched the sue
ce-~lSe steps and Symmetrical development Of hIa
Character, and ind in his complete and rounded
Tie not nse point We ich will require me TO irim
nv pen for the purposes Of championship eXten-
uallon or palliaiOn. Ne were cadets together and
lnow see how the cadet Of lsi0 exhib ted qualities
which only need fostering and opportunity 10 make
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ullh carefully slited nom the great mass Of mate
sl- SYST. maea'J dlgl sled scientifically present.
Cd m miliary point Of view, and uninfuenced bv
reiudce q any gind wh.tefer
The story Of his lie
From year 10 year, the battles, seges, fortunes
Thai he had passed"
Ehi'h interlink in iron cham woFH the peacefaI
youth with the stormy, successful Iliu-triou- man
hood Of Our treat captain
am, very sIuet rely, years.
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A T g Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld within and for the District of Litchfeld on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1865.
 Present, Charles Adams, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of the Administrator on the es. tate of John W, Buell., late of Litchfeld, with. in said District, deceased, it is ordered by this Court, that notice be given that the Admiuis- tration Account in said estate will be exhibi- ted for settlement at the Probate Office in said district on the l1th day of December, next, at P o'clock, afternoon, by posting copy of this order on the public sign post in said town of Litch6eld, nearest the late residence of said deceased, ,.and by advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litch6eld County. | Certified from Record,
 CHARLES ADAMS,
 B 2w Judge.