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ASjOr Richard Mccain aud Capt. Roddy
were arrested some time sgo, on a charge Of
having been members Of rebel Court Mar
tisl which met in Rockville in 1891, and
ecndsnHsd 3 couple of Union men named
aaun--faftel aud son--to death. They
ksTs been he'd sor murder, snd imptisonsd
sver sinee. MAJOR Necsnn rsesatly apvlisa
= tbs cireris 6Oart Of KDezvills i0r bail.
and vas refused. Both prisoners were sur
rendered and paroled last spring, under the
agreement between Sherman and Johnston,
have observed their paroles, and have also
taken the cath Of amnesty. Their counsel
believe that, under the circumstances, they
are Psrdoned for any oasnse they they may
have committed whilst in the rebel service,
and that The stats Of Tennessee has no
right TO prosecute them. To test the mat
ter, they applied yesterday to the United
States District Court, Judge Trigg, for writ
Of ha6sas eorpas 70 relieve their elients'frOm
imprisonment aad 10 have them dischAfged.
In eOnseqasues Of the absence Of their
senior colleague. Judge 10. c. Could the
hearing Of the application was postponed
until next Wednesday. afsfss
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COL J, Il. Shield, formerly Of Coffee coun-
tys Tennssses, has turned up ssndidste
for C0ngresslin. Alabama We rather think
Alabama has men, native sud 70 the "ma-
nor born" who can do her legislatihg in
Congress much better than Col. She'd.
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Nswe.slle.on.Tyne. octobsr s ). n -.


Hon.,Jsures p. Swan, Judge Of the I'd Ju-
dicial Cireuit, is holding the Circuit Court
in session in Knoxville. s-
On Monday, the Judge delivered writ
ten opinion, an which he ruled that EMU
ries ibAicteSiRhder the pretended laws And
orders ef the late so-called Confederate Gov
eminent formed no bar 10 the plaintiff
right of action" In substance, the Judge
decided that the so-ealled Confederate tow
erHme0t wss not government de Jacto, rs
conteuded for by It's advocates. This oPin-
ION was in the case Of Jno. kirkpatrick IS.
G. W. Graham and james MeltAbarger, for
false imprisonment. The defendants al
legged in Justification that "they did the acts
complained of under the laws Of the so-call-
Cd Confederate Government
The csse was argued az length BY Gen.
Champion for the defence, snd Messrs- NJ.
I. Han, E. G.. Camp aad Col. o. P. Tenn
pie for The plaintiffs.-Knorrate HAis 2oth
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The Snn.Snots.
The following appears in the London
Mornine Star.

The following appears IN the London
Morning Star:
The sun for some time past has been in a
condition Of considerab quietude; few
spots have been seen on its surface, but at
the present time spots of considerable mag
nitude are tfsversing its disk. To-day
Tuesday, October Sd l examined the disk
Of the sun, and observed, passing of the
west limb, s very large, extremely well de-
fined and very symmetrical spot. The nu-
cieas was large aud intensely black, and the
penumbra formed 4 weil-marked border OF
considerable breadth. / cstimste roughly
that the diameter Of the nucleus was thirty
thousand miles, and that OF the penumbra
fifty Thousand miles. | never saw single
unbroken sun-spOt 50 large, bold aud well
defined. On the opposite or eastern limb
another large spot was making ITS appear
anee, and thealumiRous photoshere OF the
sun near il had that peculiar frilled appear
ause which often chsraeterizes it when a
lsrgespOt is sitheF entering upon or passin g
Oh us visible surface. The luminous mat
ter round the spot presented the appearance
OF rolling and undulaung bDlows.
81 do not believe that those spots which
are occasionally, as in this instance, tolera
bly, permanent are at all compatible with
the modern theory Of combustion on the
sun, OF indeed with any theory, electrical,
ineandeseent, conclusive, meteoric, or 9TH
erwise, that has yet been suggested. 1 am
your obedient servant,
T.B. BAsE4s.
Newcastle on Tyne, October 3. AL
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= suVtV3dI AIVtl9IVH- ~ fVtIH INT
t--l 'fH A case was tried reeeutly--WsikeF vs.,
'.t ofane@n the United States Circuit Court st
ss 90 q RatlaFa, Vermont, The result Of which was
asi DECISION by Judge snAlley, that the see
tou Of the act Of Congress Of Msreh S, 1865,
81, II n r.. Il, 2 ,-..tII b.. i, ,
sH.a Nhleh lhtefloses we Ausheil'y OF tne NoN-
q .a Ornment 10 shield officers against prosecu-
tion Cor unwarqantab'e searches, seizures,
etc, is Unconstitutional. The section is -
f,ilovra. .r-i
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A Fashionable Lady's Idea Of

in no other city in the world, says New
York letter, do women dress as extraya-
gantly IS in New York. Goethe once un-
aeriook TO estimate the cost Of a eultiva-
ted man. Perhaps a. would be worth while
70 calculate the cost o one Of our full
dressed woiaen; though many indulgent
hasbauds aud papas have q lively idea Of
the expenses thereof. Most Of the sex
however, lavish of their outlay, take great
credit for denying themselves something
which they declare they want very much,
albeit they are very apt 10 obtain what
ever they reslly desire.
have q fair friend who prides herself
upon hef self-denial in the way Of dress.
She was boosting 10 me, the other day, OF
her rigid economy, and gesIculating grace
fully 70 eOnvice me OF the alleged iaet with
pair of five thousand dollar bracelets on
her arms, and in q full toilette for which
her husband must have paid at least 81 ,O00
more.
refused to be convinced, when she be-
came warm, and declared shd had had
only forty dresses since last Christmas, and
but seven new bonnets of the autumn style.
OF oOuFse ] could not longer doubt. |
only smiled and was client; iRwardly corr
graduating myself was not her husband,
or Gny other womsn's. '-.'
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MISSISSIPPI.
HerNewlY-eiected United States Sen
atOrs aud Her Governor.

From he Meudisn Daily Clarion, octO.,srea
The administrative a5ilities Of Governor
sharkcy, coupled with a conscientious re-
gard Of duty-a duty not only consistent
with his WE'VE II the present day, but such
~ be has regarded through a long life Of
usefulness, ~ alone compatible with the
peace and prosperity Of the country-has
ensblod him to remold and shape the polt-
icAl destiny OF our State with an unerripg
sAgacity. Neither has be been influenced
by trucking desire 10 psnder 10 the pow
srs that be, but laying hold o. the helm Of
the chip Of State, 80 long tossed on the tur-
bulent tide, and drifted 50 FAR from a haven
Of rest, be has moored tho shattered vessel
hehsath i.t native sky. But ths grateful
people Of his STATE were not willing that be
sheuld retire from her service, Gud they
have, with one heart and oRs voice, chosen
hun 10 represent them in the Senate Of the
United States. There he will be reeogired
"a tho true representative Of the people Of
Aississippi and no member Of that BODY
viii be srrayed with such lasting honors A.
are due 70 him--s statesman whO faltered
not when even his hOushoid were ready to
forsake him; whose counsels were unheeded
while the dreadful tread Of var shook the
nation, whose opportunities were unGveil-
ired by tbs eloqueuea Of revolution.
Hon. J. L. Aleorn, his worthy and able
colleague, whose autocedenb bring Up q
long train Of usefulness and fdelity, e iden-
tiled With She interests Of the STATE, snd
conversspt with the wants Of her people,
and in every way qualified 10 keep The trust
reposea ia INN. The people Of Misaitsippi
have ample oause to Be proud Of The choice
made BY their Legislature.
THIS i striking confirmation Of the sin
Gently Of the people Of Mississippi il the
great work OF reotganiratiOn. Having de-
monstrated their loyalty at The hallot-box,
in choosing representatives whose highest
aim was 10 serve the State, they nov have
the consolation Of knowing that the sane
spirit BY which they Wers setusied prevails
IN the Legislature.
As for Governor HUMPHREYS, no charge
can be preferred srsinst his fdslity a. =
statesman, or his ssgaeity - an admiEistra
ti's oHieer. His career in the great strug-
sac Just closed, Wa but responsive 70 the
cali OF his State 70 serve her in the hosr Of
peril. Having fought the rortept;ous ele-
ment until ia gloom Sarkenea he vary
threshold Of his hahitstion. he ioip.s -
fortunes Of HE people aud shared with
mem ne Priyations and dangers incidsnt
&c such powerful arbitration.
Mississippi gees forth 10 apnly Tor al.
mission int the National Couacl az ~.
S'ate' With the insntle Of OLIVER
thrown over her beniehted stems. she me-
sets herself with no foul stain upon az
escutcheon o. her honor.
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The Lincoln MOnument-An Appeal
from Springfield.

OFrIcE or TIE LlNcoLN MONUMENT 'saCATtoS.
sPRIseTE1D, IT,, October 20, lSG5. !
To the People Of the UnitBd States: @
The National Lincoln Monument Associ-
alton earnestly invite the attention and ia
vorable regard of their fellow-eitizens
throughout the United States to steel en-
craving Of Abraham Lincoln's EmancipA-
ton Proclamation, published BY Prang h
Co., art publishers, Of Boston, Massachu
sets, the entire net proceeds Of the sale Of
which tbs proprietor has generously dona-
ted to the fund Of the Association, as a
means of public contribution toward the
erection Of a national monument that shall
be worthy of Abraham Lincoln, and of the
American people.
[SignedJ r. J. 0GLEsBY, President,
al aud Governor Of Illinois.
T. CoyErrxe geeretarv
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The Riehmond Times Of the ssth saw, .
"We have been 10 much pains 10 ases an
tse pubiie sentiment Of this State, and Ne
believe that il is slmost unsnimouslT III
,eNef 81 The lfoysFpog c0nveninE the Laeis-
istars BY The lQth Of SoTsmbsr. Al ieel
lhat mere Is great, and, indeed, an inpe-
fAsii seeessity Dor the meeting 81 that b0ay,
IS sooh - Ne members can repair 70 Rich,
moaa, Rae efEsniEs IN extra session"
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81 = TheY isihle and Inviii ble IN Lsbraries.
kAk Eattss tos Young Hohsekee per. ~ -si
The Peace Autumn.
DIT. Johns. X
Roa6iphs 10 FsrosHTafia s
The Chimney Corner. \.
Jeremy BeRtham.
&" 4 Faftweii 70 "A assfz ih SaA
The Forge. f.
"a Tbs Progress Of The Eleetic Telegtuph.
The Field Of Gettysburg y '''''
Alexandet Hasniitob. .rs
Reveries and Literary Notices.
satAmsTican Pnblieations. ..a
In these articles there is something 4
please the taste 81 every cultivated reader
.tb8a 'aspvatatko FonEga'B as
We repeat what We have heretofore said
This publication Is superior 10 anything o
ths'kihd published heretofore. It's contents
are always Of the best character, adapted u
the cpTaPFshensin Of our Young Folks
and Of much literary merit. The illpstra
tions tasteful and well executed. Tia
sH6s aolopshs aaina 6fABs stsiGIss ia the No
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snow ntthnpnn

BosfoEi Oct. ss.--Boston pspsr, reno,t
that SIX inches Of snow Cen Al Ashisr5 4 =
rostook county, Maine, on Monde, -.
week, and that the snow In he 49,.
thirty miles above, IL fifleen tnsbe. sss-,'
loeding and breaking doWn trees. =
TaOT, N. Y, Oct. 81 1t Is snowinv 49,
1855 M, Cor the first time this sesssp
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The folloSing commanioasion from the
{ once Of the euartetfAssserG General was laid
before he resent Convention Of General
Ticket Ageaiss 80 D. e'i
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By Col. GarFett--A. bill that requires the
eDresentatiYes OF deceased persons who
were residents Of smother State, to take out
letters of administration in this State, be-
bEe comneneins an action for debt within
It. Referred to the Committee on Judiciary
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MEMPHTs wATIR COMPANY.
II. ELEer1or oovrrs1s AoAIv.
". enc. ollerod De loILow.ng.

MT NaTfttL OIerou lne IVIIOWinB:
Resided, That the Committee on Elec
tions be required to investigate the cases Of
MesSrs. Doughty, Grimmett, Mulloy, Nicks
Simmerly, and Garrett, separately, and that
they be required to allow the accused time
to furnish proof in these several cases; and
also that each moYCef in the matter be re-
CURED to furnish the committee q list Of
charges, and q list of witnesses names, and
that each one Of the accused be permitted
to defend mis- own case before the committees.
Adjourned till Monday at 10 o'clock am.
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ssPs.or Hsvs, g, g x , in speech

al Milwaukee On the 18Th said
''OEe year ago, when large rebel armies
we're fFhting on Southern helds Tor the de-
feat Of cur t3eksts then held up 10 yoa only
the Tag Of ths Union, and i appealed 10 you
% stand BY The party which stood BY il.
Then hsked you 70 sustain the Union party,
because is sroHli save the country. Nov
ask you 10 stand BY the uaion party because
i las saved the country.
Il strikes rs that there Is the ease about
Is sonPaetly pus as wen could BE-.
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The Iynehburg Yirginian. says, that
Alexander III. stenheas, While in that city,
on Monday, spoke most hopefully Of the IL +
ture Of the country. lie sid that the South
would get her rights in the Union, -and es-
pressed. confidence in the President He
believed that the southern delegation TO
Congress would be admitted, for senstor
Wilson had even expressed himself IN favor
Of n
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among those to be tried BY the Farragui
court martial, is Commodore Craven, eoisl'
niauder Of tee Niagara, for permitting the
s,ouewRll 70 leave tie port Of Petrol SPAN
without engaging her.
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Notice.

rVkvTs,e .sggs-ies 70 the clerz II ne County
n Court Of SMITH County. The issolvsnry 81 sns
ezsEts q Z J. sauires. deceasad, heie93 Ao4y
~ persons hagiar eisiTss nss 80 rttler y le
than vim tfa Clrk o. SAL our pc eiy ttitea-
$500 ~ NJ lsfh dsy o. Fearla1y next, a1f Pc
ne ar nd essata, Or thgy VI - ilreEsr 1srred
Tsis AuTuss isG5 81. SMITH,
octS6-sss Exeontog 81 L J, squifas, dec'd.
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National Convention Of Geners
Ticket Apeuts- ... b.

Ticket Agents. 4a4 Do.
al sa saas The folloving communication from the
o. i once Of the asrsstnassssr eenesa al was laid
before DE reosn, c6pYentioa Of General
a Ticket AEeais, a b., sai .a
raa osa ..T QOAEsEHNssFEH GExrEaLs oFFlcs.
.tts..#...Hr HAsnlSsIoN, sept. Is
lH HaiaF r. Mrrss, Esq, Pittsburgh f'eBn.s
res sus-Yuur fsvor Of the SD inst, is re-
osiyed- In replyto your question / an
sVef.
81 I. Commissioned officers travelling under
orders are either farniseea with transports-
ton blythe government, or paid mileage at
s.a-.rsl the rate Of az cents Per mite
~. $500 = Commissloned elieers 5rsselng under
a.s... orders without transportation are not ent-
fsvea ted 90 iokets 81 military rates, unless The
sl 4 different railread cqmF,anles choose 10 iaFn-
= Any other commissioned offeers, OF
any otheE persous not travelling On gsveTn-
fsaent tusi meas are not entitled % tickets at
IHrrrH lnlitsry rates unless railroad companies
a.a't .. choose 70 furnish them.
fs-.slr. T. 1his quesiioa IL substantially answered
..rrirE BY my answers the previous ones. Rail-
.a..r rad companies not bound 70 furnish
.. transportation at military rates, % any par
r 81 aies, the same 20 be Psid n moaey by them,
bat are only beund 10 furnish transports
"a tidn ~ Iaiitary rates Passes orders
a frum quarterIaasters. wllich are 70 be taken
.- - m and aettlea isy the eeFornmcnL
While thus answering yaur questions,
vussif Esfsi inst it has been general rule,
- -- froHl- imOsiFss Of pasFiqtismr on the psrt 81
Ia Railroads. % grant tFS9s POI 1Atlon II militia
iaT on faYleurh, or returning 20 thsir homes.
q .fl 1. heisg aschaIged rom sc sStae rail-
i Il rpads kaHe xtep del ms raieso oineets and
-. glhey naea, bsil vheh y dPRs = Is entirely
Il yelg9at-Es, and l9' s!lsasog on ne rad
49, - . - :. Very respectfully,
y = = = l q lskAeai g. fsEis fl5 Ss,,
= -als syoFass Of the ousyisrmssseF General
80 pc tf4t..f Ffk Naturalization was accepled.
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Giles County Circuit Court Tennessee

Giles County Circuit Court, Tennessee.
r.. Oh ss. AUGUST TERM, 1865.
Thomas l. Hardwood,
" : Petition to sell Land.
Roser A Aszelwood, and others.
n This cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of
he court, that OEas W. lakewood, one Of ahe de-
fsudAnts Is q nonresident OF the STATE so that the
o binary process Of law cannot be served upon him;
Il is therefore ordered that publication be male,
fsr four successive weeks in the Nashville Union,
a newspaper pnbishe in the city OF Nashville re
day OF he next term OF the Circuit Court, 10 be
holden for the county Of Giles, Al the Court house
D. Pulaski, on the first Mondsy IN December next,
and answer plead or demus 70 plaintiffs pstitiOn,
or the same will be taken for confessed as 70 him.
and set tor hearing ex psrie.
WILLIE WILLEFORD, Clerk.
oct29-w4s
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Nashville and Decatur R.R, Line.
special Notice.

on and sfer Ws3n4aday. Nossnter - -
1 ne flre On aiis hns ali b reduesd % 5,s W
-, - ME J. Il. RJTIha
eeiEs-tll nogf FaH cd Pea
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! THIS strange phann b -nsp uas Jiscovnred At and
hruuEhi frorns Corn -ntar esshvitie where lt
wss iosed. The mother Of this strange abortion u
years Of age. HFf
y = one of TIE most siartlisg FI,azs Of Na'ure
ever developed ga
Amne stIanony rsr a1silfu be proauced as %
ire human and equine origin of TINS NonStrosifv
lne i.atare- are uudenAoly those 81 a human bAinr
lHe hFeei Nose, Grin, Ears sod ether featEres 81
the human isee and head sre 100 distinctly marked
tc b fnistAEeH To set all question AZ 40 end-the
lzaae euthof Of tbs crssiures berg while il exist
ID. - b lives
a41a q Science, khTHiciszE, Stnd ents and Al
loFsH q ire Msrvellogls IN NEture should exauiDe
inisstEanse Crea1 on. y #.lH-N
some o. TIE most eminent suAionnists Of the
e2a,lf Fave a5Hnli1ea Il andRis sui eIciuug sn
a. sorb ng interest among the scientific and IN
lesrsed = -
4 FaA Be on Exhibition iDr afsw DAYS O. Cherry
streeta nesg The Old Theatre
eee&f z TH 80 NEH
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Iowa.
The New York Tribune Of the 75th ha
'tbe foIIowippe Do He5llulls rH


The New York Tribune Of the 95th has
ths following: j." "''iaaAis -ual 81
Election returns from fifty-six counties in
Iowa give Stone a majority Of Is, 55O-a gain
Of l,150 over Dillon's majority for Judge in
1883, but q loss Of 500 from Lincoin's ma
j0rity in 1854. Forty zone counties. casting
shout one-tenth Of the vote Of the State, re-
main to be heard from. They gave Lincoln
S,TS4 majority, and are, therefore, likely to
| increase Stones majority TO at least Ii, 0OO
The Degislstsre will stand about as follows !:
SeHste--Repubhean, 4S; Opposition, s.
HoGse-Republiean. IS; Opposition, IS
The suffrage smenamont has been adopted
by large majority. The Maine Law Is
sustained, and will, therefore, be enforced,
a. before. tu s
Under the suffrage amendment eolored
persons become voters in Iowa. ~,
.
oErGIS OF THkxKsGIyISe.- Until within
the last twenty or thirty years, this festival
vas peculiar 70 New England, though now
observed in almost every State OF the Union,
snd always appointed during the mouth Of
November. Tue credit Of its Institution is
generally asoribsd to the pilgrim Fathers, .
but, in fact, it is of English rather than
American origin. 1t dates back 70 the dis
eovery and defeat Of what has ever since
been called the "Gunpowder Plot during
the reign OF King James I. A day Of gem
eral thanksgiving was at that time appoint
ed, IS appears by the following, which we
copy from curious old work
"And James was glad that he was alive I;
therefore he appointed the 5th day Of the
month Of November ss 3 day Of thanksgiv-
ing forever. And bonfIes are made, and
s9uibs and crackers are let of in the streets
in derision Of me devil and his gunp5wder
plot until this day"
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nDTTTrA

AsxEr. daughter Of Robt. 6. and Alice Ih9nP-
sOu. Of this city, asd Of that soouTgs Of childhood.
eipfheris, On tie ssth INST. She wssa remarkably
nseIgest and lovely little gil Of three years, and,
BIT lev days bsore she died, vas 10 the aush Of
hsaith, bearing promise ors happy nasidsnhoOd
and loRglfe. She Vas the light and ale e 1he
hoassAold, warmly ana deyOtssly loved Pretty
little Annisl aH
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855.
Periodicals. for November.

We have never read a number Of this Pc
-- riodieal that wa -not good Il started wen,
soon STAINED high character, and main
tanned it. The November number does Lot
abste in either interest or ability. The fol-
iOEiqs-is the table &C contents:
Why the PutkSmmer Castle was De-
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DOCTOR McClLL,
BOFAEIC PHESICIAE,
IN IKE FREATMBNT % DIsEAsEa -
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS -
OrHER STATES, AZ W ~ ~
EA3RYIliLE. TENnleeaAA

IN Tx TREATMENT " 1laesaaAei I"
aRoWEIR9 HIN WITH Success ID
OTHER STATES, As " " ~
RAsRVil.LE, Tlzfl'leaaAA.
For further information in regard y
the skillful success in the treatment @,
diseases, the reader Is referred 10 srII
LIS THERAPEurlcs and MerxRIA hEDl1L
two large volumes, late edition OF ls0l
the best work in the United State,
where YOU VIII find Dr.. McGilfs name
standing parallel with the best medisAi
men Of the-age IN the treatment OF az
eases Of worfen! For all diseases IN ms
advertisement, satisfaction Is guAfan'
tesd. Withmy general pFaotee irea'
ihe following ttaAAa
Chronic Cssss
sth ssEsaeaoas Hegsisss As s.s en- p y.
SSH Limbs, PlsuriHy, Pans, UlcaTH osno,L, s,-
piaeasas Of the Heart and Liver, llla'i.i 80
he Stomach, Neuralgis kings hll ol - ~ -
DsafnesA. Diseases a he ayes. Lsf .-.-.,----
tagas. UYEpspsls gr Indisaarons md Oeltani 49,
f-57afhGsr .Vsifh AL EsFiunta Iltbehses
Dfaaaaes of the Urinary organ
- ~ re sac healeA,
~ sfrr1oua 81 ms W0znh lsaaaad W -
Thoso Marrisd LADIES VIC nave Zen . 49,
h fseIr mn fsrs II huud p1seaana. b. Efiaz 81
Eterilltys
Yousr Married Ladies WnOaa mlsiorfnse : =,
t,sas I'D % bring forth n dua aeaachs ra1r
ca ~ said 700 should multiply aid reI lea--
tl.f4 IL Tr4Ir sii.rira FOfi can c1lsult ua eilei
i,ilsT 81 10 pslrsdns No lsay over thilt4-aH -.
~ sqe need ulass application All c0pinlnaa'ia--
" istlai OF Psraen siricilJ onni'ealaH-
Hight Emissions Cared.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-29

The bill authorizing the Sheriff Of Han
cock county 10 appoint another deputy
passed a second reading, after having been
amended 90 as to require the discharge
Of said deputy, whenever the existing emer-
geRey shall have passed
MEMPHIS wATIR COMPANY.
The BIZ Incorporating the Memphis
Water Company, was then taken up.
+ Mr.. Richard advocated the bill. He said
that the clause submitting the subject to
the people, and which had been proposed
been suggested BY himself He wan ed the
people Of that city to decide the matter
finally for themselves. THIS bill passed ;
second reading. saa