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For Impeaching President johnson.

The Boston Commonwealth lSumner's
arraul. BE- intensely bitter On the wooden
uuim. z state, ",he Jersey oil New Eng
land. while its London correspondent
cal thus ior the impeachment Of the Pres
Ideut:
There should De some chivalry some
where. enough 10 tight the President and
his Cabinet, one and ell, % the death, and
pluck the spoil out Of their teeth. Shame
on them. one and an on johnson, who ha ,
buseiy betrayed those who placed him in
power. and the negroes 10 whom he offered
hnnselfas O Moses; on Seward, on Stanton,
ca the whole set, who have not the honor
% resist him, and, failing success, to aban-
don and helB 10 impeaci HIM and-alas,
alas!-shame ou the whole North, who not
only permit for one moment this wrong 70
90 on. but actusliy hesitate 10 Grraiga their
~ taHions agents al Washington"
When Congress meets we shall see who
n the rhivslry to take the lead in i'm
reaching the President. Connecticut has
taken some of the stiffness out Of the radical
back-bons. New York and New Jersey may
converi ID 30 ca0utchuc.
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CAIRO. Oct. 1.-THE Vielzsburg Dispatch
OF the oth inst, says that the new Legisla-
iure ef Mississippi viii be entirely loyal,
but tally opp sed u any interference, on
the pert Of the General Govcrnmeut, with
the municipal affairs Of the State It T.
Improbable tina: they viii acl,' owledge the
status Of the ireeduen ether than that Of
free negroes before the war.
The Dispatch forms its opinion too has
thy Do not pre- udgc the Legislature; let
it speak for itself
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A ~. MAS OrrgFNEEALs GENERAL GEkSr-
The Commercial uarralys thc f1ll owing Iu-
..dtat as contested E.ta General Uraut s Bee
.suiI-u 90 she city ha d, m l.tI-hur-h.
aver, amusing circumstance occurred in
The hau which &c CannCl omit DO ustigy;
aha. Ia woman, woo, as she approached
1he position ossup.e1 ly tue Gsscral. lal
,.t Itruiiy ui-yA.gI Boa her eye shs sea- uei
L.f Uuu acIitlgs usil, then viewed co., ap-
Iraa.a. tasu tho object. Her engineering
was Hr..ae. She susoctdCd As Sue ctius
uu VIA thg Gcuyra., Lc engaged hi- hsna
cad neai y unrumtci hss on his liIs.
E.ushrd yIJh VICTORY, she uUru,d aud loo-
cd GO t1e Nuyor. who s,oHd beside tbe Gen
,raI. -riuume with the very essence 0i eat
isfacti1u.
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A teiegraPhie dispatch from Nashville 10
the Louisville Journal says: "At an infor-
NAL meeting Of the radicals in the Senate
Chamber on Saturday night, Gov. Brown
low made speech, and said he would un-
hesitating'y adopt the Republican negro
suffrage Inform before he would be willing
for rebels 10 vote. Instead Of repeating the
franchise act he was in favor Of making it
stronger.
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As=lCIATiqN SrAAE.--A sfgeepsiake for three Yeal
old- chat have never been trained; mile hea,s
.utscupE0l SiVu each; $50 icu-lt; the AssocisIoL
10 add s-COifihe facaIs run three 90 more 70 a.
tire u1e; o. hslun on the secOnt day Of TIE Ia
Nee lug. closed ui h the iOl0aiBg entrees.
o. * , Wosd- names ella by hlgluandaT, dam by
mp Pam
2. RIB Ohoalham namcs D fby Highlander, dan
Nv imp PTIsm.
s. A A Ga t5r names a Maryland, by Bill Cheat
lam, dam - Hamlet
4. 7 = ID, trr-ou frames Q. Aaly Moore, BY inn
knight Of 81 George uat q ada TeTs ly mi
Albion.
C. Harry arew names C Malcolm. hy mp Bon
pie ~couard, ont OF Lady Lsn' asisr by Mon
arch.
G. Also. bft by pItigh Zoe iy imp Glsncoel dam b,
Noudi0lkd Leglttgan
7. n 4 Cnestham uunps Capt RopeT's bT Dixie
hY her-aue, dam b Irnp AlIiOn.
s. Hinton hlnuey nsms eu Q Cumeo, ty I'M
knight o. S. &c re-, oGi OF llah.Cnd by Ep
sion.
O. } T Kerry enters en- Roneta years Old ont al
bill Cnuathani, dam tiisno1s mare.
SAME DAY.
Associated Puise S1lp -desh Of t,vo miles.
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- The rau- e.rrs.p oudeut oi the New y orl,
Do Do g says There are now m EdroPe 4o.uua
.r $4,000 An riraHs, whose expenses use
Hut at two uauusaut dollars "a yca --tllu7
taking tut of tle country about QUE uuihgn
u. aa.IuIs u gold. Tho GORE .peudvut adds F.;
' Hut ths uat au. ENpotz ace push
fuE 1880 ile United States Ig.n Europe at q
Iuar. raT.l t4te tuaI ever l-lErc siuce the
,smucueem ut al llg war. froai Paris
Oh aue tls gApuria iuas al s.lks, boDuc's. la-
,e., ANA tao-g thyusaud luG one things
ullcl please iaE eye ruusIl alIy OF ladl,s
au5 tlfIlfuu, blIHuu as be- ARTICLES dC PdrIs.
t..Ii amalut lais euaflef Do no less than ANY
Ia.iIl ue oi irsnga "r over t-u millions cd
tH..ara Iu Eu.u- Zoe nearest approach ta
1llH luiuleIias tkpHrsat.ua from PARIS, du-
rag macy svars. Nas Iu tle same quarter co.
.a-i wear, whom be- reached tlg sum ui thirty
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Horace Greeley has been making trip
Co. Mmut.uta Here s what be says about
tbc wheat crop iu that region
d am more end more impressed with the
wheat Er1wiur gHVucties which arc here
Just beginning b. bo developed. At hud-
con, o. Prescott, ana other points on the
Wisconsin side, as wei o. ut Hastings and
90 tho lsudmFs m Miunosota, the cry Is
Wheat Mhestl Hud-on BE- pretty eastern
village. strung uiouE the Wisconsin shore
ol Lake Sc Crax. aud the shire town Of 81
troIy county, whose staple is wheat. Wheat
laden wagons surrounded the store houses
60 ell early hguT Yesterday morning, await
luE ihe turu rl each O. Luve its load weigh
cd. ,mpiird, ana paid for; and thev tull
-eaTmed thgrs when we l,u az uightiall.
Evsry steamboat goes down the river with
ODD tle wheat ou board that she VIII take,
uHi e. ruuTi.. ai wheel laden barrcs made
isri to b,r sides Little villages ut three
te siN HoIehuu-rs tBlE of shipping their
Iaii mIi.u bushels each. The crop cannot
neatly 900 lr iareshei cut this iGll--in fact,
same ui 90 yet stands Boa the shock; nor
..lIi 90 He brought sway % ready, before
obi, l.Nrr ..ce.es out 1 shall De dIsaPp1iut-
ed Do f.u million bushels dc not pass la
D.asss lHiu- souihward aud eastward of the
.r-r ai Isas. liclJs uf So 35, aud even 90
Hu-E,I- p.r srrr arc frequently reported
,shds San Hear ai Ua iulrre anywhere
aua huaa believe that Minnesota must
aFrralsuI 'e.s. %, bushels Ger acre, and
iuUu hH h.aiau 81 it.sL three husalos b.
Iorite esiau Wisconsin.
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Mulr.s, p.a.los sr rur Tr.,r.-rs.

NAsByIi, rrSs., Oci, "a, lS5i. J
1 WILL expose 81 Pal ic sncUou ihls day, the
/ 'oliouing nuiIdi-Cs recently oceup.vj hy en-
liuyees ofthe Military ka.iruaG ncluumeu'.
namely
Fr-Hls landings uuubsfed IA and IL, corner
Church and Clay streets
Nuuteredi6' %, rs, 20. 50. n p, q, "a. - =,
80, tll, Ibi ard l62 togatci o-ue, hroad aud Clay
Sire
Numbered ~, on hrosd s'reet, near Chsitsuooa
kslIrs
ssie 90 couuencs ats O'Clock a. m. "a order
named So. Ne.
Nouor ofssss Wal Doe gwen daily ,n % al Of tho
iuI't ngs ars sold h. s. HkMliI
o,ts D,pt sndAQ SIT s. Mu r RIDE Nj DIT.
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We are also Agents for the well known
Howe MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jt Inventor & paieutso.

Elias Howe, Jf Inventor & PaieHtas,
It's unequalled IS a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBSr work,
using a much smaller needle for the
same thread than auy other Machine
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn under the Immediate su-
porvision Of the President Of the Com
pauy, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stanly on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
H5-Liberal inducements offered to
Agents.
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Toqsq Man, stop before You nffhsf -. Y =
diseases sutiooi 10 Man, tbese u no dsaase : =.
70 cuf8 a. night Emi77iona, sld plJA =
raaras that understood treating Dc snd % 80 .
~ tlat q have cured dozons u thia ely, ~ -
M 2 fereui States, Who have spent dolnf ~
ar, and are nov well cured By me. On -
saiuua letters add sending msslcas % AZ -
40 county IN word. az tnaf sfs - - -
ny Fa7, auj vih Eve mo eat. ~ : -. ~
r-sIo5 ~ al o. Lla disaaala uIallllal = - -
FartisoI1a1t Tbs t8si q reisfaloaa -
-ly.
4 isilsla lirsGiad 30
DR.. u1GiLk,
uHicn stfsei, szahfl.ai 80. =.
IL. l. - -. : u 80 ~ p
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FRDAY.ocF. "a

Sweep stakes sorthree wear oids Two raiie heats
asf entrance $50 luiisl. iiIree 90 aii 4he take
Asaogis sou % ald sltu b. theraoa is run. Closea
VIA the lolloUinE C1tuass
/. Rs Ch-s.A.n. uaile, ch ssrsh *, by IeNne-
tun. ult uf trlag'8at boy kchpse.
Q Mars AaluC usrHf- RaI-Y 81 tne gfesi lsT Lex
ugsol, Dot oil lsiuTa vltua ievalbsn.
g. Aar.N NauIes u,Iits ch Law Frsh.sn iY mp
EJaa,r ss1l1HI out Ga Young Fashion ~
tGIp M0latNh
& n BUhca'Eam ns7res Capt Bop7rs M Dixie,
iy Revenue, dEln tv imp Riuor
s. Hutsn hlnEey Uames ,h Cameo. D. IN eht
#tI 81 OsJuIg1, dam lF EsHu@t
G. 81 r. E,ruy e. ters tl k0nfia, 3 ye4cs OLD, oui
CO hl Ohss.nam, ,lsn G tuco, llsle-
SANE , y
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Sweepstakes iur thtee yess oids nlile hea 8 sub
scupupH uJ each $50 6 reit, die aHsoci atun Ia
ada 500 ithu nee lsrHn; three ur moe b. I'll the
stake lhe rste 90 le luu The third day o. IN.
ralI MrHula. Clese VITA she iJisaing antues-
l. AS Chasiaaa1 names Ga sarsli *, ny LeXing-
ton, out % lprisIa hY Eclipse %
Q. r Wocds names Uh o. HiEhls der, dam by
mp Prism.
3. MsrH Jung names Harry Oflhs West ~ Lex.
Mgtln. Out Of laura ~ irip l.eyiAtlan
Z. Al-1 ~ by Lexington. dnlp ~ nap Gieucoe-
3. Hairy Nalii-u naul 5s b G. Malcslm, o. mp Bon
ME o'ilnI oatul Lacy Lancaster BY imp
NoaaIrh
G. Also by Delhi, the by imp Gioucoel, dam -
NoJgf1 rs tY.ahlu.
=. II p Chea.hsgu nslles Capt is'per'- DR. Dizte
uy kesepue, dsm Oy lup aibon.
BAME DAY.
Proprietor Purse ss-o' mite hsass, be.t3 in s
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wEnNEsnAY. -. rs.

A.sociatodPu,se s'5o -d,sn Of two miles.
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Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.,
RESOLUTION.

A r ting Of the Nashville Chamher O. Com
- merce itsu> ordered that the following Pfeai1i-
DE and Feso urions b published;
Where's, The pre-eut system Of peddllrs and
travellers sci ing goods in this cstS without lilf
nd thereby being able 20 undsrsell n, ana greatly
niufc Cur trade, therefore, be %
Resolved, That We publish in the daily neesps-
pers that hereafter we wall cause 20 be ares,ed and
prosecuted al parties whom We know 70 Dc selling
10 our civ without hcsnss
The following amend fuents were made
Thai q b made duty oi every member % q We
ANY information he may have touching tho yioiaion
q iag.
ocii2-lv ISAAC LITToS, SKY,
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PROPRIETOR Purse ssso, mite hsa:s. be.ta in
THURSDAY. ocr. 10.

pls. stake or au ages, lal m.ie heats suhscrp-
tou $500 elcn $40 t.rtit. the ASSOCIATION % sa s
ssuf iftus race is ru1; tu Pc run on tho outh Gay
ti tie Fan Meeung tdo-ed van the iJlloslng en-
iTirs-
4. "a c sn,le,on.
g iurler Is JJlusOn-
81. o. % frf.e =en.
W Il Mel yman.
D. X B GleaUlAu.
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The number OF colored troops orgsnized
q Mississippi, during the war, was sO.oOo,
according 70 the repu. OF Adjutaut Gen.
Thomas,
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association
FALL MEETING, 1896.


l hsIan Tor during Gle Fan Meeting of } s65,
commencing on the iUJh dlfy u DC ob-r next:
MONDAY, OCT lG, 1865.
TaE CUnH.ELa.u SrAEE.--k sWesp-tlke TOR two
year Oh d1sh al one Inie, -iiblarptiuI4 81 q
ere $50 'oriei', ~uh 80 add Z " Tho A ssOc a
tCu fine utr- e. runs o. ea ~ an Te 10 nit q q
sttCe. lss Eace 90 bs ron On the lir-t day e e
raj Meeting Closed VITA toe i,liJw.ug IN mes.
T. 4 O. iLe4il4iIi ukuta vI c slug gins, ~ deck
Mrloue. o..J oi rannlr hcA b -t,'r ; OlleaIa
2. iugltf Jthu-aa named eiiy Coplec. uy ina
aainu. 0ul &C liza 'irita 10y unp lr am.
,. Z l. atet-au names en- lul-k8ai tass by
i5c'- 81 .luue, g.l OF Albonl ~ ma oit=d A.
Iiau
g. Also. h-t Blanc be l,0u-seau. DO lmp0risd nlckY
fTee oui of A.is Tcsis 10y iniurle'l Alton.
g. Harry NsuiIew names ca e Liverpool, by amp
H1nniR 5coti,uu, one Of iuuas Fashion ~
imp Morarah-
c. Also Oh e. Caledonia, hy mp Bonnie scotland,
out Of Lsdy laneRsigT by mp Monsrch-
7. II -nt0n Kinney names ct @ y ornsdo. ~ COM
tnodorc cot ui i.pIaIiy bY thi!1e H4tcLt.
s. " "A Mclyman names II { hnignra, 10y Chiide
Ha,uli, GOT Of Dsita by imp fram
o Also, br Currency, uy chI.de Harold, out OF
Carol Co by IND regthian
o.. q hirby enters eh 1afit0a, BY Jack Malone,
dam AIul0a mare ST. o. i4eylsthan
SANK DAY.
As ocaiion Purse $50 for all sges mile hssts
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Notice to Distillers.

UStrEp STATES larENsL RryUzUa,
CoIIrcroHh OrrBCl- Strasn iIIsT. co. IENS :
NasHVUtE t.-t H. tS6a }
II ERER AFTER. % dis iliesi spiT.ts viii O. slowef
q tsn sold or removed ifOu dIsifl,Iy with cd
h-st log ln-r e. tel and hrunced Efery violation
ii the Internal Us venue lsE ~ is resroal sill -hg
lt-t the sre- O. heavy fines ana penalties, VIII Ga
'llit Dee rig-dY eui1u-rd n very instauUc. 40 IuT.
thor uouoe Wiil ~ given The Jaw must he under
sisoi and complied sith. h. H. NJf,N Eli.
ovtlf Ian Collector
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3 United States bonds were largely taken in
England at a rise Of two per cent ON receipt
Of President Johnsou's speech 90 the South
ern delegates. The conciliaiory character
81 that speech inspired a general confidence
abroad in the soidty Of peace and union in
this country.
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1t has been suggested that the resolutions
endorsing President johnson were laid ON
the table in the House of Representatives,
because the majority Appreciated that his
reconstruction policy might be applied to
Tennessee by him. As the President haas,
by proclamation, declared the State of Ten
nessee no longer State in rebellion, it lie
not hEely that he would attempt to iuter-
icre in her domestic affairs any more than
he would in those OF New York. He has no
power to do it. If such an apprehension as
that mentioned, was really ieit, it was alb
surd
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-ooIailon Purse $40 for al agea >
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The pay and mileage Of delegates, and pay
Of officers. Of the Alabama Convention,
amDuuted 20 $50, 465.
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McClLL,
BOTANIC PHFSICIAg,
III TRE rREATMEeT or DISEASE d
gHlW MING HIN WITH sUCC1H y
OTHER STATES. AS If ID IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

For further information in rersfi +
the skillful success IN the treatmenia
diseases, the reader is referred to S1l
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MGrEmA hUll
two large volumes, late edition Of ltt
the best work in the United State
where you will End Dr. McGills nsns
standing parallel with the best medic.
men Of the age in the treatment Of d.
eases Of women. For all diseases 10 lls
advertisement satisfaction is gusrhh.
tesd With my general practice r'l'
the following
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Ou the 3d ius d, ina Gre-nville, Tenn, r.
Ak. SEWER was shot and killed by j.. p,
Reid The homicide was iustidable.
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General Webster, Of Iowa, la'e Chief Of
General Sherman's staff. J., ABOUT 60 De mus
tered out. lie will remove 60 Alabama aud
eueues IN The manufacture Of iron, having
purchased an interest in the Cahala Iron
Works az lrondale.
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The rebel General Lorug is now connec-
ted with the house OF a. D.. Banks N o.,
New Orleans, and ". II. ketchum * Co.,
Mobile.
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Tsune harusd Ladies whose ullsorIuns p Z.
- NOT 90 lrnz forth 10 due season, fa11aa.'-
SOD has aa.d gou should multiply Ard fep.onal =
IRIS be- your deafs F0u can consult me eltne. Y
letter or n porson. No SLY over tnlfJ " =,
III 80 I-ssi l.11.-a auulieadou. AlounInlla $50
- &c., "a. 5.asa4lr4 5s-nlIn anrmiHHI.aI-
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- -, e,-- can Re secured O. the Theatre
D. u-l 70 pm without extra char-s- --1
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A short time aru. tbe New York Day Book
got upa lur.,sgue e-rsspoudeaoe relative
to the constitution af Mississippi, as amend
Cd, Boa which Mr. Seward. Gov. Andrew, and
William Lloyd Garrison figured. The cor
re=Fauieu-s Nas r,puhli-hed iu seve.1l
Western paTgs., and treated as veritab.e. Il
has since found lts way back b. New Yo'k,
ami NJ Garrison, .ua public speech, denies
appended tolL
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Smasemsuts,
New Theatre

Gus s3 fsrt ssS q vii eOmusHse WITH the
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.



october d, 1855.
me senate met at ten O'Clock, a. H..
frayer by Rev. Mr. Rogers.
Mr. senter presented a communication
from Senator Hail asking leave Of absence
on account of ill-healih. which was granted
Inc seuate being without a quorum, it
adjourned to 10 o'clock, e. m, On the I6.h.
Letter writers from Mississippi aud South
Carolina state that the chances Of Governor
sharkey aud Perry, for election 10 the
United States Senate, are diminishiur.
sharkey, they alledge, has offended bv The
expression Of the opinion that the ordinance
Of the Convention Of Mississippi on the
subject Of slavery has annulied the black
code Of The stste, and that It is eompe ent
Tor the courts TO receive negro testimony.
Perry has offended by his denunciations Of
the parish system, which be said f.stered
anexelusiye aristocraey. Whence the letter
writers Obtained their information, thew
do not eoudescend TO ssy. We presume
the mdetatigable fellows have polled the
members Of the Legislatures Of the two
states, and speak Knowingly. When the
Legislatures meet and elect Senators We
shall know the whole truth.
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Information Wanted

or JOHN STARRIrr. Who leit Brooklyn, New
" York, on the Stb oi March lsd5 60 Quart r.
masters hepaItm ~ boyerum ut server, for
NashFii e. Tenn. Aince thar me nothingh been
hearu OF him. Any luiorma boa OF him WI be
thankfully received hy hIs hrother-in law,
WI. n. MOORE
No. lui7 Myrie Avenue
oct4-Str Brooklyn, n. y.
Nashville Dispatch and Clncinna b, Ohio, papers
please copy.
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On Saturday the application for an injunc-
ton by Miss Laura KeeDe % restrain Mr..
Stuart, Manager Of the Winter Garden, and
Mr.. J. S. Clarke. the comedien, from play
ing the celebrated piece entitled 'Our Amer
lean Cousin" Was argued before Judge
Moncrief in the Superior Court Of New
York. The Judge Peremplorily refused 10
grant any injunction, as in his opinion there
was no possible ground for aiming one.
In 4 speech delivered recently at Colum-
bia, E. c., Hon. James L. Orr said:
81 am tired Of South Carolina as she was.
court for her the material prosperity Of
Ne- England. ] would have her acres
TEEN with ie, and vigor, ard intelligence,
a. DO those Of MasSaclusettS."
Such expressions as these viii shock the
nerves Of South Caroliuians, who have for
years past distrusted kIr. orr on account Of
his nationalism. But they must 70 low him
now and his lead will be to prosperity and
happiness.
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Great Trolting 4 Running Race
For Saturday Oct. "a.

notl NJ race, SIM 9, Tor Purse Of $50; open for
all horses ttat nave never Ioited inside OF 80 Ia
publ G:
Captsin Hammer enters b Silver.
q F scott eneIs M Flora Belle
kaEanaugh enters 5 Cimax
george Fletcher ent-rs N Lot a.
Second Rsce Tor $50 q SIDE mile heats; N
scott uters 10 Mol Morg' a.
kasaBsugh eaters Unknown.
Also, Runniug Race IA h Of mile mstch
Tor s 80 a SIDE; siOJ forfeit;
\ Kellogg enters m Faony.
" Elake-iey ente a b s ir Lindsey.
Fecond Race, inEle dash Of one mIe for S50O a
side
Captain Duncan enters Michigan Bill.
George Dger enters Railing jacE. lOctl4
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Notice.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TESS EssEE,
QM's OEICE u ) MmgTAaf RAILROADS,
NAsHNIGJE, Tenn, Get 3D. 1865.
L WILL expose at Public Auction thi4 day, the
Il following Bniidngs leeenIly occupied b. en-
ployees OF the u D Military Railroad department,
viz:
Frame Buildings numbered lis, ll6, III,
corner Church and clay SITS.
Nos. 80 and "a, corner Knowlsend Church
SITS.
Nos. ~, 4S, A, As, 46, AZ, As, az, so, 81 and
81, corner McCrcary and Church sis.
Nos. 50, 81, IS, ON Knowles, bet. Church
and Cedar SITS.
Nos. 1, ?, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10, II, y, 10,
and IA, corner MeNairy and Broad SITS.
Sale n commence at O'Clock a M, in order
named above
Notice sales viii be given daily until all hufd-
lnRs sre sold. 4. 4. HAMILB
ocil3-it Capt A q NJ.
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ITCH ITCH!
no More.
We- Itching Piles salt BheuT, -'sid Hes
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A ereat variety o. cases Yield &, me wonderful
healing properties OF Oh 8 Uintmeut even The most
obstinate and pr0irscted in ehHrs.er, eruptons
covering tne whole surfs vi the body that pui 70
def nee 81 other modes az tr-ameu. winch the
mind cf man could nvenf, have teen pe ruaneui
cufeF
Price rs cents a box Ry mai 9I esuts-
Over - yeqrs hava. g DR.. Svlyue' Meicnes ~
beea no cosstsnt use M oil parts Of the world and
their increasing popularity Is ceftsl1y proof of
their great power % heal
Prepared only by Lr. @WAfNE son, No. $50
n SIXTH rert above Alua Pr i1ialrhia
sold by W.J&C.W SMITH, ufusEi-tz.
Cor. ofChurCh and me sta.
Nashville.
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Gcn. J.. b. Turchin hiss op,ued an en-
riucer's office in Chicago.
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The supreme Court.

Aler su interesting te moissyeral weeks
O., Kuorrlle, ,le supreme Court hss nd
IoaIca. We publish lh's morning ,hc
only decision of gen I..l interest mal,. The
term u ths court lor Middle Tennessee viii
commune iu thts city ou the Hrs' Monday
ODD Descend .rueNL
judges slaeL,..ari and Hawkins arrived
iu ihi- e.iy ou "Wednesday evening on tAeir
Return iram Knoxville.