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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23

ACQUITTED AND Observation-Disclosures
ard Fitzwilliams and Sample Sweeney.
who have been OH trial in Washington
county court for several days, for murder,
had their trial brought to a close on Sat-
urday, NJ. Swartzwelder, Esq, of Pitts
burg, assisted in the prosecution. The
circumstances of the case are familiar to
our readers. The jury brought in a YER
dict of acquittal. The parties were ac-
cordingly discharged.
RIvER.-The river was rising last even
ing, with twelve feet of water in the
channel.
The Potomac, Capt. Fink, arrived from
Cincinnati with a very good trip. She
leaves this evening for that point, soy
The fine steamer Wild Wagner, Capt.
Drown, leaves this evening for Cincin-
natl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23

rCaR DAILY RRGSsTRn D00x
IL BISDERY Turns out al kinds Of B1Ann
and Blank Books, for individuals, 1rnS sesnmc
boats, railroads and counties. All I'll q
birding donA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23

IT Is A FACT admitted by every man who
has succeeded in business, that to do business
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23

LAtretaa at yhaasAts prices. The lsssesasdI
and bsst assortment "a The sestera sssst<s 9 q
feb1 agIyl
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alsw Aarrrtisentnts.
Wanted to Rent.
Notica.

A COUPLE Of Uniurui. he'd Rooms, c nr llE
"a loeated, icr which geod Rect vail h. a q.
Address -. B." UniCn otice. lo.t25-dts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Elections nkc Fiace ON thc 7,h of Novem-
Der next .n tlic sistes ct New Yort. New
Jersey Msssaehuseiis, Minnesota aud Via
eonsiu.
ln Ncv York. a Secretary Of stste. Conn
troiicr. Attorney General, State Tr.aurer.
Inspector oi PRISON., State Engincer, Ca
ma Commi-siouor, Citrk OF the Court Of Ap-
peals, aud Judges % the Court Of Appeals.
ave 20 be chosen. Both The Rcpuhlicau asd
Democratic parties hsve strong tickets in
ihe field.
I'm New Jersey. Govcfnor snd members
OF the Legislature are 10 be chosen. Msr-
Gus L. Ward is the Republiesp, and Thso-
dorc Runyon Che Democrsiic candidate fos
Governor. Tho canvas rs being prosecuted
with great yigor ou both sides.
iu Msssaclusei q Governor and berisls-
turs are o. De eiecicl. Alexander n. nul-
losl be The Rspubiiesu, and DsrihgN CLARK.
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Iu Miouesoia VIM g. Marshall is the Re
publican. snd Henry ~, Price, the psiao
cratic eaadidute for Governor. A Legisla-
turc BE- ti.a 90 b. cirelei.
In Wisconsin tiic Rcpublieans have nom
MATED Lacils Fairrhilj for Governor. The
DemoerH's have msdc no nominalion yet.
All OF these States sxceri New Jersey,
voted last lali Toy lincoln aad Johnson.
New York and New Jersey arr regarded as
doubted ut present.
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A RARE CHANCE
To PURCHASE
MIN ERALrLANDS.

NE have flr sale, fir limited time only, = rich
" tract Of Copper and sdisceut 70 the celehra-
ted s. luck TpFn" Mnes. in Polk county IN this
stste VIII en- were actively worked before the war,
and ere nov In opetafon, returning rich yield Of
Copper. and being the only Copper Mines now
worked in Iris State
/ The emit q property viii be- sold for the email
sun OF FIFTEEN THOUsAND DOLLARS or DO
FaFfEEN SHAREs Or tNE THOUSAND Doll
LARS ZACH, 10 bring C With Hthe reach 81 part es
desiIinR to make a. Bszl investment.
Says Mr. Stafford, the State GeOiOgst. in bis re
port IN 1855 1--WE would espenisy call the attention
Of those inteTes Ell IN mettltierous z, gons else
where IN the Sta 70 the ehaSalter presented BY
the Duck town veius.
Within an area not more than ak mies
long and half wide, there aye az least seven or
eight distinct snd remarkable yeins rud the prOts-
btv Is that there are Others 10 the same region and
VIC q " yet und soOysEee. o.
Some o. e coniaining rs high as 90 per
cent Of nreteliic copper.
Seven 81 he Ininss produce4in eep-
teHlber. 49, .sos ~ ID, or little mole than
6D7k tons.
We Ieel justified in regarding these mines ~ a
great value" The mineral Interest IN this tract
when properly developed, ought readily 10 hr ng a
Quarter offs MILLION 81 Dollars, and Ofers much
greater iBdheeHneuts iog asoon and quick prcht
tran any Petroleum lands IN a G market
AmaD shO wing the location q the lands, with ge-
olnRcal report may he seen ~ our Bfice where alt
desirt inform alton IN regard to- property can ts
oh aimed. octl4 ~ " MATT BROWN A co.
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Hon. J. NJ Leach, formerly members
the United States Congress frem North Car
olina, and subsequently member Of the
rebel Congress. has been warmly solicited
aud urged 10 become candidate for the
next Congress. In card published in the
Raleigh standard, he declines. Having
been member Of the rebel Congress, he
could not, if elected, take the test oath, and
he declares "ii sioHld Sc ne parapsoEnf Goa
sjieratioR efcpsry trse aan 70 see tAai 10 %
stacle Is iLro,sn "a tLe 'esy q tks great trork
Of rehabilitation. This is spoken like an
honest man who sincerely desires the res
toration Of peace and union, aud is willing
10 make sacrifices therefor. His example
ought 10 be followed in all the represents
tive districts Of the States recently in re-
beliion.
Mr.. Leach also SAYS:
trust the state and National Executives
vii continue 10 be sustained by the couser-
vstive lnien men Of the S att, Ia their no
BE efforts 90 restore our civil rights, Is uell
as peace and harmony 20 the whole country.
know President 1ohnsaa. I heard his
great speech srainst secession and in de
ience Of the Union aud Constitution, in The
atth Congress. HC IS oar fricad. lie Is a
WISE aud shlo Etsiesman, and Is exerting
has great influence against iaussicism and
iactionists wherever found.
GOV. Holden has the Presidents fallestca
Siencc and has laborcd faithfully 1 tbipk Z 4,
the exercise OF wisdom and iEapartialitv. In
She work Of restoration, and for the best =,
furestS Of the reanle Of The Strte 49,.
AID snd cooperation OF the people ana Ia
conjunction wiih the President he s en-
deavortnF, IN my opinion, &c build sp 3
great Union party shall be net b. sue
tanned an glad TO believe saeh Is the feel
inC II large majority Of the people Of this
STATE in this orisis, and that there viii be
no reason fer complaint By ths President,
nor even BY COpgress, in regard % abe sc
ton 81 the present conservative aud pairi-
otto Convention nor Ia regard 60 the result
OF the coming iall elections
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The President Endorsed by the North
Carolina Convention

The Raleigh, North Carolina, papers Of
the goth contain the proceedings Of the
last days Of the North Carolina Convention.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, BY the delegates Of the people
Of North Caroline, in Convention assembled,
That the Administration Of andrew John
son, President OF the United States, has been
emnently national and conservative, EN-
bracing every section Of the Republic; and
that be is entitled 10 The gratitude OF the
people Oi this State, for the manifestation Of
bis purpose to secure TO them, Rt Is early
day as practicable. the restoration Of their
constitutional rights in the Union aud that
W. ". Holden, Provisional Governor, de-
serves our thanks for his Jealous and faith
ful lahors 60 the same end.
Resolved, That copies Of the above resolu-
tons be transmitted BY the President Of the
Convention 10 President johnson and Gov
ernrr Holden.
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A dispatch from Washington says Siren
uOus efforts are being made to get the Pres
ident to revoke the order issued By General
Sherman shortly after the fall Of Charles
ton, assigning The Sea Islands to the
freedmen, and 70 return the property 70 The
former owners. There are now forty thou
sand freedmen located on this land, and 10
dispos,ess them would Be- pr5daciivs Of
much misery and suffering.
Hon a. II. Stephens left Washington on
the East, fOr Augusta, the Presideat having
furnished him transportation. It is said
that ne expressed his determination to use
his beet efforts to induce the people Of the
South TO accept the wise and conciliatory
policy Of the Administration. Coed for Mr..
Stephens; his counsel viii have great
weight with The Southern people.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

NJ. Arnell moved that the house now 60
into an clCcuon foV principal cierk; agreed
%. Tbs following we're the nominees
/. Edwin Gowen--Iiavidson cauuty.
II. n Arno.d-Davidson county.
J. Z. knst--hayidson county.
The result Of the ballot was rs follows.
6oHci .-----.. .
Arnrid.
Rusi ..-............... 9
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Grand Ballet Dew, rtisement,
by-.--.,---.-.-.-..---. Christine ZaTs,oWsn Trups
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At the request Of the Qusrtermaster Gen
sral, the pay Of large number of officers
has been stopped BY The Paymaster General
until they render 10 the .Quartermaster's
Department the returns and accounts re-
quired by law. Amongst them are the fol-
lowing Tenuesseaus
Lieut. J. f. Barry, R. Q. ~ 18th Tennes-
see cavalry.
Maj. Lewis Haudstzy, Ioth Tennessee cav
airy.
Lieut. VIM. Holt, R. Q. ~, 10th Ten
nessee volunteers.
Lieut.. I. NJ. Jordan, R. Q. NJ, 10th Ten
nessee cavalry.
Capt. II. C. Kelly, stTennessse Artillery,
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DOCTOR McCILL,
R0TlWC PHTNICllH,

IL THE TiEEATliaNF OF DHzaszl5 q
gR0WNIRG HIN WITH HUoCE5 ~
OTHER STATES, As VI ~ ID
RAHEVIiI.E, TENNl2skh.
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Mr.. Garrett entered notice of a motion 10
reconsider the vote Of the House, in the case
OF SIR. Cameron.
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The weather throughout Eeglara con-
tinues Of the most unseasonsble kind, and
The disease known IS the rinderpest had
broken out amOug the cattle In The neigh
horhood 81 Wutoree. three miles from Liver
pool, and had carried oa quite nuneer' q
eth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

The complete census Of View York City
shows a population Of 1915 There Is 40
eNoess Of females of -, SSl. Ihe e0iored
Populat on les ,062 Compared with TIE IN
eorfeci and exaggerated census Of ls6Q, there
. 80 Sse1sase in the aggregate population 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

The Senate bin for the revival Of the
CHARTER Of the Chattanooga snd Cincinnati
Railroad Comp my, vas iaken up, AID re-
ferrrd to tho COMMITTEE on Internal I'm
provements.
The bill Incorporating the Association Of
"Bsni-Brtt,' was read a third time, q. d
passed.
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Mr. Doughty rose 70 a question Of privil-
ege, He said he had, on tive different o.
casions, been grossly iusuiicd; but yester-
dav, be had been called ascoundrol. Phvs-
ical courage would prompt rcveuRei hui he
had determined o. make moral courage pre-
vail, and % pay no attention 10 such "a IN
SUD. Has courage had been tried ca more
oassa ions than one; he had fsccd hu lets ON
the battle Geld; aud hence he could refuse
90 accept petty insult, without baing sub
iect q ihe charge Of caWsrdise. In fact, ne
said be did not regsua Il o. an insuli. A
gentleman would not ins4li HIN, and No
iher could DO 4. Ii had been charged
thai he had been disho0erahly discharged
from the service Of the United Staies.
he had been discharged, has uot dis
honurably. be IA 4 subsequently been COM
missionsd = Colonel. By Governor johnson.
Mr. Garrett presented bin, in aecord-
ance with petition from some citizens Of
Putnum. and adioining counties, asking a
change IN the lines Of those counties. Re-
ferrsd 90 the committee on counties and
caunfv lines
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

The Senate bill provid ng for the refttiRg
OF the supreme Court rom, passed 20 lis
second reading.
The senate bill incorporating the Nash
willie, Knoxville and Memphis Turn Verieus,
was taken up, Rnd passed, and is nov q law.
CHATTANOOGA AND c1NcISSarI RAILROAD
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Wm be present
THE MOUNTAIN DEVIL.
Ll--.--l Nm. o.
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The resignation of M. James, the Chief
Clerk. was presented by the Speaker, who
passed high eulogy upon the retiring Off
cer-eyery word OF which waa deserved.
Mr. james has been q faithful and able OH
Ger aud none viii regret 10 para with him
more than the reporters, - whom he has
been uniformity courteous and kind. The
resiEnaHoa was accepted, and a vote Of
thanks returned 90 Mr.. James for the able
manner in which hr has discharged his
duties
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Speculation for The SksPticaII
HALF-MAN
Is now on Exhibition on CHERRY STREET near
OLD THEATRE.


This strange phenomenon was discovered 81 and
brought from Cora" nesr Nashville, where u
Was tosled. The mother Of this strange abortion Is
still aiive, and is fine. heaithy Mare a seven
year, OF age.
ever developed
Ample sinUny can and viii Be pToduced AZ 70
the human and equine origin 1T this Aonstrosliy-
The featnTe- are und9niahly those OF hRmsu being
The Ewes, Nose, Gin, EEFs and other features q
tn human face and head are TOO disti1cty market
10 be mi taken. 10 sci ~ question at sn end-tne
male author Of this creature beng, while 70 exist
ed It Ii lives .
Men Of Science, Physicians, Students, snd al
lavers OF tie Marvellous ~ Nature, should examine
thu S range Great on.
Come OF the most eminent anaiOmists Of the
couptry hsse ezarniued H. and il is st exciting IN
absorbing interest among the scsesiine and N
learned.
il VIII be on Exhibition for afeg days on Cherry
Street. near the OLD Thestre
huiii,-.On teltl-
nnte4-tf
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Smastmtats.
THEATRE,

CHERRY STREET BETwEEN oEDARa GA,
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Mr.. Garrett offered the following

Mr.. Garrett offered the following:
Resolved, That the State Treasurer be and
he il hereby requested 20 re, ort to this
House, % whom ne paid 81, 500, 70 ascertain
aud schedule the assests Of the Bank Of
Tennrssee, under an act to secure the funds
provided for public education, passed Jauu-
airy 9th, 1854. Laid over.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock,
D. m.
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1. II. MORRILL, & Co.

DIX MCaILhs
Unsol struot nsshsliss fsaa.
s.i-Is vi asasi 80 uraslui si,-- >
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UhrOHic OEsa

An AHscEcns Of No womb truaead Hin -.
Thoss Marcel Ladies Wto have ten 70 ualll-
80 70 rniacarry or prove abortion, caa - eaffle
= shar iuai time II ound preKaant. By QFine ms
nau
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

'iia Lane senator from kansas, has been
maNins speech In Washington. He don't
want aii the southern states a back into the
UHion" % ihI tine. asd he donr ike the
Prssidsnts isaisusy. He would feel much
safer &c iusiead d dsilv aupo,Bce,,spts a.
PaTdans, hs hs,iaui IA eeh,sp,. raj ~, i,
Two or sl'ss faeeis were hung. Jisa makes
an exception Boz favor ofTeunessee, Arkansas
and Louisiana lie uoull take them under
shelter, but "eass" the remainder. thew
should he s'Pi oui 5 shaussnd eenthfiss, Il
necessary % iniase new ADD patriotic blood
into them. Jim is a hard Lane. but no,
" thout end
lie rumorei tbai Jndgs Chase Is abou, 10
lead 70 the nitsr daughter Of the late
samuel Wiggins Esg., u Cincinnati.
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Mr.. Moss presented a bill to discount
debts owing by loyal persons 10 rebels. Il
provides that when a loyal debtors proper
" has been lessened by tae war, debts due
dhl0yal creditors shall be discounted in the
same proportion. Referred to the JOINT
Relief Committee.
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For further information in regard 70
the skiflful success in the treatment o.
diseases. the reader il referred 10 STIL-
LE's THERaPEUTIcs and NATAL hEDloAr
two large volumes, late edition OF isbVl
the best work IN the United States,
where YOU viii find Dr.. hcGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For al diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction ia guAran-
teod. With my general practice tFeai
the following
UhrOHlo Ossss
vilh r.Hahrtons Rheuaiauana, kfechoas q ~
IsIne4. Dssasea o. tho ThroEt 8Seiied soilis
$40 iimia. Psursy, Palna. uicera, Seneo1i sl.i,.I
ne 8tslnach, NeuraiEa, Kings Eril Or acroll-s
paafnsas. Diseases q he Eyea, Deisliiaiod 81
Isu1s, DyspepaIa or Indigestion, snd 1ouaumpaoa-
loEoihsr With al Private Disenses -
Diseases q 2. ta 9s. C 49,
An AHacEcns Of No womb troa9ad Hiin No.
Tnoas Married Ladies VITO have Ten 20 unloiil
nats 70 miacarry or prove ABORTION cas- - o-ltls.
io shsir I'M tine iound preEnAnA BY Hths NJ
al ,.,,,.
Young Married Iadiua Ehoao mlsioftuss = =,
heru n1i 70 briug forth In dua SEASON. ialna.il3i
god haa said you should mulApig and rapiall.h- y
fhia h your desire you can consult me elaaf "
iettsr or 10 person. No laiY uFeI ihiuy-hfa le--s
al sgo nsai malrs sppiicano1. Alioos1naniaAlo-@
ny sliar or person airicly ounhlaaaa-
Night Emissions Cared.
Young Man. stop bafors you further - Ok ~
siaaasos subject 70 Man, here no disoase - n.fe
% cure e. Night Eznlsaioua, and % ieis.e1 -
.oarue That undaratand irual.ng t : Nne y - 4 -
A. thai j have cured donena m this eily, ~ -
10 q. dersnt slsios, Who have 9pent e1liI 49,
az. and are nov vel cured b. ma ] En a..ll
oaigIng laltara and aendiiEg me1lclne - a. -.
ne country. 10 3 word Al thas ar ~ 49,
a1y Eay. Eld viii eve me q call ~ = y -
1aHou f0r ~ a. tha dizsasea uenn0aed = - -
Te-tfsarnanl. M 49, q roisrenoaa E.n9 = -
ciiy.
DIX MoaILhs
union struuL nsshEilas tslA
raI-TH ril aIaai uilh uFu1rui 80 -
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Mr.. Waters, o. Wilson, presented poti-
Hsn from Nashville asd Lebanon Turnpike
Company, asking the privilege Of issuing
SIS 900 ia bonds, in order 10 build the bridge
across Stone river, which was destroyed BY
the rebels.. The petition was accompanied
bv an act ks4nting The request Of the Com
paav. Referred 20 the C0mmitlee on Ia
ferpal improvements
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Mr.. Faulkner, from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported in favor Of the bal suthor-
ising the killing OF dogs addicted 70 the chas
ing oi sheep.
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Standard History Of the War;
CompIets In one very large Volume Of 0Vei
Uo0O PAGES

1900 Pages.
fTtH IL work has no rival a. = candid, lucid, Gem
/ plete, authentic aud reliable h siory Of the
"ereat conflict" 10 contai r. adipg matter equal
% three .Igt roFil octave volume, splendidy n
ustfaisd With over $50 tine portraits Of Generals,
battle scenes, maps snd diagrams.
Returned snd di.abled o dicsrs aad soloiers and
energetic ung men 10 want Of pr0ifahs employ
ment viii he'd This a rare chance 10 make money.
Uill prove o. anv donhiing applicant for prcof
Of the shove send Tor ciTcnlars and sc terms.
Address, JONES BR'fs a CO..
las West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
oct.5 5R
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kFrEhxooN SESSION.

After the calling Of the House to order,
the Clerk read message ON the Governor,
relative TO the condition Of The railroads OF
the State. Published in Senate proceed
ings.)
Mr.. Richards offered the following;
Rssoired, That the special message Of the
Governor iut received, be referred TO a
Joint Select Committee, to consist Of six
members on the part Of the House ami -
on the part Of the senate.
The rules were Suspended, and the reso-
luton was adopted. The following eonsti-
tute the Committee on the part Of the House
Messfs. Richards, Freeman, Wines, Thom-
as Of Benton, Gsut, and Jones Of Green.
LFGAL
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oFrIce nEPor coMMIss.RY
Musical Ovmnsstics.

A III desiFous Of joining the class n Light or
"A raror GYMNASTICS, are IequeAe 70 meet ~
The Thai iiEll IN the Court House on Thursday
IF erarou az o'c oeS. Theie j. he thr,e lessons
% week Of two hours each.
oci25-A
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TAxEs AND LICENSES.


Mr.. Waters, Of Wilson, presented bill
regulating the taxes on sales, and the prices
on licenses Referred to the Committee on
Ways and MeGns.
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pisLofaL CREDITORS.

Mr. Freeman presented a bill providing
for the establishment Of q new Chaneery
District, 10 be styled the Seventh. Referred.
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"A Gard.
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
~
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and aaer MONDAY, October zSd, snd IN
" I'll tatther notice, Passenger Trains VIII run a.
follows:
leave Nashville tBroad street Depotl for Decatur
ard Huntsville st 1-2O an.
keturnng-iesve Decatur At slo5 an; nuvinR
e. Nashville At $50 pm.
Accommodation 1rain for Columbia lesves Nash
vile (Rraad street papofl 90 o. p.m-
Returning. leave Columbia 50 T.s0 snl-; arriving
At Nashrfls al 10 an.
Trans stop a. All intermedste Stations
nans run nom iecatur % Jonesuoior on tne
Memphis and Charleston Ralruai. t3f miiesl con
atsfiua Win efafra ne to- TuscumNa, thence hy
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 20 Memoirs.
osras-tf III. POTTER. 6en1 Sup't
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HorsE oF REPREsENrATIvEs.

OcroRER "a, 1865.
The House was called &, order by the
Speaker 81 10 o'clock a. N. Prayer by Rev.
Dr. Gee. The journal Of Monday was read
and approved.
The Speaker announced that he would
add the name Of Mr.. Hermanns, who wac a
l..rrnnn. 10 the Canmiitee on ImmiEfation.
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PORTRAIT or HK. LnooLx.

Mr.. Aruell press nted a communication
from Augustus Gatinger, State Librarian,
asking that an appropriation Of SI50 Be
made TO purchase fine portrait Of the late
president Lincoln, which he had procured
Mr.. Arnell accompanied the communication
with the following:
hesofUed, That the sum Of one hundred
aud hity dollars be appropriated for the pur-
ehate OF the portrait Of Abraham Lincoln,
and hat tie same remain Is an ornament
IN this Hall.
Mr. Arneli advocated the appropriation,
IN en- able snd eloquent tributs 20 The late
lamented National Executive.
Mr.. Steele followed, and after eulogizing
the late President, moved 10 amend, BY
striking out the word received" and IL
tert :. Be it enacted Accepted. The bill
was then read a first time.
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7lHESE Wll De Special Meeting Of The Chan her
i lof C0mmerce. at the Hal, on MeoneskfaYs the
S5th inst at - o'clock pm, 10 take INTO conslo-
Grafton some changes 10 The TART Of Charges; and
Ia - hep that tie men bers meet punetnsiiy 81
the desiqnalsd. BY order n the President
ISAAC LlTlON, secfstsfy.
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The othee Of second e'efA being mede va
cant BY the pfomeiion Ct NJ. Gowen. the
House proceeded 90 I'm The vacancy. ne
following nominations being made.
Henry MeQaiddy, II Davidson.
Ben. cunningham, OF Blount.
Eogene Kahn, % Davidson,
All 81 these men had served III The United
States army, during the war. The result Of
the ballot was IS ioiiows;
AeNuloel -f''
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Third Night Of The renowned Me chssese
ZAVISTOWsKI BALLET TROUPE