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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

The Treasury Department commsnc
ID Issuing gold certificates yesterday.
President Johnson declares that hs
has not gone over 70 the Denocrscy
bat that tho Democracy are trying to
eons over him.
II 10 said that Hon. J. L. Allcom baa
been elected TO the United States Senate
by the Mississippi Legislature for the
long term.
The Chairman Of the North Caroline
Convsntion, unable after diIigen,
search 10 end national Gag 10 hoist
over that body, was compelled to impor.
one from New York.
The Canadians are anxions for anoth-
or reciprocity treaty, alleging that in no
othsr way can = stop be put 10 smug.
Rli1g. The people Of st. Albans are al
20 undsrstood 10 favor reciprocity.
In tho case Of g. 7. Glover, the Cop.
perhsad attorney Of st. Louis, who cons
tnued to practice without taking the tsss
oath, the court has assessed fne Of eve
hundrsd doIIsra
General Grants plan In mastering
ous ths, unemployed Generals, is 20 die
charge oil such, except those who have
bssa personally disabled BY wounds re-
ceivs3 In battle. or by disease contract
ed In the service.
Captain John p. Ward, who was shot
By young Rirman at Lexington, saniIac
ocanty, Michigan, while the former was
% trial for tbs ssdaction Of the latter's
aistsr. died Sunday night. ut his fsshsr's
hoass 10 Detroit sf 81.
Henry Ward Beecher preached ser.
ncn last Sunday, endorsing Pfesidenti
yohnsca's rsconstruetion policy, urging
kindness, forbearance and confidence IN
tbs South, and putting in . good word
Tor General Lee.
The proposition TO incrsass the regu-
Lac army has been fully discussed by
Generals Grant. sherman, Thomas,
Meade. Hancock and others, and they
have agreed that Il shall be increased TO
5000. The plan 10 favored by secre.
ssFy Stanton.
The most valuable lot Of furs ever
bFoughs to 81 Paul, was received las.
week from the Hudson Bay Company
1000 mink skins, worth $4,000. The
skins 6lled twelve ordinary sissd boxss,
and the g. Paul Press says they are
worth more than their weight In silver.
The ladies know how valuable they Ars.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
got the President to revoke the order
issasd BY Gen. Sherman shortly after
che fall Of Charleston, assigning the
Bee Islands to the freedmen. and TO re-
tara the property to iis owners. There
ere ne= forty thousand freedmen loca-
ted ON this land.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25


NFw YoRK, Oct "a The Charlesson
Courier Of last Saturday says mach ex.
eilement exists In Beaufort district, con.
cerning the ownership Of the Sea Islsn js,
the freedmen having laJorsd under the
impression that the lands hnd been given
to them outright Parties baVe address
cd Gov Perry on the, anbiect, claiming
that not o5eqaarters Of the land 70 icdlti.
waited By the freedmen: that the corn
crop in Loaf. and tha- coiton planted ia
pstehes and oyergrown with high grass.
There ID great mortality among the ne
gross. The owners Of the land are re-
gafded As intruders, and feel insecure q
rainrn with their families 10 their homes.
General Bennett bas issued 40 order for
bidding the organization Of colored mi.
litia in charleston. an having q tenden.
ey 70 bring on war Of races d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

&ssE sronxAt 10 tbs city 81 Evsaaviils. With
ear sd ~ CRAFTY F~dEe@a prirss. far C4sA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

m%We have news from South Carroll
ne soths 10Th inst A great FIRE had oc-
enrfed In. Charleston, BY which property,
In the business part Of the city. was de-
stroysd 90 the value Of 100000. Thir-
~ or forty persons were buried beneath
@ falling wall and many Of them killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

THzaxzLB Acc1psxr-0n Saturday
evening" last n little lad, aged about 5
years, son Of Mr. Robert Emery, Of this
eisy, while gathering beeohnuts on the
knobs, fell from tree a distance of
absuf 20 feet, fracturing bis skull, break
ing enc arm, dislocating his wrist and
also injuring his breast The family
pAysieian. Dr.. Langs, vas Immediately
sont for, bat tho little sufferer had expir-
Cd before he reached him, having lived
eut bali hour after the sd aecidsnk-
.1tm@ A@@@ 6msa@-mok
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

6rsUcK ofL-oil has been struck 9,
ihs depth Of ferty feet on Indian Creek
Hancock county, Kentucky, four miles
from Hawesvills, and oao mile and o
half nom the oaio river. The land be-
ionss 10 Msaara Hogg and Liltall, and
the well 10 II. W. Allfson There is
great excitement In the neighborhood,
90 says the Louisville Jouynal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
CITY NOTICE
A SUPPL msnt

n ~ NH7 a NIpfE MVHt
ITO AN oHDfN NcE PAsSK APRIL s0rH,
i 1882. entitled tAr Ofdiuanes deaal the
tImlta v thtn = tsh 80 q ama woofsn 81 other
eombnatibia bat ng Aha ba efecteS #ud mfthsu
whieh no lnmhmr ard er wcoa sM~u shall 4 . Sab.
itshed or eontiausd fass-f Ueto sF "a sg5s
Esati0n l. B. u on d liaed b. the Cofums Cona
0I said Ct y b. and tbs sane ~ h reby aHtsnasd
90 - 10 include within 1bs ans ! tss territory
alfaAfs fstW en Locasf and s. esmoFe streets, aad
the eaHmt aud eeve3th strset, and all % Bat.
tell ~ ca. ane that efaafief h0 d4es4iEz houaa.
shsd, 4 tehen, storehouss. wttshoua5 earpsntsr
shop, aeksmtth shop or asy ether huuss. nai q
ms or shed OF mny nd Or deaeriptien whaGesa.
eHeapt the aama shall b. bullf % stehs or trick
shall Be erected. rsnasved TO, er pa "a upon aBy
lot or parcel Of grougd wsthin tbs liR a. d~Ansa
harnin @ W. HAhERs Mayor
VI. mc0atRF, Clerk. cct 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Halle Vegetable stetaIan n air h.
RsNwer has provsdttsslf 20 b tbs - st psr.sei
prepsratiSn for the hair o1srea 60 the pail 9
vegetable ,onPound, and ecstAins 10 in.
laricut properties whatever.
1sITs WILL REsr0gE eRET HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
itwfEi keep the hasr from falling ous.
II slsanss- the soAip and males tbs hair son,
luatrpna aud sSlksn. tgEsfEt
II e upiandid hair drssstng.
No opsEsos, cid OF yOuag, 4h51'd fAII to rss It,
IT Is kEcohaENESo;AsD USED 81 TIE
TERsT MgnIcAL AunslRIrr.
So Ash fSr Halls Veg staels sicsltsn Hair Re.
newer. and take NO other.
-. n - r. p, RAIL A CO.,
= Nassau, \. a, Propriessrs
For sale hy KELLER WHITE, ana nrux.
KissH gensrsliy. @ oc2s-sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

e aasas = oxsol.EAri. ocs. 2al ,. \. (
fLouR-Quiet, Without charge IN priesa; sa-
ey T5Nia aaF9E - ~ - 81 Z
MAkAT-aood demand for prims old rcd at
0093 " sales Of new At l l0dai %.
+ O0hN-Dnll NJ a5c -'s--9- y -a-'-as
0AT6-Dnn 81 9a94oc IN bulk In aisvsfor
1r1-ln good demand AZ 50 for prime.
BARLEY-Duiii prices noninal
MESS Fuhk--kssf r. onsk4d 4EsS so Without
buyers bolk nsa Aad ekcon wieseut ehanre.
bnLk sAonldsrs, l99lSp; idea, lssSeafse be-
con shoulderss iss< zsc; sides sots:&ffS |: slsar
aiess. s@924Ss alf pecked.4 axaal
LARD-eothlHg doing. ss.4ss
GB0CEB1E9-fhm. -
WMIsKY-In Gsed damand % n 40, 4sI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
GROCERIES.
D. WEAVER q CO.
PIANO

A Second Ha d Piano m
LToR sALh-A Go1p aE oSD HAM, PiA D
II YEnH CnEapi a.
.T. D(T wAKR1N , CoSY eros's,
oe2b No NJ ain street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
TAKEN Up.
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. ]. w. COMPT ON.

Late cf Creas6sro, Ksatneky)
EAvEkG ASSOCIATED HTAszLT wIFH
11Dr. J. p. peBrMlsr, IN 80 pr1Ss % sf MsEt.
esss esadsrs BIS ssrvssss tss eiEfsszs of ErRus
sfIla. oDos v1sh D.. DsBTHlsr. zh1r6 s<rssM
eaew~es M&la and Loezst ~
0ceeb~< %, Eses. iesf10-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
.fEzs& II fl1h as5 ~ 49,
-HHEEI ER, ARMSTRONG a FARRAR,
SoefA side Main 81 bet Sd and 4tk,
aot25

TMAHoa5a SIT
Aa LAU0IEAH
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Just Received and MoIe
Coming

CHafrF POTATOES % large Joe, 10 &C. 60
y alu i1r sale i9a- ,--v..,rua.
- =. f'@1i (Oa ne Ltfss-
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,itb --au1acroa. Ehsrmzfun, Ahecroas = -
Inuge. Diaaasaa 81 tha Threat, 5aelled sq--s
SIC LIMB, FleG-isy, Fslna, uleara, us1csfi -
D-aesaa1 u ne HGaIt md LIVER lnda1ll.----
Ia Stomach, HeuraiEa, klnE'a ~ or -
Doainess. Diseases Of ths EJes, Deailla-e- Z
fqrna. Ijyspepaia or Indigestion, sld oon5laP-l-
io9athef win all Private Diseases -
Diseases OF the Urinary Oras1'
70 ne Lzdios.
All En.cE1na Of ile Rcun truEt1d " -.
noe Marrad Ladias aho hase ueca = -.
nate % uiacnrry O. prove anofaeas CO = -
o. lhe'f IA tine Z f1und pfagoa1l ~ lfas
gterilltJs -.
Tounz Narisf Iadiaa urcas nzisoriazs , -
nern not 10 fFfne f1rih IN dna saasoni ri. Il
God has said ycn saouid mulsply snd ~ -, =
ans Il Fcur de- 70 you csn corslt - -
iettrr 81 II rarc1- No lasiy ever tllfig-llt -
o. zas seed make arpiics1c1- AZ corr
800 a.
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Rev. L. D. Huston was arrested ct New
port, KY, last Saturday, by Capt Stone and
a guard Of the 9Th Colored Cavalry, in com
plianee with the following order:
"HRAD0UAETEHs lsT Div, DEP'7 OF Ky
LEXINGTON, KY, sept %, 1865.
Capt D. c. Stcue, Sta U. s. C0iOred CaUaiTy /,
GAFrkTS In Obedience 10 instructions
from Major General Palmer, commanding
Department Of Kentucky, dated Louisville,
Ky, September q, 1865, you will immedi-
ately proceed 70 Newport, Ky, and arrest
one Lorenzo Dow Huston, a notorious rebel
preacher. After securing his arrest, you
VIII conduct him to Headquarters Depart
ment Of Kentucky, Louisville, KY, and
turn him over 10 Capt. Z. B. Harlan, A. A.
G. This accomplished, you VIII return TO
these Headquarters without delay.
BY command Of Brigadier General James
s. Brisbin. s. P. PLuNEER,
Captain and A. A. g."
The arrest Of Huston eGnsed a great deal
Of excitement among The rebel sympHthise s
Of Newport and CovingtOn, and steps were
Immediately taken by them 70 procure his
release. The following dispatch was for
warded to Washington BY lawyer naH.sd
]. r. Hallam:
NEwroRT, EY., Sept. 80, 1855.
To HIS ErceNeacy, Andrea johnson, Presi
dent Of the United States Washington, q. c.:
1. D. Huston, a preacher Of the Methodist
Church, south, ct Newport, KY, has this
day been arrested by military authority
charged with being q notorious rebel preach
or. Mr. Huston has taken the oath required
BY your amnesty proclamation in May last 5
has been duly appointed 20 the church at
Newport, and has never, as he has sworn,
taken spy part in the rebellion beyond ad-
herring 10 the South during the past Z ur
year nor preached rebellion. Please tele-
graph Major General Palmer, ct Louisville,
70 slow him to give bond to answer the
charge, which he can give in any amount.
(Signed) J. K. hALLAN.
J.R Hallam is well known 20 me and hia
statements are entitled 70 full credence.
(signed) THos. +. BRANLErTE,
Governor Of Kentucky.
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NeEro suaraEr in AIahnmn.

The following dispatch was published in
the Nashville dailies OF last Sunday:
NEw YoRK, Sept. sO.-Tbe Times special.
rom Montgomery, Ala September 18Th,
says; The Convention passed an ordinance
oy vote Of SO 10 l6, practically obolislino
the right OF negroes TO testify in Courts Of
lustce 70 continue in force till the Legisla-
'ure shall make law on the subject.
This was q mistake. The Conventiou
adopted an ordnance requiring the judieisl
officers and magistrates Of the State 20 con.
time 10 act as agents Of the Freedmen's Bu-
resu, under the arrangement made between
Gen. swayne, the Agent Of the Bureau iol
Alabama, aud Gov. Parsons, until other L.
gal provision has beer made BY the Legs
lature. Under the arrangement referred TO-
negro testimony ia received in al the courts
Of The State. 1t is expected that the Legs
lature viii enact a law authorizing the
courts to receive negro testimony, and thu,
dispose Of the subject for the future.
The Convention also adopted an ordinances
legslizing negro marriages, and adjourned
on the Goth ult.
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The following is the ordinance adopted by
the Alabama Convention rePudisting the
rebel war debt;
An ordinance declaring the War Debt void,
and for other purposes.
BE Il ordained, de-, That all debts created
by the ate Of Alabama in aid Of the lste
wa, directly, or indirectly, are hereby de-
clared void, aod the General Assembly Of
the State shall have no authority, and they
are hereby forbidden 10 ratily the same, or
any part thereof.
1ad b Z further ordained, That the Gen
ersi Assembly Of the State shah have no au-
thoTity, and they are hereby iorbiided 20
assume o. make any provision for the psy-
ment Of any portion Of the debt contracted
or incurred directly o. indirectly, by thu
Confederate States or BY its agents, Or by It's
authority.
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TUESDAY, October 3, 1865.
The House was called together at ten
o'clock precisely, by the Speaker.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gee.
The Clerk read the journal Of the %,
which was approved.
The following newly elected members pre-
scented their credentials, and were admitted
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Auction Sale Of Government
Mules,

OTFIcE GrsIsfAKr QuEzTEEalaFrEH.
NAsHvTEtE, TKHU-. rept g, 1855.
4 WILL OFF r FCR SALE q Pm llc Auet on a.
4 Ire f4oveTnment Corrnis In nashville, .senn &c
The l0th DAY q October ne1t, tirHogl E4f y y
HUNDRED G lVERhAtsf NUS -
rorfou af1hsze mules are Jared s1ef and 10 gooa
eoadit %. having recently tseu tuned % = 80,
n,ants isarng the service an1 rom Dri'ot =. 4
Dor eioa AZ tbs FuEt. Sale % colla.s.-l -
al y uafsf al the stock Is disposed e. Asli'
IN Goyssn1ent fu1ds- -, n M
= - - 49,. -. = - III b EfEks
o .. 1900 ospt Eld 4. g =.
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- ArrGh-na-POgue," Suppressed in
England.

fE England.
Nav YoRK, October 1.-The Times Lon
doc correspondence has the following: The
Fenian excitement had oie cur Gus effect.
Il has compelle Mr.. Boureicault 10 suspend
a. he does next week, the representation Of
"Arrah-nR-P ogue" in Land0n. aud it will,
no doubt, be stopped for tme throughout
the Kingdom. i wss very well 70 sing toe
HWesri' & Of the Green" in peaceful times,
but when the FeniaEs are drilling, and
fleets and srmies marching, il does MT play
at trea on and rebellion.
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Rev. L. D. Huston was arrested ct New
port, KY, last Saturday, BY Capt Stone aud
a guard Of the 9Th Colored Cavalry, in com
alliance MIL, 49,. f,llo,r;r,r ordar.
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WE HAVE IN STORE

me: ss:s ''o'.F 9 rA' = 'e', !: IS a:
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We rePublished recently, from the Gin
cinnaii Commercial, an extract Of letter
ron the jackson Miss correspondent o.
that paper, purporting to give the parlicu.
lars OF negotisiion, on the part OF Demo.
cratic leaders in the West with JEFF Davis
ior n Suspension Of the var, on such term
a. would. ii the Federal Governmspt woalG
not assent. deiach the Western States from
the national cause, sud unite them with tht
South. The correspondent stated that Mr.
Richardson, the wife Of Hon. W. A. Rich.
ardson. Of Illinois, was the medium OF ths
COMMUNICATIVE 10 the Rebels, sud that shs
bad consulted with Gen. Price. Of Missouri,
Who LAID the matter before JEFF Davis. Mr..
Richard On has addressed the iolloving de-
nial 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer:
"QUDCY. ILL.. Sept. 80, 1885.
hatiors EEqsirtr; have this morn ~ ( seen
she Chicago 4 publican, Of the 18th In ID
b. letter COPIED from the Cincinnati Com
iuereia', dsted jackson. Misc. septena Der
~, leha, beaded, Mr.. Senstor Richardson
o. dip omsust' Tho whoie letter is a
cruel Islander, with-ut any foundation or
ha %. A9 w. now IN her grave, never
VS. In Aississippi or Richmond.
". A. RICHAanseN.'
This Is explicit, snd must Do accepted
Bu', e is only denial Of the participation
Of Mrs Riohsrlsoa in the alleged neeotia-
iion. Il might have been some Other lssv.
When We first ssw the letter Of The Com
iaerciHl's correspondent. We drew A :, a..
ATTENTION O. gentleman who was in Rich
lnoaa a. The time The negotistiou Is said Ia
have tsken place. he stated that he he'd
soHseFsea With Ger. Price on the subisc,
SUD heard the facts pretty much a. thev
we're dstailsd, but thai Nrs. richardson.
asns vas MOI connected Whit. Gen. Prize
sul'Ditied tbe Enstter TO JET. Davi. ana h.
ustied il with ridiculs bscaL.s l.sv "a,
the agent Of the Western ooaspirstors. The
ssescs needs further investigates.
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Employment.

o~- A MONTH. -Afeuts voted 70 eel Sew
NJ D inz Machines. We Nh upe commission
- n ruschiues soid. OF employ ageats Who I'll
.s-rk sor ihs above wages, and 81 expenses pad.
s5dross A. B. HEEEusF1s Co. Colnmnia, Team
acz95-E2me
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Prospective Emigration from Ger.
MANI

Nav Hs,sE, October I The Her "a hiss a
letter from Berlin, 10 which the writer
states that there is mo diminut ON Of the de-
sire Of the Germans q smigrate 10 America,
and predicts that there will be no falling of
in the number arriving On the shores Of the
United States for q long time. New Ger
manies were 10 arise in Chilli, on the River
Platte, in Brazil and in Australia; but the
authorities directing these movements have
given them up in despsir, in view Of the all
absorbiug attraction which America i'm
presses on the emigrat on and interes's q
the Germans. The B emen Company has
! ordered two new steamers, TO meet the in
creasing emigration, and both lines will
soon reduce their fares Other lines are re-
| ported as abort 20 be estahlished.
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There are two very significant and impor-
tant facts growing out Of the war,-ths first
Of which is the quiet snd earnest manner
in which 50 many officers aud soldiers ro-
turn to the post Of duty,-snd the second,
the respect shown for law and order By al
the brave and good men who have held
command in our armies. Upon the last
point, the around Table" Of last week thus
particularizes
There is hardly en- instance TO be found
throughout the whole war Of military in
fubordinati0n OF contempt Of the civil Q u
tnOrities by en- edueated military cfieer
Grant, Sherman, Thomss, Mcclellan, Buell.
lee, JohnstOn-all Leading Generals North
ami South-haye been noted for their ALSO
lutte subordinati0n 70 the ruling powers
On the other hand, those who have shown
the least regard for the re .traints Of civil
authority, have been, in every instance
lawyer. Stanton, Holt, Butler, Schenek
Darlington and Wallace, are ali laEyers.
Each Of these has come cut OF the war with.
out suy military reputation, and each hiss
been conspicuous Tor the utter disregard Of
ali legal and civil restraints.
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DIED.

ATS o'clock yesterday afternoon, Of Dypiheria,
REUBEN OSCAR. infant son Of r. s. Bodies, sged
two years and seven months.
The friends and aceuainlanees Of the family are
requested to sttsnd toe funeral At so'ecck this A.
tslnoon. Service BY Rev. Dr.. Gaodletl.
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Small Farms for Sale.

DON-T p Z % - on hand for the Aueton s. Ia
L J q the "Petnay Piace. fhEes mics fr0rn the
corpararor Of me cify To be sod IN lets az fran
iour % ten scres e-ch- splsnd Tor gardeuirr pur-
po-es See lsrEs tlis Tor terms. sc. sale OciotsF
ARLINGTON FABRAR, Azsn,s.
sspHa-td Ao.s horLh c5lleEs st7Gai.
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Sale AZ 1000 Government Here.

VIII. orFERF y SALE At PrBIl- -
- III aa-h flesiag aud FrfaJ 49, 80
--o.ff III lesotar lees, 8 i1t of Cove ana -. \
IN ..f.--ui clssses 20 cavalry Depot 49,.
-. Ill probably b. TIE last i1i q 80.
,- III f1--ss - 4, &c allli aGsri Al s1re
fruIfT 10 rur-1ase- ~
81 " lit Nail- l -
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Two damsels passing through the depot,
a 6ay OF two since, we've having an animated
discussion on the subject Of coffure, aud
exclaimed: e What do you think, Maria
Il took me thirty-fye minutes, this morn
ing, 10 mske my waterfall. ''-Spr asid
Rspablicaa.
Her faucet must have been dresdfully
out Of TX.
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8rip 9aprrtisrmeuts.
County Court cIerk

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TOM
w c. CRUNK as a candidate for County Court
Clerk, Of Davidson County, at the ensuing March
election. oef4
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NAsHvILLEA AND DECATUR
go
RAILROAD LINE.

Tenn. 4 Ala. r. R.-Csn- Southern R. R.-Tena 4
Ala. Cen X. z
GEM. EuPERisI EEpEsT's OFFIcs,
NASHVILLE, Oct ID, 1s66. !
HUNTSVILLE 4 DECATUR r. r. LINE.
ON and Eter Wednesday, the 4ih inst, and IN
follows.
Leave Nashville for Decatur and Huntsville at
T30 m
Returning-LeaTe Decatur Junction at an; ST
riFing ~ Nashville At AS pm
Accomm odation Train for Columbia lesves Nash
vile Ct 3 80 pm.
Returning, leave Columns at : 30 an; arriving
a Nashville at 10 am.
Trans stop a. all intermediate Stations
Cars fun from Decatur 2I miles west on the NJ.
a C. K connecting WITH Stage Line for Tuscun-
Bis, hence by NJ 4 O. r 10 Memphis
sspiT-d ]. H. POTTER, sen1 Supt.
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The election fer members Of the COnvsn-
ton in Georgis takes place to-day.
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The eastern papers state that Bishop vii
mer, Of Alabama, was arrested. This il an
error. he was suspended from the exercise
Of the functions Of bis Office; nothing more.
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CATERS AND sHOEs.
DRESS MAKING.
YalnahIa Farm "a az.

On0 ACRES # FIRST cisss land f,r sale, miles
sDtytg from Nashville, djouinF the plantation Of
Gen " {. HErding, IN good ststa Il cultivation.
ForterIns apply 70 8. ". Childress, Attorney 81
Law, Nashville, Tenn, No. e. Cherry street.
aerg2-znuc
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1865.
The Senate met at O'Clock q. m. Prayer
By Rev. Mr.. Gee.
Mr.. Cate moved, ss the House was not
yet organized, the Senate stand adjourned
until O'Clock, p. m, which motion was
concurred in.
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The trial Of Emerson Esheridge wss set
for The "a inst, at Columbus. Ky.
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uaP~u UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLl,
RAnsKJr PHVSJCIlH.
Ia rHF rREATMENT o. DmEAAEa !
rRDWVlNg Kim WITH sUCOEaa -
OTHFR STATES, AS Ut "a ID
EHeUVlfIE THNN HslEk

For further information in regard 70
the skilIfJl success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 SEn'
rs THEaAPEUrICs and MATRRIA hEDlcA'
two large volumes, late edition OF 1901
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr.. Mc5ihs n ;.,
standing parallel with the best meai e
men of the age in the treatment q a.
eases Of women. For 81 diseases N iha
advertisement, satisfaction i guaraa
teed. With my general practice lfsaA
the following
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Administrators Notina-

TO ths creditors q the estate q J. F. Mcdonald
II deceased; HavluE sugRe ted the insolvrp,sv a.
SID estate 10 the isrs Of ths smith County Csirt
wa are hereby notded 70 & = ysur claims INV az
thentisersd sctnsi sad estate WITH SD CieFk a.
O. - ~ TIE l5th Gay q SsnnAry isse, CT thsy VA
b barred ron ths.r rrp Tsia.
ssPzi-S4i Kh. MCDONALD, Adzf.