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JEFF, DAAIs spoke prose sure enough. He
generally does. But We meant to say he
spoke pro 50, which means for himself and by
counsel.
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PoLrrIcAL.-Wo hope the crooked ways Of
the Indianapolis Sentinel will be made
srREIGHT under the new regime,
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AS- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Mea. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
scaled envelopes Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUqHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia
"a +H mh3l-y
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poasb Of q Phliadslphie' srehsns.f'

PmLApsLpH,k,. Aug. ,M4John Derby
shire, Of the firm Of Alex. J. Derbyshifc a
Co., flour merchants, fell dead to-dny At the
-ner Of Ninth and Wallace streets. He
ee.; - years Of ago, q sis-I,,g.uss,,,,L"
"s - -byshire was Vice President Of the
Mr De. 'th Bank. .-
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Cora L. v. HATCH, having obtained di.
yorce, is lecturipg under the name Of Cora L.
V. Scott.
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''sHow ME VINO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN

'sH0w ME WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
THESE CoNsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN In
TOM HOUSES, AND ARsENALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW you ATRAITOR.
WERE 7 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
son DID IN 1906, WITH AARON BURR I
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, ~
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
syOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY TIE
BTBRNAL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
TEEN " - ANDREW JOHNSON, IN the United
H.ntss Sennfs--Mnreb "a 1851
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TABULArE is a good word, and the Boston
Journal has patent for it.
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nv THL1oNArR.
,sellix xsrsnt s<i shss vvitHsdfnva FsoA
n the EveufY N .ulonrH.

NEW YoRK, August 2fr-Ths Stock Board
TO day voted not 70 rsoognize what 10 called
the Evening Stock Board. and recognizing no
sales On stock contracts made thersat, .,.,,,
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ut is TIME THR AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
rkkAsON II A CRIME-NOT IN REVENGE
NOT IN ANGBR-BUT THAT TREASON is A
CHIME, AND SHOULD BE ESTEEMED AS
sUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH''-ASDRRw
JOHNSON, President Of the Unfted States-April
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g. The defendant, Henry Wirz, protests that he
ought not to be held or tried by this commission
or any longer kept In confinement by tho United
States authorities, but ought to be discharged
from custody, because he says that on the 26th
day Of April, A. u. 1855, he was an officer in the
military service Of the so called Confederate
States Of America, and was included In the terms
OF the military convention hereinafter set forth.
That upon the said 26th day Of April, 1865, mil :
itary convention was entered into between Major
General William T. Sherman. then commanding
the United States forces in North Carolina, and
the said General Joseph E. Johnston, command .
Ing the forces OF the so called Confederate States
OF America, having for its object the surrender OF
the forces under the control Of the said johnston
by which convention II was agreed between the
said commanding officers
TThe agreement between Gems. Sherman and
Johnston was here set forth.l
He states In this plea that the terms Of this
convention have been complied with and that
he, Wirz, is now ready to take the oath Of alle-
glance as required.
MIR. Schade said they would not discuss the
pleas now, but would let them go over until d nal
argument.
Col. Chapman said there was but one plea W hloh
could go over and that was the plea AS 10 the iu-
Tisdiction Of the Court. The other pleas should
be argued now. He desired, II gentlemen had
anything to say In support Of their pleas, 10 say
II now, as u was not proper for them to lie over.
Mr.. Schade said II the Judge Advocate insists
upoa the argument, ask an adjournment Of the
Commission until to- morrow.
Mr.. Baker sad he had been connected with the
case but few minutes, and had not had an OPP
portunity to read the charges and specifications !;
though he was almost willing TO let the trial go
on. He thought he would not be doing his duly
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We publish this morning the proceedings
Of a public meeting held 81 McMinnville on
Monday last The meetiog was composed
Of on classes Of citizens, and, we are as
sured, tho most kind and amieable feelings
prevailed. The desire aad determination 30
support the administration Of President
johnson. and to aid in maintaining civil
law aud order in Tennessee, was ihe general
sent meut.
The Circuit Court. Hon. ". P. Hickerson,
presiding, is in session, and the amount Of
business before it indica es a pro,racted seq
sion. No deposition has been manifested 90
interfere with the Court or 10 question its
authority.
The petroleum fever has reached that sec
ton, aud IS creating considerab e stir. Ma
chnery Cor boring has reached Mem mn
VILE, and We may expect coon g., hear inter-
esting reports from the mountain district.
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SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY
Capital stock. 100000.
Divided INTO $1,000 Shares Of SO each. 700 shares
or S'6O,OOO hsve been appropriated "a work
ing capital, for the deyeopement Of the
property of the Company


limited amount only Of the stock thus appro-
priaiad has been placed IN the hands of the officers
ofthe company to he sold at IS per share and AZ
the sto X has al been issued, foil raid. in pay
uenf Of property Il Is not therefore, liable to any
future assessment
Urucrs No. 68l5 North Cherry street, Pestofhce
box 974, Nashville Tenn.
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Ills again reported that Gen. Grant has so
Gar departed f,om his customary retieeaee
as 10 express the opinion that the Govern
ment will vindicate the Monroe Doetrit Of
an early day, and that Maximilian must
leave MeSic1 voluntarily or involuntarily.
Il is also reported that Gen. Grant believes
this to be the settled purpose Of the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet. These reports may
be entirely apochrypha'. At any rate no
responsible name suilsthntiates them.
We do not know what Gen. Grant thinks
Of the invasion Of Mexico; but VIC know the
President mas committed himself Against
the Freueh occupation. In his speech in
this city on the 10th Of June, lsC4, he said ;
France takes advantage Of our internal
difficulties and sends Maximiiian Of TO Mex
leo 10 set up q monarchy on our borders.
The dav Of reckoning is approaching. The
time is not far distant when the rebellion
will be put down. and then We viii attend
10 this Mexican affair and say 30 Louis Ma
poleon, "Nou can set up no monarchy on
this continent" An expedition 90 Mexico
would be a sort Of recreation 20 the brave
soldiers who are now fighting the battles of
the Union, and the French concern would
quickly be wiped cut.
II the President adheres 70 the purpose
here indicated, he may, 50 soon as The har-
mony Of the States is secured, give the am
bilious Macmillan his walking papers. We
trust, however, It will natcome e. this. We
are tired Of war, and don't want to see any
moro Of IL We have oir I'M of tgxatinn.
and don't want any increase.
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Sale of Government PrOpert,
OFuCF ASSISTANT QUaETERNasrEs. ,
NAsHyILLg, TESN-, Oct 4, 1S65.

WILL offer for ssls 81 the g s Repsir Shons on
Franklin P ke 81 Nashville, Tenn. on the I'm
Ostohsr, 1855, the follow ng Government .prop-
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r. n. coLruN, Of Tenn. C. l. HEaUEliBoUEG, Of n Y
va. C. SUMS, DELASo ,. SMITH, Of Mimi
A. q. SANFORD, A. 6. WELLS, OF Mich.
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The Hin-fanc, niacul,r.

A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, 10
the Cincinnati Commercial say:
The Daily Advertiser. Yancye former or
gan, publishes some facts about W. L. Van
cy's difficulty with Ben. Hill, in the Con
lederate Seusfe.
lauoy had spoken on the Supr-m me Court
bill Hin made "a offensive reply. when
Aancy retoried that his statements were
iac's, and Hill knew IT, HID threw the
q schools back into Nsncy's face. The
s.nu'e went into secret session. and several
other senai rs appealed 90 Naucv 70 adjust
malters.S lie reiterst the statement and
took seat Sitting in bis scat. Hiu threw
a hsaTy inkstana a. siRsl HE iNancy'sl face,
making the bleod foe cupiousiv. Ysnev
rushed 81 Hll, bat was prevented. bv
friends, Rom striking him. The Sensto-s
were pledged O. secrecy, and nothing uss
known q The stair until the war ended
Nancy aiierward replied ID Hin IN a r,,vsr-
ful speech in public. Nancv died Of ina.B,-
msiion Of ihe kidneys, NON which he had
suffered mapy yoaTs,
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9uusemFats.
THEATRES.

CHERRY STREET BETwEEN oEDtRs CAV
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TWO PERFORMANCES,
Afternoon, half past two-Eyenng, hali-past seven.
A Grand aud Imposing Procession

e Sia,eS under ten ,esr s cents cents
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State Of Tennessee-6iles County Cir
cult Court
henrI Houge, admir- GA Young. deed.
U Attachment

VS. e.lse y lieerlng % The satisfaction q the
4 Court thsf TIE dgfendaus Gonna. 4 fsrff,,, =
aQn RE sent 81 tue STATE Of lsnuessee 80 thsf -
ordinary process II tins Court canf OF - s-1vss -,
nm Nn neotgni " . tnereiote oycered thai rub
liosion BE- mEds ior tour weeks 10 srcesssis, +.
TIE . Nashville Weekly Duiun. q neusflsper rs,h
hshed % tie cs 81 NashFils, n sad tate rs5nir.
lng sSa eeiendani 10 pe ana Eppear me drsf css
ne next terra 81 tae Circuit Court d be hoiden fsr
ne eouhig q Giles, 81 ths couri house Ia Pulsski
% ne nfst Monday m Decerndsr rent d answer
plesa or dcuauT o Flainir b dpeisrstion and bli
and ST l1r tTlsl * pale
octshsE Sd. ass. WILLIE WILLEFORD.
ocif-Eat Clerk.
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Horse Stolen.

THURSDAY MORNING, between ihee
i hours Of seven and eight O'Clock a IN
SOrrel Horse, about 49, hands tiph, Ky
white nose part white fsre two white hind feet sud
one white fore foot, branded q. the left re
shoulder the -" Is no very stlnct Il bsng al
most obiteraied by sore which has LEFT scarf
stolen rom the stable adjoining No ~ Spruce
street II horse As IN good condition, p imp,
rouud bodied, and would Be noticed anywhere a.
pretty horse.
Any person who vii give such information to me
will TscsiFe sreHaTd Of $50. b. K. ROBEaTS,
oct7-zt Capt amt A. A. ten.
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Splendid investment.
Sank Of Tennessee Notes Wanted.

We ofer ior sale At CREST ssarihce, s.Sf0 aerts
= Falulise lsud 10 Benton county. Tenn about
- niles neiov Johnsonvlie, nesr Tennessse river.
Auoui 80 acres les well for culfivAton-sits 6ne
ior teoacro-is well tInbersd. The broken land has
youcg cnesuut oak-dne for tsnni-g p1rposes-
ferus-Old issue Bark OF Teunes 1se ard Erchanqs
Bank q Soufn carolins, with s-rah psyuneut IN u
:. Treasury Notes. Address Box az, p o.
L 4 r ~. Brown. Agents.
octt-lW ~ uEion Street., Nashville, lem.
Igfv RrrueF rIii,s
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Sale of Government Mules

OrfIcr kssuTaSs QrsH-rnxas7ra,l
NAsByILLE, TEsS., Oct. s. isds.
4 VIII orr for sale 8 puhiie auotcu 81 TIE
Il Government Corrsis IN Nashville, Tennessee, On
Monday. 0cf. s3d, ISIS,
SEVEN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
These mules are al large size. 10 good condition,
and n nrom disessa. mos. Of them having blsn
Used in The transportation Of tnls stepot
sale % commerce e. O'Clock a. m, October ead
las and conunns daily una he stock Is al scld
Terms cash 10 EoFezuuznt fuuds.
By or5ar of Coi. 4. }. Aackay, Cnisfo n Dspt
Of lena. Z. 9.klRK.
ocfslsi cspl and A. &, n.
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Oyster Dealer 8 Green Graeer..

I An nov unasiag for Oyster Dsalers and Graesrs.
a les HHsIS q 81 ; ne snd .isscrufion. or
ders In &c y. p Hshn's Ice neBot o ! t.riails
sitenfic1. 7. A. MACDONALD,
30. - Eccrlh 6lraat
oc1i-iu LousTills, Ky.
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To the Creditors of Charles
Thompson, Deceased.

UoU ave hereby notified that the unders igned
administrator on said esta G. has suggested 10
the Clerk ofthe County Court Of Smsin county,
Tennessee the Insolvency Of tho said etste ard has
obtained su order nom said erk requiring ali
creditors 70 file their claims, du proven, with
ssid Clerk on or before the FIRST Monday in March
rext, or tee same vii be barred
sept % 1855. r. A. THOMPSON
oct7-W4ta Admir- OF Charles Thompson, deed.
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Just Received and More
Coming

( tHoicE PoTArORs in largo lots, IN hne oondi-
~ tea Cog sac low
n. s. REYNOLDS,
fruni Street. Sd I.aor n-rih of Brosd,
eep1t-A lOD the LeTeel.
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Musical GYmnastics.

A CLASS in this beautiful and p;eassnt system
"A " phys cal culture will be openedin Nzsh-
Vi is for Ladies' AMI Gentlemen, and young Masters
and Misses.
For particulars, e'e, spply to B. F. Hol5anrbe,
At the South Side lns itte, Capitol Hi, east side,
or p. o. Box No. 500. [Oc,7-lg
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In Circuit Court Of Lincoln Co, Tenn.
Mary C. Fite. Admir- Oh Fife, dec'd.
q khttachmeuf

llAff - AAata Allil T OF ! I Flttf Il.
IS tAttschmeut.
John March
FlNHE piaiata. an aihdsvit thsi she defendant Is
i ndeb5ed 70 tcr, snf Is a nun-resideni OF tn
state, snd hsViug ohtalnad lrcm X s Woodsra Clerk
Of the ClrCmi Couri, az orenal attachment sgalnsf
The slsto % the defendant, retsruahle % the july
term Of the CIR uis Cours q 4 ncoiu county, ISIS
snd he same having teen lev - on he defend
antsirropsriy. 10 ordered ~ TIE CouTt thai the
de;endsni sppear before sud Court Al the court
room ID he togu OF Fayetteville on ths frsf Non.
Gay Ia November, las, % defend said attachment
SUIT, o. O. VII h. proceeded nth ex psrie Is IS
ar her ordered that this Noise he published IN tle
Ne-nf ne lnlons neNs paper published IN The CITY
Of IA hYl.le, Tennessee r. IS. WO0DARn
ihos. s. Os,dFeil, su'y. Ciefk.
oci7-gs
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Oysters ! Oysters!! Oyslers!!!

4 Az receiving daily nom Bslhuore. Fresh Oss-
tafs and S. q 90 he same Nhoiesals aad rsisi
cheap L.lenil diacounf INSIDE O. the trade Am
p4apsFpi 70 On oriers from disisn-s 81 tre short
esl u5sice. N.P Balm,
Dealer IN Ire. No. CIidils s.,
ocffIm aear LouIsFilIe Dsnrf
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renasrltania EIeetion.

The Pisisburg Post, Of Monday, has The
following words Of cheer from that state:
"rHE ArrsoAcaINe STAIR ELrcrIoN-THr skis
HEIGHr.
eve have been quite confident Tor the
past tive months, that the approaching cleo
ton 10 this State would result triumphaotly
90 glorious Democratic victory. This con-
vicuon Uas rendered doubly suro hv the re-
ports 81 the members Of ire Siatc Central
Committee, which assembled 10 this city on
Saturday last. Prom every quarter I'd th,
commonwealth the most cheering accounts
were given. oar intrepid Old partv i
cveryrshere sound, c1mpact and confident.
whilc cur opponents are disorgauirod and
dependent
We have hcird this kind Of talk when
there was really no hops, IN the course Of
q week the people Of Pennsylvania will
speak for themselves. They have it in
their power to do much 10 save the country
further trouble. We hope they are alive 60
the duties aud responsibilities Of the times.
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JOSEPH SMITH,
Field, Garden, Grass and Flower
- H Il ID,
No G5 Liberty Street,


ORDERS for seed by mail viii he promptly exc
" eutsd snd forwarded BY Express, G. .. d.
n. b The trade supplied on the most liberal terms
Priced catalogues vii he seat upon Application, BY
mail. loct7 cod
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Sale Of 1000 G5reunsiI b

+ VIII OFFHE SOB SAFE
frn on aaeh Iues.l1f ~
mnnff 81 October. ISIS, ln rIs8at
of dinarsul classea a. taiAi 4
Tenn f,sf
Aalfls viii fIdlallf -ss-s
mrut horsasaala. q F..ii a--'
fif1iIr fn uurr laar. -
aats7 sc
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TTNHl land Is situaied in MsriOn county, Tenres-
4 see. EASILY accessible by good roads, well wa
tered, and plentyof good timber. This section Of
country d noiedf or toe asiness Of it, mineral re-
fourees; C0ai, Iron and Copper : knOUn 90 erist
here in great abundance. A Practical Geologist
Iyho vas recently there, says there Is nialhhle il
cieaii 1ns Of Oh III over q There are no improve
ments upon it. AL or Part o. Dc, viii be sold Or
cash. or exchanged for slmo,t any descnpt on Of
salea h property.
Apply 70 orsddress JOHN B. ALMOND.
ORION Ofhca,
ecfI-2t cod Nashville Tenn.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

THIS - the crest Family Sewing Machine Of the
4 World. ID Is the most RAPID 81 al ma hnss in
its work. Il makes the double thread lock stitch,
which viii not mp nor ravel It's almost nOiseless
Is sew, hens, tucks, byaids ~ s. cords, uds and
gathers in the most beautiful msnner Il Is a
most beautiful piece oflurniture. IL Is most SIN.
pie IN it, construction. IL uses no shuttle, but
seWs as fast cylinder can turn.
Il has universally carried Oh the premium wher-
ever it has been called to the test AZ the Worlds
Fair, London, the Industrial Exposition, At Paris ::
ct United States FAIRS at State Fairs At Mschan-
les Inst ules ard at County Fairs. Office in Ma
sonic Temple, Church ST., Same room vifh Dornsn
a Fenton. W. G. WALKER, Agent.
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The property oftne COmrsny consists Of lease
hold intere in the counties Of OveTton. Fentress
VIII te ia. lSsOp, and Warren, in the Eisie Of Ten.
nesfee, amounting IN the aggregate TO over egh
thousaod sores.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of d eofors comprise men Of Business experience
and reputation, and Of a thorough and practical &C.
qusiniance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania
The Minng superintendent WAS one Of the first ex
plorrrs Of the oil field Of that Sta e, and struck The
81 flowing ol well IN the country, we'll known a
the Hequembourg well, and 70 which the II inteF
ests Of Pennsylvania, then 10 their nsscent state
We very largely indebted.
This Company viii ieaze porHonso Of their yalus-
be lands IN small tracts % privste psrties com.
panes, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This Is q rare
chance for boaa fds opefai Is 70 obtain leases on
terms that ein be simply remunersfive.
Terms made known on application
No NEBE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
DescriTtion oflands and samples OF Oh ohtsiuei
from the properly may BE- seen By eslling az The
Office a The Company, No. 661s North Cherry
street, Nashville Tenn
The secrets-y, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceiVe orders for stock, and wll rEari ceru fcafas
by return mail when the money accompanies The
order.
Oct. CT
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5yttv SaptrtistHIeHts.
Parsnnal

TETILL JAMES @ MECKER. il siTe, write at
W onre to his rel tVes in EsW YORK. be VIII
hear Of sousthina 10 RE adv ntlse- [ocf7-2t
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For further Information in NJ.
the skillful success IN the tral.-
diseases, the reader is relsi1al
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Two large volumes, late edition 2
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toms. IjFsuuu.aa or ild' go on 81, -
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70 lte hadlfa
An HFuednd1 ri DO Ecrh T
Tho7s Married lailas a-p lsls
80 4, -'aerrrf OF prove al1lq-t -
b tneir f1.l .aid Z i1rat FTati--t
GteriliiY
Fourz muuod Lasl.a Elaee -
80 ~ . drnr tI.h % -
ar.I raa AL rdl shuf.a aaali
o. = ~ouT isa.ra y0u a. cal = 3 /
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sighs Emissions Cars
v.-- Ma. a.ap ha,5rs 20 -
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Il ..'.f.-rosi $3.50. 80 hass - ~ =
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49, 49,. a1|i al1tll - i. Il
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- ~ - 30 1ss res -
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AZ
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ma, rrrsst iias-r =
i.aI-Ig - 800.
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL % WHICH ARE
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,

May be found
PeInariin and Duff Gordon sheuies,
Oia Choice snd Re erVed Madeifas;
London D0cE and Burgundy Port
Femartin, Bls9ue ort aud ST. Julien Medoc
Clsrst
Haut Sanierne Eesteiner, H0ckheimer and Ca
iaEba Wines,
Dsmsrtior, Sold Medal and Heidsick. Cham
payne
FInss Castlon, Otard, Dupuy's q Cos Brandies;
Irish, scotch, Bourbon and Robertson County
Whiskys,
hOlaad Sin;
Maraschino Absinths; Verrnonthe and al assori-
ed Liquors;
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A Grand aud Imposing Procession
Viii take place al n o'clock through The Streets,
ia ghlch the Ladies will appear 90 horseback. Al
SO. the Performers, dressed 10 beaut ful Roman
Costume, pr, ceded by the splendid Engiish Band
Cha lot with the Company Gel straied Brass Band,
dressed in scarlet aod Gold UniiorRl-i6lowed by
o. of the greatest crrOsiues Ia America, beng
the indentcai "a knlA6E which iornleTly belonged
q QUEEN VICTORIA, aud was used for many
year. By the nu-hcss of Kent, ulotherof the Queen
10 the Cifaud PrOeession Which tlwsys passes from
buckingham Palsce, through 81 Jsmes' Park, g.
the House 81 Psrliameit {, where Der majesty goes
every yelr TO inaugurate tie Ger mcnies. This
Carriage l. the genuine Article, and has heFer heeu
exhht ted 10 the Vubiic Auieria a. & was hsdughi
direct from Lonaou here, amer glest traule n GET
a g permsSioa a. bring &c sut 81 kngand, ehich
wa AZ lsst accomplished sfacost Of oserslN Thou
ssind Dollars
The Manager Of Publications respectfully IN.
noauces tie positive appesrarce st each sud every
knteItdument, the fonosieg Popular Peuorssers.
Mr.. jams DEMOTr, the only Rival Of James
ketiusoc.
Nh. JAMES COOKE the zrestsst Bst-ut Lesper
% the World, viii make his Fra Appearance in
Tins plsce.
Mr.. John BARCLAY. The India Rubber Msn-
0reft Wonicr of he v orid
lhe south- IA asfnr, Es=nr5r-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-07

il tppsars from tie recently pablishsd
inrrigu corresPondsnee that The Chinese
1srcrumoui. by proclamation, prevented
the Alabama aud oihsr rebel cruisers irom
entering iis ports. The Beard Of Foreign
Ahaifs would not permit thea DO SO lor the
rea'on ihai a t-spiy of peace and amity ex-
listed hetseen The Uni.ed States and China,
aud that Ameriosn citizens going there TO
made should not sufIsr Injury from any one,
nor Their ships Or goods be destroyed.