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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22
Our Rotations with Me,ieo.

A leading paper-La Sociedad-published
at the Mexican capital, has the following
article in reference 10 the attitude Of the
United States
We do not believe in the imninenee Of q
declaration of war against Mexico and
France, nor in the immediate danger Of an
American invasion. But that which seems
% us scarcely less offensive is that neither
can one confde in the prctestations Of neu-
trality BY Mr.. Johnson-that there e room
for presuming thai, although he might be
sincere and well disposed, he would per-
coivc il impossible 70 extinguish the conha-
grafton whose elements accumulate on the
| frontier. That, ia hnG, in the actual state
Of affairs and OF feeling, the menacing Rtti-
tpdc Of the American Government cannot do
! less than rossrd indefinitely the pacitcation
CT Mexico, dcprcciatc its credit, pAralvze
| enterprise, encourage the disanected, snd
disconcert all calculations. military, politi-
cal and financial. We know that the Cabi-
net Of Washington finds itself assaulted and
bcsieged by grave internal occupations; that
| IL hss 10 reconstruct the Unioa, organise the
/ labor OF negroes, and sustain grand parlis-
mentary struggles. Butalso il is known that
/ It views with al evil eve the French stand
ard in Mexico and the founding OF a mon
arehy on this continent, and that while IL
maiptulns m reserve this important ques-
| tion, 70 viii ondeavor 70 resolve Is in ac-
/ oordancc with the sentiment Of popalar i'm
| psheucc and republican traditions. Il is
| possible 30 !oresee. therefore, that even il il
| does act openly combat the intervention
and the empire, al least il viii endeavor @
/ sgitate Mexico, 10 weary by means Of con
uuual arms, the expedtlonary forces, TO
/ let the Frehch army exhaust itself. to entr-
waite the empire, and excite icte~nsl enc
mics, with The purpose. with greater safety,
| Of precipitatiug itself when the iay OF OF
| cial rupture shall srFive.
The dissolving policy cannot be tolerated:
/ . decoration Of war would be preferable 20
this declaration Of permanent ill-wiu. .
As 60 France, her honor and
The safety OF the eXpeditionary lag viii not
permit her TO remain long under The action
Of provooations disguised and eveutualiues
/ unseen.
! We hope, then, that before the vesr ex-
! pires the Government OF the United States
] viii be placed under the necessity Of aiur-
| ing into the bravo the sword brauaishea In
! the air in that region for several wears. aud
measuring ID fairly and syuarely in 8 deci-
siyc and definite cncounter.
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The New York Independents of last week

The New York Independent Of last week
Gays
The former aims Of the Republican party
are ended. Did 10 advocate the uon-exteu-
siou Of slavery That was accomplished.
Did il advocate the prosecution Of the war
That was accomplished. Did i advocate
the Proclamation OF Emancipation ? That
was accumulated. Did il advocate the
Constitutional amendment? That was is
crowning appeal. Az these issues sre now
of the past They DO not survive. II now
the Republican party accepts no new prin-
chile. il win have none o. all II il viii
have none at nll, it viii perish. are we the
friends. Therefore, or Che enemies Of that
party, when We warn i against It's own de-
slracti0n
A national party must have & national
ISSUE. The next issue before this nation Is
equsl rights. The Republican parry cannot
escape. II the President shall decline il,
then Congress must accept. II Congress
shall decline ID, then the next presidential
canvass viii lay ii at every mans door for a
verdict.
This il honest The Republican platform
Is q thing Of the past Why, then, do the
independent and other organs Of the party,
insis. upon President JohBson's shaping his
course 70 satisfy the eaprices Of few radi-
cals2 Would IL not be better for him to con
fern the policy Of the Government 10 the
general good, and let men 60 where they
eho1seg
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
HovExEE p. 1865.
senste met at 10 a n. Prayer by Rev
Mr.. Phillips.
The report Of the Commissioners appoint
ed to settle with the Louisville 4 Nashville
and Nashville a Chattanooga railroads was
received, read and one hundred copies or
dered 70 be printed.
Mr.. Trim6le offe.ed Senate joint resolu-
ton No. 20.
WHEEEAs, The buildings and grounds Of
the Tennessee School for the bland A. the
city Of Nashville, Tennessee, in February
1862, taken possession Of as a hospital Tor
the use Of the national Government, and
whereas, afterwards il became a military
necessity IN defense Of the garrison at Nash
Vile 10 destroy Haid building, and under
the orders Of the Chief Engineer Of the
army Of the Ohio and the Commissioner Of
the Garrison az Nashville, said buildings
were utterly demolished, and the materials
thereof were used for the purposes Of the
army, and
WHEREAS, Said Institution is in want Of
means 70 rebuild its buildings, and is now
closed, and said buildings and material were
OF the value Of SIS, zoe, and it will require
that sum 70 rebuild like and suitable build
ings,
Resolved By the General Assembly, That
hereby respectfully requested TO make an
appropriation for the re-ereetion Of the
buildings, and that the Senators or Repre-
sentatlves- Of the Congress OF the United
States from the State Of Tennessee be and
are hereby requested TO lay the matter of
this resolution before the Congress Of the
United States, and use all proper means to
procure the passage Of an act making such
an appropriation.
Resolved further, That the Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Tennessee make fair
copy OF this resolution, and transmit the
same to the Senators and Representatives Of
this State in the Congress Of the United
States. Adopted.
Mr.. SenteT offered Senate Joint Resolu-
/ ton : That the Comptroller Of the Treasury
/ is hereby authorized 10 do all acts upon the
subject OF Free Banks and the Free Bank
/ Bonds nov in his possession belonging "a
the Free Banks, which the existing laws
upon the subject Of Free Banking authorizs
him to do. Referred.
House bill No. Is4, to compel Railroad
Companies to do their duty and for other
purposes, passed first reading.
House bill No. 203, 10 incorporate the
| Northwestern Tennessee Mining and PeirO
leum Company, passed first reading.
House bill No. 2I5, TO purchase the por
Il trait Of Abraham Lincoln, passed IRIS
reading.
Mr.. senter introduced Senate bill No. 199
| appropriating $1,000 out Of the State Treas
ury 10 reconstruct a turnpike road across
| Clinch mountain, at Beans Station, il
| Granger county. Referred.
Senate bill No. 1876, to amend the Revenu,
Act Of May "a, 1865, passed second res ling
and referred TO Finance Committee.
Mr.. Carrigan introduced Senate bill No
200, TO repeal an act allowing soldiers who
have served in the Federal army to carry
side-arms for their personal protection
Passed FIRST reading.
| Adjourned to 10 s'clook tomorrow morn
| ing.
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Harper,s MAGAZINE.

The December number Of Harper's Mag
szise, for which we are indebted to W. C.
Collier, Cherry street is one Of the best Of
the year. The following is the table Of con-
tents:
Making the Msgazine.
A Common Story.
The Natural Health Of Virgins.
The Royal Portraits.
First and Last. A Retrospect.
Names Of Men.
saily's DisapPoiBtmeut.
Aspirations.
Armadsle.
Our Thanksgiving.
Death.
Our Mutual Friend.
Al Christmas Time.
A Village ia Massachusetts.
Happy and Unhappy Marriages.
Editors Easy Chair.
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Editors Drawer.
The frat article will give the uninitiate,
most valuable Information ia regard - IN
printing Of q work like the magazine. lie
no one pass it over without reading.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

NorIcE-CHASoE ca TIrr-Qn AID Ser Monday.
October b, tbs doors VII be opened a ~ o'clock.
The Curtain aiii rise a ~ precisely.
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A FANNY WEDDING CoAT.-The Stsunta1
Spectator, IN the following, gives an &C
count Of a coat that has proved veriJabl,
heir loom:
"Many year since, an old G0T1nau citizen
Of Pendleton county, when about 10 lead biz
fair froW' 70 the hymenialt altar. pur.
chased bruadcloth coat 10 which he wai
married. His wife presented him with
many children, among whom were eigli
sons, crCry 0pc Of whom were married IN
the same coat in which their father msrried
their mother. The y0uagssf Of the sons had
Scps- sons, every one Of whom were mar
RED in the same wedding cost, and alter the
youngest son OF the seven, or the youngest
grandson Of the originsl owner Of the cosl
had led his blushing bride to the altar IN
MS venerable gras disther's fastioaatic we'd
ding coat, he sold il Tor the sum Of sic.
Whist has become Of tie eost since u IVES
sofa we have not been adVised, bus suppose
that some one is keeping d for the purpose
Of getting married in IL. .
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This great Reuisn Drama, f5rhiden ~ the But
ish suitonty, siil Re produced with entrs nea
and zuiitul scenery from Ire pencil Of K Is. sian
ley, Eho has been actively employed upon is pro
du>ton for the lat SIX weeks.
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About Macmillan.

6Iecfl laspaich % the World
WksHTSGToS, November l6.
Intelligence has been received here TO
day. and has been communicated 10 the
proper authorities, relative 10 the situation
IN Mexico. A gentleman has arrived here
whose word can be vouched for, who says
thai ga his way from Tabasco 10 New York
within the past two weeks, be met an agent
81 Macmillan, who told him aiiaiu were
nearly IN crtrcnis for the lmperialists T;
thar every reported victory OF the lmperi-
ole brought with 10 no substantial results,
and thnt on account OF their inability 70
draw rom rurul districts supplies, &c, the
war rcaiust the Liberals was carried on al e
dead expense. lie further added that he
bad been dispatched by Macmillan 10
France, 90 AK for one hundred million
dollars aud forty thousand troops, and that
iu the event ol Napoleon's failing 10 furnish
the men and means the evacuation Of Mex
10 by the French must soon follow. Maxi
milan. he Hddsd, was ostensihly paying a
VISIT o. lucatan, but he had removed his
personal effects 10 that point as a ssfe place
go So sau from in case the City Of Mexico
had 90 hr suddenly abandonei. Tho En-
prrur was also shipping q good deal Of spe-
eie 90 Europe. The action Of this Govern
meut, it Is said, viii hasten events on the
paSt of Macmillan.
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General Curtis is rather seriously mixed
NJ IN cotton speeulaiions-cotton proving
more profitable than camels. A Memphis
papel states the Gaze thus; "When General
Curtis occupied Helens, in 1852, his army
captured twenty-three hundred bales cotton
belonging TO Gen. Pillow, then Of the rebel
service. These were confscated, and as we
supposed, turned over to the officers Of the
United States Treasury. Since Gen. Pillow
obtained his pardon, however, it has been
ascertained that instead Of the Government
receiving the benefit Of this cotton opera
ton, il IS suspected that il was reserved for
the use Of Gen. Curtis, as no return was
ever msde Of It. Gen. Pillow, We under
stand, has instituted proceedings against
Gen. Curtis for the missing cotton, or its
enuINalent in currency"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

Coon ApvIcE.-The National lntelligen-
Ger, which has been taking a "South-side"
view OF reconstruction matters Of late, now
advises southern members Of Congress
elect, aud especially srch as msv not be
sble 20 take the test oath, "thst they shall
net press Tor their seats, under any oircum-
stances, until at,er the organ izatiou OF the
House This, says, will prevent a spec
tacle OF disgracciul contention ID would
moreover, dispfove apy unseemly hsnker-
ing FOR Office on the part o, the Southern
members. and cvlnce proper disposition
ior ''errlng sons returning 90 their fathers
house" Whatever may BE- N .ueht of the,e
reasons, the main sdvice is sound a. any
rate, and somewhat significant under the
circumstances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

NA1or-GESERAL PkLNrR INnrcrrp.-Th,
grand Jury now in session have in8irt7i
Major General Palmer. conmnpaiDr d..
parment Of Kentucky. for aidipV a8d ss.
nst.ng in the escape Of slaves. The Grns-sI
appeared IN person yesterday in the Cireuit
Court 90 answer the charge His own NJ.
cogniaauee in she sum Of S500 was taken 4
appear Tomorrow. fer which time he cas-,
Is set.--Los. Dcsocrat.
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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUc1 ION, ON
w Friday, December sth, 1896, ~ 10 o'eoek b.
m, a Taylor Depot, corner Of summer and Demon
hTUun fteets, Nasty lie, Tennessee, the entire lot
Ct Copper, Brass, steel, Wrought Cast and Shes.
Iron materials saved from the debris Of the great
con asgration Of June 9Th. 1895.
Ihs sale Will inelude an immense quantity and
variety Of CsrPenter's, Shp-caspeuters- Wheel
W-ights' Blacksmith, snd Miscellaneous Tools.
Also the machinery Of ~ two Portable Circulsr Sew
Mills; q large lot o. CirculsT, Crescent and NH
Save; large los Of Shovel and Spade Blades, &c.
compile ls Of these articles can be seen, snd
any inomsiiOn concerning same recsiyed BY RP-
pl,ing 20 g. =. Butler at Q. NJ s Office at the lay
Tor spOt As the articles must be weighed AZ er
they are solo, persons purchasing part, or entire
lot will be required 10 leave a deposit in Govern
u.ent funds. This wall BE- an Attractive sale. And
well worthy the attention OF Foundrymen and Spec
ulEiOrs.
By order Of Col. A. J. MGokAE, Chief Q. N. Dep'l
Of Tennessee. W A. WAINWRIGHT.
noy22 I'd Cspi &AoM, and CAAh d Oft
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

IurosITIoS.-It is reported that the hotels
ID various parts Of the country are raising
their charges Of board. There is not the
slightest excuse for this, as they sre now
making enormous prohts,-at least eouble
those they ever made before Our people
seem 10 take pride in submitting 10 ext0r-
ton and impoaition under every fern in
which they can be practiced, and 20 long IS
ihis feeling continues, they may rely on
having ample opportunity for it, grAtlfcn-
uon. The hotel charges throughout the
country, and in this city especially, are
simply enormously. ]. Tines.
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LARGE SALE
Government Property.

OFTIoE ASSISTANT QuARrFHnAsTRR,
RAsHvnLE, Tenn Nov. 18th, 1855.
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUC-
Il too at the u. 8. Franklin Shops at Nashville
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 9th day Of Ds
cember, 1856, large lot Of Government Property,
consisting in part As follows
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
l45s Army, Log, Hsy and Wood wagons.
ia Transfer wagons % Horse Wagous.
EKp1ess wagon. S5f 2-Horse ambuianeeE
ll3a Hind aud mont wagon gearing
26ss set mule harness, wheel and lead.
S29 {" horse 4"
so Wagon aud riding saddles
Wagon tongues, Head d Neck Hslters 9Th Chains
Log Chains, Bearing and Breast Chans Double.
trees, Sngetress, Spresdera, Lead and Check Lines
Water Buckets, Wagon Covers, 81. sc.
TOOLS
eet Blscksmith's 'roOls-
IS Boxes Wheel Hright's Tools
l02 ParHle 81 NiseH.
Set Saddler'i Tools.
Anglers, Axes, bGtchets, Chisss. Puurhss. 6hoTels
Spades, flcks. Portable FORGE, 6c a.
s@ie " eommehes a. ? oelOcSfs m, % Tuesday,
The q day Of december nexf and continue daily
uatl The pro eeEty is al disp9 sed Of.
By order Of Capt. A. r g.DDT, Chief Q N Dep'i
Of eonezsee, 2 r. KIRK
noVzl-td Byt Mai and A O. M.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

ErGEaTioN 90 LmERIA.-The tide q emf
grafton hes again set in toward Africa On
saturday last The usual fall expedition Of
The American Colontzution Society was dis
patched srom baltimore, comprising one
hundred and seventy four pe.sons-men,
women aud children. These were all Of
the class known as freedmen and were
iron Lyuchburg, Virginia, and its vicinity.
They comprised their families aud a taii
proportion of single young men. BY occu-
patton, 6ftceu are farmers, ten are tobacco
nists, six are lhhorcrs, eve are shoemaker
four are blacksmiths, enc IL q baker, and
one butcher. The leader OF the party is 9
superior hricklaycr, and a msn highly re-
tpccici by the citizens 81 Lynchburg.
large numbers are protesting Christians
generally Of the Baptist persuasion, one Of
these being q preacher. They are e sub
stautial. working body, well cslculsted I,
give o. good report of themselves and IN,
country. otbcrs are preparing 20 ioll0v
from Lynchburg ard AbIngdon, Va, sut
various portions OF the South. IL va
thereiore. Do seen that largo and import
ant WORK seems 10 be opening up % tn
Colonization society.
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S95 REWARD

CToLEN, FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on We'd
- nesday night the 9Th inst, q bay rse, six
years ofd. sixteen hands high, branded O. s I O..
with white saddle mark sbouf the sue Of 90 lar
on his Jeff shoulder. three pIonged scar running
up bis ngnt iaW. 1 viii give the atoFe reward to
any pers0n returning him 70 me On Church street,
opposite the Cumberland Hospital
noVas-sts John D. DOLAN-
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The wheat crop in this county, ss q gen.
eral thing. 20 far as We can learn. is lo,llue
extremely well. In some localities. how
ever. the farmers are complaining OF the
ay. A greater breadth 81 land has been
Gown in whcst this season than foy several
years past. With a favorable season and
tair prices. oar farming community will
realize nearly enough isum this crop alone
% clear themselves from dehi.-Ls5aaez
Hr-aE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

TIE Navy Department has declined %
furnish d ship 20 assist IN lsyiug thC
cattle OF ihe Eusssin American IeleEra ph
Company across Behring'S Straits. The
reason ilv the sciusal b. Co-d one,
namely TIE want oi authority. The Sec
reia-y Of the Navy has no power 20 en-
pioy The ves-ols undey his control for The
assistance Is any private commercial enter
price. Tins undertaking Is Of such impor
tznce, however, that We have no doubt that
congress VIII immediately grant she request
the company. The cable m question viii
pfosably be the earliest. and certainly il
". BE- suresi, mode ct Geographic commu-
A'.a-ign between The two hemispheres. Il
.iialso bring The United States into more
intimate commercitl relsuoas with thar
kfeA friendly power whose dcminions
',re',a cvcr che northern portions Of Asa
and Llrape.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

The Richmond Enquirer thus rudcly re-
Dukes the Copperhesd elamor on the great
cruelty Of hr. Mcpherson declining to
place claimsnts from the late rebel districts
upon HE roll
The Southern elections for Congress were
altogether out of plsee. These States had
been ighdng death-struggle for four years
90 get out Of Congress, aud, when defeated,
it would have been more dignifed 70 have
awaited until the Congress iHUitod them e
send Representatives,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

SovEL LEGAL PoINT.-It is rumored that
the contract upon which Miss betty II.
Robinson bases her claim 70 the estate left
BY her late aunt, Sylvia Ann Rowland, is,
that each party should make a will essen
tislly in favor Of the other. Whether said
contract is in writing, or merely parole
agreement, has not transpired. But Il is in
the AR that in pursuance Of its term each
party actually made q will. Whether seeh
wills are IN existence rumoT does not say
yet. IL there we're Q written contract for
the making Of mutual wills, and it be prov
able that such wills were actually made, a
new question certainly is presented to the
courts on this side Of the water.-Nelc Bed
ford Mercury.
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Il appears that the British authorities
have delivered the Shenandoah to a repre-
sentative Of the American Government.
This is a very small favor, and win not
command many thanks.
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srEaH Lpru BUILbER.-The Shreveport
News, ot the 5lst ult, speaks thus Of The
machiaa aud ils inventor
We have known Capt. VALLEY for the last
two aud half Year,, and have every conf
dcnce 81 hu ability aud Judgment in the
proIeci On q anything pertaining TO ma
cblnrry. u is iust the thing that ID
wanted "a; tbs time. TO repair and rebuild
she ieyees on the lower Mississippi, viii re.
guiFc an expenditure of millions of dollars
~ this machine ihc work can be done foi
hall the monev, than otherwise, and with
greater profits 10 the contractor. which /,
On iuportsnl item b. The people.
All that Capt. valley desires 90 iptroduc,
his invention BE- the means tobuild one ma.
chime o. that 10 NAV be exhibited, and Il
she person thus furnishing the mesns, b,
proposes o. give q onc-thirl interest, watch
We conaiders vcty good Investment
The machine h worked by steam power
and gili dig sHa place on the leyee siN ga
hic wards al dart per minute. a which rat,
% vii nav ior itself IN about ave day
work Ne hope % see some enierprisinJ
men take bold Of this thing, that the peo
pie. us wcil o. Capt. Valley. may secur
the benchts Of 80 important an Invention.
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-hs United States Consul Of Constantine
Fte iieIo-is the complete cessation Of the
,'.-,Ia 'n that cIiy. The diseuse is disap-
F,-l-s from Sicily. From Germany the
- ere ali 30 favorable. One case Of
~ GENE has occurred az Leipsic. and
~ N'-lai, o. town ol leu thousand inhehi-
49, SCI en'y deaihs irom cholera are re-
,-.G' ( D. most csrc,nl tauitary recula
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800 REWARD.

T WILL GIVE TIE ABOVE REWARD 10 ANY
persoa who will srrest and bring 20 me- IN hs city
ofNashy1lle, samuel Iele, formerly Wagon Msster
IN the Government employ, IN said city. as1d Tele
II about thirythree yesrs old Eve feet seven inches
high. aud Of h1rd complexion, blue eyes sad ssndy
hair, siOutly built. GEO. G. MINOR.
noyn-iwe
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DR MADDOX RELEAsED DIR. S. c. Maddox
who shot Major Dixon in Alexandra a few
days ago, has been acquitted and set a. lib
erty. Il IS alleged that the testimony Of &
minister and other witnesses satisfied tn,
Court that the deceased had followed th,
accused about for several days, snd thai
Maddox was thereby placed in fear Of bis
life. A better explanation Of the aequitta
than this, and the only one true, is that IN,
murdered man was a loyal Yirginisn, il
the service Of his country, and the assassin 4
bitter secessiOnist.
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'll.I a smiths European Times re-
II - = Pleasant fact, the disappearance
80 sle alarm ahoat the plague. III not ~.
i-aual -pi'ea-ance OF the plague iise,f.
l' three beasts IN thousand
Al'e i-ilcn Victims b he dislemper.
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The British officials 10 Jamaica are pr,c-
t.sing TIE most RELENTLESS severity toward
me re De- especially when il a considered
Over J. 900 pey-0as have been banged
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22

VIM. Althoa, Of ST. Louis, had little
quarrel with his wife, pet a pistol to his
head and blew his brains out.
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SALE EXTRA.

don't FORGET THE GALE EXTRA. !" ia the
Il mcbaFack Addition, to-day. Omnibuses will
leaye our ofics, A. North side fuhiic Eqcare from
% a g. m. nd return sffer the sale Is over.
noFf2-lt NEWsOM, MOORE & co.