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t.ves Of this General Assembly, be aasiares
in Committee q the Whole. 10 consider o
the nstitutiouality, or legality Of ne ssal
o. M Camercns whu nov claims his sesi
IN this houss, as the representative Of Shell
5yi and that 2o'eiock be designated a. the
hour.
Mr.. Arnel moved TO suspend the rules, to
pass the resolution.
Mr.. Cameron claimed that be vas sliqi-
bic. He undsrstoed that it was a question
Of residence; and be was prepared ts chow
that be hsd resided ia the STATE long enough
| 70 be eligible and N any man taok en- oath
that he wss not. that witness was either
mistaken, or pegured. lie believed, how
ever, 8 he did prove shat he was eligible, [,
would do no good, AZ the ma Gritty, ss b was
/ constituted. uoud override everything.
Members who agreed With the majority,
hsd held seats, as an members knew, who
were c ustituuonally ineligible; yet thal
ma]ority did not interfere but row she
charges were against a man who was actuz
With the minority.
Mr.. Richards Members did not al kuow
that ineligible parties had held ssais / did
not, and do not know any such thing
Mr.. Cameron coutended that an must
have knoNn C. lt could not have been oth-
etwise, he thought lie asked If the aetion
9i the majority was NOS the result of . cau-
Gus held lsst Fridsy night2
Mr. Aruell heuisd any knowledge 81
auy such caucus.
Mr.. Riehsrds faid that he had not intend
ed 10 participate much ia this diseassicii.
but be would make few remarks. He
wanted every man 20 have q fair triel. The
question vas; Is Mt. Cameron eligible he
was ior investigating the subject, aud acting
as the evidence produced dictated. ~ be
was eligible, let him resume his seat if not,
the House should declare j vacant
A communication vas received from the
manage Of the 81. Mary's Orphan Asylum,
inviting members Of the House 90 visis that
institution. Invitation accepted.
Adjourned tll tive o'clock, p. M.
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LARGE SALE
or
Government Property,

military DIVISION OF TIE IENSNssEE,
CBTrr OuAErEhMAsrERs OFFICE, U. ;. MI. r. Rs 7
NasHyILLE, TENS, Sept. %, 1860. }
WILL. offer at pub ie sale the following described
propertg o the United States, viz:
On Tu. sday, Ucto er l0tn lsoo, at Johnsoh yllle'
Tenn EIGHT BUILDINGS, suehas s,orehouses'
Mes and Dwelling Houses, &c. ,,-, nm,
on Thurs1ay, October l2th. 1850, TWO hun
nRRD BUILDINGS OF different sizes, such ss Store
bonEes MSS and Dwelling Houses, Stables, sc,
situated in the vicinity Of the Chattanooga Depot
A. F,idsv october 20tb 1865, near the Ohatis-
noogp Depot, Nashville. Teoa., and continuing
deilv thereafter until competed, TWO ThOUdAND
TOSS I'D SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, (more or
iassf consisting ofCar VII els aud Car AXles Bro &c
Castinss ami Rod snf large assortment OF Cast
- W,onght 5erao To be sold in lots u rs tons
or more 10 suit the purcha er. -,
Rive. NILES OLD STRAP RAIL ROAD lkON,
suitsba for a country horee Railroad tIack. 100
FTGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AMI COPPER, on Wednesday, October 18th, con-
tnuirg thereafter unt completed. - .,,
SiyNILIIJN FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBER
frnore or lsssl as e noWs;
400 900 iest Oak Bridge lumber
10000 feet Pine Bridge Lumber,
$4,000 feet Oak Lumber, assorted
I,ne0.O00 eet Pine Lumber. assoTIeds
i'OOOO00 feet Poplar Lumber, assorted,
10000 feet Beech, Walnut, Hickory Ash. &c.
To fe sold ia lots Of t0OO feet or more TO SUIT par-
''''''' 10000 shipgles iunore orIessl;
On Monday. &c oner sutn al AntoshI n Aua y.
r., OFE BUILDING.
Gn Monday, october 30ih, At Smyrna, n and q.
Rat4 Z o'clock, p. NJ, ONE BUILDING.
an tuesday, Ostob'rS Slsi, At Tullahomal N. ana
q n r. ONr b lLDINtir
% Wsdue dsy. vember l't lsf5, t neerherd,
N ana G. X. r., TEN BulI.DlN6s, MISS HOUSE,
On Thursday. November I'd. at Steven n, Ala
-FOUR BUi LDlNGS. =,
an Tbnrsiav. November %, at Bridgeport, n,
ong r II a ONE BUILDING
~, TbprEdav, November I'd, at Shemon1, n
and g r r. at 1 O'Clock p. m, one BUlLDlNT
On Friday, N5semb'r Sd, 1855, at Cnatisn ogs
Tenn spa Z. ntinuiDg dsliy until comp etedi QNt
ETTNbRRD AND TWENTY-FIVE BulLplNSs
i-oors or lessl. such ss storehouses, Mess anc
6errlii . Houses OEces, Stables, ,&c.
A larss proportion q toe above mentioned build
;rss o,o s,,ilstsn isl sn veil sd pied for ethel
5sIi1,,gs or stores st tn same time they are 2,
cons rnesed hist they can be readily removed }
A. me land on y hich tsese buildings nov stanc
docs 1t belo-e TO the Government the right 70 re-
move them will be guaranteed for ten daYs trou
date Of ssle. =, -,
otherwise ecihed. ,,
Anv information desired in i'Tsnce - he aoov,
r-opergv u1sv be hsa urou applies loa 10 Capt. =
h Harill. A. @ NJ. Nashville. rean.. or Capt "
4 Bopkins. a. q. NJ, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Terms cash in Goupmsnt Funds
s.,g0troyI Can't and A Q NJ, L. :. ArUy.
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REsaEsFgTATIvE HOoD.-Hood came into
the H0us, st the former sessOo, piring 70
be the leader Of the Rad cal party. Failu g
70 mantaio himself m this po 100, be sud
dem whe led into the Copperhtad line,
and ran for congress again he gallant
S okes. In this c0utest ne received some
thing less than q Thousand woes Still
holding on 70 his seat the H0uss, be
comes now s. the most ultra copperhead OF
that body. His isiuGuenee amounts 70 almost
nothing. HIS capacity for m schief is 90
small that be excite, amoug loyal men,
scarcely sny other feeling than one cf con
tempt, OF which he is sometimes acb9r
enau 70 DO cons iags. A gnca S ory,
illustrating bis p sition, Is tod IL C uncc-
Il q with Senator Spence. gi e the stor
simply % heard j.. Ho q, through his
paper, made fer cious attack upon sp nee,
20 which the Ia ter did Mt deisn 20 reply.
At the n etiug Of the legsa the q
&c tlemea me. in the hall. Hood obsequi
Gus came Toward with the FER Of bis
hand spencr, instcsd Of accepting, turned
bis eyes sternly n the trenb log forn be-
fore him, aging; "Do you thiRk I vii
shake usnds With you Z oughft0 kiHyou.
Grea .ly excited, Hood inquired, ''In the
name Of 6cd, am 7 not dead enough q
spence's face rel xed a. once, and EXTENDING
bis hand he replied, ] believe ypa are"
Wash. Corr. C4HciaEGt. Enquirer.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

"WEDNESDAY, October II.
Senate met at I0A.N. Prayer bv Rev
| Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. Case offered bill in lieu Of n Us,
Bin No. AZ, 70 fegalate the marriage reIs
tons between eolored persons, and Tor Other
purposes.
Mr.. FrazieF, Of Knox, from the Committee
on emigration, introduced Senate BIZ Nc.
las, 70 establish 8 bureau OF emigration
to consist Of the Governor as President and
- number Of members 60 be appointed by
him, and confirmed by the Senate, who
shall holi their ofics for two years.
This bill also provides for the establishing
Of county boards
Passed first reading and ffiy copies or
dertd to be printed.
Mr. Bosson from the Special COMMITTEES
70 examine into the Branch Bank of ronnss
see at Sparta reported its condition; referred
TO the Committee On Banks.
Nc. Trimble offered Senate Joint Rasolu-
ton No. G.: That the Governor Of the State
of Tennessee be authorized and requested 10
cause a large sized National Flag, the old
dag Of beauty and glory, 70 be daily hoist
ed over the Capitol also st his discretion
that be procure band Of music, and at
suitable times the National airs Be pisyed
within r az the Capitol OF the State.
Mr.. Keith introduced Senate Bill Nc l49:
To establish the l7th Judicial District Of
Tennessee, % be composed OF the counties Of
Campbell, Anderson, Morgan, Scott and
Fentress. Passed first reading.
The Senate then adjourned 10 10 a. m. on
Friday morning.
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A PEg3cHER WAITED AND HIS QUALlricA-
TIoss.--A Western correspondent & ne
New York Ind'pendeuts IN giving sa ae-
count Of the Congregational Churcnes VS.
tied or heard from in the c1urse of ms pii-
rrimaRe. spesls ef the growing demand -
fresh Young minister, ~ I'd ongs heFe
outlivea their day, aud, y might be added,
the pistg Of their Congregations, One Of
these writes
oTeli Brother --- he should be looking
ior another preacher for bis Church hope
he VII suecced bottor next time They have
q ciiifcd Church and want citihed minis-
ier-a y0aag, Cood-lookioe man, 81 superior
talents able te interest the class tha; neve3
fait any interest IN sacrel thing, ana %
turn back an she cid bacf-sliaers that were
brought IN by tie furnace beat Of a pro
trsa,ad meeting. and sprung back as soon "a
| they got cold. They want an eloquent man.
[ who can throw Of q sermon at g spirit, with
ont study an unmarried man preferred, il
noi engaged"
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AFTERNOON sEssfoS.


The House was called 90 order at 2 o'clock
Pm.
The Speaker announced the following a.
House members Of the Joint Committee on
relic; Of the people
Messrs. Steele, Brandon. Wines, Norman,
Raulston. Warren, Gaut, Donaldson and
Williams.
Mr.. Mullins withdrew his resolution, re-
solving to 60 into the COMMITTEES Of the
Whole, in the case Of Mr.. Cameron. ol
Shelby.
Mr.. Arneu moved that the whole subject
60 70 Commlllse on Elections, with insiIuc-
uons 20 take the necessary affidavit aud lca-
timony aud report TO the House
Mr. Mullins moved an amendment that
ell ether csses Of a sinlilar character take
the same course which amendment was
accepted, aud the whole was adopted unani
Iacgsly,
Adjourned tl Monday morning st 70
o'ciock.
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The following extract from John Van Bu-
rnnaa A h.nu .r.aanh L ~.
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WAsHISGT3B, ID q Jutl - ioo1 y
r.1as Proposals are invited aud VIII he receives
=. - .iocas and untl & e dates herenailef INihee
5or tSe p1Jchsss OF the following nsll.ea ssssiA
ha.fs wharf Boats, Barges, snd otHer properly
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A sTakw.-The President has removed
NJ. Russell, the Postmaster, at Davenport,
Iowa, and aPpointed in his piaea General
saunders- The signihcsuce q tAla ehauge
IS, that Russell ia the editor ef paper that
opposes the Fesiorstion policy oi the PRESS
aellt, iaTe r. negro suffrage, and sepportl thc
radical candidate, Stone. io- GoVcTne-. tea-
eral saunders. though formerly . heFn1ii-
can, is a supporter of The restoration policy
Of the President, ard a5roeafes She election
of Benscn for Governor, ths norines of the
Eoidisrs' Waite Msn's CcaYeation.
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R1TKFRS AND BROKERS.

v,rRsT NATIONAL BAEK-6oFernmeut DePosl-
tarV-Eo. 90 College street, ostHse . Cnlon
- ~ 3rtlie uare-Deaiers IN Dncurrent
T1onev ETehan0e- t5ois. and Government Eecufl-
t,s@ of Al kinds stocks snd Bonds bought hna
sold on Commission. Collections promptly ~
si q, q. s. sISrOnB, Pres't Jas G. oODES .cash'r.
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PHoFoaRAFHs.-Photosraphs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in tho Wost, for sails, Wholesale ano
retail. Rsmomber the place, Gallery Of thO
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may97-tE
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Passengers nolsInr Through q rlfa can l1rn
their haaFsra clcaErd fnFuuEa tH leslls.ilu.
Nuou urHFHI uf steamers st tsulIunaE, convey.
ance " % ha furnished. Free of rnargc t1 Iotr.r or
q .. w. kalFuy Wnarl.iioat, luot uf ilh -.r.rl su
ornnlfns aud hae riEe ~ tglu u.Il ua Iu rHa.'Irss
utou ayr Val ol hFenIug rall tom louisville. o.
convey pas engHrs a4i the.f hHcciHa. roe. io Nl-
laniic and Crest Western itNiuaf Depot. "a very
shorl ahstluce. thua inearng connections.
fars a. Tow, aud time as guicE ns by any other
[ route.
Ha-relEfts can rs procured u rrrIansH AZ fHs
Nnrtleast corner Broadway nnd .nf STREET. tH
/ sQ Wsst -Four % Street, and ul ths Nra t-a. la.Hr
Depot finc.nu1t. Hsn.i.fuu rusI IaFtun EH..arHF.
/ and ~ Pfueifa. O'hEea ei Connecting Z. pes.
g. p FuLLER, Cars .BAhNEY.
gen. lieketAgL Pass. AsE I1rHfr Dos
ID. Meta ff E.c.
I fnpit-u General turauutru-IHnH
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d. D Denton & 90 ,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourseL
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
SC, &c.
D. d. DENIoN.-------.-.G. n. HUNTINGTON.
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Sale Government Property
Sale of oosernment Mules

OFFIcF ASSISTANT QraRrEsNAETrR,
NAsuvGIAE, TrSS-, ugt- 5. 1855.
n Will oHsr tor sac 81 puhic anction ai the
fssvfrur euf Sorrsis In Nashville, Icnnes &c, On
1arl.v. OF. s3i, iS6s,
SEVEN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
gbesa raules sye a. is-Es sac, in gocd eond O,
- - f,r-5 s-e, n oss az them hsrng bel 2
80 IN The trsnsPoF ailol o tais '.ei'ol -
esis 10 e.oinsneace a. o'clof a 70 octafsf Z, q
- "a continue day un-il The stock ~ Al sea
sTs-rss csah - eovsrumsut iuasss =. -.
~ e-.,sr 6. c.. A. J. AsolzHy, Csie y. pes~
q cila,l,st cApt. and A. z. =.
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ENE AVID EAR--Aa we'll Sc diseases Of the
throaS, lungs, heart, stomach. liver, blood,
ETC.. moat successfully treated a. the Mach
| Vile Medical aud Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the Post Ohice,
| r. $. Aborn, NJ. d., examining physician
/ and surgeon. augl0-tf,
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXFlaIEscEOF Ak lE-
vALID.-Pubhshod for the benefit, end a. a
caution 10 young men aud others, who suffer
fram Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
The means Of sell-cure. By enc who hau
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quacksry. By enclosing e Faslpaid adj
dressed envelope, siagle copies may ha bad
Of the author.
NArukNIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., y. Y.
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Latest Foreign News.

DICE WE'D REGULARLY PR grEAMERs
IL from Europe.
London Punch;
Once Week.
All tie YeH Round
Court journal.
Saturday Review
Londoa Atheneum,
London illustrsted NeWz.-
Londan Illustrated sporting News
London Field.
Bells Life ia London;
Sporting Liisi
Sporting Gsss'te;
Dublla lrisa Psapsoi
Dubia Eatioa;
Dublin l-ishman;
Dublin Freeman;
AND THE ENGL sH MAGAzIEEss
London sooisiY
Temple Bar
Corahal Martasss
Chambers urasl;
Good W rds
Fortnishay Review
! London Quarsriy Review
Wesiminster HoTisw.
Edinburgh Rsveas
North rt ID Esuev5
BiackWood.
ion % Al Journal,
Togs'hsr with 81 tie popular ..taenean Pspeu
nd Magaunss esa alSuys bs fousd a.
CONE & TUENELL's
No. 80 cherry slrsst.
Nashville. Tenn
AND GAY ST. ROCKVILLE. TESs
j fuiria-n
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CITY DIRECTORY.


CAREY & SMITH, Nos. 60 ard ss ualon stree
I iup stalTs) represent the f,HoNlag o9,o l.l.le5
Ftus of Hartford, Security, Msn1a tan MefS ~ ~,
N pfpnir and KniekeFboczer Life OF New lofA
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohlo-
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Al medical wen and the press recomu end pR
sTRICELAHD's ANTI CHOL BRA MIXTURE ~
the oaly certa remedy or D srrrRa and DyFen
terry. lt is = comuinsfioa q Astringeuts, Absor-
bents, STIMULATES, snd Carmiuatves sud is var
rantsd 90 effect cuTs a { al otner means have
failed, espsc.sliy n chronic cases.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTFR 8 suspension of four years this ins'itu-
a ton has bssn ne-crfsl iEe1i and VIII D To-
S,-i,sd ON MuNuAN, Oosoher Rd, lbf3.
f,The Collare i fsvorahy situated ia 2 Gu et
besiibv section of county, and every iaciiity WI
- sxfsnssd TOR the acquisition o. sound 4sca'
81 edu atom The Course Of study EiA emNfsoe
Gn.ient std Modern Lsrgu Ees Meth maIe., e.
t-,,ornv and Owl Earins erlng Natural fnlioso.
nv Cbernietry, and Natural hi.iory Nentsl sng
Wgr, Sine; An lent ans Mootra History, saa
cieii poIits Rhetorio snd E1g ish Litsrat1re -
fidsr II FAHNgNa, assisted oY froies 81 . 4, ~
F,,rerf Professor A. }. Fauu uR. Hnd other .he
and erpsilsn ed Edu-stors. VII hafe me iH-4s'
,iistc n1araF rneut q the lusttuaan'
A school ct AGriS uture,
r-rser 7. Fsuning, ernbrae ne Erculiprsl { l.i,
ist,v Nstrrsi History. Sad the praeiFal renase'
,,5t ., ne Fsrsn and the GErdon. VII ne eoanse''
81 with ths College. nj. -.s.. -r .,..,
me lesion a rank In College vii cossss o. W.
7,s--,s, Th- frst VIII begin Ocorer 81 80 - -
end Feh-usry "A h 1881 The feeono WI Nss'N
F-hrasrs isth ami end june -etn ieoe. -, =. !
F-nsnses per rerni Board Rooms 3..-- ~. - y
yr-ss1g slis: TuiioE Ia college ~ lNlliou Z.
Prersrsior, BoparlmeBL $50; Vocal mos'e' -
JBnitors Fee 50 ..,-..s--,,..,o, an
nv 10 n Falun ng, or Professors } D. f'eke''' 4'-7'
VIZ lame SEA
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NO 169
county Court CLERK.

VUE ARE aUrHORIzED 10 ANNQuNcs Io1
W g CH7NE 80 randIdata for County Courr
Ciars, of uaulscu County, af tae e1sl.ns Harra
e'ecuan. o1.f
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NAsHvLLEAN0 DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE.

Tenn. & Ala. r. R--Crn. southern R. R.-Tenn.
Ala. Cen r. r
GESL SUPER NTESBEST's OFFICEl |
NAsHyILA, Oct Sd, 1865. }
NASHVILLE & DECATUR r. R. LINE
ON and sfer Wednesday, the an inst, ard IN
NJ mrther notice Passenger Trains will run as
follows:
Leave Nashville for Decatur snd Huntsville at
T30 m.
RetUrnpR-Leave Decatur Junction at am; ar
irving az Nashville at i45 pm.
Accommodation Train for Columbia le1yes Nash
vile at 5 80 pm.
Returning, leave Columbia at T.3O am.i arriving
at Nashville at 10 am.
Trans stop st all intermediate Stations
Cars run from Decatur q miles west on the M.
& C. r. R. connecting with Stage line for Iuscum-
bis. hence BY NJ. 4 q. r. to Memphis
octf-H J II. POTTEk, G2nI Sup't
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These pens bear my traals ns0-E, ." @. P. BAEEE,
EzrEA Lou, KY" f1T which have secured the
nopu-Ti4h, and are warranted equal in hneneHe Of
n1sieris and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
isfacture, and are believed 10 be superior % all
Others il durability AID other substantial qualities
shieh combine 70 make q really serWceable pen
Sent bv mail or express on receipt Of price and
Tsaru chaTgu o. bF mail, n ~ Tik when % ceEts
h. added for resyfsdVl WEito your same aud 6d-
dress plainly.
Postage On single pen Ores cents; pen with any
esss or holder and boz, sir oe1ts Old pens re-
paired for hfty cents land s,aiHpl each. Circulars
bsut FaEE. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactures,
Ess M..n-.lra.l. Cor. sra. LoasHille. ".
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Officers Accounts made out and caahed.
Quartermssters' and Orduance accounta
promptly made Up bv Il. Tompksns, late
Majar l4th regiment Iilinoia cavalry. Of
Gee corner Of Cherry aud Cedar Streets up
stairs,
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C0LaaFz & Co. beg 10 inform their cuato-
mers that they still continue the manulac-
tura of their various STYLES Of Family aud
Toilet Soaps. Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded BY mail on ap-
plication. C0La4rE a Co,
Nos. 53 4 55 John 81 New York.
iu1vl6-gtn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Threat, Lungs and
Heart.
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER,
OF New York
phvSieianS faP pulmonary MSe1yfs.

"OULD notify their patients IN Nashsile aud
w ttose who desire g. consuit them. that they
have open q 90 Office az the iiy hotel, where they
can he consulted rersonai y Or bY ietter a aia-
eases emoFaced n theif special ". va kEcuehH e.
Asthma, Rnd Consumpi on. 20 which br4u b or trCir
professor thah prlc.lce is exclusively curhued
A. DT Huniers vist 20 sashv l3e s iuiited 90 sho
desire 70 place them lives un1er hs care snould
lose no time iu submltnug the casfs or exlmlaa-
ton at the earliest piseiiCah.e momeut locl3-Jm
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sortment OF
WOoI-Knit HOOds, NublaS, SOn-
tags, &C., In this City.

Re,ne constantly rep esouied M the Msrket by
nm snd veil asaorted, snd offered at the lowest
prices r,-r-,,.,s ev,r-r nv A %
Eeplo-Sm 'hFH rms 9i---'-A " w.
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,C,AwpBFIL McEWEN 6ROEsBEcKs AttoT
news Al law and Claim Agents, ptaelless ~ =. -
ne Courts Collections prolnPuy ',ss-s -
- lsir,s ugsust the United 5tsies and vouchers
COLLECTED. 0fice "a North Cherry street. w s---Ls
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Oelobsr mn. 1885.

October nth, 1865.
The House met At g a. M, and was called
together by Mr.. Speaker HciskelI. Prayer
by Rev. DR.. Allen. The Clerk read the
Journal of the l0th, which vas received and
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C,AMERON, VIM. 4 CO.-Book and Job Printers
I and pu fishers Of the Daily and heekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

WayERs A BUNF-Manufacturers Of all the
nj latest STYLES Of First Glass Carriages and
| BnTges, Express Wagons and Carfyal-s, y Aorth
MarKet street.
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic Great Western RaiIHal
Thrs Through TEias ltawCiHuunnli Daily

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r,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchange; Government seeurihes
and Con-. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". W. BERHT, President EDGAE JONES, Ca-hier-
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