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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-14
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TENNESSEE 4 ALABAMA R.R.
Every Day,

On ne arriEs OF the Cars; connecting at Psducst
Vim TIE CinoinBsu Pockets: 81 Cairo with the iii
nos central Railroad, The Msmph Packet Com
pany, and Atlantic aud Mississippi Steamship Com
I.ny ana al - Louis slfh q Railroads snd Up
per Mississippi Boat.
aan1a-
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The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
nent.
Mr.. Senter offered Senate resolution that
I IN order 10 accomplish the business OF thi
tessi IN the shortest possible period, anC
thereby save an expense to the people Of tn
State, the Senate hold night sessions, 1,
open ct O'Clock each evening.
Mr.. Smith offered the following in lieu
that the Senate meet at 10 O'Clock a. m
each day, and continue in session until IA,
day is completed.
On motiOa Of Mr.. Spence, they wer,
laid on the table.
House bill No. zoe, to charter Bauk o
Discount and Deposit at cambridge, Tenn
Passed FIRST reading.
House bill No. 1888, for the relief Of the
Sheriff Of Hancock county, allowing hin
one additional deputy, to be dispensed with
ss soon as the present necessity and emer
geney shall have subsidized. Passed frs
reading.
House bill No. 222, authorizing the Clarks-
vile aud Russelvllle Turnpike Company Il
build 3 toll bridge over Red river ON said
road. Passed first reading.
House bill No. 242, 20 incorporate the 81
Louis, Cairo and J0hnsonville Packet Com
pauy. Passed fret reading.
Senate bill No, l57, 20 incorporate the Ma
tional Insurance Company. Passed third
reading.
Mr. Cypert introduced Senate bill No
ls9, 10 change the time OF holding the Chan
Gerry Court Of Dyer county. Passed first
residing
The senate then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
this morning
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PubIic aIeeting a KnorrLlle

We find the following telegraphic dis
patch in the Cincinnati Commercial o.
Tuesday
kSoxyILLE, Nov. G, 5.50p. ra.-Ths citi-
zens Of Knoxville opposed 10 the action Of
the Legisiatur a Tennessee, in refusing 10
ndorse the reconstruciion policy Of Presi-
dent Johns'n, end in giving the negro the
right 70 testify IL Courts, held q nesting Al
the oourt-houss to-day, over which G NJ.
| Hszen presided.
F. s. Heiskell, Hs Chsir1nan Of the Com
nittee on Resolutions, reported a preamble
and resolution, the gist Of which was as fol-
lows:
Whereas, The war abolished The inst
tuition Of slavery, we no longer consider it
an open question.
"And where's the extremists North and
South brought on the war, ana as the sgita-
ton OF the latter class hiss been suppressed
by force Of arms, we regret that any party
evinces, in the North, disposition 70 abuse
/ the right Of conquest. While the President.
southern man, favored the abolition OF
slavery, the Gmelioration Of the freedmen,
and is better judge Of the feelings Of the
Southern people, he IS yet opposed BY the
visionary reiormers and speculative sche-
mists, who would hazsrd experiments alike
detrimental 10 the white and colored rsees.
Claiming 10 he as lOysl IS any, North or
South, We, citizens Of the Presidents native
State
" Resolge, That Andrew johnson is the
hope Of tbs South, the 10 i Of no party, op-
posed 10 the radicalism Of the day, and that
We heartily endorse his policy that we view
with pride his bold course in opposing equal
ity Of the raees; that the States have the
| power to regulate the elective fran chse ;
I that we claim the right to judge Of the 1T
ness Of the negro 10 vote that We protest
against giving the negro the right OF suf-
frHge, or 20 testify in courts, except where
a negro is a party, or 10 rerve as jarors, OF in
Z any civil capacty that would bring him in
collision with the white rsce that il would
be unwise and dangerous 10 the South and
the whole Union 10 place the African on an
equality with the white race. Having con-
idence ia President johnson, we re pledge
ourselves % such a course as events NAV
compel him 70 adopt. We are grateful %
our soldiers and sailors for their valor aud
faithful services, but recommend them, now
that the war has ended, 10 exercise forbear-
Rnce 70 those who were their entmies."
The fossils who held this meeting ought
TO make themselves familiar with the politi-
cal history Of the day, and then hold anoth-
er meeting. tbs evident they do not know
where President johnson stands, and are
far, very far, behind on important ques-
tons Of public policy.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE


WEDxEsDAT, Nov. S.
The Senate met at 10 A. II.
Mr. IrInble presented a memorial from
Robert Clark a Co., Law publishers. Cincin-
nati, II regard to rePublishing thirty sever
volumes Of the law decisions o. the Supreme
Court q Tennessee
Also, petition from prominent member,
Of the Tennessee Bar, stating that there I.
now great necessity for the Specification O
the law reports Of the State, aud also for ,
continuation Of Meigs' Digest. The state
e0unsies and Profession greatly need h,
books. Referred 10 the Judiciary Conuuit
tee
A letter was received from Senator CARR
gan, asking a leave Of absence for Eve GAYS
on account Of the infianled condition Of hi
eyes. Granted.
M Bowen introduced Senate Bill No
49, to incorporate the Southern Life Insn-
rance Company. Passed first reading.
Ar. CyPert offered Senate Joint Resolu-
tion No. IL in regard 70 claims by the eiti-
zens Of Tennessee on the United States Gov
eminent.
MT. Frazier, Of Knox, introduced Senate
Bill No ls4 amending sections 10 and Of
sn act entitled an act 20 amend the revenue
law Of the State passed May 24th, 1855, so as
70 authorize Clerks Of the County Court on
issuing the license required IN said set, t.
charge the sum Of fifty cents Tor each license
30 issued.
Mr. Smith introduced Senate Bill No. 1S5
70 incorporate the Bluff City Saving Insti-
sutton. Passed first reading.
Mr.. hcElWee introduced Senate Bill No
$50 70 encourage emigration, manufacturing
and agriculture. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Frazier introduced Senate Bill No. Is7
to incorporate the Truniek Oil and Mining
Company. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Bosom introduced Senate Bill No.
ls5, TO appOiot First National Bank at
Knoxville, First National Bank Of Nash
vile and First National Bank Of Memphis
as fiscal ageuoies for the State Of Tennes-
see.
These Banks before entering on the dis
charge Of their duties, and before they Sc
cure any deposits Of money are severally TO
enter into bond IN the sum Of SI00, 900,
with securities 70 the satisfaction Of the
Secretary Of state, and payable to the State
Of Tennessee, conditioned for the faithful
discharge Of their duties US fiscal SCENTS.
That all Revenue collectors Of thus State
snal make a settlement with the Comp
troller OF the State on the first day Of Jsnu-
AIRY and July Of each year, and pay over 10
the Comptroller at the time Of settlement,
all money in their hands. Passed first read
ing.
House bill No. Is6, 70 amend the Charter
Of the Memphis and SOmmerviile Plank
Road Company and to allow the TaylOrs-
vile Turnpike Company in johnson county,
Tennessee, u charge higher rates Of toll,
than heretofore allowed. Passed third
reading. The Senate then adjourned to
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After the House was ca led 20 order, the
Rouse bill Incorporating the National Insu.
rance Company Of Nashville, passed it,
second reading.
roErRAIT OF THH lArE PRESIDENT 1rSr5tv
The ball appropTiaung the sum Of SOS 10
PerehSse portrait or he late President
Lincoln, 10 be placed in the Han. nasse5
iiN secouG reading.
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that the just established line msy prove
successful, allow me, gentlemen, to propose
Is sentiment; The new Gulf stream OF
Conmeree--msy its influence on Nez Or
leans ana the whole valley Of the Missis-
sipPi be as favorable as The old Gulf stream
Of the ocean has been to the climate Of Egg
land.
We devote this much room to this event
because il marks en- epoch in the history o.
New Orleans, q city with which Nashville
mas ever been connected By ties Of interss,
and srnity, and in whose prosperity she viii
share in the future.
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Hon. A. II. stephens.

Since the return Of Mr.: Stephens to 6eor
gia, his name has been presented success
sively for a seat in the House of Representa-
lives, for one of the United States Senator
ships, and for the GubernatOusl chair Of tbs
State. The e6gerness of his friends to press
him into service has drawn from him thC
following peremptory letter;
CBAwFoRDvIILE, Ga, 4th Nov, 1865.
Messrs. Stockton L 60.
GENTS; I sec in your paper OF 70 day I
reference 10 q late article in the Macon
Telegraph, expressing & preference for me al
between candidates for Governor. droI
you this line to request you to state that
don't wish my name used in connection with
that office in any way. have 60 written tC
the editor OF thai paper, and to others who
have expressed themselves in favor OF my
being candidate for Governor. I wish i
generally and Immediately known that
positively decline to allow the use Of my
name in that connection, and trust that no
ore, under the circumstances, who regards
my feelings, VII disregard my wishes in
this particular. Yours, truly,
Alexander II. STEPHENS.
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HYdrOphObia-Cure of Man Bitten
Wonderful Properties of the "Mad

Wonderful Properties of the EsMad
Stone.',
last week we gave notice Of a Mr.. Bur-
nett, whom BY mistake we called Barrett
| being bitten By 6 supposed mad dog, and Of
/ his gong 20 Terre Haute 10 apply the mad
stone Prom Mr.. Heary eehlosser we have
/ the particulars Of he result. When Mr..
! Burn q vas bitten, be hardly thought the
/ dog mad, but Mr. Schlcsser, on whose farm
Burnett was 2 tenant, aiyised him 10 be
/ prudent, and lose no time in tryiug the mad
stone Burnett was bitten GU Sunday, and
| Oh Tuesday. started Tor Terfe Hauie On
his arrivsi, the hand snd arm were swellsd
almost to bursting, and the wound was very
painful, eli four OF the dogs tusls having
/ penetrated his wrist immediately upon
ms arrival, he repaired 10 the house Of Mrs-
layler, Where the mad stone was applied.
1 The stone adhered to the wound uith won
deriul tenacify, remaining for twenty-Iour
! hours II was then app led again on anOth-
er part Of the arm, where It adhered several
hours. A third time Il was applied on
another pa Of the arm, bat would not adj
here, and Mrs. Tsyl informed her patient
that be wss cured, the fact Of the stone re-
fusing to adhere being evidence that oil the
poison was extracted During the opera
ton green fluid was ab orbed By the
stone, and the patient could feel the pain
leaving his arm. When the stone became
charged with this poisonous matter, it was
soaked in warm water for time, when 1t
would again adhere with its original tena-
city, snd continued &c do 20 until the green
ISL matter ceased to appear, when It drop
ped of.
Mrs. Taylor pronounced the case Of Mr..
Burnett as bad or the worst one she had
ever seen, but very confidently assured Mr..
B. that after the operation Of the stone, he
need have no further fears Of hydropho-
bis.
We have heard often Of this mad stone,
aud being incredulous, took the pains to
make some inquiries concerning II. This
one has been in the possession OF the Taylor
family for great many years, and has been
tried great many times on persons bitten
BY mad animals. Il has never failed to cure
in a single instance, we are told. Twenty
years ago Lewis Toms, OF this place, and
who is now living 10 attest the statement,
was bitten By a med dog, ard was cured by
the application Of this wonderful stone. We
did not learn where this wonderful curative
was originally obtained. II is porous and
in appearance much resembles piece Of la
va, IN common use among painters. Mr..
Toms, recollecting its good effect on him
self Joined MI. Schlosser IN advising Bur
nett to try il, and he cones back relieved Of
his intense pain, and feeling that his life
was saved BY the mad stone. Mrs. Taylor's
charges we're very reasonable, being Sl5 for
the operation, and boarding the patient
during the time occupied in curing him.
Attiea (Ia.) Ledger.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF MOST
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

AN TUESDAY next November l4in, At n O'Clock
~ an, On tn prem sea, we VIII sell % the hph.
est bidder tao Lots each Is ieei ~ inches front
on Churgh street, between the s mmons Block and
Luck's store, opposite the 81. Cloud Hotel and the
stacy House, with depth Of 40 feet 90 an Al y
Win the briek and material thereon. Also
eight 10 IN rear o. same, each frcptmg 20 feet or
Court street. on one OF which Is q sutst-etid hrink
dwell x and smoke Houss, ard 90 smother \ large
brick stsbe. These lots are in Che art Of the
ely, and are very valuable for many purposes.
We vii thea 70 % the Nashville and Chairanoors
Railroad Depot, I'D sell shout - lots ffantiur he
west side 81 the nepct Buildings heiWeea Church
and Broad Streets These lots frcnt ah ut IS ,eet
" IN q dep'hof about 100 fit 10 a street ~ fsei
vide. and are very vsiu be for stores wsre houses
sna manufacturing sites, being Contiguous 10 he
rsIlroad.
GER selling ths above, &c vii sell on the prem.
ises. Thu Cousins House" sud lot on th- Frsnh-
hu Pike o. Spruce street. The house contains ab at
TIVE y tFO rooms. snd u Gnely hnished Wewu
also sell Iumber a vsiushe lots adjoining the
same, On free territory, stus ed on South IN on
AMI Spruce street,.
We VII next sell, on College street. bsesrusur
nes- Broad, weuty i1ts, each Is By aaout ls0 feet
deep, ex ending slOng sud opposite Parrish's lsfEe
Msrc house, Ell In tei1 o-y free for : number o.
years from city, Stste and county taxes We VII
also FL Two lots upposite same, fronting on Ma
ket street. ard acioln ng Rsrusn's Wsrsnousa
tEkNs-Oue-fourth cssh balance n one two and
thrte Year,, with interest fTom dsse ard lien re-
tanet- l. Ar W. BROWN A,snfs
n. :. Al.oszy and J. o. Ewing Trustees.
noye-st
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Proclamation By the Mayor.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.

WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on NO
81. Louis, No.
Two Flat Cars, 81 q gauge.
On NOVEMBER Is. ASS. At the yard Of The JEFF
fers nSilte Rsilloao Company, leiarsonvilie, md
Nne lat Cars, gauge 4 iset IS inches
On NOVEMBER Y, lsCs at Louisville, Ky.
- prs Wheels aud Axles, 81 Car Wheep.
PIT old AXES, ] Tender,
l S ss9 bIl S.seE' ! 5 s1eSs Truck
] Parallel Rod, I Bel and Frsr1a
I Hand Cars, u Truck Cara
5000 pOunds:of Scrap Iron.
On DEcEMBERI ], 1855. st Memphis. Team. the
entire stock Of the U. 8, Mitsrf Railroad Supp "a
remaining on hand At thst place, CONSISTING in pars
IS iolloss;
(s0) Eighty To1s assorted Iron.
(s0o) hight hundred tors sorao iron.
% 81 ht tons assorted steel,
~ One TOO P'g Lead. and general assortment
Of small stores, suitable for Railroads
On DECEMBER II, isss, At Nashville. Tenn
The en- STOCK q new and ssrvcshe stores ~ t5e
U. s. Military Railroad, r-maining On hsnd AZ b.
Genera supply sioTei CONSISTING IN part iol
10 0o0 Twenty thousand Axes.
fl9O0 one thousand tons escorted Bar Iron.
ioula, squa'e, lsif round, ADD ssgis
go Elghty tons Boiier snd Task ron,
$50 fhiriy-fvs tons g. ortsd steel
COO Three hundred tons Scrap Iron fs-rouvhf
and castl
(25) twenty-five thousand poands Engipe nrrrs
Aaaln1ss
6as Pipe, Gas fixtures Or a. kinds.
Brass Pipe, Oil Cup,
spring balances, Brsss Csel1s. every description.
shoVels, 6loce valves, a Al = zas
ha'cherss Claw, Lining ard Tsmprug Bars
Nuts, lron and Copper Rivits Bum,
Washers, wrought ana cast, SHEET Copper 4. Erasa
Nails and spike, Chains and Rope, al sizes,
Msilets. ocks, Tackle and Mach.
fash, Glass srd Pants, Of al kinds.
Rsilroad LSnus, Kelly's Head Lirhfy.
Oookings owes and , 1tares, Hestl1g 5toves,
Full Sets q Cazptnters', flscksmifhsF snd sad
alePs' Tool, Rubber Car spTings, Betting. Gam
and Lsaihsr Files, Butts snd Screws, Tinuare %
al kinds, End slnlost every art Gle suitable or Rail
road operations, aud Al 0 the very beet quality.
Also
tai Three large Lafhes' stevens a Bro. usnuf>r
20 Two Plsners. sellers s Co, msnuiaclare1s-
e. One Bolt Cutter, a1d esr Gutter Gould 4 Bro
tl) Ons Axle Cut-of Lathe Wauer WhI1ngy.
~ Two Isn BloEeTs, iuedlum)
90 Uue UpgiEht Engine, is-horse poUar,s
% One Irip Hammer and Enune. lHoFsil's PAL Z
% Ons 81 ot75eld steam Hammer,
~ one Sellers c Co do do
WIZ also he sold q The sans tins large amount
Of servicasbe and second hand Railroad Tools Ct
ali kInds, consisting o.
Carpenters Tools, = heel n gni,s Tools
BIaez-ulifh's Tools. Naehin st's roolz
stove ana Pipe, Rope, Cham, &C, Ec-
Terms Cszh IN Government Funds.
Cetaioeues Of ire materials % be sold 1t Nash-
Vile can b obtUnea oy spplicauon % Capt. s. r. i
Hariili A. q. n, and 81 tnai . Memphis % appl.
cation 10 Capt ino. Parks, q VI.
me sftsuuor O. Dasiers md Rll read Cornnariss
i , rstcuiAriy invited @ tins saie.
6slss VII commence 81 o'ciocE. : n On es-h Il
day, sod consnue daily until ali he properly i a.
ootsl-t5 csDs.ia Asd A. .. n U.aA-
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EfarnltE.

Al AHocHons Of ths womb ussisd Fi1 -,
Thoss Married Ladies HAo hsFe oaen - 49, 49,
nate b. misery o. prove anOr-11t - = -.
10 her M aE1s Z iound pfeEnanA p p'1-
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Tho Secretary of war and the old Sea
Dog Farragut had a long conference with
the President on the 9TH inst. It is believed
the conference was in relation to Mexican
affairs, the impression being prevalent that
France had been warned not to send any
more troops to Mexico.
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srSAyr ans on raraD READING.

Mr.. Underwood introduced bill modify
ing the charter Of the Grand Lodge Of Cd
fellows in the Safe. Referred to the Com
mittce on incornorations.
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TRKArNENr or A soUFEERN BANK.-Sen.
spinner, United States Treasurer. vester5sy
received q letter from the President OF one
OF the Natioual Ranks in the South, stating
that The bank had between S2oo eco and
$3.50 zee Of Government deposits, aud re-
que.ted him 20 a low il TO remain, a. that
locality was very poor, and the money pro
perry loaned out would help 10 build up the
place. The result Of this was, that Az or
der was Immediately sent 10 New York q
draw on said bank Tor Slso, w. Wasiias,
geH Lrisfr.
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Provisional Governor shaTkey, Of Missis-
siPpb established Special Equity Court.
The Legislature passed al act abolishing
II, but Gov. Humphreys interposed the ve,o
and prevented the abolition. The lover
branch Of the Legislsturs has since passed
the aet by the constitutional majority. ana
IL IS believed tho scnste viii do the same.
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Nav lOEK.-A dispsich nom New York,
dated st I O'Clock, a m, on the sth, ex-
presses tbs opinion that The Union ticket Is
elected By about 2O,o0o majority, with 4
Democratic m aioriiy in the city Of ss,Oo0.
Later news viii, probably, be iound in cur
midnight dispatches.
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Georgia and Renudintion.

The Georgia Convention has made out to
edopt the ordinance regulating the rebel
Wal debt. The vote indica e. shat The work
wa very Reluctantly done, the minority
beng quite formidable. TAe ordinance ap-
PearSd ia our columns yesterday.
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A correspondent Of the Chicago Republi.
can, writing from this city, and speaking o.
Judge TFigg and the NeCaRn esse, says
Should he grant the application Of Nc
Cam, it is feared that conflict Of authority
may arise between the STATE and Federal
G3veruments, Is it is reported that Gov,
BroWnlow will instruct the sheriff OF Knox
county TO refuse 10 deliver Mccain 10 the
Marshal.
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AovESHFR. 5, 1855
The House was called TO order at 10 o.
clock am, precisely, by the Speaker The
Journal Of yesterday was read and adopted.
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Major Gee, the keeper Of Salisbury Phi
son when the mortal y amongst our pri-
sonen was greatest, has been arrested in
Flor ds, and imprisoned in Washington.
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It is believed that Fsirchild, the Union
candidate for Governor, has been elected in
Wisconsin by large majority Negro sui
fragc runs behind and is IN doubt.
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The best Orchssira under The directoa q HEIR
BEIiNAkb
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Nav JERsrr.-Wsrd, (Union). is supposed
10 be elected Governor, and Union Ma
jOrity is reported in the Legislature. This
viii be glorious, if confirmed.
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First night Of the Crest Irish pransa Trojan
Hs q ~ a., win nv and D an iiul ss,enarV
go;ien up expressly ioT this Piece. bY Mr. ". y
Fletcher, the vel EnoWn Scenic artist
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Fourth night Of the Eminent Artistss
Miss Laura keene and Harry Hawk.
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- =. - . 80 lifTs
! 49, n "
t.lcnazd liaddern .--.. Leader q LfChss-rs.
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steam ~
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Broad etrter Btidge ComnanY.

nNR-HALF Of one Ct ihe best Offices II tie cit
~ Tor q Professional msu. Enquire IF
BUTIE 4 GREENWOOD,
noyq-sf IS Nor Cherry sweet.
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Amusemtnta
THE ATRE.

GERRY STREET BETwEEN oEDAR4 GAY
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Broadway Varieties,
IIoHday Eve, NOy. 6, and during Ii, W,sk.

Mr.. E'EI An X 30
The great Negro performer snd Character Ae..r
formerly Of ihe New Theatre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09

Also M, s s. Hubhs'd the Nashville Fsv0r,s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09

MIR. BEN WHEELER.
The lUeat IRISH Comedian ard VccaHst. togrthr
WihEi The old Avoraes.