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FooTED At LlsT.-A dispatch from waEl

FoOTED AT LAsT.-A dispatch from wash
ington says:
In 1863, General Granger ordered all
women Of IN fame, in Nashville, TO leave the
city. One hundred and se~enty thee were
placed on q steamboat. eommanded by Cap
tain NeWcomb, who had orders TO leave his
cargo Of Louisville or Cincinnati. The au-
thoritics refused to alloS him to land, aud
he was kept in the river about month.
The Governmcnt declined TO furnish any
provis ous. Cap. Newcomb and his cargo
were tina ly obliged 10 return % Nashville.
The trip cost him about 5000, and payment
has her to,ore been refused. To-day, how
ever, the Secretary Of War ordered the aim
10 be paid. The ease is the most novel one
ever brought bef5fe the Department.
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WEDSEsDAT, Oct. IS, 1866.
a mae eol1ad IA sor.4a,-Het . osclocr
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STATE oFTENNE- SEE. ConPrnorLEa's OrrloEl
NASHVILLE, Oct. nth, is65. /
LOUIS 7. BoOTB, General Agent, 6e
Sm-In really 10 your erquiiiss as to what Life
Insur nee Companies nave authority 70 transact
business n this state, would say The KnleEer-
booker Life Insurance Company, loesIed in New
York City Ia the only Company thsr has compiled
with the law snd that Is entitled 70 take policies.
Respectfully, yours.
s. ". HA1OHETT,
ocfl9-Iw Comptroller, Tenn.
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After the House had been called % order
Mr.. Cameron presented q bill 20 incfease
NE Ices Of Constables, Coroners. Registers,
+ astiees Of the Peace, &c- Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
row.
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A RARE CHANCE
TO PURCHASE
MINERAL LANDS.

WWrEg l,,~, e. - -s.L
ted ? Duck Tom Mines, in Polk county IN This
state VIII ch we're actively worked teore the war,
and are nov 10 oreration, rtumiuga iich yield OF
Copper, and being the only Copper Mine1 nov
worked 10 this State
The emf e p4oneTty viii D., sold for the email
sum Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, OF lu
FIFrEEN SHARES % one THOUSAND DOL
LARS EACH, 70 tring wilhi the rssch o. part e.
desiring 70 ma a snsi investment
says Mr.. Stafford, the stats Geoioqst, IN his re
port IN 1855 awe would especially call the Attention
Of those interes ed IN metallerous r. tus else
where IN the sta e 10 the chata-ter presented by
the Duck town veinB.
Within an area not more than six miles
long and bali a- vide, there are at least seven or
ght district sud reunarkatle veins, md the prota-
hty l. that there others IN the same region and
NC n Is yet und.scCvsrs".
some al containing as high As 81 per
cent Of metallic copper.
Seven cfthe mines prOousei in Sep
tembeS, 1855, so9.l77 h. or Little mole than
We feal justified in regarding these mines as q
grest value" The mineral interest IN this tract
when properly developed, ought readily % br ng 8
Quarter ola Million Of Dollars, and offers much
treater inducements for soon and quick prom
tran any Petroleum lands ia a. market.
map sho sing the location Of the laudsi With ge-
oIogiesl report rrsy be seen at our Office where al
desir inform alton 10 regard tothe property csn te
oh aimed. octl4 q " MATT BROWN CO
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The sdyices by the last steamer 10 the
State Department, concerning the cholera,
contain no news OF its further advance. AT
Palma, in population Of Il, 900, the mortal
ity is at the extraordinsry rate Of $50 per
day. Hundreds Of bonfres are kept burn
ing at Marseilles 70 disinfect the atmos =
nhero
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The best Orchestra under the direction Of svrs
BERNARD
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TheJaekson, lMiss.) News is aourishing
the slave drivers whip. It win learn after
4 while that that sort of thing has played
ont
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A large planning mill, q railroad depot
and an immense lumber yard, were burnt
in Chicago, Monday. Loss estimated At
s. ,Oe9, DO0.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
~ -

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 18th, 1865.
Senate met at 10 A. II. Prayer BY the
ReY. Mr.. Allen
NJ Smith introduced Senate bill 10. 1856,
to rroyide for the eoliecfiof Of demands
against steamboats and other vessels.
Z M Trimble iet-oducsd Senate bin No.
I57, ID ineorpoFsie lie National Insurance
Company. Passed frst reading.
On motion Of Mr. Bowen the fallowing
House joint resolution, No %, was taken up
and concutred in-that the Committee %
the House and Senate on the Asylum for the
Insane be declared Joint Committee for
the purpose Of investigating the books, ae-
counts and management Of the Lunatic
Asylum during the administration Of Dr..
Mm. A. Cheatham, late superintendent +;
also granting power to said Committee 70
send. FOR persons and papers soas 10 STRIVE at
correct and Satisfactory adjustment Of the
case
The uu finished business ofyesterday, 'as
to whether the testimony Of negroes shall
be received in the courts" was resumed.
Mr.. Bowen spoke at length in favor Of the
bill.
Without coming to decision, the Senate
adjourned to 10 A. X the 18th.
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- a p17-IoIo,1,.I ~ !, !,

As far as heard from the majority for Gen
Humphreys in Mississippi for Governor is
about 900.
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TERRIBuE CAIAmrr.-A most distressing
calamity hsppeued in the vicinity Of Bran
denburg, Kentucky, on Saturday last. The
children Of n Mr.. Plodgett, while out
gathering walnuts, found 4 loaded percus-
siou shell, which they carried home with
them, aud upon examining it and showing
it 10 some Of their little friends, the missile
exploded, fearfully wounding the whole
party Of children, eight or nine in number.
-Four or Eve Of the sufferers are in all pro
liability fatally injured, aud the others viii
be crippled for life. Mr.. Piodgett was alsl
badly, through not seriously, wounded by a
fragment of the shell.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. IS, 1865.
The House was called to order at o'clock
precisely, by the Speaker. Prayer by Rev
Mr.. Gee
The journal Of the I7th, was Rad, and ap-
proved.
REPoRTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Gaut reported several Senate bills,
Incorporating various societies and e0mpa-
mics, and also several House bills, the pas
sage of All Of which was recommended
Mr.. Steele from the committee on COun-
ties, and County lines, reported several
small alterations, in accordance with pc
titions, the ntents Of which have already
been given, and recommending their pas
sage
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aI'mPhif o''0s'F, lsds.
wendell Phillips ON the Rampag,

Wendell Phillips on the Rampage.
Electromagnetic radicsl extremist, Wen
den Phillips, one Of tho first intcllccts Of
she North, delivered q lecture Tuesday night
10 Boston Its title was suggest We ia
SgafA Tieisr,oas"-and, we doubt not, the
matter was peculiarly rare and racy. The
telegraph announces that be declared that
President johnson Ia his interview with the
south Carolina Delegation last week ranged
himself with the hall converted rebels. and
made himself three-iourths a rebel that he
uight make Them one-fourth Union men.
Wsrepubish this moruiug from The Wash
layton Chrouiolo. correct version % what
occurred at thc interview which troubles
M Phillips. By referring TO IL, the reader
vili see what grosnds The eminent lecturer
had Scr his accusations.
Mr.. Phillips did not eon6ne his deuunci-
atious 70 the President. General Banks
caIue ID ior d large share. he was denomi-
uaiod "rnountebsnk leader" Wow. We
submit that this Was very uskind. General
BAKE disseuts 30 she Presidents southern
policy. aud has one Of bis own which has
the approval Of Chief Justice Chase, and
ought 10 be suiiieient, a least 10 plscsie
lesser lights. like Phillips, il nothing more.
But AR Paillips did not stop with Gen
Blnks. He prelched q funeral discourse
over the remains OF he Republican Party,
which, he averred. died and Was buried
vita Abraham Lincoln. lt is only the
ghoa of ths Party thst Is nov stalking
through the country.
We hope Mr. Phillips feels easy now, ana
will permit his followers 70 have rest for q
ssort period. An ther such labor might Be
attended with serious consequences 70 them.
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The West Tennessee Wing Of the 9TH
says:
The cotton crop 10 this county is turning
out pre- ty well. 0fcourse there will not be
as much raised IS in former years, yet we
think the amount will bring in about as
much money as any previous yesr. The
crop will bring three times the price il did
previous 10 the war. We anticipate large
quantity 70 be shipped from Jackson. Is il
viii be brought here and sold.
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CLOTHING.

naNIs from 81 so to SIS; Co.'s s2to $50; Fro.k
and Overcoa's lists, bo7is. shoes. eic. We
re receiving large conslguments Of Every De
script,ou OF MerehRodise, when We viii sch - low
ss any house ia TIE CITY.
GEO SHIELDS & co.
No. IS q p, College street.
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JUDGE RICHkED BUsrErb.-This gentle
man is sbout 20 t-ke 40 his permanent resi-
dence, With his family, ia Mobile, Alsbama,
where, d vii te remembered, be Is UEited
States Judge for that district. Mr.. Busieed,
as physician. has his own idiasyncracies,
bet 10 . judge, we have no doubt. he viii
b. popular IN Alabsma, and give sstisfae-
I'm both 70 the P 0pls and the Bar. He
has already been making reconnaissance
in the STATE, and was welcomed BY the peo-
pie thsrs.-E z. Express.
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Mr.. Cameron presented memorial from
the Chamber OF Commerce Of Memphis,
asking the rep-al Of the two per cent tax on
goods imported from other States, for sale,
and also the tax on cotton, tobacco, &c. Il
represents that these taxes are ruinous
TO the interests of the STATE, by driving all
trade 10 other points, Consumers, who
" shed TO make large purchases, pass by
Tennessee, into Kentucky, Ohio and Mis-
souri,, and lay in their supplies; while whole
sale dealers in other states do the same;
hence the commercial interests Of the State
would be crushed. The msmerial was se-
companied by a correspondence between
the Chamber Of Commerce, and Attorney
General Wallace, in which the latter ably
discusses the subject, and shows, in pointed
terms, the injurious effect of the tax. The
petition, and correspondence were referred
to the Committee OF Ways and Means.
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NASHVILLE
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION,
Fail Meeting, 1865.
THURSDAY, OCT ls.

PsSt stake Tor ali aees " . mile hesis snhscl Sp
dou e21o each, $40 forfeit The Association % d.
$50 4 fhH nee run; TO be run on he ourth ay
81 ~ Fail Meeting. Closed with The following cen
tres
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agtiv embellishments.
situation Wanted
Notice.

4 GFNTL EAfAN who sas Tsisad, snd sHll resi-.
a des in Arkansas. desires situation S. Agent
10 purchase or lesse Cotton Lands, or % purchase
Cotton. Applv to Mai. slower 81 @ l. Howeriop' II
IT North Market street. octia- lie
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sEc0ND RACE.
-

| = ITO = ' IEI9N-I-IN -I1I1-N'
For ttree year olL's; $50 eatrsnce $50 added BY
The Prolgietor
Hinton q Kinney enters Ell oanaeo by Knightof
81 ereerGe, dam Lislnolla, ty Epsiion.
A. Barnes enters ch Bonetay hy Eiil Chea.hsD,
dam ty mp Glencoe.
trafk
Ne trst nee 10 commence at pm.
- ADMISSION 10 ste track 81.
tseineshnenis Of the btet quaiiy 70 Be had
al the course
- omci6uses vii leave the corner Of the Square
ana Cedar street, 81 Il M, and return when the
races HEe over
Pools Eln he sold At Kinney's Saloon, Cedar
street. every nigdt
ocsls-n -'-'-'
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Notice.
NnrIea-

FULLER & STOOKARD having bought out our
entire stock, we cheerfuly recommend them 70
our former patrons - thorough business men, and
worthy the support AM patronage 50 literally en-
tended t7us. WHITE, ENOCH & CO.
octl9-3tu
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Great Attraction.

DIssOLVIN6 VIEWS at sUNHY.sIDE CON
CERT HALL, for one week only. Christmas
hYs It home; Christmas Eve At Camp; Cottage Of
Content in Summer and Winieri Chinese Fire
Works; Singing, Dancing, &C. Don't fail TO come
octle-lW
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McClLL,
BOTANIC PHTSICIlE,
In THE TREATMENT OF DENSE 3
cEDWNING BIN WIFE AuCQAs5 -
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Bills AND RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Walker introduced a bill to revive
the charter Of the Kiuka Turnpike Com
peny. Referred 10 the Committee on Cor
poratious.
Mr.. Moss presented bill extending the
stay Of executions before Justices Of the
Peace TO twelve months. Referred to the
Relief Committee.
Mr.. Dmawsy presented a bill requiring
insOlvents when they make deeds Of trust,
to provide for all ther creditors, by the pay
ment Of the who e, if there are sufficient
mittee.
Mr.. Mason presented a bill repeating an
act changing certain county lines. Referred
10 the committee on Counties and County
Lines
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POlano's Variety Theatre.
Corner OF Cherry and Broad Siren
Monday Eve, Get. 9. and during ii, We,

- N'Aaaas = ~ HaHra-.
Monday Eve, Get. 9. and during thr W..
Miss AGNES Southerland- %
scottish Nightingale snd Queen o. Souq.
The Lamereaux sisters,sptuisb Ia,
seuscs. ~
The Emmett Brothers n thsr ~,
derili Traps -e Act.
Misses Glars Burton, Ciars Butler. Aloe Or.
ilne, J. ire hisNs rtt, FsunY Hi1iugton. LIN h.
VIE, Mr.. z. 2. b ~, Tom " lsou. Eeddv Hr-,-
81 Tstt hnchau p, Harrsou, etc, etc.
Mr.. Hen w h eeler, ths inim|fshs b..
Uomeclsn aud vocalist is e. ming slso. -
Other new stars. an Of whom viii apps M n ~
succe sio1.
The best Orchestra under the direction Of am
BERNARD
Admlasions
Parquetie.........---.I5ct ca. Gallery Co.. 49,.
la-eon - cen.
Reserved Orchestra HeaIs.----.......-...... & Il
sage no4es----.--...--.... 81 d a. !.
A GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. sstrrt.v a.
noon 81 o'clock, .or the secommodados n -.
and Oh iren-
i'-''--s-- ''-'s.-..--.-s.-. 1O and IS cen !.
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SAINTS REsT (which IS the stait NV

NOO Jersyl, July II, Io0O.
| hey to Washinton, and while thur 1
was lnterdoost to Gineral Marion Fitzhoo
Gusher, OF Mississippy l waz ankshus 2
meet with a reprysentativ dimekrat Nv the
South, xchange vews, hev soothin conf
dencis, unbuzzum, beeos for the parst yeres
the dimekratik party Is bin truly secksnal, and
the seckshun it hes okkerpied is not the iden-
tlzal seckshun onto which the orfises is lokat-
I'd, and only by perfeck union with our
wunst iuyd brethren Nv the South, kin we ev-
er git onto trooly Nashunal ground.
GiEeral Gusher is a troo Gentlemen of the
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johnson is Himself AgGt,a /!

HAVING returned to the City, and enlarged my
Of my old friends, and any amount OF new ones So
# you want to be Shaved or have your Hair Cut as
it should be DONE 90 to +
July 20-eod2w* JOHNSON'S, No India st. :
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Great Inducements
Union TIIuminating ON.

TIME undersigned has no hesitation in offering this
i Oil to the public. 1t will burn in common F1uic
Lamps and emits no unpleasant odor while burning
II consumes slow as Kerosene when used in thosf
LAMPS 1t is perfect substitute for FLUID safe anG
non-ex pi0sye. slf n ~ -al'
For sale at No. 1888 Fore Street, by
- JOHN PURINGTON
3 Portland, May 4, 1866. e '. 9 eodsm
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Deal Freighf.s

1x(4S1 Ships wanted to load Deals at BaEgl-
{ff144A for Liverpool and Bristol Cha roi.
Nff39,A Apply to
s McGILvERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
i1N No. i61 Commercial st-eet.
{ june 3-u aa g TNi
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Wanted.
T,0ef

LOST.
A SMALL Memorandum Book, supposed between
"A Portland and Standish. suitable reward will
be given to any one who will return it to my Office,
No. II Union Wharf. iffi eslI sasst 4.
Aug. 3-a1w* JOHN d. LORD.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey ON THE PoLITI-
CAL SITUATIoN-The Cincinnati Commercial
contains the following document, which will
be read with keen relish by the admirers OF
the humorous and excentric writer: 7
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WU7lteU. ~"
A GENTS wanted in every town in Maine to can
"A vass for the rsl sd4 ise4ng 500 ! -
aosa LADIES' GUIDE; 4
The most simple method ever offered To the rublic
tor CUTTING DRESSES Ladies wanting employ
ment can obtain lucrative business. III y
Address MRS. c. III. SANFORD, p
Portland. Maine. +,
Call at No.. Brattle St., or 50 Middle St. agIiim
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Farm for Sale.

GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the Col. Cushnnan
Place" within two miles of two depots the G. T.
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Building
good two storied house, with out-buldings; and barn
loo feet by 49, cut full of hay last year. Orchard
conssting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in '62, 1900 bushels and in "a have
sold $500 90 worth Of apples besides bountiful sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
In bearing, with variety of other fruit. e
Also, aCranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. fss ..s...4r. i 3ts
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by. 1t 81
). For further particulars inquire the premises.
june3eod3m* 44 .a SAM'L III. SWEETSIR. 2
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Copartnershin Notice.


TDRoposAIs are invited until July 22nd for the
delivering at the Stables Of the Portland r. &.
Co., lin this City and Westbrook, Of 100 or 200
TSiiJ$ FIRST QUALITY LOOSE or PRESSk ID
HAY hi pressed 1t must be nett weight,l in such
quantities. monthly, as desired betwee Sept st and
July LIST, 1866. .aAalJ aF Vi
j. j. GERRlSH, Supt
July 3-d2w" .sr.
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Ho1.se Tots
For Sale.

rs.. For Sale. Sd
VACHT NETTLE, % tons, built of white oak,
IL copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Balasted with to tons iron.
For further particulars inquire of
B. j. WILLARD, St. Lawrence
House, India Street. = ad29dn
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For Sale

O. The two storied, double tenement, Brick
E:;: Block situated on Stevens Plains, Westbrook.
HsASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods the street. and IS rods deep, which is
a stable "a by 40 feet.
This property is offered at price which nsures it
good Investment.
Apply to N. X. SAWYER, near the premises, or
to j. G. PROCTOR, Lime street. juneSn
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W0nted.
Wnaafed.

RY a family without children, small genteeI ten
~ ement, near the central part of the city. siil
Address <, x. u, Press Office, aug5eodt
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For. i. Sale

DLEASANTLY x located in Freeport 81 miles from
Il the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick
the old homestead known as the Townsend place.
containing IS more acres. Fruit trees wood lot,
and water convenient. Apply to Maj. w. MITCH
ELL, on the premises. Price $4,000. s jy2Odtt
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For Sale or to Let.

TlHE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
IL road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
fourteen rooms with about seven acres Of land It
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of ~
A. STEPHENSON,
jy6-df a 121 Commercial Street.
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HOUSE LOTS on Oxford Washington, Madison,
Ii Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to VIM. OXNARD,
july25seo1m 174 Cumberland st.
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For Sale or to Lease u

TWO OFFICES over No. 7i Middle Street.
slJuIy 2Sldtf I7I-7 M WM. BOYD.
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Wnaated.

WG3ateL. i.i.'i.'i ~
DANT, Vest and Coat Makers immediately, at 50
l. and go Middle st. siifY - suHli.s1 uuil'f1I
- DEERING, MILLIKEN & co.
July 25-d&w2w aoA p n