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The ObscanIes Of Abraham Lincoln.
fIsfEgDAY New York pad tho last tribute y
s.spet sna honor to the remains - AYHAnAH liz
L' Tho funeral c,riclo has departed On i3
way westward N GARD Of nI,4rlIh. .ASt has Gu
sIfOuIsI C city sucu TIE aea.h ~ tbc late Pfcs'
cent viii nor he rcrnoved. Biansss will 7esums
rs wolttd activity, and tic .Yiwsr tokens q o.
pu,ar yr.ef and ,Jfr.e vii remain oliy ~ to
ulcniu-y o. those W., have vIt'cs7en them. But
how IA 81 Vic val be- t. ff-'s4 90 the late scenes
IN the .ty, p4rtr l,-'y y lso ~ yest,rdtg, upon
tie m.a.s a' t.cItoii. ~ Nw i1is. The lmpos.
ing oiscgYics o. our Lou.rcd P,csilcu,, who B. 5
violence moi be- lc.ts, - au event that cHnuOt he
obuttGttI ~ u tie memory while NE Taste.
~ only VIII he wildly rem'mtcroJ
by our titzohs bat d will be something
i.- pr ris g. nafrata to their 'h,ircn and their
rr.ndr...l.ol iH Culture years. W On his ,usr.. i.-
i.' n.. ,-.un las he,n part Of the written La.r.
= "1r country. T. VIZ '.y",u &c rer.,..t oa u".
s.7I' s.ta tr.r-tel IHo 80 rI..- Iul o.
tie r'aG,rs ~ A.Au,a Lt,'.L- r.r t'.lasr n
TIC remarkable c.rsumatfn -. l..t' e.t tH
Gr,t', bot ic.aIsc .is. .,.' .' tf. ... Al
n man vi,r. ti' g.. p'. ,H.I,.'n. srI -''sf.i q"
degree i,.J .ur u. '..r .f., a., H..a H VAN.
i,Gi y. hH 'n'U iirrrs, Do. ". 1.r1f'',
Wr.n NAV Of there i.a. tu0se m.t.f .sI.e
d,,cl-.r. 100 81. r..- ..ar., hs -Hr'.ti N l'r l.r
rs dc .yr.1i us.f Nl' viJutssyt Iua -crHe' r
yes.erlsy hove rar'o., viii r' Wi '.tt. r'.
u,iufr gave un. ~ o1s tot 'ar, BOO luxury, u,r.
reared u .tI''trlc,, a.tA bio ors.n -! Doe ,s,.s
rr trr.a were - ,wF ~ those of Ue'
LuuIA.c.i an ~ New Y1rt. 10 hal ia'
early aagautesrs Of ,l.esu.0, 900 n'uH-.
iial ri MS 10 g.vn l.m TIago 10 Ur 1901
f life, uu haul TO a. 'I II'u 70 n TIE caro-, 'i0,
privauuus and u ..rl. Lips Oh % ia t' uc 20. q
poverty. a tlH - isi g. rely .p.n u.r p J
oWu iuius,r', exert. % AMI fsrr ul. "utta To-, ,
were his ,tiuuc, and wish them o 'W-; q Ni.i
ward 30 the laIlur Of i's mud crowned Fl g,
carer .y ''h'tur p',.. "a TO highest niche II
fame 10 0lru 10 record 40 tbs at causes ihc'
Affections OF 10 grc't mi.H OF our people ~ cue
wine n, , SCI, urluuI &c m,n,r, ~ AnaAuAE.
LrSo5L>. There was mono 81 that hsus y s.Hl
srst1nrlur clsiucnt BOO his uatare, which p. apil
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TaE announcement mSIc o, .....-. -r,sfas
~, uc u4, iul.rmaa1u to- Tho rl.,. ..f.r...,-
tcr of rros..,n, DtAcolS WAS o'e.p'.a .. d ,n4 .
aud siI toyrd "a II. amond, Viii N-g ,lr slf. ,. ..
Inosr rho have closely watched the co.rso at OBJ.
rcbd Isst'r1s.rcetH TIE beginning OF the war. I.,.
ohrlr' c.p".t has been well calcuat s. ucu
cate Sr,aa = 0cny Description IN the minis DOL
ttoir followers. They ave done everything
belief shat al 'i.asscs' should he oN.crm!nAtei
Iuer system u .usrtA warfare tLo.r inhumanit!
81 our imprisoned soldiers tlor Iruiality " oul
"ounded .ud dead On lae 0stt.e -uei4s, their publ,
reeosu'on Of piracy and robbery, pll lend directly
~ ulbue Vie more rVckloss lass VI rebels ia thc
CsN A-' laloa msn should 70 pg, W, Of IhC
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Religious services. The attendance of th. Rsv
,Ietus hear!C, OF the Methodist Church and the Rev
Father hanhA, chaplAins the Rev Father Duran.
luct OF the Catholic Church; the Rev M Crowley
,ot The Eplstopa Church, and cergynen OF other re-.
iciour denoininations has Afforded all the spifitu
consoR ion required by the sick and DYING Ia the sew
IerrI institutions on BlAckwel's leland Al Randall,
Island The services OF the Rev. M Peters OF hU F,
coral Church, the Rev. Fathers Schneider and Non.
roe, OF The Roman Catholic Church, the sisten OF
iCharity, lnmitella Felix, Christine and Icrnardin.
Mt, l. :. Winston and daughters. Mes,f-. shepherd,
Reed, McCroA kiddle, Martin, Henderson, BsI mum
and BIeNster have been truly valuable " the old
and young. To Mrr A, H. Gibbons the thnnss of lie
Hoard are due, for her liberal donations 20 the child.
rem durinF this and former years In clo-ng This re
Iort, the commissioners unite ia gTattue 10 the Al
imiFhy for their preservation nom the Vaiiou, ep
ldenlcs with which their path has been beet urins
the ave years OF their ste srdshp they have been
.calcd to deal with every phase Of human sorrow s-
fering and criminaity, and throughout ths period
they have with deep seuse OF their responsibility "
God and man. worked togetheT haImonlously and a
all sinReness OF purpose for the relief of the unuru.
,pllshucnts VI the best results within their rearh
iOs tar their efforts have succeeded the auirubls
condition OF the institutions under their change ~
bear witness.
1. DRAPER President
lHAAC BILL secretary,
JAhEr Is. NICHOL-oN,
MosEs Ii. uEISNELL-
Commis.oues.
Statement Of warrants and disor'ory persons tr.na
fierrtd from the City Prison 10 the Work. House q
Ba kvePs lslAnd, during the year lsGi and the
humber Of times they have been previously con-
United.
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Dr. hosiRs II. RASSEY Rest't Physician Lun Asy.
Dr' ALDEN r. Nki4ioN, Sen. Asst Fhys., Luu. Asy
'Dr. A. 1oLts hARNtS, Asst Physician, Lun Asy
br. EudRNE q, ROWE, House surg. Bellevue Hosp
,Dr. HESKy j. DEVILS, House Phyp Bellevue Hon
lIr. GLoE"E Z. DEWEY, A-s't phy ., Island HO.n.
~ 'us ktSG, Ensineer, Bellevue Hosp
IJoHS DFMoIr, ke,p per at Work House.
'J AMEH sAIIu, Keeper OF Work House
lloHS HROwS, he per City Prison
Rev. Father JosLrH fAVEnEILi of Black lei HOSP
RoS Father Gro. LALfHUBEiL OF BLACK l-l H,.y
.S!Wer DoMirELLA.i p.,,,i., patti. 90
,s.ster CnHrItS.. Institutions.
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q Wngy the LAAe Erie pirates d The ST. Albau' =
Tru.4crs wcr, tsscn into custody AMI cluiaei 10
Ca.aia, Jar. DAVIS iutsrpos,i 20 Their tclal,
'lui olau4ld thor exemption fr.u. pun slueat, yu
Che uu,ai tlaI they were IN TIE sorvcc ct t.
J" tau.ejcr,te Governments" al. tlcrl.oro cut..'c I
20, al the .sAt, and imm..,..cs accorded 70 "lt..
. ..crcLta" DAVE has MT yo, ,oon heard tom ug.
O.. SUB ,et of trc istc tragedy AZ W .s.'uE'aa, but
I would le exactly in kecpng with ms p.s.U re-
Narl.rt che border l.suerai',s, u he would issue
. .a manifesto declaring shat The authors of the as
Fs1sauss~n were engaged IN !riumn,o warfare,
-a. ia,uIn. immunity from funishment Tor then.
.'u that 'ropad, 20 far a. tie lrinc ulo 10 COLI
Voc 90, ,hcrs was 30 di!,reace between the mur-
dep .'a a'.gsn oi -: Alhnns sni tnat OF the Pres.
ta.Ht Wash.us,on Both arts were she Offspring
% .he ro',.nu ant the author If one as mt.
tC'ei :. "belN .ercut .sLts" IS tAo .l.or. Il f.
important 60 DAVIS ,Aat he shnu' secure this po.nt
az o'r'' IS po's.hle Tor it is quite likely that he
VIII ''fy sooI want 10 Use II precedent Tor i
Aown yAsc,
\ lnE pakc e sutherland is an 'niefst'pzble FIRE
man. aud He@ls with Lls ~ 81" hy ll- beIs Io
he mas LAa ttluEIHl lie N.rts out MA leadiu iron
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lhE bake q sutherland is an lniefSt' gable fire
.msn, aud S.esns with L.s "l'." hy li. beds We
he has hAa 'eiosIn lie W.re- put ul, leadiu. irou
ia tie engine stations y LIS bedroom.
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a North CagoIipa view of the War.

= NNfth hStoHn. !tSh NA tnt =" al
The Hon. Thomas l.. GliHgmsn, formerly
q member Of Congress, aud more recently
IN the Confederate army, has published d
letter tracing the causes OF the civil war
which he chsrges upon the efforts of the
authorities IN both the North aud South
that ariQueously regarded the opposite par
ties as representing majorities. lie states
with reference 10 existing issues
"The great practical question now pro
se4ls itself. What ought TO be the action
Of the United States toward the Southg /
am not nigigkeu when soy that in Norih
CarOnna the discrimination 70 support The
Constitution and obey the laws Of the
United States Is universal. There are TO be
found here aud there, perhaps, individuals
in that State who wall assert the contrary
They are, however, men without cOnsidera-
ton Of character, who have be, IA disappoin-
ted in their attempts to get office, and who
charge the people with being disloyal be-
cause they WIll not vote for them. No man
living IN the State believes there is at pre-
sent disloyalty there. The late elections
have been decided by personal preferences,
aided slmewhat by old party associat ons.
Our people think that when they haYe com
phed WIN all the acquisitions Of the Presi-
dent, they have right 10 chaose their rep
reseutatiyes.
know no man in the State, however, that
l believe can take what Is commonly called
the lest oath" without perjury. Ii this be
insisted on, our State will have only nOmi-
nal or counterfeit repre- ,entatives. Sooner
than have such, many think II as we'll to
have no representation at all. Ii the men
chosen are true 70 the Constitution, the
moro talent and consideration they have
the better for the Government. When an
army surrenders, j is done by its officers in
command, and not by men taken from the
guard house or the rear, because Of their
ipeiiiricHcy. 50 is it not better that the
public Of the South shluid come in with
their repr, sentative men? In this muuner
the "oyenment ana the Administra ion
viii obtain the ent re political and moral
support of the States.
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After the House was called to order, Mr.
Doughty concluded his speech in favor o
the Senate's amendment 10 the bill repeal
lug the Slave Code.
Mr.. Steele said that be had suggested tn,
cBll Of the ayes and roes, because it was
general law, aud in this the Constitution re
quired the registering Of the vote on its pas
sage. He wou d vote for The amendment
he was sorry, however, it was lot mole ex
ificit.
air. DJggan opposed the amendment, a
he was not "a favor of negro suffrage.
Mr.. Garrett msde another lengthy argu
ment against negro testimony.
Mr.N llliams called for The previou7 ques
ton 90 the motion TO non concur. AgreeS
g., ayes Is, noes %.
Mr., KefcheSal moved to adjourn. Lost
ayes 70, noes 4
The question was then taken on the mo
ton 90 nou-cancur, aud Il was carried III
large humber Of the friends Of col0red ties
tiuony voting in the affirmative, Tor th,
reason that the amendment was tOl vagu,
10 be proper
AdlUuInVd.
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though there was very little Of interest IN Il,
except that il shows the fact that we had
started an American newspaper al the cry
Of Mexico. / neglected 10 say b you, that
this place is situated on the line Of railroad
from Vera Cruz 10 the City Of Mexico, sew
euty miles west Of Vera Cruz. The railroad
Is now IN operation to within eighteen miles
Of this place, and all the balance 70 the
City Of Mexico Is under contract, and the
work Is rapidly progressing. It Is g few
houIs ran by rail rom here TO Vera Cruz,
from Vera Cruz it is three days by steam 10
New Orleans, and from New Orleans It il
three or four days BY rail to Atlanta, 50 you
see that we are rtill neighbOrs, even if you
should remain in Georgia. The road d
owned by an English company, but is al
most entirely Ia American hands.
Ny health is excellent, aad I feel that II
cannot be Otherwise IN this charming cli-
/ mate. Direct your letter TO me at Cordova
Mexico, and in conclusion let me beg you
/ 10 excuse this hOrrid and disiOinted letter
} as it was written in the midst Of crowd
/ half Of whom we're continually talking Z
me, and compelling me 70 talk 10 them.
Very truly your friend,
IsHAN G. HARRIS.
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House Bill lO9, for the winding up Of the
sffairs Of the Bank Of Tennessee, which
passed al the last session, was returned from
the Senate, having passed that body witt
certain amendments.
Mr.. Wines opposed the bill. It did no
meet the wants Of the state,
Mr.. Steele did not altogether like the bill
but hoped it would pass, as the best to b.
had.
Mr.. Mullins opposed the bill, in view o
the late delinquents. 1t did not meet tn
9 isis.
The subject was made the special orde
for Thursday, at ? o'clock ?, m.
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Scale Of Prices
Prirste Boxes. $50 Co Drrss Circle.-.---,.ts
--.-. S ol Puquetie-,-..-.---.-- Is.
Orhestrs Cha .r-.- CO Gallery. .-...-..- 1-at--
80 -Sfat7 can D. -ecuTrt at the Ihastro .IOm d.
g. ul- 300 o. ~. WiIhout eE ga chang.
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s}ashrllIe &anlpn.
-. c,rERoy ) cO., PabII.hers.
WrnNFsDAY. - %. -.

The Rogad Tsble." our fsyorite hebdo
rnsssl- ia ia issue OF the 9Th, gives Genersl
Grant q pretty severe rub for departing
from, ms accustomed reticence, and talk
ipr too much en- the Mexican question. IL
/. tbs esq-a-trr of the talk, rather than The
.,.a-t,r. that disturbs the eauanimiiy Of
our c5ntemporary. We presume d tue
General had recommended chat the french
.r5 srsr7miliau be let alone, he might
have induIred in volumes OF twaitle oa me
srlisrt and nos have Incurred the displeas-
,,-. ,f ,te .R5rnd Tube" He may be
ambitions. Is our cotemPorary intimaies'
now thst he has triumphed over the best
military genius OF this country, 10 have a
l.,,t With European military leaders, but
,.. l..,,bt IT, We would not, unless upon
pr.uastsuabIe evidence, attribute 10 INN
any .u.b unworthy motive. HIS honesty
,.urlty and patriotism, are, in our opinion
.B-o-ruutibIe. and vet, We agree with the
..p-raF Table" that the United states Gov
.-.ueut should not iutermeddle in the do
-,s-tIc affairs Of Mexico. We have had
B-,4f enough that the Mexican leaders
are Incapable Of managing the country
aud giving the people stable govern
,..rt II Macmillan can do this, We
ought 10 be thankful. IN that ease, We shall
hsgea ueighbor worthy Of our respect, one
with whom we can have constant, pleasant
istsrrourse. aud with whom our trade wal
increase vastly. AZ any rate, we do nc
,g.sh 90 See O. war iar the purpose OF, dispos
r.ss.ur ti.s Austrian and his allies. We havl
h.I euaueh OF tho bullet and the bayonei
We want peace, prolonged peace and repo''
We want all sections Of our country reunite
and prosperous. We want the oPpressiv
burdens of debt and taxation removed iroI
our shoulder, that we may once more stan
erect. and breathe and feel like freemeI
What matters % TO Us who holds Mexico
Wsare 90 strong 10 dread her as a foe. "
have 10 need OF her territory. Already v
have territory enough 10 accommodate 3
tbs people on the globe, and if We will
ahead and attend o. our own business, y
-b.Il increase anI multiply IA an things
rsriJly that, ut the end of q half centur
we shall be dictator 10 the world, il y
choose. Let us bide our time.
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OFFICERS;

OFFICERS:
SAMUEL WILL, President
JAMES h LUCAH, Vice President.
WM. 4. SELBY, Secretary.
VIM. ~ RENTUN, General Agent.
nR JOHN T. HOpGEN, Consulting physician
LAKELAND, CLINE 4 JAMESON, Legal Adv
sers
HON. ELIzuR WRIGHT, Consulting AetUaEy.
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Senate amendment 10 the bill 10 repea
the Slave Code was taken up. The amend
ment is as follows
"And all free persons Of color sre hereby
declared 70 be entitled 10 the benefit Of al
the laws Of the Stale for the protection o
their rights, persons and property, and ar
responsible and punishable, under tn
criminal code of the STAT, for all violation
thereof, for all The penalties, falonies, an,
misdemeauors, as are the free white per
aius."
The amendment was at first eoncuTred il
unanimously, by UiUG Uoce vote; but som
members discovered that it would undOubt
eily permit the negro TO testify, and a cal
for the ayes and noes was the signal for
discussion upon negro testimony.
Mr.. Garrett moved to non-concur.
MIR. Daughty advocated concurrence, il
al,ugthy speech.
Adjourned till ? O'Clock p. m.
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petition was presented from the mem
bers Of the Church Grove Temperance So
ciety, asking the passage OF a law to restrain
the sale Of intoxicating drinks. Referred
to the Committee on Tipping and Tipping
Houses.
A petition was likewise presented from
She citizens Of Gsllatin, asking the estao
lishment Of a Recorders Court Tor that
town. Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Also petition was presented TO change
the lime between the counties Of Davidson
and Wilson. Referred.
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If tits wise to Insure, isit prudent to Delay
BEDELAYs ARE EANGERJU5. va
DIRECTORS.

JAMES H. LUCAS.........,.....-.-S WILL
RaOeIl M Funkhouser, Of Fuukhauser kune {
Chas H. Pc X, President Of the Pilot Knob iroi
Company
Robert h Woods, Cashier OF The Merchants Bank
Jules Vale Of Ch0uteau, harrison & Vale.
Geo Robinson, Of Robinson Gsrrsrd-
Chas. W. MrCord, OF McCOrd 4 Co Mschinists.
John r. Thorn On, Of Thornton & Pierce.
Isaac Il Sturgeon, President OF the North Missouri
Railroad.
Hon John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
Henry OysTsloiz, OF OysrsiOlz. Wagner q Co., Lum
Der Dealers.
Ech. Schlel.r, Of Nicholas Seha fer 4 Co.. Stal
Candle callers.
William T. Gay, 81 Gay, HsnenksIp6 EdwaId-
DAVID Keith, Of Keith Woods, BOOK sellers snd
Stauoners.
R P HaBegksmp, Of Gay L Hanspksmp,
Isaac W NJ tchsil.
l.. s January, Of n. A. January & Co, Groosrs snd
Commission Merchants.
Vim. J. Lewis Of 3 ews Bro, TohIccouistL
?. R0EeT, Jr., Of +. Rozisr, Jr. 4 Co.
jacob Iamm Of Tamm 4 Meyer.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

DEcENBER u, 1855.
The senaie met at 10 AZ. Prayer By
Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
Mr.. 4. E. Lssaier rendered his resigna-
tor, to take effect on Saturday, the 10th
inst.
80 quorum being present, it YES accepted
without seton.
The Senate then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
A. X. to-morrow.
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Smusrmtnts.
THEATRF,.
u I'M STREET. BEr~EEN CEDARl cav
Wednesday Evening, December l}lh M,
VII be psa- eated saAkzpesse's JIayor
HAMLET.

d. ne, be .. 'eT- resge,flly aulouncs % tbs
- ~ I''e .ll'i'ri ilie great aTus.s
Mr.. and AErs s,,ss r.
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ttT,aa h.uuN ur THF IRrsuENr Be-
rnIaHf.l IH sell IuiHrmsl circles az Wash
% 'aA 'Ntt Sc PRESIDENT wall withdraw the
t.tu' siHnai ""sgra.H. ui tbn several States
a- econ -s Oh" ''uaHlutonnl Amendment .s
aH..FaI. ilo freedmen gwen Az, rirhi a.
t--aIs. alI its T.r-. a.Hi raT tbs s.ts of
-r.s...HH declared uu'I aaIN. TGrr,If-
uuy f1r-r vii thEu hc .sItHdl5 ssu. ua3 th.,
Freedman Psi H-Irssa ai.a yiihlrayrr a. -....r
ua enc TrHHer .T.-l De- shoEu Oh give th,,
Freedmen fair u.al. That Do thea cons
rrt.rs ta, v.l- of Hs-ousir1l.iIuu complete.
alI thst De- cannot but roeaeu .eH thfm 4.
stals uT.u on egual ig.1tu With the North
ru -af.s. fhlt war will bc declared 90 Az
ruu. Large Numbers %. those now excluded
.u tlg Aaucsty Proclamation vii De- par
IHurI nN smother Proclamation pt4lal,.
..l Isaa.H.H.
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Hon. A. z. Wynne. member elect from
Sumner county, and Hon. II. H. Marable
Of Benton and Humphreys, were sworn N
and took their seats 10 the House.
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sTRFEr KAILROADl


Mr.. Carter introduced bill TO ineorpora
the Nashvilie 4 Woodland Street RailrOl
Co. Referred.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DkCEAhkk - 1900.
The House was called 10 order at the
ususl hour, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell IL the
chair. Prayer BY Rev. DR.. Phillips
{ he JOurnal OF the 18th was read aud aP-
nrogta
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Fuel and Buildings

1 u Ill Cd tor sale at puhlic Auction on SAT
Il ukuAs December 10 h 1865 AT Vaaa hns tap,
On tha lAue OF Tho Nashville aud North. Western
Ri road. eight miles from Nashville, Tenn
Two hundred and inv l2tO) Cords Of Wood also
siN 49, log Houses, each Ni5. feet shin gle ROT
sale o. he made on the PREMISES cor,us ucinfr Al
~ am TeTal- Cssh m Governmeut Funds
- orderd CAPT A K. Eddy, Chief QMDT
A. W. WILLS,
I'D RTi. Mal. sad D. NJ.
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A FINE tWo stoiy Brick House and Lot, siiusis.
n On Ssh street, between summer and HiEl
streets, facing - feet on Ash street aRd runinE
biek la ieei % prFaie sieV which bsonEs 70 ths
ieL tor particulars enquire 81 tbs ntiice CT or
The premises % FERuI NAND PfTgTEp
declu-fto
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NEW BILLS.

The following new bills were introduced :
By Mr.. Garrett Bill to incorporate the
Defeated Creek Oil and Mining Company.
By Mr.. Mullins: Bal TO amend section
2I2I Of the Code
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For Rent

TVS ensuing year, two Store houses on Churrh
L rus e, opposite tn 'iStaceT ouse' and near
the 81 Cloud Hotel. For terms spsly 20
dect0 70 janl n Is ALLOWAY
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Hes Bridal OaaHhes. a. hssay q NarninA
End Instruction i0r Yong Men. Also, naE and ~
lstls Iresimont Cor llseases Of he Urinary md
se1uE sysiems-Suai i've, IN scaled euFelopsa.
Address, ID. ,. sktLLIh HOuGETuN, Howard
Asaoc.sioa, fhiladelphia, p. tprle-il
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For Sale.

A FARh Of 10 Acre q good LAID. eight milss
"A nom ne CITY. 90 the Stewards Ferry PIKE :
Aooai lun cieared-haisn e l61ri8 fl1sbsrei me
met never isilinE ~ ngs OF wafer on the plsea
ntaT the fsddsnce. The Itnprovems ntz an. enoi.
uat -etueHllal ont Of ofder- We vii sell ths iarm
very loEis isct ~ great sscnfce A. hi i forrei
sale. DC not odd privately, ge viii cffsrue u PM
De Aucto % the Pub'ic aquan-, on SATURDAY.
De-. thih, lat5. ARR N6fOS A FARkaE
dr,e-lg Agonts, No. y n. COLLEGE -
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Pay Up Notice.

hANE large smount due me tor services re-
deTed, snd most respectfully ask you 10 PAY
w, OF settle 10 sons WsY before the coming year.
W r. CORNELIUS
declo-lw A. Church street
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Lleg.. Seen. Grant and staff. consisting ID
COL A. B-i,-su and Col 20. p Babsosk. se
eamusniri tr hs. Cen Wilson, vrrs 10
ulr g.,t au IuuHj-Y. They reached her,
aa THURSDAY evening. rsmalnoi over 3t thJ
Genital Ha.e'. aud JOS au the state Roa.
ssstl lesIHrdEE muruur. The CeuUrs'
J-avs.s u very quiet manner. igUariuf
s..#p 3D. ua every aui all ocra .lous. As au
...Hstrai au ut ths uuprrieuime character
.I taH ia.Iuru. sh,l etc.r. We will STATE
tuli te arlagci Supper pc she Niruns
iaar-.Hl bease gi q. suabsgh. Esq. ,u
'rtgE street, end himself End stsH passed
frflu thg evening 10 iIsru .ur the VINES
cod .a...H. 90 tbai IGtie establishment -
J az. L-L--..-. -. VI.
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From i;:c London shipping Gazstta, Nov. @. -
President johnson is pursuiug a tempe
rate courge in the reconstruction o the
south, which D. ming him golden opin-
ions from ihe representative Of every party
Do the country, except only Ihe eEirrme
Taaic7ls, who gdvocme negro suffrage be
cause ii would throw into their own hands
an amount OF political power 20 which they
have at present 10 deieusib.s claim.
THE Presidents TASK oNE TaAT NlGHT HAVE