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Fancy Goods.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHIEF COMMlssARF,
hLTaEN nfyfsfoN or TaF TrSgrssrr
L --------- o. -

NASHVILLE. TFys . Dec 2, lSGs.
- EALED proposals. which must be IN duplicate
- with copy o. this adsfrtizsmsnt attached %
esch, vii be received at this Office un.il " o clock
m, Friday, December 18Th, 1875 COR supplying
FRESH BeEF, OF good and marketable qu-i ", iu
equal proportions Of fore sud hiud duarter NEST
Tor lssue TO she troops and Others supplied by the
Government with TstiI Us. ut the following named
posts N the Mitary Division Of Tenuezzea. Hunt=-
vile Ala Nashville, CHATTANOOGA and knOxFil.e
ienu-s and all pu-ts drawing supplies from III.
shove named posts ConiIai-t 20 - 10 force sIx
Onthst ocTnmencng on the lat day uf January
lsB6, and endiog the sOth day Of June 1seG or such
less me A. the COmmis-ary General Vi Subsistence
may direct.
Payment Will he male monthly or as early thars-
ster - iuh ds may be received therefor and IN
such funds a. may b. furnished ~ the o. States
Separate bids will be received Tor each OF the
above posts, or one md r. ay in lnde them all
No BIDS viii be snt-TI aimed from persons who
come under The eEeepuOos OF the Pre- dents An
nesty Proclamation. Nor will bids, 10 which such
periods are Interested, either directly or indirectly
BE- received, unless they produce the pardon or
The President. Bids from All oSher persons under
SAID PrOclsmat on must be accompanied ty the
Amna-ty Oath.
Proposals H1lst be accompanied by proper qua
lantee, signed BY Two respGus bic persons stating
that n contract Is awarded they y i'll enter homes
for the iRfthiul uitllrnent Of the contract.
The IN 'ersi g1ed reserves the right 70 reject suy
and al lids offered.
Enforse envelopes Proposals Tor Fresh Beef -
and address the same 10 the undersigned
J. c. READ, Col. snd G.,
deco-lO deci4 Nashville, Tenn
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dispatch from Washington says Mr..
Sumner saeered at the Presidents message
when il was read in the Senate, and old
Thcd. Stevens, Of the H. Of R., said il was
not equal in ability to a second rate lecture
Andy will be much discouraged when be
hear these thingsl
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FREEDMEN.


After the House was called 10 order, the
special order, the Railrosd Bill, was taken
up. Several amendments we're offered
follOws:
By Mr. Faulkner, 10 increase the apprs-
pFiatiou for the Manchester aud McMtnn-
vile road from Sl00 900 70 S34G, goo. Agreed
10.
BY Mr.. Mullins, regulating the response
bihty of the Nashville aud Chattanooga
Railroad, for ceriain matters. Agreed 10.
BY Mr.. Raulston, 10 appropriate $4,000
to complete the Bridgeport and Jasper K. r.
Agreed 20.
BY Mr.. Grimmett, to appropriate S250, 0o0
to the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Agreed to.
The syes and noes were then called on
the bill IS amended, and il was passed
ayes 40, no-s 10.
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Sale . commences on Wednesday, DEE q. iss5,
ri 10 am. st section L. Nashville and Nefth-Nes-
tsrn Raj road and from thsn.e 10 each Section IS
they appear "a this advertisement
= special Ira a viii be furnished for the acconB-
ril q iton Of purchasers, to leave the Depot 81
Nashville, Teun AZ 8 q N. on the dFy o. sale.
Terms Cash 10 Government iund=.
By order Of Capt. A. R. Rday. U. s. A Chief Q.
n, Nil DIV. Of Tenn.
A. ". Wills.
dec9 I'd Byt Mai. and A. q D.
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For sale.

FARM Of $50 Acre. Of good Land, eight miles
"a from the City, on the stswsrrs Ferry Pike
about 100 cleared-haian'e hsIriig fiaaterei. The
dnest never failing spnng- 81 wster on the riace
near the a. id, nee. he improFeIn- nta are COED,
but someghat out Of order. We will sell this farm
very low fact at great sscnhce, ss IL ls forced
sale If not sold privately, We will on u i 4 Pub
'ie Auct 90 % the Pubic sqaana, on SATURDAY,
Der 18th 1855. ARRl N6TON q FARkAh,
dec9-lN Ateats, No. N. College -.
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uEuPHls couRr NIL.

The Memphis Court Bill was taken mp
Mr.. Murphy opposed the bill, because Is,
salsry-S4 o0O-he regarded as too high.
Formerly 81 SOC could command the best
talent Of the State then why, he asked
should Il be 81 goo nov
Mr.. Waters, Of Madison, contended that
men Of talent could MT be had for a mere
pittanee. lie thought that 81 900 was not
too much. Cheap brains could not be hal
now. He said that 81 GOO nov, was les.
than 81 500 ten years ago
Mr.. Mulloy advocated the passage Of tn,
bill. lie said shelby county paid Tar more
than its share OF taxes, aud consequently i
they he'd the court in question, tney paid
for it themselves.
Some debate ensusd, When the motion L
on-c0ncur wss lost, ayes q, noes IS, when
the House adjourned.
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Tho Washington correspondent Of th,
Cincinnati Enquirer says, Republican Sen
ators, have expressed the opinion thai
before the end Of the preseut session of Con
gress, there will be found remaining only
iva radicals in Congress-sumner and Old
Tbal
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No. 222.

GIOR SALT, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY New albany, ind, proper
~ as follow A two Story Frame house 10 perfect
repai~i newly painted, on secoud rank Of ne ohio
liver IA iuli Ues Of %, the io0t OF The Fal
10 rooms. presses, cuptoardz, psuIy, cellar and
cisiern under the house. stable under ground
2ix24. Wood shed, n Sc. House stands So Rect
back FROM one street snd ~ feet nom the other.
Lot Il On the corner, COX loo. with rear iaacirg.
Also Two cOttages, Oi three rooms each, ON lot
is0xi7O, With rear ieoce cisterH 20 each house,
and we'll for both. Al, valued 81 $40 600.
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Tao me.ssge Of Provisional Governor
1e1Hsou b. tire Legislature OF Georgia s.,
er.s. BIS o. the point d Increases our adj
fa.fs''on 90 Dina S. enc orthr southern pa
u,ais uho know their duiy ANA DO not hesi-
TAT D discharge H. Hs closing words are
as alsrss
-fd.a in me s pgri1ual sligsi9n. IN my
't.e' so, have underworld ta avoid pro
ssIl'-ou 20 account ol former q M ,r.ue.. Of
- l.ll, aud have sought 60 relieve the nso-
90 liaia l'aiIs, pea sit.es and iorieitures ie-
t--f imposed. Ou condition that th.v BE-
Pc -a'iled tothe Government.
- 'iu- .ei no intreat Fon - bring for
N-l1 AAlf preuiiscs aud ani nsasiiiss. ana
"ael taea q saer Gee on the altar III onr
..---i-.',- e'antfy, that Ne may once seaiu
fsesslt d. mankind the. spc,isrlc-ihat
lfA-tni' happy apectacie-of "brrihfea
dwelling ioss,lsr IL suity..'
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The Legislature Of South Carolina elected.
on the seth ult., Hon. D. L. Wardiaw and
J. A. Ingl's, Associate Judges OF the Court
Of Appeals. James W. Grey, Esq, was
reelected Master, James L. CAN'T, ESQ.,,
Register in Equity. Henry Trescot, Esq.
was reelected Register Of Mesne Convey
anre
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The Cincinnati Enquirer say, /:

" The radicals or malignant msioritv in
Congress DO MOI CONSIDER the souther6. a.
late Confederate, States as entitled 10 be
represented in that body. As the same ,irne
they recognize a citizen Of those States A
Pres dent Of the Jnitod States and Com
taander-in- Chief Of the Army and NAVY.
They can have q PTssiaeus, but not mem.
bers Of Congress. Here . . nice disiine-
lion"
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No. 22l.

NOR SALE-27UJ Acres OF Laud, q miles rom
Il the Sswanse Coal Niue, Marou county, Tenn
der; the gsnerRl outlines sud q 1piion 81 which
will be gwen. Price e. per aero cash, balance
l and year. Will e1chsnge ior cly or country
property.
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q la na.iss
On the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower Levee:
one Building 42x2s feet
Barracks and Mess House, Jefferson II
between Cherry and Summer
One Building. 45xIo. ~ feet high
Oae Building. loKi6, 81 "
On Lower Levee, Halfway House
One Blu ldng, sGE24 feet.
Cattle Depot near Pork Warehouse
Lower Levee
One Office, 25x25 feet, two stories.
Que klIchan, lsx36 feet
Twins Landing, Lower Leyee
One Building, 4O120 fesi.
Bays Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
One Building, 2iNs7 feet
one Building, 2fNss feet.
tlna Building, 3sXlO feet
One Building, X3Nlll feet.
kight Buildings, each glx38 feet
sX bull1infs each Txl0 Get.
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike
Two Buldpgs, ca p 70K2l Fest stgry 20 n b. 10,
Five Shed stslles, l-uI2i issi
One Forage House. ITlxs0 fsei.
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House
Broad Street near High
One Mess House, 9211A lset
One Wash House. l7Nk7 feer
One out House, l2xeO feet
One Kitchen, i7x27 feet
One Quarters, 2615O ieet
U. s Iin-shOp, Vine Street near Broad
Street
One Building, 4oEl7 q, 2 story, ls bish.
Cne Budding ZgXiz feet
One shed stable. 2sNli fesf
One 9ut House, Hrs feet
one COEl House.
Watson Bouse, Market Street
Oas Kitchen, 40l40fset
Baptist Church, Summer Street. nssr
Cedar Street
Que Buldug, TfE2f fsei
one Addition, 40X60 feet
Oue Audubon, l6xge Get
Rear No "a South Cherry St, between
Church and Broad Street
One Stab =, Ilx2l feet
Barracks on Cherry street. between Charca anf
Broad street:
one Building. T7x24 fesf, 3 story.
Bsptsi Church. Cherry Street. sOsis NASHVILLE
Une Build rs, leKls feet.
One Building, lsxl2 ieet
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re
servoir.
One Build ng, 30oN2s feet
Two Buildings, each l0sxf0 fsst
Two builolnks, eacE f0N2l fset
Two Buildings, each flED feet
Post Quartermaster Horse Corral
one shsd stable. 2e1Kl6 feet
One ." GszNte feet
One Building. slKs2 Ret, tEo siorT
one Forage House, 6ixZ3 FEET, to -torv.
One Wash houze. igElo feef
Uue Dot Building, l6rlf ise-,
One Kitchen, x9xz2 ieet,
At Fort Dan. McCook, opposite Gambler
land Hosp Broad Street
Cue Bending. a2183 isst, iso sioy.
une Buildiug, lexis ieet.
one Building, I2sxef let, $40 si0J.
One Building Gr2i feet
Broad and Spruce Streets
-Four Stables, each sr'rsss D. ieet
At No South Spruce Street
one sishls. slEfs, FEET.
At Camp Smith, on LebanOia Pike, 3
miles South Of Nashville
oas Blllelugs 3lNl6, 10 Feet.
TRIMS CASE
b order Of Capiss A r EnBE, 4. ga Ch,sfQ.
n a. q q. y. Wills
ieei.ta decis BIZ aHE aud A. Y. n
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aa'Dt .Ntt d
Amount at Skis, eco
The greatest amount Insured 90 any sing life i
$1,000.
No limit as to the amount that msy be insured 10
sny one County, CITY, Town or Village.
STATE OF MISSOURI, loo
CRY AND COUsTT OF 81. LoUIs, -
Samuel Will Presiseni, ami William T. selby.
Secretary Ct the SAINT Louis Mutual Lie Insurance
COMPANY, being seyefslly sworn, dep0se aud say
aaf each for himself says the foregoing Is a full.
trle and correct statement Of the salns OF The raid
Company, thsf the said Insurance Company IS the
bona fiC owner Of The Assets above sisted, Of
when the prircipal portion Of that inyes.e 10 Real
Estats security. is upon Remembered property
in the City ana County Of 81. Louis, worth douhe
the cunt Of said principal loans, snd that the
above described inye tments, nor any pat thereof
ma for the benefit Of any individual sKerls ng
authority in the man cement Of the said Company,
nor tor any other person or persors whsieyer, aud
that they are the above described Officers q said
Saint Louis mutual Lifs Insurance Company.
lsiE1edl sAM'L WILL, Prsaident.
lsignedl WIN, 4. ShLBY. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me the under
signed, Recorder n Desds for SAINT LOUIS
County. In test. fnony whereof have hereunto set
my hand aud affixed my oEic.al seal Tbs 9th
day Of November, 1855.
lsgnedl JULIUS CONRAD, Recorder.
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STATE OF IEsNEssFE, C0MFTRoii ERs OFFIcE,
Nashville, Dec 6sh, ls65 J
j. :. ". HATCHETr, Comptroller OF the Irsssurf
do hereby ceriIfY that the SAINT LOUIS Mutual Llit
Insurance Company, located at 81. Louis, in tn
state Of MissOui, has produced 10 me satisfactOrl
evidence that ssid COmpsuy has complied with a.
the requirements OF tie laws Of the stste o. Ten
nsssee imposed 90 insurance Companies, and
nIther ceTtIiy that F. W. STEPHENSON, Agent o.
said Company, hes also complied with the require
meets Of the laws Of the S-ste, made and provided
m such cases Wherefore, said Insurance CON
psnT hiss authority 10 take risks and transact ths
BUSINESS OF Insurance in this state, Al Nsshvils
apd vicinity
THIS certificate Of Agency must he renewed the
Isl days Of July snd January OF each year.
trign'dl >. " hArCHETE
dec5- Comptroller, Ienn.
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The Mobile Advertiser says the Hon. Geo
S. Houston, Senator elect from Alsbams
'"msde capital in his recent election or tbs
ground Of opposition TO the Constitutions
Amendment" Afler his election, he de-
sired . ratification.
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The British Cabinet, it is stated, has de
terminsd 10 remonstraie with Spain IN "a
gan. 70 the blockade Of the Gillian ports.
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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home ofioS; No. 50 North Third Street
SAINT LOUIS, Nj sOUsI
ASSETS, July l, 'G5, ss64,G44 37I
sECURELY INVESTED.
dividends Declared to Policy Holders Jan. l. 1885,
F0rIy Per Cent.
Reader, is Your Life InsuredR
II moi. what provision have you made Tor your de
psasent 0aess THINK What wonla Be thsir'
psCuniarJ situation were you 10 de
70 morrow
Il tits wise to Insure, is it prudentto Delay?
NFBELAYs ARE DANGEROUS "a
Il tits wise to Insure, Isl tprudentto Delay ?
NFBELAYs ARE DANGEROUS "a
DIRECTORS.

JAMS n. AuCAs-....-...,...-.-....SAM WILL
Potert NJ Fnnkh0user, Of Funkhoaser S Burns C.
Chss. B. Peek, President Of ths Pilot Knob Iron
SompEny
Robert X. Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank
Jules Nslle, OF Ohouieau, hsrrison Vale.
6sa. koG1son, Of Robinson 6srnsrd
Chas. W. NcCord Of McOord a Co Msehiuists
John - Thoruou, q Thornton A Pierce
lssae q Sturgeon, Presdeat o. TIE North "a ssOuri
RAILROAD
Boa. Johu Hogtn, Member Of Congress.
Heury DIVERSION, u Oyer=tolE. Wsgner& Co, LINN.
Der Dealers.
N,sa, sehseflsr. q NichOlsz seha. fer Co. stAr
Candle 1 callers.
William Y. Gay, e GAY. Hsnenksnp Edasris
DAVID Keith, 81 Koish Woods, Bookseilers sud
SlalrOuefs.
;. P. Hs1easamp. Of Say a HShsnl1Amp.
issac y M.tchel
L. a. January, q .. A. lsnusry Co. 6rocsrs sad
Commission Merchanfs
Mm- J. Lewis, q eg Bro, Tohacconsts
,. koaer, IT., Of 8 Rosler, u. acc.
Jacob famn Of Tsam 4 Msfer.
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For Sale.

A DELIGHTFUL Cottage 10 West Nashville, d
n sight Of The n. A c, Railroad PF,e q .ro1.
Briel, House on pemumbFane street, with fJ,
r0Cms.
one story Brick on Summer street, with o.
rooms.
A deHrabla Residence in Whst Nashville, on
Knowles sheet Price g 7ol.
A small Frame Cottage with four rooms, % he
trsnshn pike, near the Franklin Shops fncs
CALENDER a GARRETT.
sfecR--lW TDl
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Hon. John Poole. Union man, was elected
Senator from North Carolina to the United
State, Congress on the 9Th inst. Hon. VIM.
A, Graham is his colleague. So neither the
people nor the Legislature would confer
office on the Presidents faYorite, Proyis-
ional Governor Holden.
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No. 22O.

EOR kENT-Fiye rooms 10 thirt story, south
II west corner Cedsr and Cherry street, Tor t~C
years from January Isl, 1906, a. $50 per sunum
anu sou bonus. Thee rooms are well located iol
business o 1ices, and cheaper than any We Bno,s
of-ayeFsgIDg Sl3 topper mon.h Tor each.
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At meeting last week in New York the
mention Of Gen. Lees name was received
with cheers. Gen. Grant, on his arrival al
Charleston, was received with cheers, by he
negroes The shite population wus not on
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alep ESTABLISHMENTS.

INTANTED. -AEeuts waited IN every psft q the
W sta-e, for 81 entirely neE aracle-the most
reliabs ever &c use Agen positively clearing
rom SO 10 $50 per day. Cal AZ room NO. 3 over
CumbsriaEd Gallery, opposite Commercial Hotel,
ior three days, tetEeen and 10 s-In f, snd szd 6
p-u. lcers-h
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No 225

TsOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres, on the
u Brick Church Pike, miles north Of NashFil e.
well IN PROVED Frame house Of thee rooms a.
nc, hall and kitchen. Two springs, hae young or
rhard Of coo frut trees. ia beginuIng to bear APP
pies, peaches, p.ums, cherries aud plums, ell well
enclosed. $40 per eere One-half cash, balance
il one year Possession given JsnuaTy lst, 1855.
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Gen. Grant was expected 81 Savannah On
the 4lh, and arrangements were made 10 give
him a public reception.
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The caucus resolutions adopted by the
House Of Representatives, have been laid
over in the Senate.
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The Provisional Governor OF Georgia an
uouuces THAI be has been ordered not 60
commission the congressman elected from
thai State.
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No. 2l6

ENOR SALE-A smsii Frame HOuse, lot 2ox7O on
II Jackson street. nortn Il the Corporation -puns
Price $40.
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The Montgomery Advertiser saws no sione
VIII be lsfs unturned 70 secure The pardon
81 Cspt. Frank Gurley.
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PUBLIC
Sale of Land.

AS Commissioner appointed By the County
Coslt Of Davidson county, will sell 10 the high-
est biodar, on tie premises, --on WEDNESDAY,
December 9Oth 1905 the Tract Of Lsnd Owned BY
the lsia q. NJ. &. Ezel, seven miles soutn essi Il
Nashville, 90 Mill Greek, adlo ning the Luuatc
Asylum property, and betgeen the MunresstOfo
and Mil Creek Turnpike roads, and near the Rail-
roed Said tract contains l63 acres, End vi be sold
10 tour different parcels.
Terrus S2g0 cash; the balance 10 aaud II months
with 10 crest from date, with good security, and 8
lien 70 .insd for the punch Sc money.
AL persons wishing TO purchasa \ holoe are inSl-
ied 20 attend W. d. RAB SR
deea- w Commissioner.
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No. 2l8.

E'OR sALE-An interest u House o. . rcons
L aud kitchen, Gu Fssier street, In E5eeleii
near Cavalry DspOt." Possession given lunusry
lst. lss6 Price s2l0-
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EOR sALE-A School Car, 10 good order, with
Il single harness Prce 500
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The Constitutional Amendment. ,tr
Tho following dispatches were received =,
Washing ou ou "Wednesday last b, IN,
Esss dent.
AutFpgEyuLF. Dee. c.
Io b. tz--iirue1. hndrsy John. IA
Tho Legislature has adopted the Csnst.tu
Nuusl Amendment, and uii pass laws aln
pity protesting freedmen lu their rights o.
lefssn and property. iucludinE their righ
fo siir aud ~ sued, and 30 testify.
J.. +. BRowN
NLlrDCryILlr. Dec. C.
So Hs Ezealaus,. Andres 5ohu~sn
The ousututloDal Amendment has passes
each branch oi abe Legislature, The Housl
has paved resc gtloa Iustructiur thc ia
dieisrs COMMITTEES o. protect persons oi Al.
urau desroEt ia their persons aud property
aua aI-g o. allow thcm o. testify I'M cases M
-sFh.sh t.cy aiaE he Interested.
d. J.. T0HNsav.
Provisional Governor.
Grars has acted promptly On this sub
.rri. Nhcu che pray,Jcs ior the protection
of the persuns end property 81 the ifoediaeB.
che viii De aaea5 Of Tennessee. whom she
hes slresdy oyertassu ia she rsor for reor-
rsu.1aiion.
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No. 2l9.

EN1R I.EAsE-Store House, coTuprc { College and
II Bioad street, for balance of ls-5 aod "a. Pcs
session 1--WE Immediately. good business io
eahty. Price S2,uJ.
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A joint resolution Wa Offered in the Cal
Hernia Seuu'e On the sth inst, ratifyins he
Constitutional Amendment
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f1tH IS (sA1URDAY) Morning, Dec N, At 10 o.
L clocg, consisting IN part oi tie following soodF
2 cases Tue Cali Boots, . zsses HeaFy bfosans 3
casfs Calf ko0fs cases Msn's Shoes 800 rairs So
sorted ladies' shoes snd tfsitsFs - NJ Cears, ias-
sort~d biandsl, so assorted Hats q large lot a
Cutlery, just resolved from New York, % New
White Blankets 20 6rey Blsnkels, new, so Grey
hianket taeeoud handl 90 Hair Pillows, % Cork
hairess+s. b Ear Msttresses 3 ShCck narr- =
ses double also lot Of Fun ture and House
hold goods, 70 close consif ninents tde,st
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IN1R RENI-A very desirsbe residence IN sight
Of tie n . Railroad, with 81 rooms. None
los first class tensnts uesd apply. Appy 81 No. 81
Cherry street. or corner Church and Vine street,.
dec9-iW
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EHTANFED AGENTS sell Wells Pats1t
w self Feeding CIRCULAR Hand SANS. great
iabor-sevlng machine, rare opportunity for &C
i've men n make fortune. Extra premium To-
dueeneut large sales certain. For terms, en-
close stamp 20 J. WELLs, 81 BeeZmsn street,
New York. decs-iW
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Wanted.
PranLamation BY Ihe Mayor.

MAYORS OFFCE, I
NASHVILLE TESs Dec 2. lso5. }
IL parties owning ? oPeity on college a 40
~ Market streets, between Broad stIeel N1a las
square are he-sBY not isd r. construct stone el5t
M, ,srever h - reaui.e ed 10 A-cordance With ne
80 sn.seifesfions turn shed by the Clty ~
l1neer sid pTspa1fy holders are no'ned T. com
5osf,.a tbis sFork VI. bln ten dsys, aed push tne
same rapidly 10 e0moieuans or me eonils.tol ~
- frts vii b. ordered By tne city % construed
80 81 rfioes and the expenses thereof VII be- a.
seE sed urOD ssid property owner,
H. Iot W. MATT BLOWN, Mayer
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Notice to Shippers.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
~ bsgRsge OF any Kind, checked or unoheeks
n The Baggage room a. the COMMkRCIAL 10
TIL, to CLAIM and axe said baggage away oslore
the SIN day Of January. ls6d, - 81 remaining on
hAnd vii be sold a public suction on that day.
STEPHENS a CO.,
dsc5 I'm Propfiei0rs Commercial Hotel.
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Senate net pursuant 20 adjoarnmeut.
The School gill Wss taken no, and after
a discussion, p stponei 10 the 10th OF Jan
uary, 1866.
Adjourned to am, tomorrow.
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GOV. orr, Of South Carolins, wss insugu.
Fa'sd on ths asth plt
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Exrelsior LIftrY 4 Sale StabIe.

THE undersisnsd having purchased the entire
interest ofW O. Woodruff nthe above ahie.
Woud stete 10 his old fends and the public gen
orally that he fully appreciates the patronage a.
uoernlly bestowed on the old drm. tnd h0pes, BY
close attention business 70 be abe 20 satisfy tne
Eants OF the most fssiidloaP. Any person requf-
ng anything IN my line Of bif'ness maJ rely On
onething eoSd. ~ GUARANTEE satislscl n
d. A. MIlUHFlL,
deos-lw No. south College 81.
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9musemtaia
n eW Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER srRHETE

Bul AT Success Of BashNns's cid Fsvoutss
Mr.. and NIrs. = a. OATES.