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SCRANTON & BUER, Agents.
SALE OF
Block-House Timber.
ENGINEER OFFICE, 4

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TiNS.. = pt 9Th, 1865
CtEALED Proposals VII b. received at IN 5
- on, Urt September eth, IS o, for the pur-
Cnass Of ali Block horses built by he United States
IN the former De artment Of the Cumberland, e1-
ceptirC 0se 10 the deen Of Nashville ard Gu It
tanOi "a, sud those al bridgeport, Ia and White
SIDE, enn. With the hJck houses " u be IN la
ded al timber ard hauled to the block on e.,
Uhcugh un raDed), ana sl quarters for he boyk-
house gaTIlsons.
parst pro Ossls will be 'eceiyed for timber cut
for Lighthouses aud len in the ~oods. ORDe S Of
Il, Der Gu not hauled, and who have not teen
paid, may retain Their timber on return Of The
vouchers or reeelp given them.
The number and locs ion Of each block house
should 5e ca efully stated hese bloc houses
are along he Loulsvil and Nashville Railroad %
the etste line, ON EdGeheld Junct Gu % CiaTks
vile on be Northwestern Rs lroad the Sashyi le.
Decatur and Stevenson Ra 70 cd. the Sashvi le n 4
Chattanooga Railroad, the East Tennessee anu
Georg ksii=o d md W. / A Rsilr 50. They
c tan from Thirty 10 one funded thousand lee
N Of tim er, snd a yarisH quantity o. lumber.
Detailed IN Ohm ton can he Obtained at this Office.
Terms N 10 gOTernmentf nds-
Bidders are invited 70 be present ct ths opening
Of bids.
ByoOmmsnd Of Major General III Me-
" 4. MERRILL,
setT-lot Col Isl U s V V Engineers.
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FLORE NOE,
Tar UTTEz INABILITY o. rHE
Florence Machine Company

| To supply the dsrnsnd for tbeHo Machines has
heretofore prevented their unverssl introductiou-
Having irehled IL -lr ncilitie, Tor msn featuring,
they are nov prepared 10 I'll their orders.
The Florence hiss The following sdysntsEas over
| suy snd al osher Sewing AIschiDsa:
It is the only Msobins that wiz msks mofs tfan
one kind Of stoh.
Il ttoss o1r dFerest siehas. the loc' llso', doa
tge Eocs, snd dos-s knot, on one ADD the same rls
chloe Esrh stitch being dix o. both .lle' q the
fshrsc
It's she only Machine having she reversible feed
mohoa, which suablss the operator. ~ simply
tunng thumb scrsH. to have the work run eth
o. 70 tn right or lsf, 70 stay my part Ct The seam,
or faz.en the ends 81 seams. without turning tue
flonc.
The only Mschine hsvrg self adjusting shuttle
tausion-ths smoln; 81 tension slways beiug IN
exact proportion 10 the size oi he bobbn.
Changing the length Of stitch, and from one kind
Of stitch 10 another, ca readily te done Hhi!eths
M4chine Is in motion
The needle is easily adjusted.
Il is almost 1oises. aud eau be ussi VT ere quiet
is Dccesssry.
It's motions are all p0stge; there are 10 springs
70 set out CT order. and its simplicity enables the
y7lost inc experienced 20 opeTalsit-
Itdoes not require finer thread on the under than
for tie upper side, and win sew across the heaviest
seams, or from one 20 more thcknesses Of cloth,
without change Of needle, teosion, or breshng
thread.
The Hemmsr is easily adjusted, and vii turn any
width OF hem desired.
II vii hem. Sel. bi-d, gather, brad, guilt, aai
Rate ct and sew on arutis at he same time.
Tho ssI.Irg up Of iha slack thread Is not 9eIf5rm-
ef BY d inc gusr contraction Of wsre col or TN
certain operation Of wire levers. The precision and
secura-y Eith Eh.eh the Florence draws the thread
into the e'oth is uuappTosched in any Sewing Ma-
chine hitherto offered in the market
Eaeh Machine Is iorni-hsd vi h " Ba-1l's's 81.
ssec," which Guides tlsIs0gk issG and is Of inysl-
u4,ls Tsea, especially to fnszper snced operators.
While possessing the above, sud nlany other sd-
y.snilges the II renee Is sod at corresponding
prices with other FIRST class machines. and a care
iul zaniEsH0n vii iully suhsiaut.sts AZ that sc
hsve csiIned for H.
Esery Machine is Esrfsnied and w'l Be KEEP in
ord one yesr
VA hine. vi e sHpeIio-ty - q MsnufsctlTer's
Mac hine il thoroughly estabisheo.--E. Howe, Jri I
snFenior and Paieutee.
MaeADes repaired and s8istaetioD g1sIsnieet
ATAeenls wanted 10 every county Lioeral n /
duceueuts offered.
CAMP & ELLIOTT,
General Agcnss FIR Tenn and Sortn a.
escond loor, No Union sLI ~
seps-tf Nashville. Tenn-
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Teachers Appointed for the Hume
RuTIdFnV

PRoy. c. d. LAWREErE, author Of Lawrence Al
gebrs.n and late Professor OF Ma hemsi ics 10 the
0sw Yorh state Normal lnsitut az Alhany-Prln-
II. ". WAHErS, A. B Yale Ilege, Teacher q
Classics and sDgsh Branches.
Prof A. ]. 81 Bizen, ron Pou' Croix College, De
pa tnent do FiuIstsre (Fr.neel, and sie PfUic sjI
Of tie Cnive s.ty Of NOtTe Dame, ind.-Teegher Of
Nc1ero Language gnd Classics.
john A. Oven, A b, from IiInois.-Tescher il
Grammar Department.
Miss James, nom e. AlbNns, Vermont, for
! rnerly Pre~eptress Of the Female Department o.
| our High School.
Mls N Hanks, fom CincinDaE. Ohio.
Miss II Z Phi lips, from Boo on, Mass.
Miss ( Ford, nashville.
! MS N Vaunoy Brnwn Nashvi ls-
Miss Caruthsrs from Huntsville, Ala.
Miss ! Lo q, Nashville.
Miss Mag Barr, Ma hylle.
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Circuit Court Lincoln County T.nnesscs.

Circuit Court Lincoln County, Tennessee.
aiicheal & Denhan and wife
Is Sec nd Bill Tor Beyiyor.
hn Passenger snd -hers.
] 7 appearing 70 The satisfaction Of the Clerk from
the all gst. n the ti that defendants, Aoane,
John +, ikOmss, konert, beersneba. Elizabeth,
k1usi denly. Cyu'hIa, 6e0rg-. and he other r3i-
no children Of 7 taysiEg 2, dece-ae5, IA res IN
EDOWn are nOnres dents q the state of Is nnesse-
60 t1at Tie or mary prUcess Of law cannot be aerV-
ed up N them q Is thersfyre oIdered thst publ
cergn Dc made or four successive week. in the
Of Na hyi J., re uirrE @ e saId def ndsu Ep-
er B. re our next Lincoln cOLuty Circu c iurt to
Be held q "a court hOuse IN the town II 70 cite
i!e, on tire bret mopcEy IN November next snd
plead, Hnswer or dsmur 70 said bill or he same
VII taken flr cJnt SEQ, AMI 80. foT hez ing eK
paIte - 70 them
3 3 WOODARD. Clerk.
seps-Wit
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Lost.

T O5Tip city N the night OF the Jth inst, Three
i Voucher a. follows:
O-e February 2sth, IaEor Z Lanee........S 25 90
MsIch l4th, ID" David PUTNAM. 2e5 %
a" March q IA D BLACK. go %
Iss1ed by harles v Stewart, A @ N. IN y
are refther sigred or audited. and : syment n E
hesn topped on than. Tn finder vii be suitably
rewarded b. RETURN & ham 10
bCTi.EK q GREENWOOD,
sep7-2t claim agents, 81 Cherry st.
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Sale of Saw Mills.
ENGINEER OFFICE.


SseHvILtE, Aug. 25tdi i5t5.
-,.,,pD PROPOSALS = ID b. recc.yei q this
go. 1sti The ION Of septeulher, lae'' ioF Tie
- oos 30 ~ he folloNing 81 Ails, VIZ
p1iela - 4 Befisy saw MI, % inch cirruisr saw.
"a 81, ~ nder. % aoh stroke, II foot boder' 81
Ly2aS I u, Dyer Portable saw Nils q Chat-
nose 5s Lane BOalsy Portable saw Mills st chalta-
no 81 shzsls nschoe, FaJ's RstsnL ST ohssia.
M Mills are al n go-d rIInnirg order.
F1Itter mlorunaf . shout tnosa 10 Ch-ttsno0gs
can r oltainsd from 1t. Col ? v. FOX, Let q S'V
u Fueineers 81 chftlsuocga l1a nect ssary build-
ms ali Be- incl 1ded 10 ihs eale.
a written guarantee of tso responsible parties
rrrlt saeom1ans aach bid. The goFernms Mt re-
serves Ia rig & 70 reje any BID deemed too low
desrs ale invited % e pressnt e. ne opeEinR q
ti1s
~ order Of the chisf Esg.nssE.
IN. Z. MERRILL.
eug2i.d pei htuhgY EsEassfss
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.


ctEtIED PRCPosALs VII 20 received 5.
- cHses % mo South N9nvle street 1870.
company uHtl The 10Th oay d eptemo-f. ~
ffrs any taa n1sferal, lay,uri TIE trnf 4, ans ~
- 80 49, "a ths Cornt.-r g, and f1r hu.l1.1 s p
nasa7gary eiad.an and Worzsnops bil- VI
fsrre 5I-16ar these beads or dlrisionai rl
Fra-F1r furuisn-ug 81 Inaier.al i1t ~ - -
~, .i , -, ..' n, isy.ag t1e Track.
c--11F-Far turn ii. % tne ua.-. ....
gs-f--ror frruf.h ~ the nfc e. afy ifilei
bpiIi--,e the sta les and HoFksn7pe 49,. .,-,.
. DIS 49,. - frs entire NoTE MI q b c.rIlf-
vans - -, fiI-ee divisions. The COMPANY p
ln-o ,.. y-bf fe ace5pf or iest any dt'-.on .
II. Of ssy I'D osrsa Plan g s9a sps % i ,sS c
~ ret ? =. r-,.lsr. $50 q q orih Cherry street.
panJ' F" ERoF Ak3ls Iro,
aacrftarT4
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The Selma (Ala) Times learns that
Mrs S j. Day, residing near Marion,
Alabama, shot and instantly killed, a
negro man while breaking into her
bedroom, on the morning Of the Sd
inst $3.50
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I.OOO Copies Selling Per Day !

FTGfE most interesting sDd exciting book ever pnb
1 eshed, emb acing Mr.. Richardson unpsra lei
ed experience for -four yesrs. Travelling through
he south n the secrPg service Of the Tribune az
tia outbreak the var. ith or arm es aad hasjs,
both East and West, during The hrst two yosrs Of
the Rebellion; his thrilling esp urs; his confne-
ment for twenty months n seven different Tebsl
prisons; IN escape, snd almost miraculous iNuIucE
bT night Of nearly 400 miles. Il will around in STR
ring eyenls, and con ain more % the fact Incident
aud romsnce Ct the var, than any work yet pub
iiEhed Horace Gree'y Us Of il:
"a grea' many books viii yet be written concern
ing this war, in addition 10 the many alresdy in
Or nt but cot oneof them viii give within q slmi-
lar compass, a clearer, fuller. more readable ns-
count, entirely from ptr'Oual serVatiOn. Of the
nature, animus purposes, tendencies, and iustru-
mentAites OF the siayehO lders rebel ion, than does
the uupreieD6ipg narrative Mr.. Richardson "
Teachers. laoies, energetic young men, AID e.
pecjally returned snd disaiHsd officers and soldiers,
n want Of profitable 'mploymenf, " Il fad il par
ucuarly sdapied 70 iheir condition. send for cir
cusTs address,
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
SCRANTON BCER, Agents. Sp{f,-3t
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To supply The demand for thsao Machines has
heretofore prevented their universal intTotnchon-
Having irehled a. -lr factie, Tor msn lsctlfing,
they are nov prepsred % I'll their orders.
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li was announced last week rs
remarkable, snai a ship had brought
IS one voyage over 1000 emigrants
The British steamship Queen arrived
st New York yesterday, with 1925 in
tb5 steersEe.
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Engineer Property
AT
~ a 1 e .
rsaITEEE orrIcE.

ENGINEFE OFFICE. 3
SAsHv1LLf, TEAs Aug 26.h. 49,
vryII,f DO sold q pTiTsts sale a. re LnE1'.-.
w 1ttr,s Cbrr b atr-af, corner Of Spruce Nssl
49,. -. 49, Oh a sptsmper. lscs, aud dslJ there
si1s- rl5f,i me ssls q closed, quantity Q. Phe
- - io-t ulneus and Chamica.s. luciud.fr
90 -nasa, "a ks PE.u ing trsInes, a. 20 i'ls
a. ree5sd IS to- ~ efament
~ Esnlall r. intnR r 30 shmsrt. coar-sl El
81. psu94rr Press, IA fonta q fgpas caf-s- -
--sragH go4,pls g once Tor printing sl-a-i l0's
49, n c. ttsooosn, Tenn By G. r. p mt.fi-t p
Ist q ~ v eng lsaf5. 90 an1 s.-ei
tft- u ssotrrrbsr. Isr5, Z rcuiar Saws saFta.
f.-t have p, Font on WaFcns, shes taIl9s'
80 sss3Ias. ri.ss. = Gre DlulD and siefi dfll'
= Terms cs-h, 10 g0goTamel. 49,
f5rrrar.au Can he o. j. nod e. this oniH-
r. 0r,,ercf me Chisf Engnser
WM s. MEERTlI
,-y7--t4 Col lss aVf Engnssra
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Mnst be Sold

UITBIN the next six days, fou- most desirable
w Bul Ting Lot in choice additions to Edge
field. The Suspension Bnrge j. unuer contract 70
Le mpleted b, g lst Of January next, which viii
greatly Increase the demaud tor Edg field lots
owing 70 n ~ elise proximity ID the bus es5 part
u Nashville. BE Gu =, OF you I'll Sc bsrgs rs
J. l.. & R, W. BROWN
Real Estate and General Agehts,
aeptT-lWl over fOrss Z ok Store, L nios street.
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Kentucky University,
Lexington, Kentucky.
}. 3. BOWMAN. A.M......................,..RsssBt
OfscIenee, Literature, and Aris

WIN So Va ~ hChAO8 AibOA1buENf Ahu Al "
FAOUI TT;
hfBrsT MiLIIGaS A N President.
John Aus. IHams, A NJ, Prot. Of Moral and 10.
iel ectusl Philosophy
Henry II White. A u, Prot. Of Ns'hemstics.
10 ert Peter, 81, N u, Prof Of Chemistry.
LOWS l. l1nkerton, A 81, n D, Prof. Of Eng ish
language sHd litarstura
John H. Neville, a NJ. Prof Of Greek aud Ger
msu.
Jsrnes K Patterson, A NJ, Prof Of Latin, ETC.
Alexander Mllngaa, A NJ, Adjunct Professor q
Greek aud latin
,. Eyrsud, Instructor in French, Driving sDd
Painting.
ID Fillmore, Instructor IL Vocal Music.
lle on beg Ms first MONDAY in october
Tuition for Collegiate Yesr Ss0. free 70 iudies7t
young men.
IsnItors Zee $.
pormitO'ies Tor 100 students, rent 1-sa.
Tuition slso ftee 20 one voilnr mar from o,,1,
ReprssentsuFe District 10 the SAFE ss pTeyiisi for
u TIE Agr.oui .ursi College bli.
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Amnstmfuts.
New Theatre.

CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER sTREEE
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Education.

-. .t--..3 s-i open % neTi -s, 80. =, Z,
TIE uud-f- l,..si-a .ud sisfhsF slsl-4 - -,
~ Aa. z, 1900. lsss 40 een, p -. b
s e. ' p. ~ y JSy 70 EFsy s1ss Va no 'sa.s
promote No nela - rufrisied % b. "a
81 tne youlh - 80, = i-8 g ne booA-'o'-
ha1res g ~ o.. Pubfc si1sf.. = 49,. =, 80
is s.l.,s e - $500. -. s,rssS .tssi
y.1s-sss C5uHoA. Asiia M 60
surit-isls
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SundrIas
THE
Huntsville Independent,
FvTsfsEf9 wlEi-rY Al HuSrsyEElr, ALapasA,
by Dew & Young,

FuHE INDEPENDENT has larEs sad growing
i circuiston "a Al the c0Unpes o. North ais
Nashville Merchants would do vel 70 svsll them
selves 81 rs columns, iycrrse taer b1s cess II
this sectics. Adveuisene1ts inserted - Oraersd
e. reasonable rAtes- Address
DIV Y0t1N6,
Put. ln3epen6eni, Huntsville, Ala.
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1t viii afford Va crest . sasue 10 shov then, moi
only % tbose S5hies 20 purchase Bot also &C To- Sc
h+Ung MAGHIN 5, Who viii lad Novelty, Durn-
y Ii'y an I Simplicity in tho Mechanism, Elegance
and Convenience ia the dee 90 Of tho
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POlsno's Variety Theatre.

Private Boxes. ............................ a.
CTeie ana fsrquesae----.----- .---.-----. = ~,
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S5O.OOO.

VETE have 5000 worth Of Elegant, Eligible,
w and vain be Real Esiste FOR Rslo. or the east
side Of Market street, hetTesn Church ami Brosad
Those heretofore making snqHiTies for properly
N this section, rs weii rs new Gus omcrs. can cali
On tsep2-lwl Nelson B MuRFREE.
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Smnssmeuts.
THE ATRF.
.AAHNY STREET BETWEEN oEDAaa CAT.
Prices If AdmIssIoo

Doors open at y, o'clock Overture q; So',,,,.
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WE find that the large quantity Of
Cotton which We OWE and control in
South-W estern Georgia, and the unset
tied condition Of the country, will re-
quire us 70
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v,ry-TY s..tcf ground % The Easi SIDE e sun
Iner stree, detWees Unioa and OnlfpAI -
Fesso able pre-. kppl1 20 - 4. ,rrTRFuuT.-
ss5s-Is AELSoN Aphfhsl-NF
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NASRVILLEC COURSE
Great Race for Saturday. Sep. 9th
Wanted.

I WISH 20 rent OF leass ior tern Of wears.
nest, pleasant resldeoce IN tie city Withia ten
.nina IS Of The capitol. a house uith fout or eve
rooms des red PFotnr payment, and 81 possible
1sre Of The pTsrais Cal co me At the capitol or
address ihTouFh the Post efboe, q
Nv. HAwKINS.
ssP5-3t Care q Con tzonsT,
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Teachers Appointed for The Trimbls

" Murphy, g.. fsm Pontiac Id
Mias Grace kimhsil, r chester, New York.
Mtss COrbe;, Nashville
?. z. Fall Pres. B % Il.
J. ". HOYTE, soc'y BofE.
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The Canton (Aliss) Mail learns that
on saturday night, 26th Of August a
band OF thieves went TO the plantation
OF Dir. A. H. Dinkens, near Madison
riue, and succeeded IN getting away
nom his GIN house thirteen bales Of his
private cotton. Fortunately the rob
berry was discovered in a few hours after
itwas committed, and the cotton, which
had been brought TO Carton and care
fully stored away, was recovered. Two
%. the participants in the theft were
caught, but succeeded in escaping, and
sFe now IN parts unknown.
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THE 3EST
SAVINGS BANK

Is q invest your money in SCOT Real Esisle ia
II GHt around growing cues. II Old house, srt
destroyed sy Ere &c oliy makes WAY for doer build
InEt, g. lncrf9 es tha rslue of the lei DeFasta-
ling var az Sweep away all pers nal property, sEd
oiren the improvements on real e9 ate, but t1e
" terra firms remains desuI g TIA ruins Of Ere snd
war. Property in srodnd Nashville a s stead Is en-
hauced IN value Tor the last tBeusy years ana We
Offer = great Speculation n quite a number OF lots
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Teachers Appointed for the .Hynes
Building.
AS Winter, A B, sDd;Wiie, from Rochester, New
YOrk-Prnc pals
" " Goodw Nashville.
Miss E N T-yor, Boston, Msss
Miss Wary HOi les, Ma vile
Miss julia French, Nashvll 9.
Nj Aurelig Whsr,on MELVILLE
Miss Els Dcmgan, NashF lie.
Miss Jul b Lana, DsnYille, New York.
Mrs L Lea, Nashville.
Miss Jennie Fleming Nashville.
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Elght EmIssIons CaFel

Youaz Nan, stop before you furthsr ~. y ~
jlsssse8 subject 70 Nan, there "a 20 dsosss 20 bare
10 cure a. hight Emission add pn4ac-ans -
searos that understa1d treating % AM % J1l ean
Fsy nat have cured dOEens IN tbs city e. Hat q
hi different States, who have sponi col1 e.ei 40
lar, End are row vel cured b ne J Nd dsy ~
caiviug Letters and sending uietclne % az pa-s
the country. In q word, al that are I.-,a.l r
.s0v nv. AMI VII i've me esll, vii Eva aai--
acton FOR Al Of ne diseases ueuc1lal la -
rsrt.saus8t. TIE best d rsisreBcs1 s.fea = 'l-'
usy.
Az lssisrs 9;rseisd 70
DR. MGGILh,
uaioz street, Nashville, Iaaa
L-.l-n- N 49, .llh - a--.- -
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89ashrille @1(niOr.
wM. CAMERON 8 co., Publishers.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1865.
NlssIsslBDI-President Johnson.


We print on our first page this morn
ing, the general order of Gen. Slocum,
called cut by the Proclamation Of Gov>
ernor ShaFkey, ordering the organizs-
tisn OF the State militia, for the sup
preston Of Tobberies and the protec-
ton Of the people. in connection with
the order, we publish an extract from
letter 70 GOV Sharkey from President
Johnson, on the subject of the orgsni-
zation and employment of the militia.
Il viii be seen that ne sustains the &C
ton Of Gov. Sharkey, and desires the
use ola militia force with q view to en-
courage the people in returning to their
duties, and also to reduce the expense
10 the government Of maintaining
large military force in the State, by
Withdrawing the same
Says the President, wisely and sp-
propriately-" One great object is to in
duce the people to come forward in Il e
defense Of the State and Federal Coz
esnments. General Washington de
clared that the people, or the miitia,
was the arm Of tie Constitution, or the
arm OF the United States, and, as soo3
IS It IS practicable, the original desigr
Of the Government should be resumed
under the principles Of the great chart
er Of freedom, handed down 20 the PEG
pie by the founder Of the Republic.
The people must be trusted with then
government, and if trusted, my opinion
Is, that they viii act in good faith, ano
restore their former constitutional re-
lstions with all the States composing
the Union. The main object Of MaJol
General Carl Shur2's mission 70 the
South. was 10 aid. IS much ss praotica
be, il carrying out the policy adopted
BY the Government for restoring tb'
States 20 their former relations with tbs
Federal Government It is hoped such
aid has been given. The proclamation
authorizing the restoration OF Stat
Government, requires the military q
aid the Provisional Governor in tn
performances Of his duties as prescribed
N the proclamation, and in no name
10 interfere or throw imPediments II
the way OF the contamination Of tb
object Of his appointment, atlesst with
uut advising the Government OF the in
tended interference.
Thisis the language Of patriot sn'
statesman. II Is calculated to exert
healing effect upon the popular min'
Ia the South, snd 10 accelerate In
work OF reorganization on sound ba
-ts laid In the affections and reverence
Of the people
The people must he trusted wit
tL-ir Government, and, Il trusted, m
opinion "a, that they viii act IN goo
faith and re tore their former relation
With ell the States composing tn
Union With such sentiment a
fhis from the President ior Their er
Soursgement, the people Of MissiFssipI
yes, of al the late rebellious States
will take pride IN returning TO their iirs
love, and taking shelter under IN
esrles Of the Union. What profounl
r,buke It is TO the small minds an
smaller souls that entertain no propos
ton that does not still look TO wa
upon o. subdued and conquered people
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RISKS
TAKEN AT REASONABLY RATES.
ps.LossEs PROMPTLY rAD.ss
DIRECTORS.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, sep. ST. lSt5. !
Provost Order 40. g.
All Liquor saloons at this Post, ,oulsid The city
limits, WILL on and afisy this ate, closo az II M
and are also requirpl 70 retns, c'osed on 9unasy.
By command Of BYt Eng. Gen. =. c mason
II. W. TURBkrr
aepC-It L. Col snd Provost Marshal.
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Teachers Appointed for the Howard

hNLItIAIlIs
EAWare, ABB, Yale College Principal
8 7 CsldNe ], A N, Nsshyile--Assisl .nt Prircipal
GA Weaver, A B., Huntsville. ala.
TW II ley, Mas villa.
Miss Helen v Knox,
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College at Law.

College at Law.
FACULTY,
Hoa. Madison C. Johnson, IL. D., Pfof. q Evi-
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Hon &llsm 6oodloe, 4 NJ, Prot. Of C0nstiu-
Connl and lnternationai 1 av, etc.
Hon. Richard A. BuckneT, A. NJ, Pref Of Common
ana Statute Law.
Session begins first MONDAY IN Octobcs, aud
ends lest week in rehrusrg
kers " each Profes sOr So
aSnitor's Fes S..
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any q he Colleges. apply 20 Hnv member Of the
Faculties, OF u j. 2. BOWMAN. Recent
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heats, htimulants, and Carmiuarves, and 70 EsT
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lsIltd; especially IN chronic eases.
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