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cas,,.r,,foS This. 5. .no,hsr ADD great

| rasyisr,,ia~ -This ). ano,hsr ADD great
! ro. IS Is radical J. Icy Try have shat their
! sy.. to the iasl thai pa -oes rsstpfsd and
l tie -a.sfitntion - estsh .iesl there cannot H.
| cosa--stion. snd that ia tn isnguase Of ihs'
| charter ~ OF r'ghis "ro stbin i-f % tfss 700
| shall work corruption ~ blasd ". d. no,
| believe that cont 'ra'ion = pmeti 'ble upon An
extensive .csle or even Jpn comparatively
I limited scale
Al thes. consultations. h-iag q. 10 ~. IN
svitshle con i3srr that N The Su4th has failed
g. establish = separate aud ia,epr adfnt Zoo
ffiersrT pas'd uFnn the graf principle af ali
government she esnnei b. hrsd eRh.n the
rui0u A. .uid1 gated section she cannot 10
deprived e. Ne risht sul power ~ managing
her ftir- with her osu stat, liri,. and
shat any Other tisn erne iifa'ury spi genesou.
policy Will Lad - aseb saotef uuh.avai Of
al. TIE rispsui. OF opposition within her Dor
Der. a. will throw The whole ro4ntty once
u.ore into al the barr,d dir and tamult md
eo1fH-'on Of c'su 80 49, aetropoi tan Record
rhis i'. very sensible -sii.timed sttltir. n
tbs editor Of the Record wire fr.iden, n the
soaih he rould rot more ,rnihfa'ly Or forcnly
chsrsc,criss tbc e-vr,' o. cruel. eo-fcivc pol
iry apon TIE part Of the pedersl Governmeu,
On The other hand II the S3a,hcrn p.opl. are
treated k.gdlr their fes'Ias. and their ran.,i
tuliousl sight. respected sAi 4 disposition
manifested by the North 10 rr.tor, ID. country
to ~ original visn' and prosperity tho happi
go re.a't- vii follow
Pr~.isnt Johnson has : great .o,. b,fa,.
him fte LA, the good ease. The na-,l .our
az. ard TIC exalted pstrioti.m L. carr, II ON,
WHETHER ~. g,r,h va. ,iyh, a, ,r,,v IN a..
.trgrvls which bs. N,.t ris "A on. ,h,,, q.
certain. Ler p-,pls we're s-tu,i,d he mrs rs,
tive. AID believed they yer. ia.,is.s b, =.
.or,ia, to arm. Thev d,A rot ,et,,ina,v,lo.
a.. bu, \, oe.d,n-. 10 r,gul,,l, o,v.n,,,a
stat. action They Ar tb.,sf,.. d., h,i.
opinion, rot traitor. M guilt Of i,es.o, And
n hair u. p,.ple Of The ssg,h A.. h-,. a,
baBI,h,A And tie r,,,,,., %, a. to-.
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80 The connent- Of a portion Of the ne"'
pspOr PEGS IA TINS department 'easIn'n'ly 10
,esbme as4in', The policy OF inausnTa,lns a
pystsm of guerilla ssriage, :, calcala'cd 70 20
mis5ls fgr tie feasan tuas the feiethl' may
10 induced by such representations T. SEM
large bodice Of troops into cur c0antD When
noss arc really required. W. are satisfied 'h'
dangers apprebeaded from gue'iilas Il imasl
aary. aud haa 40 real foundation. The coun
tty s.l ~ ones ss,an.o peaceful s"Ioat, aud
there will be no violation. Of private rigbts OF
RESISTANCE 10 pnhhg authority which the eit
rsn. and the eirn authority are not inl''
cor psten, 10 pa, down and punish
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-. The snhinincl s,n,rm.., frnm The

- Nv f"N l'fha' 3'NtfA'' nv. wv" ~
Galveston Bu,le,iu g.. The r,,ua OF 'ha ir-
,eryicw with the fel,-il agents. who were
recently sent 20 demand the surrender u
this department although hu, a repetition
Of what hiss bcen hitherto published Will
be Interesting to read again,
The terms demanded by Col Srague of
Ten. smith were those on which iee ard
.Iohr sto1 surrendered These were nafcm
torally refused Col Spragur rcmiihcd
al sarry.por, until after The meeting al
Marshall or the Governors &c Gov. Allen
ihen took 10 h.m propositions Substantially
o. fol o~s:
lat / q restore the relations between
the United State, aud SiH', GJyyrEucn'>,
the L J authorities shall assure TIE PEG
PIE o., this Department that hey NIL not
bt mo'esicd in p.rson ~ properly Tor any
act done during the war Or bihor exercised
under The O. ) 9. So OF thn S3aies g!
this pcparlmod'.
n State authorities TO exercise their
functions aud maintain order against
piaranl.rs and all parsons acting withou,
authority. With sgliicirnt military iorce
20 pgalsh the same until replaced by Fed
era. troops
Sd The army 70 b. disnand j "a a
given tim, firers and mrl - return home
without molls..'.c7 oi fc-s"u &c property
- long ss they remain peaeelal eitiz'ns.
i,b Permission 10 be accorded 10 all
persons who refuse q cgilpca 70 the | :
Goy,rnner' - dispose " their properly
aul em.groi, thsraif3m % toy dr.tc
within a reasonable time
ihr'e terms Ctl Sgrsgue WIS Wt su
'h4ri4ed 10 accent bat was d-sirou9 la
take back With him. ard he believed &, 3
would be- accepted 10y oied Gnni.
rJn- Grnl- Taylor ard Forrest ia SUI.
rendering their respective -am0ani spras
IN high terms II 'he gallant Aad liberal
Treatment received By ,L,m and their sol
d.- f4uG Csubv att tae Fedora
aetrorl;j.s They ad,i. .aldr7 sud a,
Ir,s 20 shaad'a q ,d.a # further rei,s'
aace al 10 d avor To bring .,aut good
tel ~ h,tss,a the sections ard .elrhbor.
ly telling at hons Tey r,cayare com
arHtrg Hpan 'i~ .pr' q tes. Generals
me- '4agu. g, u,t IS" bee generally Mt
m.rl Dui stto,rd !, iay,
3 'r t','r general. who have shown
a5 hc, rarcy and dr,Jtedu'S, in tie
support Of the eluse lor Which l'rv have
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80 rb.re arc ~ paoilest'n' 10 thi' '''u'
81 or paper, Whhl Seem TO '.'c'hAd'' inc
policy u President Andr l1lasnn. One u
sn Article from tie sHpd1y Mercury Witch sp.
,o,rs 10 be- written hy ayih'TIy and the other
]. ths Pssgsnliioa Of the P,etids.t relative
70 Virginia
Per coutfa rsnajtt.le siirl Ne ,0py from
the New ofI.ans pleayans breathing pure
friend y ma s.ntnimous spirit. sh,sh u followed
vii be attended VI ~, beass vi fc.ults Which
po' VII DC ultimately adopted, iem.'r' 10
10 soet. e, as hope fof the hs-'.
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Cirrus RrpnbIirall.
FOR GOVERNOR.

VI, au,h1firei - announce Col m
WARD CLARK eand ls,e far Gar.fror si
The .-ciinn In August Hexi. We are also =.
.a.sisd g. siste that ~ zoe 70. Or vii he ~
thofi..l 10 v,ti,das lin ffaia The canvass
We ,fa authorized b. aHaaaues HENRY =,
N.rULi9CU s.s Ctai i.'s flr Governor. al
tbe eas1ing August e'e',i1r.
We IRE aEihaIs-a 70 auneahe, Gen " y
ycrOp So = Ctadtllte iof Governor Al ne
.a.ui-s sesast eisciiea.
e. We SIC author sed b. annDans. Df u.
T. ALLEN fof Governor si the eumlng Al
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-. We ~, indebted to DR.. u. I, Richard
ton, Of the IN Texas. who has just returned
fora New Orleans ricaynae Of the 9th. 1t
contains an account OF the death OF Jere Glenn
ems. the Incarceration Of rrosiden, Davis and
o,hers at Fertse., Moaree Of GOV Vance being
counnea at Warrington, sc. pF. Il. lniorms
us that large ea,aty force Is on the way n
garrison the principal places N Tits section
Tn. Federal COMMISSIONERS viii bs ~ ShrsSc
pai, lha f,4 js,s
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There are twenty tree schools lot ncgroes
in Washington city
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STATE SENATE

We are authorize 70 anu9uncs n II
HAYNES, A. = Candidate Tor tho ststt Senate
q, the ansni1g August election.
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sbs NAV Z. J. AT 'iu hand. u ft, D. "a
rs,.-,.r
NsFr1 'Ho'i'N - ,'o''Fu't vance
.'' Tor me- nous 90 Hi7'"Hh' comply
uA''E '"'.,' 10 '''''h i",s '''i
'''' N'N'. '' i',".h 20 I'-'. "" ?,
. 'HI'a's - ''''''.f ~ N'''
No'.r"ar Graham iiaa . e. Gilman
sui Hon l'r'1rt l.ar vt'.d 1n G.u
lAo'irid aud s.h'3 p.r..-ti.1 '4 - %
'.I''e. r..
g.. ~ IL
,... AL e"ilh.y "a
uot s.clfr gfpJsAi ,.... -,rtso1 Iu''0'i
Of imm.d 1t, emancipation. 1L.' rci'''t
Vac rt.r ciIiy l-el.uel
II NV election IA 0rdarA. br',
Vance. irienls who co'bqs'y the NA'ih
4ut a..s,rcrsey ~ ta- -tnl', say they "ilI
-uu A,r, against VIZ II den IN thc graa
nal ,a,lacipatiel platform and a. co0A
den, II sst.
The orJ.r o' Gen : rhoh. ID, " ''ia' .oie1
freedom % ih, slaves Of tbs State nos
cr4,,,d a gr,al sensation, as il was oa :
up,trd hy The leading slaYe'ellors. NHn
loped L. hold nr to them urlrr the grad
IA eu,,p-,r,l.op swim.
r. some p.r.. Of NrriHm 70 different
course socw' 10 or piJs3'l
Ga he ARRIVAL ei we ''h '"iF' ~ '''
Vht. t'' "'S'",H W.T.
they csth '''"''n ~ "VSe'' III. P'' ~, -.
W az Wv ''' ','''''b ..-..'.t,,.
@'''''e's "a
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
D&uY USIoS OFFIcE,

,
The provision market is 4 shade weaker
to-day, but produce remains firm, though
the demand is not great.
A large quantity Of cotton was in the mar
Ike; yesterday, chiefly arriving in wagons
The good weather and the late rise in prices
had stimulate the farmers, aod they were
on hand, each with wagon load of cotton
Prices in the money market were very
strong, and blessr5. A. A. Spencer & Co.
sold one lot at 471zc-superior article. Tn
price, however, ranged from 44e 10 acc, and
Erm.
The following are the wholesale prices OF
the leading articles
APPLEs-s7 5O@s y Dbl
BAGGIsG-321zc per yard.
BzLK ROPE-Henp acc.
BEEF-Dried 25c per n.
BACOE-Slear sides, 25c zee. for shout
ders; Sugar cured hams S4s b.
Country hams 24c.
BUrTER AND EsGs-Butter 55e. Eggs,
3l@33c per dozen by the barrel.
CANDLES - TslloW Is @ zoe Star, 2ss20c
per h.
CoRS MKlL-per bush, 81 IS.
CHEEsE-Hamburg. 23a24c. per d.
CoTFsE-Priine Rio. $50 Sic. per n,
Javs42@4sc-
FLoUE-For best superfne 50 80; extra
family Sll O0@ly.
FKED-Corn in sacks in store, 81 IS per
bush, Oats, new black, in store, 7Jc per
bush; Hay, new Timothy, ha d pressed, SIS
10 80 per too.
GRATS--W heat, old red winter, So Is 10
3 80 per bushel; prime choice Kentucky
White " heat for seed, 50 to 50 80 per kus6.
HIDEs. - Green, &c. y b; dry flint, 10
@l2c. = 10 sheep skins, 50@75c. each.
Iron, BY the Ton-Flat Bar, / = TO G inch
to 1 inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, IL BY q
oI3s by Is to = inch, nc PEI u; Band
from, 10 by a to $40 inch, 72<c per h;
Round and square. TO ~ inch &c per 70
Horse shoe, scrap, assert d sizes, g. zc per
h Nail Rcd, superior quality, equal to best
swiss, l41e per n Hoop Iron, ~ 10 g
inch, &c por n.
LEArRER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
cinnati, 55c. = ID do. do. eountry, Acc.
? 70 ; skirting 5e@55. y ID harness 44945c.
2 70 bride per d0z. S5Oa55; upper S409
IS; kip skins S70sg0 calls skins S40a55.
LARD-tirm, Zs(633c.
LUXBER-FloorIng per 1000 # SIS $50,
Rough clear Pine. SO 70 $50; Planned Gear
Pine. $50 to $50.
MoLAssKs-ln barrels, 81 20Gl Az per
gallon.
NAns-sS IS for l0d, I'D, 3 4, 4Od, 6ed,
for jObbing lots; an advance OF use. tor small
er lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails of same size. Spikes cut ,
70 inches, 81 90 per key.
ONIoNs-Si 50G5 per Dbl.
sUaAEs--N.O Sugar in hhds ~ Ss2Oc in
bbls. lsei crushed, granulsted, and pow
dered 2S4(G2s per n, Coffee Sugar 22a23c.
iTRUP-GOldenySl ,609l, 80 = gal in Jsbbls.
SALF-per Dbl, bushel bbls, s. 50.
SEEDs-rimothy 81 90 = bushal; Herds
Grass s.; Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass So
80; Clover Seed SI7 90 ? bushel.
oBAcoO.-BlackWort s0a9Oe Bright SLAP.
WHIsEy.- Bourbon, pure,S5 %, Imitation
50 .5aS Robertson, pure, s. e0a5, imitation
= 75a3 Common RectiGed 81 70; APP
pie and Pe8ch Brandiss, old S4a5 new 4G
4 5Oi Irish Whisky 10; Cognac Brandy,
pure, $50 90; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
S3a4 SO; Port and Sherry Wines S4as
Wines S25si5.
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OLD AND RELIARLE
GEEERLL HERGHlaBHE.


49,. a. sS''a''' si'aasa % saa rssns.s.-. .sa
frarlI F1r
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a HH HN| H|H HIaHaH
Centrsi Rank 81 Va.-...sl
DanFd.c Hsat.---.-....ao |
KEchalEe B'k 81 Ns....4Q
Exshknee b'ukst Wee
lAlAssssass4 sasss .-s-ssssssssl-s
TX hanze Hank So Al
CxauG1is ------s.-s-..-..-lal
FnruOut Bars ..........6l
Farmers bsnf q Pa
ci-lll 90 .-ssss|s-ss --- ss--.ssN
Fa-inars ksns o. Na--i5
aanuf-cfg rrs snd
H IAII - saaaaaHsaasasHaaaH O.
Nerchsuts Bans. --...-..'i1
Nerchsnfs snd Me-
NuIIHIf aaa-aaa Boz s...ssa s. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MY THEArRz.-Thc Ner Theatre vas
again croaded last night--Arrsh-oa-Pogus
continuing . gov IL f-vor wilh each rep
resentat on. Mr. NED uough takes q ben
eft tonight and. Il ihat 3 Possicle, TIE
house VIII. Of course, , fuller than al any
time before. We say if th-t be possible.
because the only limit L the audience
hitherto has besn the capacity Of Tie house
Hr. McD0nough has justly been ranked
among the great sectors Of this cou try lie
has a high order Of Ia cut, and has rendl-
ton Of lrlsn character 20 Sc ses so much %
freshness that il has only 10 be seen be
admired. The time IS past whea whooping
and beating the heel with q shillalah vi!
satisfy n aud suce, or be regarded as a true
representation OF the Hibsfnian- Soiae-
thing better sad more elevated Is densndea
-something more true 70 liie-end tnat Is
supplied by Mr.. AcD0nOugh.
There is nothing in the irish 10 call forth
ridicuie. He is iovisl, it IS true, but warm
hearted aud generous and IN no play are
these traits represented more faithfully than
by Mr.. McDonoush in Arrah -na-P'gue-
OLD THEATRE.-Miss Ada Webb takes
benefit al the old Theatre, tonight, and
Will appear in TIVE Plays" Beauty and the
Beast, aud the "Bride Of Lametmo7re-
The bare announcement that these iayorites
are 10 take benefit, viii suffice to nj the
house.
SEAEls.-4lr. searls had smother good
house, last night, at the Masonic Ball. He
viii continue but tw' nights more, and
those who would witness has ieats, should
make good use of their time.
: THr sUSxY sIDE.-Hundreds Of people
spent another pleasant evening, al the sun
ny Side, last night. The programme WIS
good one.
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PtEsoSAL.-The Tennessee Journal, the
German daily u this city, has The following
item
col. Ihcrass Rushing has returned in
hue health 10 Washington CIV nom . short
stay 10 has native STATE. New Jersey, y here
De tooE an actlve aud conspicuous part IN
tue late politoal oalnpairn that resulted ia
the signal defeat and overthropr ii that once
powerful but rotten Democratic uartv. alias
Copperhead party"
Col. r., who VIII Dc iavorablv reeoTeesti
hv most of our citisens ami military. Is
former Assistant Chief OF the Qus-terfnss.
tef's Department OF the Cumberland. has
rendered while occupyiaE' thai position
most eminent and valuable services. Truth
REQUIRES but 70 state that next to that lnde-
fstirable Chief MAJ. Gen. Donaldson. no one
has worked harder IN bringing the Qusrter-
masters Department 10 lis present high
standard of eifcieacy than he himself. and
which, previous 10 his administration, wss
doomed TO . deplorabls chaos. Persons &c
gaainted with these facts, Notwithstanding
any feelings Of envy sud jealousy, ever
must ackaowledge that the shove notice Is
more Than an oFdiuary pue. Col kushing
slthin lev days vil strive in fais city g
investigate sfairs connecied with tie Guar
.sInss'srs dsPos e Nashville ans chssis-
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SPECIALNO NOTICES.
HOME AGAINGI

HAVING returned again with large
stock Of
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EoT1cE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened BY Specisl Field Order No. SO,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
esipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order 70 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just indebtedness from the Government.
isSa-Lf II. TOEPETEs 4 Co.
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Max L. Gutmsnn, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fan and
Winter Roots and SHOES. Best custom
made work 20 be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieods at 20 Public Square.
-ssoqS pas sIooa snoG IoJ 'sIsnbS S!Iqnd
'OE on 4s i!UO-i sgsKlsNOD dSY sHzIvaQ
oct 2S-3m
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WHIER IS CoNNG, snd we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with 4 choice article Of Coal
selected with great esre from that lately
owned bv chs Government Our Coal Is
hard, pure, and c ear, aud prices as low as
any in the market All orders left with Us
viii receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don'tforget Knight Bros, Office
Hall. ocl20-tf
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
IN Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co.
uctl3-iy.
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Ths Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Wsrninl
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and TO
Hatie treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systolns-9e1t free, In sealed envelopes
Address, ps. !. SKILIIN HOUGHTOHi Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apris-ly
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MAREETs.
by Telegrsph.l

CNcNsArt, Nov %
Flour is quiet, and prices unchanged. Wheat .
firm, and held at s. e5s2 10 ior old red, and 81 10
al Is for new. Corn duh at 5oc for sound old. Oats
arc ingo5d deuaus, and held al 4098le in eleva-
tor Rye steady. sogsSo for prime, Barley is in
fair demsnd, and hsld at 81 40 ior prime al. Gro
csfes quiet, vita fau iobtinE demand. There IS
q dull msrzes ( Whisky; sales Of new At s. a5.
Provisions are unsettled, sud prices too irregular
10 admit Of quotations. City Mess Pork s-ld at soc
Cor old a-d now. the market closisg d ~ and fesyv
a. these "a IS. Green Meats have declined, and
are nominal al II, l49l6}5e fsr Shoulders, sides,
Hams No transactions m old Meats. Lard lover
snd dull, quoting st 23}ss2'c for whole hog and
prime ke5tle. Hogs have declined fllly 81, closing
nominal at g. 5o8io IS. Gross receipt, 5,0s2
dsad
Gold is quoted at l4e1t 9l46BS, buying.
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City Council.

BOARD uf COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board met az the usual hour last
night, President Coliart ia the chair
Tho following members were present f:
Mr.. President Coltart, Messrs. Horne. Haley,
Duncan, Marlborough, Scott, Brien. Wood
10, Haslum, Hagey, jenkins, and Robinson.
A large number Of reporIs, from the
Bosrd Of Alderman, lPuSiishet last We'd
nesdsy,) were received.
Mr.. duncan, iiem the Committee on Fire
Department, reported thai she engine Ne. 8,
was 10 a bad condition, and thgt IL would
require 1895 to repair IL. Filed.
Mr. Bren, from the COMMITTEES on Expen-
ditures. recommended the purchase ofSl feet
Of ground, djoiuing the Engine House No, 8,
to enlarge the house. The cost Will Dc
$500. including the cost OF the building.
IL Is proposed 30 estabush q "calaboose" ia
connection with the engine house.
The whole subject was referred to the
Committee on Fire Department, together
with the Az members from the Sth Ward,
with power 10 acI
Mr.. Duncan, from the srecial COMMITTEES
Sn the Lower Wharf, asked further time %
make a report. Granted
A lsrge number Of petitions were pre-
scented, fer the erection OF frame buildings.
some OF which were granted, and others re-
ierrc3.
A petition from NJ. Burns, President OF
the Chattanooga railroad, relative TO certain
water pipe, laid down ~ the United States
authorities, vas referred.
A bill % preyentauetiVn sales on the Pub
lac Square, except when sold by officers un-
der execution, was passed, and ordered 20
De transm tied to the BosFd Of A derman.
The bin from the Roard OF Aldermen,
authorizing the purchase of a herse snl
spring WAGON, for the accommodation OF the
CITY Enrueer. was laid on the table.
An act 10 preveot smoking in The Market
Hoase, wss taken up.
Mr.. Home moved to lay 10 on the table.
Lost. Ayes-AIessrs. Robertson, Horne, and
Moodhn--S
Noes-Messrs. Jenkins, Brirn, Htslini
pacau, Haley Hssen, Scott, and The Fsesl
dents.
The Dill was then passed.
Ao curuad
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CinneInnati, Ohio. -JosErH b. QuisEi' i
our authorized agent TO receive advertisements ana
sBsserptIons for the gashrile UH0H.
New orleans, LR.-EDEIs E. oyERsLt' Ct
the Commercial Reading Roo", is our authorized
accent 70 receive ad7ertssmeats and s1o5er p lors
soT he NasiaBe Uui1a.
Memphis, Tenn.-CIsHEsTs 3 hhiAi are
~ sgthouzed sEsuls 70 70 eve aa'eil--e ii'e--1
and sugs,riplio0- for the R1shuas JHion-
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II yol want yo1r Pianos veil tuned, call
on T. :. @aekson, at Lacks, on Union
sireet, o. e his new Music Store, on Chgsch
street. Orders from the country VIII meet
With promPt Estsntion. eet2s-ti
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

Sell your uncTrrent money, mutilated
Notes. ) and cts. interest Notes-at q. \.
OrdWay's Brokers Office, 45 College street.
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" 5 CheathAm, Esq, has arrived at his
hons IN this city, alter an absence Of SIX
months. His travels have been OF decided
advantage TO him physically.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

~ mclcal ven and The prars raeomu end DR.
EichLtND'5 AvfI CHOLERA WfETUEs b
tle ollT cefilu remedy '1r D. arFH rl end uTaen-
ierI lt u "a erIr1nsfiun rf Al fnran1H. tlarr-
neu'a, .lmu'srts. and Cfrm.naaVes ana b. aa--
rlnied in elect "a cure ctr OBJ 0rler means naga
i1it1i espec1i'Y .u chrome cs.es.
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Choice Coal for sale by Knight Bros
No. 49 Church ST., opposite Masonic Hall
octe0-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

Get your wall paper at Merritt i Hills
corner Of Market and Church streets.
gefg r.
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10 ora sUEsCEIBEEs n THE tITN.-our
Agent is now calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
',av be due from each subscriber. We have
had mo- regular collections on the routes for
the last > ear or SO, because We have had no
time 90 devote 10 e. The bills have al
been made out from our books, and 1t is be-
Ieyed that they are generally correct.
Where they are found 70 be otherwise, they
will be willingly and properly adjusted.
We cope that every one viii be ready to
settle when called upon, as It VIII greatly
facilitate business, and prevent The annoy
anee oil scaling again" on she same srrnnd.
la the future we will collect regularly every
month u
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
t4tionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brosnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Mass.l Republican, Boston Journal, BHlti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 berry street. If
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r. EsTERBRoOK & co,
sTEEL PEN MaNUFlCTUEEEs,

v.pzuor,=rsl Ne ao1 8reh-s-. fhiia.
-. a. Jsan-si-, A7s go
CAAPLEs and sr.oss On a1l.l.se,.1.. L1.s aisfe
CsrrIea - - laras are el sellIaa hular can
ra1af.rfI.-. - rssi n drlsh ul1si ll-f AMI 1e-
resa ~ teiut 90 tie - arf aFe
-. 49,. Ts flc-aI nile 81 o. rslrnarlre = sgfr-
,i.-.f -l-----str sea 81 f1re. 81 IN alol.
- scr ale Ei real - sli 3 sl1rrFa r. i1s
ru'ted afEtsa =. eaEEA1hlya a 20.
ocru-en ed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

New carpets receiving every day, by ".
". Berry 4 Co., 70 81 College street.
noYlS-lm r
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Examine the large stock OF carpets at ".
W. Berry 4 Goa, No. 81 College-street.
nOvls In