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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-04
BUSINESS CARDS. =
TEW BOTTLIN G ESTABLISH

NEW BOTTLIN ESTABLISH
IN. MENT.
I respectfully inform the public that have
taken the store No. IL, CampbelPs Wharf, and
intend conducting 80 .5uIsd 81 b
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT I5hh
and will keep on hand, at all times, large sup
ply of PORTER and ALE of all kinds. Also,
fine assortment of the best LIQUORS. ft''t
My purpose is, when the season commences, to
conduct the 0 YSTIER PACKING BUSINESS
in all its branches / respectfully solicit a share
of the patronage OF my friends and the public
generally.
aa 10-lm* EDWIN FITZGERALD.
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a A Mobile paper, in the dearth of other
mattel. u is publishing Tennysons "Enoch
Arden, IN instalIments of half dozen col
umns ''0'' i'-' b
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city Post once.

Warren W. Wing, Postmaster. aa9 gs9a va
NJ. II. Stephens, Assistant Postmaster. isfsh r
Northern Nail arriv IS W, A. M, and closes
3, P. NJ, daily. eolg 3at o dsaI 98s ilsHH 800
ARschhond Nal arrives 3, P. NJ, and closes
5}2, A. NJ, daily. ,e3A9aa sft71a
Nortk 0aroliaa Nail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday and closes 6, P M, same days.
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ausl I opposite Mechanics Hall.
TNOLGER CARTWRIGHT q CO.,

GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
[MERGHANTS. ia.
No. %, WIDE WATER SfREErs, NoRFoLK, Va. )
Liberal Adgances, mode on Consignneents, and
QUICK sSales,s
The undersigned have this day associated them
WRIGHT & CO., for the purpose of transacting
General Auction and Commission Business
Consignments from our friends North and South
respectfully solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignments, and
quick returns guaranteed.
The highest market prices paid for all produce,
such as Cotton, Corn, Flaxseed, Tar, Pitch, Tur-
ipentine, Rags, Resin, &C., &C. y Il
Sales of Merchandise, Real Estate, Furniture,
&C., &C., attended to promptly. The patronage
of the public is solicited 4fTy
> uggHr,H : : E. C. FOLGER,s sle5 sssf5E ss
rtuAC Il N DmWpTnqT
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 4.
The Senate met at a. m.
Mr.. Trimble from the Committee on Prin-
ting reported adversely to giving the Ger
man printing 70 the Tennessee Jouru4i.
Mr.. Bowen introduced a bill granting a
c0npensstion Of s77l 20 for work done u
The Capitol and grounds.
bin to incorporate the Knoxville Bridge
company passed its first reading.
A communication was received reauestinr
the attendance Of the Senate at the COM
mencement exercises OF the Medical Uni
versity tomorrow.
Mr.. Cate moved an adjournment until s
3 M tomorrow, but the motion was with
drawn.
Mr.. Nelson offered resolution {, appoint
committee Of two from each house to as
certain what railroads have paid the inter
est on thei- bonds Hnd 10 what smount.
Mr. Frazier from the committee on banks,
reported bill in lieu OF Senate bill No. l54
and House bill No. l0g declaring the char
ter Of the Bank Of Tennessee forfeited, and
providing for the immediate liquidation.
Mr.. Cypsrt presented q bill for the relief
OF INDECENT families.
Adjourned ST u o'clock, r., until Monday
morning.
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Message Of GOV. Marvin OF Florida.
The Sentinel published at Tallahassee,
contains the message Of Governor Marvin,
q Florida, 70 the STATE Convention, which
convened on the 9Th ult. We make the
following synopsis.
By the operations and results Of the late
war. slavery ceased 10 exist. The Conven-
ton should therefore declare that all the in
hsbitan's Of the STATE, without distinction
Of color are free, and that neither slavery
nor involuntary ssEv.tude, except as pun
ishmeut Tor crime, thall hereafter exist
The emancipation Of the negro makes it
Necessary to define in The Constitution what
his ciyil ghis and privileges shall be. The
adoption o.. such measures as viii guaran-
Tee protection 10 the enjoyment Of all RICH :
Of person tnd property is recommended.
Protection and not political privileges is
What he negro requires in his present con-
dIuou.
While opposed 70 any participation Of
the negroes in the affairs Of government, he
strongly urges the sdmissibility Of his tes-
timony IN tire courts Of justice for or against
white persons and recommends the passage
Of an ordnance declaring that no person
shall be incompetent as q witness on ae-
count Of bis color in any matter civil or
criminal wherever the State, or the life,
liberty or rights Of persons or properly Of
any oolorsd person is concerned.
The passage Of an ordinances de-
elaring the ordinance of secsssion null
and void is recommended; and an add
tousl ordinance annulling OF ratifying such
other ordinances and acts passed during
the WsE IS the interest Of the State re-
qairrs.
Tho messsge is ably written and charsc-
ierized by sound, prscliesl adviee on the
greet questions which the people Of the
south srs now called on to deliberate and
adjust
Hon. Z. .. Tracy. Of Nassau county, was
elected President 81 the Convention, and
A ? Pceler, Esq, 81 Leon, Secretary.
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The Mississippi Legislature have adopted
q memorial 10 the President Of the United
States for the pardon Of JEFF. Davis. The
Legislature begins Ct the wrong end. 1t
can subserve the interests Of JEFF Davis
much better by saying nothing about him /;
but by passing laws for the protection of the
FREEDMEN, and Iatifying the Constitutional
Amendment When they have done these
things, . word in bshalfof Davis might have
snrne effect
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Notice

ms r a J. HUNTER, physiciaaz s5r diseases
J q fhs THROAT, LUNtss and REa Art. would
n0dfy TIER pslieuE that her oIce 10 Nasnv1e
y y doe on Saturday evening The 9Th INST SER
uhich tnelr address ri - is3 p ed Fourth tlrsei,
CiutiuEEli- FOR tns osnsiI q tboss sto desire
hereafter 70 place thsrnselFss uu5sr thsfcare, ~
ialEl ruants ha4s bae1 made 9Th IT.. Roscoe. ~
Hotsl, sto y acthenEei b receive applleai -
and maEe ezaInina1i1ls. uh-ch ~ y 49,
= or addrssI e. Ci1ciunst. CO -
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ME- JANIS DICK HuL.-We learn with
pleasure 'hst mis- popular young fellow cit
izen OF ours is on his way here with his fun
pardon an his pocket and an order for the
good news 10 bis host 81 friends snd these Of
has lsmsnte3 father. the laie II r. W. Hin,
who ives Cor some years one Of car Ieadmg
and wealthiest merchsnts.-N o. Picaviras.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says he rre,ident will
present his views At length on the negro
suffrage question in his message 70 Congress.
The same correspondent says there are ra-
mors Of a general amnesty 20 those States
which repedia,e the rebel debts, and sdOp,
the constitutional amendment.
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From the New Orleans CrosoCHt the 27th
uit., We learn that General Fullerton has
issued circular aholishing Provost Courts
Tor Freedmen, and al other Courts estah-
lishei BY the Freedmcn's Buresu. All cases
in which Freedmen are concerned are re
miuei u civil courts, 10 b disposed Of s.
all others are. The Only way in which in
terfcrence Of Representatives Of Freedmcn's
bureau viii be allowed is IN such cases IS
next ffie1d or attorney. No Interference
with courts viii Dc allowed to he made BY
agents Of the Bureau This policy will do
in Louisiana where the Freedmen have the
sane rights in the courts Is the whites.
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South CaroIina.

Hen. B. +. Perry, Provisional Governor,
and Ex-Gov. John L. Manning, have been
elected 70 represent the State Of south Caro-
Inns, in the United States senste.
Hon. B. +. punkin has been chosen Chief
Justice Of the State 10 I'll the vacancy &C
eaEiouei BY the death OF Judge O'Neal.
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DOCTOR McCILL
ROTlNIC PHYSICIAA,

u THy TREATMENT OF DISEASES, 3
GVOWNINa HIN WITH HuCOFS ID
OTHER srATEA as VI u -
NASHVILLE, rENNEa3kA,
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The case Of the election in the counties OF
Meigs. Polk end MeMinn, was taken up, on
a motion 70 reconsider the action OF the
House, declaring it a nullity from informal
ity.
Mr.. Duggan advocated the immediate
admittance OF Mr. Griffith the member elect.
Mr.. 6aut argued that the admission
would be q violation Of the constitutions,
because the election had been held in the
different counties, on different days.
The motion 10 reconsider was laid on the
table
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A larger breadth Of land is being sowed ia
wheat this fall than ever before in this
county, and the farmers anticipate large
yield not harvest. Seed wheat Il selling al
- per bushe!.-Lebanoa Register.
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A HIroH.--It WAS reported in this city
yesterday, that, although President johnson
has psraonod Mr.. John 0veTton, The Freed
msn's Bureau declines 10 turn ever to him
his properly. Upoa what grounds this ae-
ton il based, we have not heard.
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Recorni.inr RrheI MONEY.

The Lebanon Register says AT the oc,o-
Der I,rm Of he Circuit Court for Cannon
county 1855 9 suit wss tired, which was
predicaied upon promissory note pay
asls il Confederate money, due in Novem-
usr, ls6s.
"Iudrs Cooper held, thsi in as much as
tbe ru.tsJ states hsa acknowledged the
Couieieruie States belligerent power, that
eoUtrl-. payable in confederate money,
mad, Iua locsliJy that was in the military
occupation Of the Coniederatos, woull Re
valid and binding upon the parties, and
That dc plaintiff woali be entitled 70 re.
cover ~hateysr she proof showed the Cos
iearra'e moaey 10 be worth at the time the
lie isN due
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Hon. A. B. Bradf,rd has been recon-
mended for the position Of United States
Marshal for the Northern District Of Missis-
siDni
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The usual monthly sxhibi; Of the public
debt has been published BY the Secretary Of
the Treasury. The debt was reduced 81
600. 900 daring the month of October. Dur
ing the same period the legal tender eurien-
ey has beea contacted S4l, 900, coo through
The saIe Of the new Five-tRenty lean.
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A GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, Saiurisy Efs--
noon al o'clock. for the accommodation OF lace.
and Oh ilrer-
Adr1.ssI1r, - -1 ami @, r.-.
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Broadway Varieties,

Corner Of Cherry ana Broad s,resu.
F. %. sEIFF. Pr,r-,,,..
! L Bercstl -. stare No.,
rohn = Nta-mnrH Tna4a- u -
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Ea-~ests can be secured 90 the Iaaa-re ma
. M an s ;. m without EXTRA charge.
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a1ashrille Aniun.
~. eARkRON : CO., PubIlshers.
sTYDAY, NovEMBER 5, 1865.
The Georgia state Convention.


Or the soth ult.. Gov. Johnson submitted
10 The C5uveutisn 8 dispatch from the Pres
ideut and another from Mr.. Seward, on the
subject Of repudiatiag the rebel State debt.
The day ioToEing the Convention called en
him for copies Of his dispatches to Wash
ipgton. He sent, in reIPOnse, the following;
Hon x H Seward, Secretary OF State,
Washiagion, d c.
Ne ere pressed OF var debt What shall
aCouventiou do
Signed n----..,.,., $500
n, tbs Frcelleuev, Andrew johnson, Pres
i5ent ID tie Z. States, Washington, D. G.;
We need come aid 70 REJECT me war debt.
shsU the Convention do
7s;--s55 J. JoHss0E,
Provisional G vernon.
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John Allen, successor to Dufisld & Flynn,
in the management Of Woods Theatre'
Cincinnati, has rendered to Mr.. Dufheld
complimentary benefit, which has been &C
cePted and will come of tomorrow night.
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Smnssmruta.
y ew Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER srvr-
FIRST sppesrsncs Of
EISS ETTIE HENDERSON

NoftCE-CHASaE % TISE---On s1d al or Mona,
October % D, she doors " fi De opened AZ az -,.-
the cuItsln W. rise g. = precise,y ~
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A Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the
New York Herald, in an account Of John
Mitchell's liberation, says that Captain
sanderson, officer Of the day, asked him for
has autograph just before leaving. Taking
up his pen he wrote with hurried dish /:
1.-THE foolish men have confined the wise, 50
and appended his name to il with evident
pride Of autographed display. aud with
the remark That's from Jack FalstsiT ;
how do yeu like itg" "a like 81 we'll enough
whom I take into account Jack Fsllstaf's
character for veraeity," replied Captain
sandersoD. Mitchell made no response.
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talgtoRpvllE, Ca. alst oct, 1855.
~ Dear SIR our kind note Of sester-
day'a date was received today. In reply,
can ouly briefly say that under no circum-
stance that ! can imagine likely 10 occur,
.-aIld be- induced 90 allow my name 10 be
ran Tor Congress 10 tbs District.
W 81 scutincnts az high esteem aud re-
spcrI aud due EI pfec 'nlien OF the magma.
hiuuty oI your nature, which prompted
your letter. please tcccpt my best wishes,
both ioT gyGT-elf sud our common country.
AlfNANnER n. srEFHESs.
Gol. Iouy MItLrBCr, Augusta, Ga.
D. bic friends have not. Mr. Stephens has
. proper sense Of tho fitness Of things. The
idea of his becoming candidate Tor Con
gr. l' 10 absurd
The Macon Telegraph proposed him Tor
Governor. 90 wrli-wrilt,n article, IN It's
issue ol the I-t inst. un he following day,
returning TO ths subject. il said
We feel satisfied, that the majority Of our
readers. conccds the propriety Of this nom
iuuuuH. For msuy years, this eminent
man has been 90 idenuGed with the politi-
cal io.tuncs oi this State, that whenever
G,orgia was politically alluded 60, IN any
part of the Union. the name Of her most
Who'd son. involuutar IN became the subject
li discussion. Well know has antecedents
-- how 10th he was o. sever the connection
of ourf, AID so the other southern, with the
Northern States. We sre aware how he
clung io Che idea Of union. one and INSOFAR
able, b. to q rehei Cua belief, vet, when the
issue was made. be did not desert his be-
we'd ~tstr. bot lent her an the weight of
be- grUat talents. These facts are as well
known SO tie North, o. at the South, and
there can be uo doubt but that our Northern
psm0ruuc fricnds would rejoice 70 have
this nomination placed as an additional
weapon q thc'r hauds, with which to carry
ou The inevitable Struggle Of the next ses-
ulcU oi congress. lt Be- certain that no other
candidate lwhsteyer his personal attributes
could contribute 50 much 10 foil
The iutqulious schemes Of the radical party.
The uosi bitter Southern States rights man
must aimit, that Mr.. stephens course. rs .
public man, has always been pure beyond
suspicion. No matter how meu might
differ from hsm politically. the integrity o.
he motives never has been que toned. How
ieW mru could De meetionea either North
800 south, who present such an unsulliei re-
cord What other man 90 likely 90 ). oths
enisting differences. o. create harmony out
ol discori, rud Co csuse Georgia 10 assume
once mere her former position in The Union
o. Alexander n. Stvpeusg
The Telegraph oaght not 10 pan its faith
90 the skiris % Northern Democracy noi
attempt 10 ally Mr.. Stenhsos ~''A H
Democracy Is m bad odor. Il has Loaf cast
win the people, aud some years must slaps
before a. can recover as reputation. lie
NJ stephens tnd the Southern people keel
clear Of parry. Cor the present, and labo
for the ro,a ct he country. Stand by tn
administrator. and aid il IN carrying CA
ns policy. sni whom that is accomplished
the people Of the country viii enter upon
new era 81 fraternity, equality, aud pros
peuty.
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Aoo0t Two yusrs Ugo, ths iate Lord fal-
merston sent to Mr.. Adams, then, IS now,
United States minister in London, note
demanding explanation Cor something done
ey The government at Washington. The tone
Of the uoie was rePlets with the iusclence
80 natural to Palmerston, with an added
edge derived from his sympathy with the
rebels. Mr.. Adams sent Il back with the
information that Official commuuicat
could emily be received by him through the
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, and that the
suthcr Of this piece Of imperiinsnee must
never presume TO address him again. Il
was many months before a reconciliation
took place between them.
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Chancery Sale.
Two Valuable Tracts Of Land,

Miles Bonner, Admir- OF Miles Bonner. Jr.
William Bonne', IT., William BonnGr, ST.. Ruins
Bonner, Hcustoa Hsmmons, and wife Hannah
Phila Aun Humble. Gibbs Wiutou ard vile Nancy
James Et,er, George Risner and wife Rebec-a
\ Obedience 10 decree Of the Chsncery Court At
l. Mcsilnuvlle, Tennessee, rendered ef the Sep
te1nbar Term there { d 1885, / will expose 70
public sale, "a gEDNEsDAY, the 20th day Of De-
cember, ISIS upon the premises, at the residence
Of the late Miles sorneT
Two Valuable Tracts of Land,
situated in Warren county, on the road leading
from McMinnvills TO Winchester, ling on both
sides Of the road
one tract, containing ESQ Acres. known
a. tne Evans" tract. The other tract adjoining,
containing 900 Acres, and knOwn as tbs
.btes' tract This tract also Rdjons the lands Of
Thos. kustc snd 8 y Rowan
Persona wishing % examine these iRnds will ep-
Ily 10 Miles conner. Sr, m the nell hhoThood.
Terms o Sale.-One aud tao years credit ex-
cept tue hundrei and tfty doilsTs eRsh. Pond and
securlfy required, and q lien resaned. Sold with
out the night o. redemption
rows vi J.F. MORFORD CAM
Printers fec g.
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Circuit Court Carol county, Tennessee
Hugh leslie aud Thomas n Jsmison, Admir-. ko.
". Petition 20 sell Lsnf.
Mary Ann Jameson, 81 ais
n pursuance Of an iute,locutory decree. inside IN
4 the above esuEa at he Octoter Term 1856 OF
the Circuit Count for CAIRO county, Tho under.
signed Clerk Of said c1urt, vli expose 10 public
sale % he highe-t bidder. the . suaises, on
THURSDAY, the l3th day Of december ueHt on a
credit OF six months the everal tracts Of land be-
longing to The esta e Of samusl Jamesop, decd.
Bond sud ap ofoyed security will be req 1ired OF
the pufc sser and lien reta aed on came until the
purchase money n Taid-
b T. HARRISON, Clerk.
ro'o-4w lpr's fee 81
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Proclamation By the Mayor.
MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TENNEs5EE,l
CHIEF QuAKrI RnAsrEH's OFrIcE, q. S. NJ. r r. I
NAsHvILLE, 7 Ess, Oct. 2s, lsC5.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.

Government Railroad Property
WILL, 10 sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on no
w VEMBER so, 1855, al tho foot Of Poplar 81,
Two Flat Cars. 81 q gauge.
On NOVFMRER 20. 1855. al she yard Of the Jaf-
fers -nvllle Rsihoad Company. Ieffersonviue, Ind.
Nine lat Cars, gauge ieet - fnc1es.
On NOVEMBER q, 1855, 8, Louisville, Ky.
- prs Wheels and AEieH, 81 Car Wheels,
Smoke Stack, 1 Engine Truck,
paar Drivers, springs,
l Parallel Rod, Bel and fram8,
Hand Cars, u Truck Cars.
5000 poundz,of Scrap Iron.
On DRCEMBERl, 1855, A. Memphis Tom, The
entire strck OF the y. S, Miitarf Railroad supp les
renainiag on hand 81 that place, consisting IN part
is0l Eighty Tons assorted Iron,
fs00j Eight hundred tnus ssfao ron.
ts3 Right tous assorted stssl,
(ll one ton < Lead. ami general assortment
II small stores, suitable for Railroads
On DEOEMBER Il, Is6s, ct Nashville, Tenn
the entIre stock Of and ssrFcshis stores n the
q. s. Military Railroad, remaining on nsnd AZ the
Gsn@rei Supply Store consisting N part ~ FOL
C5o ooo) Twenty thousand Axee,
QO0gl Ons thousand tons assorted Bar Iron.
Touaa. sqnsre, hsif round and asgIe-
so. FiQhty tons Bolsr and Taall Iron,
(s5) Thiry-hve tons assorted Steel,
(g0J) Three hundred tons Scrap Iron wrought
and cast
(29 Twsaiy-ave thousand poands Engne Brass
Gas Pipe. Gas Futures Of ali kinds,
Bras Pipe, Oi Cups,
sp-irr Bslsnces, Brass Cocks, every description,
shsvels Gi0ne valves, o. al aes,
Hsschetp, claw, Lining snd Tampng Bars,
Nut-, Ir0n End Copper RTits 4 BurTs,
Wssherp, wrought ana cast sheHt Copper & Brass,
ais and Spike, Chains and Rope, al si1es,
Msiets. Books, lHcEie and Match,
fash. Glass ard PANE, Of al irndz
Railroad Lamna, Keliy's Bead Lighs,
C0okngs owes and FlKiurss, Beating Stoves,
Pun sets Of Carpenters'. Z lsoksnliths and Sad
and LeafhsT, Files, Buifs ald screws, 1inEane o.
an KINGS, and alniost every art Gle slishle or Rail
road operations, and AL 0 very best quality
a, Thru. r.roe Lst,ess Stevens 4 Bro. 1nsuurr.
l2l Two Pianerp, Seller 4 Co, Tnanuiacturei :.
IN One Bolt Gutter, sad 6es- Gutter. ts0nid BIO
M one rie Cut on Lathe, Warner whitney,
lzl Two Fan BloEers, lmsdum,l
til Une UprEht Engine, is-npIs- pe5e.L, ~,
III one b omssid steam Hammer.
~ n - - Nd a. ne same tlue, large amount
n ss-ves.-,be and second hsnd kslrnad Tools q
Al Kinds, so 7s5i. o whselurshrs Tools.
- f--i.tss Toofs Manhin 81 Tools
ssovs and Fipe, Rope, Cham, a., A.
TO- oh in Government Fund.
C.ts-oaues q TIE materials % BE- soIt e Aash-
NE can b obtained By applcalon @ Capt. 5 r
,.srsI. A. z n. and o. tnai q Memphis. 90 uppl-
re astsnnon Of Dealers aud Railroad Companies
Is D rticuarfy invited g. tins sale-
6ales VII commsuce n 2 ciclock, M, o. each
Dag, and coaiaus daily until al The properly j. 8
possd Of ?. J CHILLY,
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xIrW AarerElsEmEnls.
Auction Sale

A FEW FOXES & excellent working cattle Will
"a b. sold Il P, bic Auction on the qnare ne1t
MEDNEsDAT the 6th iUsg At 10 O'Clock, a-m.
To th1se who desire 70 purchase cheRply, this
will afford an exec lent opportunity
r. SPRING.
J. G. PFNrEr0-T. Auctioueer. lnCFJ-stF
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Al unpardoned rebel otheer, named
Turner, is eandidate for Congress in North
Carolina. He devotes his speeches to abuse
OF Gov. Holden. The viper bat gnaws a
file.
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We 5erahiishsi yesterday, from the y.
l. Tribune aH article in regard to the
opening o. 'he House Of Representatives. in
which tn extract was made from a letter
written BY Mr.. McPhsrson. the CLERK. The
position taken by him is unwarrantss BY
The Law which he Processes % regard, and
BY ustgc. We give to-dsy an article f,om
The World In reply TO the Tribune.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05
Administrators Notice.

TNO the Creditors OF the estate Of Charles Denney
i deceased HEving suggt sted the insolvency
sal estate 70 the Clerk Of Smith county Court you
a hereby notified to file your claims. duly anthem
uc4ted, against sRid estate with aid Clerk or be
fore the 18th day Of March, 1885, or they win be
barred from their pro rata
neVSu4 WM.H. CREEK, Adrar