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Abraham PRIME.



SIN: A paragraph from Nashville pa
per in this mornings Republican, concern
/ ing the suicide Of A. fryue, the man who
once discussed the slavery question with pr
/ BroWnlow, is too foil Of absurdities and pre-
| judices against good but unfortunate mar
/ 90 psSs without further notice. IL would b,
difficult 10 embody more fiction in 4 small
compass than the paragraph in question
contains.
To be sure, such man as Abraham PrynS
/ once existed, and held a debate with DR.
/ Brownlow on the slavery question the ont
I contending Cor universal freedom, and tht
l other for the right OF one man 70 enslave
another. I, is also true that Pryne com
mitted suicide, aud that Dr.. Brownlow now
oecupies the position occupied BY Pryne
when he and the Doctor held their debate
in Philadelphia.
But Abraham Pryne never disturbed any
meeting OF Brownlow in Utica be had no
thing OF the rowdy ia him he was q quiet
but able and Jealous preacher Of the gospel.
Ne did not live in Utica, but one hundred
miles west Of that city. He did not commit
suicide because Of any relations between him
aud hroEnlog, bur the faysl set was Goa
United a. Albany, where he was stsyipg Is
member Of the Legislature from Wayne
county, New York. No silence was observed
by ms friends as 10 the suicide. but the fact
was al once IS notorious and as much re-
GREETED as any other calamity OF the times.
Mr.. fryue was q gentleman Of extraorai-
nary mental ability, and OF sensitive moral
organization, and held q high place anonq
the progressive men OF the State of New
York. end he certainly had nothine N =.
grct, 50 far as his intercourse with BSownlov-
was concerned. On tbs contrary. thu NJ
tor may be regarded IS trophy 81 Pryus's
- hfsnt from the burnipg" and "a stsr hi
his crown % rejoicing" as soon after the a.
bate the Doctor repudiated his pro-slaverv
wickedness, was clothed and IN he right
mind, and has been q good citizen ever
since. r.
Chicago, Nov. Is, 1855.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Nov. 1e, 1865.
Senate met at 10 am. Prayer BY Rev.
AT. Phillips.
ITouse bill No. s43, to incorporate the st.
Louis, Cairo aud Johnsonvil Packet Com
pany. Passed third reading.
Senate bin No. Is4. - Incorporate the Her
mitsge Life insurance Company. Pissed
third reading.
Mr.. Cypert introduced Senate bill No.
le5, allowing al persons over the age Of
ffty-iive years, who have served as soldiers
for the caase Of the Government Of the Uni
ted States, and been ho6orably discharged, 70
hawk and peddle in ans of the counties Of
the State without license, and also any per-
son that has been reduced 10 waut bv The
ravages Of the late rebellion, and who is rot
able 70 procure aliyeliho0d by his own labor
as farmer, mechanic or Otherwise, shall
BE entitled to the same privileges. Passed
fret reading.
House bill No. Al, to extend the time for
the completion Of the Knoxville and Ken
Passed third reading
Mr.. Nelson offered Senate Resolution No.
Is;
WHrRFAs, Each member Of this Senate
nal Chamber Is proper representative OF
the people direct from his respective Dir
irct, aud IS eonstitutionsily 8 privileged
Senator, aud csnnot, in effect, be questioned
while faithfully in The discharge Of his OH
eial duties in the usual parliamentary man
ner.
WHEREas, Il is imperative that each snd
every Senator should justly appreciate the
unaliensble rights guaranteed to him, and
should be ready at 81 times TO perform his
superior duties, which is essential to the in
terests Of their constituents who have conf
ded to him his country's cause, and the in
terest Of his own State.
WHEREAs, In the voluntary absence 81
/ any Senator, the people who have trusted
his talents and influence as their Represen-
tatlye loses his-voice in debate and his vote
in decision. Therefore be it
ReSol6ef, That every Senator who volun-
tarily absents himself from this Chamber,
causes the same to stand adjourned from
day TO day-shall subject himself TO the
pains and penalties Of the Parliamentary
Rule. Laid over under the rules.
Senate bin No. IS9, TO change the time Ol
holding the Chsncery Court Of Dyer county.
Passed third reading
House bill No. 222, 10 authorize the
GAINESVILLE and Russelleville Turnpike
Company 70 build toll bridge over Red
! river in Montgomery county. Passed third
reading.
Senate Joint Resolution No. is, demand
ing the blood Of Jefferson Davis, Jsmes NJ.
Mason, r. nj. T. Hunter, Robert Toombs
Howell Cobb, Judah P. Benjamin, john
Slidell and Robert Z. Lee, was then taken
up and after some debate adopted. Those
voting in the Affirmative were Msssrs. Al
bridge, Bosom, Cate, Cypert, Frazier, Keith
Lstater, Mckinney, McElwee, Nelson
Smith, Senter, Spence, Trimble, and Mr.
Speaker Frierson-15- These voting in the
negative were Messrs. Bowen, Frazier, Of
Knox, and Johnson.
The Senate adjourned to ~ pm.
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The Y. Y. Herald Of the 18th inst. says;
sWesee that among the immigrants arriving
here q considerable number are bound d.
recuy for the Southern States There are
parties whose destinations were liked before
they left Europe, and who do not include the
Immigrants who came here without any set
tied plans. snd Who we're subsequently, in
assaesd 70 proceed in the same direction
The fact Is sigBi6osnt one, ana Is iuii 0i
promise Tor .he south. Il is well known
that but Few immigrants arrive here without
bringing some little capital with them, and
No aoubt most Of those who started with the
idea Of settling in the restored states are
provided with larger sums than ususl. AT
lhe south the amounts which they BRING
viii. in gold, purchase ten times the land
which they could buy at the North for the
same money. Thus we shall have intro
5uesa Al once into the Southern States an
sgricultursl element that viii replace negro
labor. aud that by ia Introduction Of capital
VIII also replace al that has been lost b.
the war
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The New York Commercial ADVERTISE
says " Nr. Stanton has exhibited one O.,
hIscharacieri,iic sensation icnis. In ordering
she name Of Fort Runyon to be changed %
fort KilPatriek. Kilps,rick deserves 10
have a fort named aftef him for has military
deeds, bui he should refuse 70 satisfy the
spleen 81 santau and TO take the honors Of
another Woa In wsr. Is q reward Cor ser
Fioes. net IN the he,d but upon the stump. II
political speakers are TO take the forts. at
tl.s late day, what viii be len 10 the Gene
r--f who risked lie and limb IN securing
Che iriga,phs Of the vars Teers ought 70
lr -.me limit 90 The power Of the Secretary
q "as 10 make changes in the us,ue, Of
l'ra-ea'.gus. 10 should be Al feast as diff
,1'' z' % change the pane Of a sbir 4" If
zen MUNYON'S services, - soldier. emit
yea -'la Boz she compliment Of naming for
1''' -e7l alilt 10 Golend the National Can
''-'' Nf' s,auion dishouors himself. and doe,
no. '''aI-.e.eut EHpatricl. By the ch,nEc
De- has aris-.d
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Mr.. Henry Nottingham, Of Cleveland, a
lover Of good horses, recentlv built superb
stable, on the completion Of which a num-
Der Of his city friends rendezvoused there
one evening, sent r committee after Noting
ham, made him q formal address, presented
him several fine horse pictures, and dedica .
ted the building with appropriate ceremo-
mics. Among the speakers was the editor
OF the Plain Dealer, who expressed a wish
that he might be so fortunate as TO have as
good a house as Mr.. Ms horses had sta
bic. General Fitch, the Chairman, thought
that the news from New York and New Jer-
sey made that very doubtful. The whole
affair was a novelty.
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SIGSIFUAECE or KILPArKIck's hrrOINr
xEsr.-The Herald remarks:
THE appointment OF General kilpaTiel
10 the important position Of Minister Pleni-
potenliary to Chill may be regarded as in
dicating President, Johnson's opinion Of the
copperheads. The gallant General won has
military distinction and promotion by light
ing the Southern rebels, and now the Presi-
den; Of the United States honors him with
first class ambassadorisl mission as q re
ward for thrashing the Northern copper
heads. This is 8 warning TO all copperheaC
Office holders and ofice-seekers. IN attempt
ing 10 bag Andy johnson they will find thai
they are altogether mistaken in their game
and, like the radical Republicans, they will
be left out in the cold, to make way for the
steady and triumphant march of the new
party OF the people, the Presidents iirm and
honest hackers,
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The wife Of Macmillan, Of Mexico, re-
Gently rcvieWed the Mexican troops Ia 2
carriage that cost sac, eco. twas construct.
ed entirely OF glass and silver, and the in.
side was lined with white tatin and gold
lace. This Austrian princess should take
warning from the trsgical fate Of one Of her
relatives, the late Marie Antoinette. Why
should the Mexican people be supposed 10
be less impatient Of this Infamous squan-
dering Of their resources BY q foreign prina
cess than the French.
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We much regret 10 learn Of the death o
W. T. or, ESQ, one Of the proprietors o
the Nashville Union, who departed this life
in Tennessee, on the 18th ult. Mr.. OF
was associated with US in 1855 and g in the
publication Of the Telegraph, at Murfrees-
boro', Tennessee. he was one Of the mos
amisble Of men generous and whole
t0uled. He vas . man Of excellent ability
and fine litersry taste and sttainments.
he was one Of Tenneslee's uneonditiona
Unioa men, and stood firm 10 his principlsi
during the darkest hours Of the rebellion
Ia 1861. when Nashville was occupied by
the Federal forces, he became one OF the
proprietors Of the Union, an intensely loyR
paper, and retained his interest in il unit
bic death. he died in his thirty year
Farewell william Long will our pleas
ant associations with you retain place il
our memory ClarksbRrg Pa Telegraph
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Crime in Hirh Lie in canada.

The Hamilton Times, U. c., in the follow
ing paragraph, gives an intimation Of de
plorsble state Of society in CAnadG--the re
suit OF official corruption and Of the defer
enee paid in British dependencies, IS a
home, to q spurious aristocracy;
Among the prisoners now IN custody s.
London, on a charge Of burglary, are sol
of the late Mayor OF Hamilton, q son Of &
late sheriff Of Middlesex, a son Of present
Superior Court Judge, and son Of Post
master. We may add that the fifth is Sol
Of a msnagcr Of bank, that the remaining
prisoner is respectfully connected, and tina
al Of them are young men whose habits toi
several years past have been such as TO brinG
them under the watchful attention OF tbs
police.
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AHEEDMESF 10 THr ooSsr1rur1ox.

Mr.. Garrett presented a bill repeating the
act Of June 18th, 1865, for the protection OF
SherifIs. Referred to the Judiciary Com
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Sale Extra.
30 BEAUTIFUL LOTB!
IN
McGaVock' S Addition.

ON WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, we viii offer for
" sale Thirty Beautiful Buiidipg Lots adoluing
the CITY, corner Oi Jefferson street and Fillmore
Avenue.
No. }, fronts So feet on Jefferson street, and Isl
on Fillmore Avenue.
No. as fronts 50 feet on Madison street
No. SIS, SIS font each 50 feet On & Id street
No e. "a lo5. loo mont each 50 feet oa Fillmore
Avenue.
No leo, les. las front each 50 feet, ITO fronts g
feet 10, ISIS fronts eaeh leo feet-sll on Florence
Street
No. 2i5. ga 2gT, 25s front each % feet; q75 go
iront each loo feet ass fronts ls5 fetal on Alter
"a avenue.
No SIS, ga, so4, 800. 2sa front each 100 fset on
Heudershot Street
No. 500, $50, S6s $50 front each 100 feet on James
Street
To the citizens Of Nashville these lands are "a
miilsr, but + the stranger who msy wish to make
oar cry hls future home, &c would say thst these
lois offer Inducements rarely met with, ss thew ere
imnsed'asely adjoining the Catv ard the Cty Rail
roads a. now projected, will bring them within
I'VE minutes travel Of the Square
We Shall take pleasure IN showing these lots 70
parties wishing 20 purchase.
Terma made kaoWn on the day Of sale
NEWSOM, M0ukE & CO,
noyli-sE - North side Public SQUARE.
rs 6 d PAT copy-l
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The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
House bill, No. lS9, 70 change the county
line between the counties Of Hickman aho
Perry. Passed first reading.
Senate resolution, No. 25, offered by Mr.
Bowen, in regurd 20 the Revenue law, and
abe resolution Of Mr.. Trimble, offered il
lieu, were taken up, and after a discussion
Mr.. Bowen obtained permission to withdraw
them
The Senate adjourned 10 10 O'Clock TIN
r-anrufno
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not mere private murder, like Champ Fer
guson's operationss-the State Of Tennessee
cannot now hold him responsible as for a
murder, and this net because his act was not
murder, for it ssas both treason and muir
der-lthe treason including the murder
but because the President having Pardoned
the treason, the murder included in the trea-
son Is also thereby condOned. LOCALS.
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Young Married Lastiee whose uzialortuas 4 has
hoan not % hnng birth IN due season, reuennsl
cod has sad you shcnld multiply And replsuish %
this is your desire you csn consult ne athsr oY
attaf or IN person. No sly over thNty ave yaalz
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'-FlVI'ol y Ine enIIra lonpalI-
pe7srussmeni By thsCHRtsTlNR ztvrs,owsr
TROUPE
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y &c A4ls8
stsrlity

Al Assce1ua or ths Woun uua-,l vish urocsas.
those hHrust Lsailes FEo haze nseh ~ uniual-
nsis % fu'nasrIY or pFuEa Abortion, CA - ssrfsi
b their fi-l tine q 0uad presnsnt. By GYMS ms
rFsL
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Mr.. Williams introduced bill relievin
tax payers aud tax collectors for the YES
1861. Referred to the COMMITTEES on WAY
and Means.
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The young Queen PA. Of Portugal, daugh-
Yer o. Victor Emanuel, and god daughter OF
nc Fope, intends, il is said, % visa Rome,
~ ~ lole 81 accomplishing q reconcilia-
6oh pssNeea her iutheg sEd his holiness.
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Favorable News from the Mexican
Liberals.

WAsHINGToS, Nov. IA.
Msior General Steele, who arrived here
Yesterday from the. Rio Grande, gives it as
mis- opinion that the Imperial forces, now
shut up in Natsmoras BY the Lsberal ar
my, will be obliged to surrender. Several
weeks since the besieged garrison were on
one-third rations MatamorRs is four days
sail by steamer from Vera Cruz, and two
days sail from Tampieo- which is the near
est depot Of supplies the Imperialists have.
The Liberals completely blockade the river
below the city, and are masters Of the sur
rounding country. Re-enlorcemcuts are
marching 10 their aid, rendering it almost
impossible for the garrison to receive sue
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MEMPHIS UNION PRINTING Company
sTArr TAX or 1861.

Mr.. Richards introduced bill incorpor-
ating the Memphis Union Printing Compa-
ny. Referred 10 the Committee on Corpor-
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The Chicago Republican says it is al. in
suit 70 Congress % send such men as the
senators elsct from South Carolins-Messrs.
Perry and Manning to claim seats in
either House. Both Of these gentlemen
have been pardoned BY the President, and
restored 10 their rights. Il they are honest
and sincere in their support Of the Federal
Government nov, why should they not be
elected 70 Congress and admitted % seats ?
II South Carolina is restored to the Union,
We must accept such material as she has for
legislators. Original, stesdfast loyal men
from the beginning and through the war,
are scarce as hen's teeth" in the State
that is TO say, they are not to be found
South Carolina has done everything deman-
ded Of her by the President except the re-
pudiation Of the rebel war debt, and Provi
ding BY Law for the protection Of the rights
Of the freedmen. When she shan have
done these ihings there viii be no excuse
for denying her representation in Congress-
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ArrrRNnnN srssrnr

After the House was called to order, thC
consideration Of the bill to prevent rebel.
from holding Office was resumed.
Mr.. Garrett made an argument against il
81 more than an hour in length.
Mr.. Moss followed in favor Of the bill.
Adjourned.
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Valuable Fam for Sale.

ordsrs lets 81 "a North Market STREET vIIl b
promptly nled- noyl5h
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Oh. EOGIEL.
uniuu sirsaf, NashgiIlc, Tens.
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ATa meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce. held this day, November a, 1865,
the following was adopted, and ordered to
l.. ma bifahaT TO- o-,a Eeelr
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The Mrs. Colemans, who ask the Presi-
dent 10 pardon JEFF Davis, speak in plain
tive language Of HE borrowing wife and
children. Does il ever occur to them thai
there are thousands Of widows and orphans
throughout the land, suffering through the
treason Of Davis, more entitled 10 sympa-
thv7 Let not the great mass Of the sfiiict.
81 be forEoiton in the rush in behslf Of .h'
titled few.
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aElU aaUErttsFmEuts,

At meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, held this day. November a, 1868,
the following was adopted, and ordered 10
be published for one week:
Nj Roberts offered the following resolution;
WHEEEAs, A Circular hiss bsen shoen 70 this
Chamber, n the WORDS and figures iolioEing' io-Fit
70 sHr FrBIIc-zoHEETsoS COUNTY WHISKY.
Having aseertainsd thss the reputation Of cur
VIII, XIV which has for several years past besn "a
snsteTIally iaiarsd and misrepIesented D nixturs
and aduiteranoD-lalge quanu1es oeing branded
and sold a. our snake-msde 10 Cinoinnau and else
where that We whose narnfs are annexed Dlstii-
r. Of whisky and Brancles Of Robertson county,
Tennessee, have seen 81 10 address tbs card 70
these in want Of our WHISKY and brandles- 10 the
future they nay be Fund in store and for sie 81 the
houses Of Burr, Bibb Co, Springfield, Robertson
county, Tennessee, aud Brien : haNion, corner Of
Col eye and Church Streets, Nashville, Tennessee,
pcre ana uuSduliersted, st Mann lecturers prices.
We take this course IN selprotecti0n belieY ng as
We do, that many are imposed upon WITH imi'a-
son county Tennessee Whisky.
November sth, 1863.
G Garrett. Thomas Savage,
Willie Woodard. JnO G Couts.
stark & Biilisrd, Geo + Draughton,
Wilson Pitt Malachi Benton,
Vim C9uts, NJ Woodsrd,
kIlupcan, " Bndge
W J Dsrden, Jno Bridges.
Therefore, l.esolusd, That 50 far IS the menbers
o. THIS Chamber are concerned, they deny the
charge Get forth ia said Cireuisr, snd most emphat
ieay state that they false aad without ioundA-
tOn.
Rsso'uod That in consideration Of the fact that
the is MT more than one fth Of the dstiliers OF
Robertson eourty who have signed said Circular,
that WeIespeetf1lly invite those who have not sign
ed The same 70 send their WHISKY to our market,
freely, snd that we oil our best endeayors to
promote their interest; and
Rssoro That until said Circular is publicly with
drawn, we hereby pledges ourselves to refrain from
| buying from. 0r from selling liquors for any OF the
| parties who have gned said Circular.
| nOYIT-lW
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McClLL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
u TzN raEATA1ENT OF pIHEssE5 ]
CROW NINd HfM WITH aUOCEai M
OTHER BlATEd, As ~ % IN
EAsagIII.E, TEHN ali8EE


For further information in regard 10
the skilliul success an the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STu-
LIS THERAFEUrICs and MArERIA MEDICa,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work IN the United States
where you viii find Dr. McGilfs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guAan-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
OkFonic Eases
With sausncunr Rheumaasm, Adesuons o. ne
Lungs; D.sasses Of tha Turoat, sgaled loiuls,
aln linhs, Feursy, Rzns, uicars, Oazoafi arssei,
! Dueaaaa Of tle Heart snd Liver, lunammsnoa q
tiie s.on'i1 z, eeuaiga, klug's hgii o. SUM.
| Deafness Dlsaa-'eA Of the Eyea Danltaied afr
tens, lyspepsls OF lnsiqastion. ard Conzumpton-
I iogo.nsf Elih .i ESsyEte l)taeases Al'
Diseases 81 tne a. stuarT Organs
Re TIC L1Olea.
Il Al AFaca1na or ths Wouln uus-ti ,rfih ulrarsss
those marnsl Lsslles no have nseh ~ uniual-
nate % Fu'nssIy or pIuEa aboraon GA i sErIist
@ Their h- tine q iouad pregnant, b. zlsiag mas
stsrilitys
Young Married Ladies shosa uzis1oriuas 4 haa
haan not 90 hnng tnrth IN due season., remeInnsl
God has sad you shcnld multiply And replsuish %
this is your desire you csn consult ne ather bg
laitar or In person. No sly over hriY ave yeala
OF AGE need make application. an oommuniczt0Hs
b. lsltaE or person strictly conddantai.
Hight ERlssi0as Cured.
Young Man, stop before you nurther 60 " 81
taoascB auniect - Man, there no daetaa 40 1saa
% cure a. Night Emissions, ana physiciAl5 80
scarce that understand treating d and % Tof zG
sny thai haFe cured dnsans 10 this city, ~ 80 =
h different atatea, who hare spent dollar ahsf -
lar and are noH vel cured by me- ] Am ddlI ~
coFiug letters and sending Eedlclne % al PaFs
ne country. In Worus az l1al ae - easea -
any way, AMI viii eve me cal, VII , 70 aAll5-
aefon Tor ai 81 no disessaa ul6unouad - MS a.
Forasausut Tha nssi o. rsiefuloas gisss u mi
city.
an isfisru dusoind %
DR. ECGIkL.
union Eirssf, Nashyille, Tens.
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'"e '''kshurg laIiss) Journal saw.
''-'1ern meu revere tie name
~ 81 '.'','a 'st synonym far eli slisi !.
- ''.'''' and his grave sill he
~a'srea ey 'ea's from eli Who admire m,
-.si,.-. - -. Aindasss to he conquered
-N'ss IN ',T.r' aecorianee with the du-
' '.s. :, ,as ''''or' and VII never f,l %
Va, -. = .- ii 'as Of The Hoblest men
rho ,o.' 20 prominence during ,bc wa,.
f.'y 'h'' the na''oa lost soldier 40 eonp -.
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Inc President ha., we ar. rr,,;s.s =.
ettt,, pardoned DR.. ]. g A S 1''l'0 70
Knoxville, and his son. G., = ,,,''y' o.
a. present . r''ideHi OF this ci,v. Tse -
pens in both esses have been received "a
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Fiu bs presented the Famous Ledger story Cf the
aIDD EN n AND.
fT-..as-H. NIL ~ E7sf.. e..
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nuk CIR load BATES for Salt per barrsl vas de-
~ sigusd % emhrace 80 H1a-f Bod tyFs,.
gnereas = large proportion o. the sait noH beng
shipped under shis TArl;i rate are bushss or 80
Fo1ad Barrels
% md slier today - Pound Barrels Only VIII
oe shipped a. Tsfifi-car ioad rates and 80 Hornd
n2rrels u akrne pi1poftCn. Shipuers VII please
marx Etights On bsrreis and On hiis la5inz.
i. q EhlNG,
eotlA&n. General Frelgh Agent
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Smusemsuta
n Sw Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER sTREErs.
Beneft and last s7psarsnre hut one
MISS ETTIE HENDERSON.

Friday Evening, November 18th, 1865,
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Characters. 3 Songs and 3 Dances.