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A MARRIAGE NEATLY ACCOMPLISH

A MARRIAGE NEATLY ACCOMPLISH
ED.-Lizst, the pianist, had taken a
fancy to jewellers daughter, and
thus is the cour'ship described:
One morning tie jeweler coming 10
the point with German frankneSs, said
to Lizst, Hcw DO yon l;kc my Gaugh-
teri?
she is an angel
What do YOU think Of marriagcT
4 think SO well CT ii, that ! have
the greatest possible inclination to trv
it.
'What wou1d you say to fortune
Of three millions of francs?'
1 would willingly ACCEPT it,
We'll, we understand each other.
My.xiaughter pleases you; you please
my daughter; her fortune is ready -oo
my son-nlaw.'
with all my heart
The marriage was celebrated tho
following week. And his, accortii;. .:
to the chronicles Of Prague, is a tr;o
account Of tue marriage Of the gre, :,
pianist LiZss.
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OUrE,GEs cr TIE RoAD.-Thu

OUrEAGEs or TIE RoAD.-Ihu:,
day. eycnin~-, some parties tore ~
about fifteen or twenty yards of t..
Athens Branch Of the Georgia Ra;
road, few miles tilis side of Ati,ri,
Tie down tram ran off the tracz:. Tie
parties who tore up the road fonbH':
the passengers. The General cor;
p:andipg the.United States forces !.
that section. learning Of the outrage
pursued the lawlsss individuals, e,
took them, recovered the stolen tll
der. and compelled them to rebu.ia 6, {
"oad. What further pun:shme,.: a.
administered We have not learned
irg4s:1 Ch~osse'~
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i..'iing, loses his cap, from which there
flows a profusion Of woman's hair,
and Aiphonso knows it on the instant.
He heaps of his horse, and would have
roared out with horror; but something
which seemed to wrench and twist
round his very being within him pre-
vented it, and in a sort Of stifed and
meek voice, he coults only sophiugly
artlculate the word Lucinda! But in
an instant he rose out O. that self,
pity into phrensy; he hacked wildly
at the bull, which was now spanning
as wildly round; and though the as.
semb!y> rose, crying out, and the king
bade the brute be despatched, which
was done by a. thrust in the. spine, by
those who knew the trick, (ah! why
did ;hey not do 1t before?) the poor
youth has fallen, not far from his
Lucinda, gored alike hith herself to
death, though neither Of them yet
expiring.
+ A recovery was pronounced hope
less, and the deaths of the lovers close
at hand, they were both carried into
the nearest house, and laid, :s the
nature o. the place required, on the
same bed. And, indeed, as it turned
out, nothing could be. more fitting.
Great and sotrowful was the ,hrong in
the room; some Of the greatest MOBILES
~ele there, and sorrowing message
ras brought fsom the king. Had the
lovers been princes, their poor insen-
sihle faces could not have been watch.
ed with greater pity and respect.
At length they opened their eyes,
one after the other, to wonderful
sute.-to discover each other where
they lay-and to weep from abun-
dante Of wretchedress, and from the
d flicu,ty Of speaking. They attempt
ed TO make movement towards each
| other, but could not even raise an arm
Lucinda tried to speak, but could oulT
| SID: end attempt to smile. Don a!
! nhoaSo said at last, half-sobbiny
looking with his .languid' eyes OH her
kind and patient face-''sho does not
repioach me, even now.''
They both wept afresh at this, but
his mistress looked at him with such
unusterable love and fondness, making,
at the same tilne, some little ineffecs-
ual movements Of her hand, that .he
good Old Duke de Linares, said 'she
wishes to put her arm arouu! him; and
| he too-see-h;s arm over her.
lenderl " and with the soetes: caution.
were their arms pvt accordingly; and
then, in spite Of their anguish, the
good duke sad, "narry them yet
And the priest opsued his book, and
as well as he could speak ior sympathy,
or they seem to answer to his words, he
married them. and thus-in, a few
moments, fsem excess ofmingled agony
and JOY, with their arms on one
another, and smiling as tEey shut thei.
eyes-thei1 spirits passed away, and
they died!
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VOL, 1.-NO. 40.

in the pursuit Of Lee was not aver
$4,000 men. Of course, our reserves
would swell this figure copsi3erably,
bnt no occasion arose foc their employ
ment, except to hold the evacuated
cities of Richmond and Petersburg.
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THE BULL.FIGHT.
O. Tie Story of. DON -Ai>honso de
-keios AMI the 'Jewclers Daughter.
BY LEIGH HI Nj.

LII Gll Y M.
D.s' Aipaonso de Msios, a vcunc
gentleman of some five. aud twenty
years Of age, was the son Of one of
II ose .ituln;i2s Of Castle, more proud
th.n r.ch, of whom i. was ,mal:.iously
SD, t:ia: ,b5iore tf1Ie'- - mad, ,iorus
;hey atta't din~; a.! .ier they were
':ss y ords, ;hey dinn't eae. lie was.
.:omevor, very good kind OF AIN, not
'.oe poorto give his SIS good sduca-
.io IS; and OF bis second sou, .Alph 5nso,
iht rl' best grandee night have been
pro ad; for better or pleasaufer yyu,h,
or ne of greater cool sense, conven
.loI alism apart, hal ,.ever ventured.
-.is ;ife ic 2 buil-hsa3, which he had
% or half a dozen times. He was
40! over, & very pratt9 singer: and il,
was even s"id, tha: AZ not oniy COM
oos- the music for h,s serena!es, but
hat ae wto.es'erses for thc,u equal to
'hos of Garci!as'. 81, st least,
.ho c,ht tie goung D.ly to whom ;hey
yer sent, and who used to devour
hen witt ner eyes, til! he very
orea:a failed her, as Size coald not
.peal for deig.t.
For, 1pyipg L., ina! We cali
aer .ooor. bough she vas at that
min e one :af She hes. as vel as
!apa.esr maidens iu' Mairid; and we
speaaot her as a young lady, for such
she "sss in breeding and manners, ana rs
such ;he vry grandess t'eaicd her, as
iar&; t'!ey could, the lg:. she was only
he aughrer Of a Jacobs ;ewcler, who
mad spppl'e,l half lae Great people
witt ssrcan.i4 and rags. Her taller
Wa Atiea'! ehcr mo, Ter loc: she vas
dnSA tt'e carc OF guardians; but NJ
phphro .lr AIelos hai Iu"..l her more
than g yelr; iiad loved h,r with a real
love. even though h. wanted her
moa':y; void. in fact. h'2e thrown her
fnoar, 10 :he logs, rat ler than .!.a!e
2eeaseI u nve her; such a treasure he
mad 'onnd IN The ve'y facs Of lis pas
sion her m 'rrlal a. TO take place
WIN in Lac nonth; and Is 'ne lady was
so M. and .the lover. however noble
othe .>e, s;.s only Of ne lowest or
-easa privileged order Of n@biitp ia
class 40 lad ths mis- fcrtaae Of moi
beng zoe . wear .hti nuts IN the
kng. pre'enc-, tnle bis niajrsty
ez re = sired i3t rof:isa: grsn
&c ~ 10 ouli ave .e, DIT to,
q ~ o marry tie loy1iy he'ess had
tat ,er aeen anything but :. mer
9. IT, honght tl.at TIE ma.,h wa:
= oni p"fionaole IA the. y,una
leu Az, bat IL sor. OF ~; notice
aa',, ana .:vcn IN soa,e measure 20 b
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4 Original.
& Spirit Visitan.s.

4 4 Original.
& Spirit Visitan.s.
se.h'-kt, and sweet tie fancy doth
ynes Gem,
ii:tt blessed spirits wisll tie night de.
scend. :
Ard hapr With the dear ones fancies
~ blend,
tI'neriug she well-belove,;, the husband,
friend;
End 50 e dream dream of happy
dream.
And wander, through Elys;un without end
Till ga, sh day frighes back our better
glea:is
Such cone to- bless me in these lone
tew.rs,
Ar,a nightly, in sweet rsior do trace
Some lovely. precious, we'll reinember'd
Pure split. oen.ling fsru. and beautiful
. face q
I. Dear rs the fancy Of my youthfh1 hours,
When, w:nson, i'll son1e elvisn haunted
:. piac,.
! ci,ase'! ny phantom, through n realm
OF flowers. CLAUDE.
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s1ashrille @anlpu.
SATURDAY. DEcENIBER 10, Is65.


on Thanksgiving bay, former pupils OF
AIS Eliza WRIGHT. Of Cincinnati, made her
q present Of SLIGO. S. q marx Of their graf
ituie and affection. Mrs. Wright Is q
daughter Of Burroughs Smith, one Of the
ssrlv settlers Of Cineiunsti, who has been
desd msny years. She is a most remarka-
bic woman. For forty years she has been
te.cber IN Cincinnati, and las during all
thsttms discharged hes important duties
,r ths satisfaction Of those who have in
,ru.tsd t5e.r children 70 her care. Almost
Al rb. old families Of Cincinnati have sons
and dsurb,ers who recognize IN her their
6r.t tes.her. For many years her school
rblsrep helda lair during the Christmas
HOLIDAYS. the proceeds Of which were dis
pep.ea in charity, their beloved teacher
icing the almoner Of their bounty.
Hupdleds Of the suffering poor Of
tba queen City had their wants ministered
10 through the precious instrument
talIty Of these juvenile fairs. Mrs. Wright
has. Tor more than a half century been a
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and has always been esteemed ss q deVout
christian. In none Of her duties, as q chris
tan AM church member, has she failed.
Her seat in the church, On Lords Day, Is
.uoevr vacant, no matter what the state Of the
weather, unless serious illness, or some
Nher good cause, keeps her away. She has
De Il point 70 note IN her well-ussd BIZ
the various texts Of Scripture, exPound
ON the sacred desk whilst she wa,
pres and il would astoaish q novice q
eurh the thoroughly read volume
40" IVY d'vines have hOurished an,
F-,'ea a1Ny, during her day. How man!
Aef % q ,0mpanious in christianity hsvu
preceded her 70 the rest Of Gods children
lev DAYS aro she completed her ssueaty
this advanced age. abe does not pro pose 4
give up her vocation. So long as life eu
dures, her spirit viii lead her to try to b.
useful. The heroism she has displayed il
she quiet pursuit OF her ceiling is wonder
iul, but 10 is fully known only 10 those VIII
enjoy her society in the ehsrmed circle o
her home. May the remaining days OF thi
Mother IN Israel aud Instructor Of Child
hood be sweet and serene, overlooking Will
the munihcent love OF friends, and al tn,
Joys which make Life blissiul, and rob 6eatl
Of its terr0rsI
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AIeNnnder III. Stenhnn.

While in Augusta, the other day. writes q
correspondent, saw Alex. II. Stephens
little old man. with most marvellous eyes
looking not TO much like o human being as
Ike character ircIn une OF Dickeus's s,o-
ries. Yet 81 Ge5rgians reverence ANYBODY
IL is Mr.. stephens; and there isn't the lesst
question bot that has presence in the STATE Is
beneficial in the best seuse. lie resists all
opportunities 90 make public spe ch. but
Ian told that he converse freely with AL
who call upon him. and that he urres ey.
cry body 20 accept the'issue Of the war in tbs
most cheerful and liberal spirit. while I'M
columbus, two weeks Sgo, I was told of
letter h WI te 60 q friend in that city inn
medla'ely aiter the famous Hampton Rosds
conference. ] triea m every Wav to yet
sight OF it, but without success. The gen
tleman who told the Of, IL had read IL. and
used these words IN respect thrre.o: :. He
said that peace could be obtained on terms
not humiiatipr TO the South, aud that IL
ought % be inside at once, but Alr. Davis
and his principal advisers did 20, want
Vrsce.'
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Elit rl-alc.Cls fas-1-le@l Ersr1Hsf
lrEwf n r. t1e Hr0Ht, aaslst
-gf Limb. Fsar.ss Pass, UI.elL lal.. .-
I1glll.-.. Dresses or trH 4Fes. ItrH
srr-l. I'TaIep-.l oc int'EortCr, ard t.-lr
.lgr W-il az Private I'isra H.a 4
ID lsenaea of the Urinary DFEH 4
va gHa H.nrHaH
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Way Two LIS THE degree Doctor Leo
am, or Doctor OF Laws. rs oripipsIIv 80,
iu the universities o. Europe. indiesia5 ir.t
this thsts man was SD lea-rc.l lp oi,il ,pi
canon law as 60 De able 70 tssrh th.u,
The reason why they aid laws instead IN
Jaw, and consequently why the abb-evia
ton is Ii. D., instead Of D. D., isthattb.r,
were two bodies or systems I'D law studied ian
those univcrsItes-the clyil law spi canon
iaN-aud On" person doct1utei must BE- a
master OF both. We say in this countr, gf
distinguished Judge ur advocate thst he i
l-arael 10 the laE. Not So iu thr Alii5I.
Ases. They sad Of such d person he was
harmed u the laws.
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Christian Advocate,

DUBtIsHED at the Southern Method Il Publish
ing House, under the susnices Of the tleIersl
Conference OF the Methodist HpiscoPI Church,
sotIth ~ ISSUES vii Re resumed Isl Of 1anuars-
lSa FFEss-Til let July, inysfia'ly IN aiYancei
g CO. Under SO may he sent BY ma Al our M. :
sums Of $40. and upRards BY express at cur e1-
Subscriptions are made to emf LIST jay, for the
70 loving rrasOns;
lst ThS h. IN end Of our fiscal year
"A. During the time our General Conieren e vii
hold rs &c SION aud It's newly elected officials, ed-
to-. A. will, by a. time, be AZ their posts
3i The prices OF material, snd expense iGvolTea
in pumscat on, may, by that tire, modify OF
more lsaTly indicate a permanent subscription
price
A most subscribers VII Doubtless desire 10 be-
Gin y IN he first issue, se vii strike OF large
edition.
our friends WI send IN their names q once.
Brethren Of the Press who vii aid IN extending
this notice, will render such ayOr - vii Re hlgh-
I, spprecist d. aud u any lime cGrd4lly recWrO'
cstei j. y. McEERRlN, Ag-nt.
decle-2t
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ftTh A'oioElr.--'teorge Lowe railroad
employee. was acridentall, rum over b,, ~.
6.2or- n. Nashville mai train. between M
city and Chattanooga creek. Tuesday. badly
crushing one lrg aud has body. snd bruisiur
his head. 10 was found necessary Is. sur,u.
tate has leg, which % Grafton was performed
10y bus- sims and Hamilton, az tne C-uth-
teid House. bus MS injuries were TOO sever.
and be dioi between eight and nine o'clock
p. \. Mr.. I We vas Irom New York where
be- has tEo sous, employed N Prize il Muir
phy's boiler sh1r. Nr. Lowe is supposed
'o have been under the influence of Gouar
10 the time %, being run over
3D. u b.aes'ord, Esq, empauaeled Cor.
e7er's aurN, end bed an iugucst over The
o'dE' az she truichdeld House. Yesterday
morning, " no rcndere a verdict IN srcorsss
aucc with the above.-Jk affa8a4-4 ls.,--t,la
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Artemu. Ward among The Eormons.

z HESE viii most positively ~ ARrgAIU5
WARDS Cuy nights 10 nashville PRIOR 10 his
departure Tor Eugsud, where arrangements are AL
re- -dy being made for MS early appearance 1t the
EFypt an hall. L-ndon.
The pictorial psFt Of the en- ert uument embraces
r ghtetn Pan Irsmc NieF- OF she Streets Of Salt
axe city, and the siugulsrly beautiful Valley Of
Utah, fithfuily and ascura ely pa uted from lhotJ
g-Rphs takea 10 the Lands o. the MOrEnous under
lne ImmediHrs supeuutsndence Of Ar fEMU5
WARD these voss were transferred 10 canvas
~ a Tits OF estah Ish Teput ton. and N ir
thorough eEactness has been cordially acSnowledg-
ed wherever this entsrta nme1t heen eiven.
The eompanyIng desrrip i've leetare " ARTE-
MUS WARD viii Cia % b. rdlhcr Erflg % b5-
ieVes 1t Tar better 70 STAY IN the runsh ne while
msy, inssmuch a. the shauoW must, Of It's own A.
cord, come Cniy TOO soon.
Admission IS cents Reserved Seats in front 81.
Reserved seats II kets Tor ale a. Norman Fen.
tOn'- assI' = or, under Mssoaic Hat, and at the
door at night. Parties at al tsuce caa have seats
secured for hem iy sen hog the amount for uckets
10 Ne-srs. Dorm a . Fsn,ou.
, OoIz Opeu1r7 10 commence a. O'Clock.
The Chicherug Piano rstd IL kindly i = led by
Messrs burman a feutou.
deci6-7t IHU. p. SMITH, Director.
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Nf'NisH NsIoN HoUsr Ruur,.-At Ms
dr@' me custom house rules thar lsdI4.
must enter that capital. tom broad
WITH coded dresses ouly, sud thst ghst.. ~
u'w and ir'Sh Tensile -5f76ns thsv nav,
with them must b. heavily isxea. Recon-,
the train from Paris 90 Madrid vss s.lsvsS
nesrly an hour while ,he custom ha1ss "a
Ger sgushh.ed with "a passcn rer sb6pt /,
s'nEie s'lS dress she hsd IN hertrupk TLs
i-lN vowed she hal worn 60 once. but m
1ii'sera triuupEautly pointed out that III
was a'.iAaT stained nor tom, and that. n
n't new, % vas as good as new. ana mast
o. sNra as such. A. last the lady had to
give way and 10 psy q heavy duty % the
garment
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The Constitutional Amendment
OhCiai Dispatches.
N,,mNero>, Dec. s. lses

hfsHNeroN, Dec. 8. lSGs.
u, ils Uossrrrf 81 sIstarna
tac President c.ulrataiatos ven ana the
coautry upon the uccsI taucc 1t ta. .anst.
tauunal Amendment ei the tous,tuf,er b.
The United States by tho state ai Alahaus.
~hlgh State being the twenty seventh. ans
ult she completion ot the two-thlris and
E'Ess the Amendment auishiuE effect as
laa7t OF ihe organic las at she land.
". n. SEWAEp.
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Anr Ioilo" lag t-ii haa pass uue branch
o. she Gelrrts legislature
ABIII
Tote sutI.oI "su As "a. open ne Drur.s o. il.-
safe % 0gfrueH end ID na-dIsis ths.f is...I.
ls-uR .l tFg faHIr
b.. O. Be- 90 sssaiTf ig a. Sraat- aa5
Hes e.. Hs..r., .1f.rls = Gaf-sr se.gr-.
CT. ..fs. ed oil. ls AUttg rrr-.s. o. aafso-.l-
e. &c aEH-.. That ir1Ia sua ausrtar r.Sssra
% tl.s Aci, % shall add may D. lawful far
OF s.r'uuru lo sas aud d. sued. plead aai
1e lui s.c-.'.l. ll so lle csgrJs 81 law aud
es-.tY .E trls etc. ami De subject o. pres
esli.-a laa indictment iD The same. tsr aid
'Hues $50 giruses committed hy them.
t'fela.'i tg she same rliei IS obia.a Ia the
--tcs oi white persons.
't'- e 2. 90 r.-'L faGefCl. That in sil
sass. f.yal 0- criminal. lr.sIur iu any OF she
..''a ai ih.s State iu uhlk F5ccdmrn msv
7, '-1''Euss, ihst thgy shall h. admitted
t-'- "lidearei subjcci D. the ssass rule.
--- 1l4er ilr same restrictions as T. a81-
t-s-e--t aud eIeliDsl.iy. ss noe control -,
a-aes '-'
, 4. % rrrftr- r7g-'sl, That 81 law,
t'ft' oi laws rHiIitutiar urainsl fhis s.i
- ne same BE- hereby repealed
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Chances orTennessee congressman

ahnhces OF 4 tennessee congressman.
The Washington correspondent ofthe n.
s.. Commercial Advertiser, in his letter Of
the ieth, says:
The prospects Of the loyal Tennessee Sen
atnrs and Representative Tor admission D.
not Frightening, as there is d manifest dis
position on abe part of the more radical
members 90 exclude them until they can
have more satisfactory guarantees that the
stale viii craui the right Of suffrage 10 the
negrues. or at least make them equal 10 the
white before the law he advocacy OF
slT. foruey viii do ,ne Tenuesseans more
h8ru then good, O. % hes iuccusod some Ca
whom De- has made professions OF ultra
raiicali-m.
Dir. summer will present ina the Senate a
pru ion from the coiored people Of Teuues
see, again e tEc admission Of she d,Irgu-
SI1u, aud Hskiug that the strong arm OF
ulartlal Jaw. which b. NV their only pro-
lection. NAV not be Withdrawn. 10 Is not
improbable thuta Congressional commits
such as Yves sent Go knusas, be- directed o.
visit TcuuesHea and report on the actual
condition oi affairs there. For the present
DO mot believe that the Tennessee dc!ega-
lion can DO admitted.
Do the correspondent is well posted, IN,
chances pi TcHuessce's Congrossifcn for cd,
mission Geo seats are rather slim. The 'col.
otri prople" ought not so have iuterlered
90 BE- uugrat-.ul On them. could they moi
trust O. FaVics's radicalismg Would NOT
the tenth part OF The delegation. in their IA
sor, 600 tor the present The wedge once
iu. what u,i ght not be the result.
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Proclamation By The Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ENECUIINE DEPARTMENT,
A.auArrrL La. Il 80.

= :
NAsuyILLE, Dec. IL, 1865.
NHFsF ts "a Vacancy hs- occurred IN the General
Assembly Of he stWe OF Tennessee, By the res5g-
ral0A 90 the Hen. r. 4. Lssaler, senator from the
Fourteenth senstora' District, compoqed - the
couutes OF ca noa, Cofee, 6Turdy Van Bureu
snd Warren Thert f0ie
7 William q. brOWnlCw, Governor Il the State OF
Tennessee, do hereby command the Shefiffs oi
said counties OF Cannon, Coffee Grundv Van BIZ
ren and warren, respectively, 10 open and hold m
election on Sstnrdsv, the 18th day q January lsGb
az the different places Of voting IN her IesBec-
i've cOUutIe~ % q said vac ncy, Snl that they
make return a'cordng to Law.
- In test mony whereof, I have hrreuuio sub
Af5Sol- 'rsbed my uane pud caused the tirest
49, sea- @ the State oil tennessee to h. sifiEFd
Il tue Depa' tment in the city Of Nashville ihis
l4th day 81 De- embe:, 1865.
By the Goieno " &. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y Of sts:e.
teris-fH
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Auction Sale Of Subsistence
Stores.

OTr c. 'Tr,f Coaa.ssAkY SUBsIsrE cE ,
SAShN VILE, TiNN., 1 &c. ~, 1855.
I WI L offer 2 sale At public s~cuon. on FRI
L DAY. Do I'D 1905. Al he "Fs'tu Depot On
the CRY Of Nashville, tenn. tine Million q, OaCOm
nonud-, more or less. OF Hard Bread, in COED ecu
dun
also ~ The same time aud place any Condemned
ID l,tense storo', OF C5mmIssaTy Properly, that
may be on hand 81 that time
Terms OF Sale, Cash IN Government funds. Stores
o. be removed imHed stely al the eNuense OF the
Pa chA-er j. N. BLAIR,
dectO-.t Capt and c. $.
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" as Aotu-ou. lrrti-ious Governor.
our iIsFlteh BE- received Permit me 10
eauEr.tgi-lr you aud Al, Legislature "a
ihDr action lu adopting and rsj.n.uc the
amendment o. she Jeusttutiou ai the
ll,sa states ab1lishur sisvcry.
ANnBEs laHVsuN.
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Notice.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

Tho Augusta .Da.I yhrcuic,e aud Seuu
usI SAYS "duruga visit a lew Gays since "a
lhe BsusIue House Of 7. NJ. Bruce a Co..
,u tsis city. ue noticed at one OF the desks
O. aou Co, ten. John g.. Bl-cAinridce. busily
engaged iu II.rhar-iug the duties OF his po-
sItiou. Being well acquainted with the
General. We of c1urae felt an interest iu has
SOU. Upon iuquiriH 3. We found that he
',as not au 'y supporting himself, but By his
industry sud uugaIity was able T. contrib
ute 10 CD, support of his illustrious father
ani Young lamily. while the latter was
compelled Co remain an exile IRON has ma
ave Kentucky"
Oeu. Hrsckmridrr's son Is doing himself
credit. lu, uer, urs hundreds oi other
souug meu equally deserving of hon
urshis meul.u. Ne have one ga our
u4,ua's ~, who bias shown a similar spirit
and contributes. Tor several years past, 10
yhe Support ai h.. parents aud sisters.
su,d young mrn, wherever found, deserve
su,our-r-meul But how seldom they
grt &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

Henry Cobb. Esq, oi S. Louis. is at pres
cat on a visit 10 Nashville On behalf Of the
3d. lau.s sud Juhusouyiilc Packet Dampa-
ny. ~ learn from HIM that the Compsu y
has organized under the charter granted by
tAs state oi Tennessee, and that S75 zoe
have been subscribed 90 the capital stock in
S.. Louis, iu addition 60 the valuation Of ten
excellent -tsamboats, already placed ia III,
possession oi the Company. Nashville is
equally Interested with St. Louis in the sue.
rs-s 20. this enterprise, and il is hoped that
her tus.urss m,a wall subscribe at least
$4,000 s,u-A. Mr.. cobb will call On our
bss'nr-s men aud present the claims of "A,
Company. We commend him to thejl To-.
Ssr. 80 tuH.h,r time, we shall have some.
th.u- ua.s Goo ear GOA this subject.