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lfthcre are any persons in the late rebel
sutss who think there is any remaining
chance 60 make ss1f, OF the freedmen, or 20
aery thsu tLoso rights which all ireemen
ourhtto have 10 protoct them against op-
D. .--,,u, they viii learn. aftcr awhile, that
th.s .rs rrssill mistaken. lf the States
iai, ,, ,aHe up 10 the proper standard oi
.u.is.e auj honor. Congress will be com
i..I-l usa,sssriiy 60 Interfere Il cannot be
expected tbat she nation viii confer the
f.-n .f freedom upon several millions Of
people. and leave them to tho mercy oil
thoss who held them 10 bouuage. IL would
i. j.serured "a the cyes Of the world 1t Is
did poi Soc that ,h,.y ARE free 10 fact a. wei
"a. .u usmo-ihat they are protected by
s.asl laws. and given equal advantages
with other races. 50 far as this can be done
bylaw. iu thc rsee Cor meotal, moral and
f.cuuisrv Improvement How this wili be
done. g. iar,shaiased i'm the following eN
tra-t from 81 sketch OF tho speech Of SsnatoI
Wilsoa. oi Mass, at Aonkcri;
'srbe senatar denied that she Democrats.
supported President lohr.-oIi's oliel DID
.ta5 .fu.,lrf the Institutional amendment
$50 raas .a- streaea, in SAVIOR 90 that than
sha PRESIDENT There was = great deal 10
lhat ameatlurlt. 10 authorized Congress,
by arrrapriao lcc Station, % make the
emsur gated slaves I'm an RESPECTS ireemcn
and boz 600 RESPECTS citzcas Of The United
STALE. ANN. That amendment would be
adopted be One requisite number OF States,
aad Congress ir5s q Hlc 81 tht frctiHcu r,altv
frsrs-r. IApplause.1 We can, under that
constitutional pluvislcn, dc.crc nuH cad
r5if a fs. black COZ. lr.tSiHilon ~ any 81 re
ssatl. @. &a jHloa-, cheers and pus the
e6ic-gt people iu.t Whole 1our old women
aHd ru mr. sons one tonight iu the State Of
Sew II rk-uruer DE protection % equal
EuA .Ha laws. ICbctr-, and "fut him
down The Democratic party tell ne that
trey ale Dob favor Of the constitutional
amendment But dave they boldly take
th.t r'.'ti,l b. night boa The STATE OF New
Aork
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When the Mississippi State Convention
adjourned, the members held meeting as
citizens and nominated the following ticket:

All Of these gentlemen, with the exception
ef Mr. Houston, were originally Wings.
Mr.. Houston was a Union Democrat in 1850,
and took no active part in she rebellion
The others were also Union men.
Judge Fisher never, at any time, gave in
to the recession movement. and was severai
times threstened with arrest during the
war, for his outsPoken Unionism. lie has
been beaten for Governor by Gen. Hum
phreys BY about three thousand majority
Gen Humphreys was also q Wing snd
Union man up 70 the last moment; but, after
Mississippi seeded, joinec the rebellion
and served in the army TIL the close Of the
wsr. He has accepted the result Of the war,
sustains the administration, and has been
pardoned-
Mr. Reynolds vas member Of the seees-
sion convention in 1861, and one Of fifteen
who voted sgainst the secession ordinance.
BE subsequently fell in with the current,
and served in the rebel army as 3 Colonel.
BE has been elected.
Mr.. Harrison was member Of the late
Conveot'ou, and chairman Of the COMMITTEES
which framed the abolition amendment "a
the State Constitution. He is one of the
heartiest supporters Of the administration
in the State. He has been elected.
M. West is also elected. He wss an op-
ponent Of secession, but during the rebellion
served for . short time as Brigadier Genera
of Mississippi State troops He is q iirn
supporter Of the Federal Government, 8
this time, and some time ago published
letter urging Mississippi to assume her Por
ton os the National Debt.
/ Mr.. Peyion was a member OF the recen
/ State Convention. lie was a consistent op
| ponent Of secession. and, owing 10 his ag,
passed through the war without molestatior
! BE has also been elected.
We hope Mr. Houston has been elected /
the third district. But, as yet, we have n
information on the subject.
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EEsrUcEY.-The President has modified
the proclamation Of July 8, 1864, Sin so far
that martial law shall be no longer in force
in Kentucky - This is another indication Of
the desire Of the President to return a. soon
as p0ss bic to state Of profound peace.
The people have but 10 respond cordially to
his efforts in their behalf and show that he
does not place confden-e in them wrong
fully, 10 effect all that is desirable.
The radicals will, no doubt, assail the
President for his bction in regard to Ken
lucky. The Tribune mHnifests the spirit
Of that class Of partissns when it suggests
General Buclmer as a successor for General
Palmer. But the President will eudeavor
to do his duty in spite Of sneers and deaun-
Citations from any quarter.
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Whencysr we tate up the exchanges Of
Memphis, Nashville. and other la-g- South
eru 81 les. We lind them filled with details
of encar nters between whites and blacks,
IN which the latter almost always come off
with the loss Of life, while they as ellen re
represented by the whites us the aggres- ors
Bat the facts appear t. us 20 he that the
police end citizens Of those cities are lie
I, rmiued, in view Of the fact that the black
is now freeman. 10 treat him as if he were
slave, and prevent him from holding
meetings, either for religions or secular
purpo-.s, unless under the restriction Of
codes which are intended only for a condi-
tion Of absolute servitude. In iiue, they
are still determined 20 treat O negro in all
respects rs a slave, except in name Chi
cago RepHblioaH-
Drop Nashville out Of thHt association, il
Won plea'e. The negro here is as free IS
you are in Chicago. No one seeks to treat
him Is slave or 10 oppre's him in any
way. lie holds meetings, political and re
ligious, has his pa ties and balls, under no
other restrictions thsn those imposed upon
the white man. If he breaks the law he is
punished for it, or excused, according TO she
enormity or Mentality Of his offence Our
magistrates and Recorder desl justice to him
and the white man alike, without partiality
or prejudice. Why, good man, come down
hcre and see for yourself Nashville is the
uegro's Heaven.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of rs acres in sumner county, 3 miles
from Gslstin 90 &c a. cleared taianee heaFiy
umhered sUd wed vatsrac; Hnd Of first "a e quality;
has Eood country house with rooms and other
Improvements Price, s., 500 TOR the tract.
EAso, oi,uoo acres Mineral ana Goa. Lands on
cumb Rand Mountsins has any smouut Of The
very best timber on q.
Al O, nee tie farm of acres. vel watered
and well improved, % Hendersouville Is miles from
Nashville, Gu tne a n. r. r. Has on it 8 splen-
% spring and welii the place well fneosed. ri
S2Sl0 cash
Also, farm of 500 s'res Of very rich lard living
on Scr ng Gre *, Madison county, Vest Tennessee,
Is MILES IRON Jackson SO the M ersection Of two
good pixies. Improvements FIRST rs'e. VIII he sold
m bcdy OF IN tracts to SUIT purchasers Price Sa
per acle
Also, enc q he best and most highly improved
farms 10 tie Sac beautifully located IN tins side
HarpCth uver. opposite Franklin, rena., Is nfes
from nashville contains " scrrs; improvements
Of the first der. Caa be had a. hsEgaia If sold
mined ately.
A Farm o. 1000 Acres IN Wilson county. twenty
ono miles iron Nashville, one mile south OF the
Lebanon Pike, soil rich, well enclosed gith a g,rd
cedar lence .spendidy Watelei; tour hrnired
ares cleared. bal snce vel mborei with cesar and
Ut,er oHthi Two rssiden e. o. The place-one
with rooms, the other With s rooms-bota with
good outLouses, sc.
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Monday Eve, Get. 9, and during Ii, W.,


The hest orchestra under Cae d.rsstia, s- sr..
kFnNAHn
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The Birmingham England Post reads
the british Confederate bondhalders severe
lecture. 6rst for their gulhbility and second
for their impudeui proposals % prosecute
their claims iu the United states courts, OF
% send deputation io President johnson
], SAWS they might as well ask the British
GovrrumeHt % pay the expenses Of drilling
The fcnians - exciting another rebellion iu
India peluded hv she Establishments of
southern sEents, deceived by ihe niaepre-
senia.ious sra hluuders 81 Southcrn saw
Gales, and attracted. probably. by the hieh-
lv speculative dayOr of the losu. thsv gave
credit without asking Tor ''rrisrencas.'' an
with an utter disregard 20 those measures Of
DR.. caution which are iabiuaIly taken bv
prudent men Of business. They have nov
no right 10 complain that they share he
fate uroverbially reserved Tor reckless spe,-
uistor-. The inscripiion no efIetts.
chslked on TIE doors OF the southern agents.
Is precisely whst might have been expected.
and TIE Confederate bondboliers have no-
BODY but themselves % thank f0r the NOR
Of having 10 fesd t.
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$50 Reward.

CTRAiED from my stable On neader.sls street Z,
- b tween SummerFn CiasFay streets. AashFilies
Team on or af.s me 18th day freplember, 1860
uule nsck rare MULE, three or iour years Old
STOUT IL hands high, branded on lie meek Eith tie
letter e n, and lump or ut under the belly.
Also, from my resi0eocs, ia LATIN Pike, EDGE
field, one lay HOh5E h, sbrut four OF hye years old
about IL hands hgh, branded on lett hip = 5. >
snd IN poor eondit0 said horse strsyea 18th Of
October Iss5. pay the ahovs reward for the De
livery Of SID horSe and mule az my stable, or SIS
for the delivery OF either OF them, OF mi9rmaf on
that will lead u their recovery
j. +. PENrECOST.
Pfopretsr Up and Up Livery stslle-
o-t15- Us. MI
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CENTRAL rEuGir ofFicE, }
SAC AID y. 4 =. N. RAILWAYS, >
NAsHylLLE IFSN.. oct lstn, l8tb }
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b'aaehon, the Cricks,
l-.-'. l..-.a...-...- NJ r-..
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Delaware. Feb s. lS65. rtw Jersey, March 7.
k'utueky, Febi1 isii, ls6i.
California, Oregon, and the new state Of
Colorado will vote for the amendment. and
thus we shall have the tvcuy-seven votes
Necessary, But We shall. also, soon have
additional Affirmative votes from Mi-sis.
sippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina
North Carolina, and in due time, from Flor
IDS aud Texas. lt makes but precious little
difference what Kentucky, New Jersey and
Delaware may do hereafter. Their action
cannot affect the result. d is to be hoped
however, thcy viii Ultimately vote csc, and
mako She ralilicalion nnanimoua.
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E. P. CONE,
HAS KECEIVED THE FOLLOWING
New Books:

Golden l.rsves. serics-hood.
American Question-lohn BRIGHT.
Arlemu- Ward's his. ETageis.
Recollection OF =ey uty years-Fa
life sn Speeches at srdtcW Johnaou.-Moore.
story Of great Msrch-Nicho =.
Wools & Waters-~tretL
p s-ys IN CutiSisIn-Arnold.
Dora Daring.
Patuct BoY-Hceisy.
Wbins end Oddities Hood.
In he Rhlue.-Hood.
Norri. ous-Hosmer-
Nv Married Life 81 Hllside-IlsrrY GRAY.
p6e.rcai Tributes o De memory % Iineuiu.
Hesuerus-Ieaa Paul.
Tylney dal-Hood,
Hand Book for travellers IN Europe-Fetujce.
Mrs. Goodfoilow'H Cookery ~ it should be.
SkiraiEhes and Skftchts -f2aii Hameitcu
Clever Womsn q The fsmily--Anchor Heir Red
81 ne
Matumonial In'elcIbes-Rsrry Grsy.
Civil Polry of amerca-nraper.
nerhy's Homer's Idad. 2vol
Tarnyeons' roerns- Farriutaord Eiton.
lady 81 Lake-vClium cloth edit on.
Vanity Fair-S yO'., Nriluu' c'oih edition.
Companion Poets--pspCT liu-tFsf q.
G Itsve libri-y-- Illustrated hy raro, y-psper
EuoCh Ariau-panor.
Mar without Counrry-Tgper
Also fal assortment % Fowler a Wells pub
llcsuous-
EP CONF,
ocus-u No. - Cheuy street.
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MhoWu a1pesl In - = =, IN, = n nd
FANCH0N. -'e1 lmpersolsr5-
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Monday Evening O,iosu sih N
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POIano's Variety Thea,,.

-. go can BE- secured &c ire Theatre 49,
in- t-l pm without EXTRA chsrre. IVA
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The New York Tribuue-ihat tainted al
the news of the first hsule SO Bail Run
accuses Gcu. Slocum. who fought for thc
Unioa from that day until Lee and johnson
surrendered, of q desire 60 betTay the coJm-
try into the hands of rebels. HI tins j. not
the sublimity OF Impotence we know not
VI hat is.- Bostoa Pest.
ID Is also. Mr.. Greene, a specimen OF The
paltr.cst psrtisanism. Nothing caa pail
lia'e H.
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For Sale

Good RAR ROOM. and Ee~isursni. uiih
"a camrlet- hHiures. siock 81 Eooa Ligrars ca
hand etc. etc. ID . csred on Oherry street naasr
the Fosi-6ffce sui WN D. sold very loN. The
stand as GOOD w. these b. in the city TIE piace
Tays well. a hsrl-slu u 8 b. g.rea % = cash plr-
Nashville. Tenn. octif-lH
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For Sale the following Farms
Davidson County.
NaslNiIIe Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, NJ. 20 Cher
~ street next dOor1o sWeiisr House, eontanng
rooms. Lots 'front.' A. feet by lso deep. Oae Of
the best places 10 tie flty-
Also good Frame House with reomF, on South
Simmer street, IN good coalition. trce mod
era e.
with nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house.
Good outhouaes and stsbie, al N good condition.
Lot Al by $50 feet, Price very moderate
AlsO-A Brick Store-h8use No q Brosd street,
south side. two doors from Market, three stories
nigh, Is feet b 70. most excellent stSnd, and Is
free from taxsuon,
Also-A comm 1dions Brick Dwelling, corner Of
McLemOre and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen " To
room, Gnd lumber ruen Lot fronts 80 fast on
Gsy, bY 81 deep splenuid water and beautifully
shaded yarj well enclosed. Price s.. 90.
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military DIVISION or TIE TES. EssEE,
Q Ms OTFIcE. U 5 MILITARY RAILaoADs,

I WILL expose at Public Auction this day, the
L following Buildings iesently occupied BY EN-
ployees Of The U > Military Railroad Department,
VIZ:
Frame Buildings numbered It's, JIG, III,
corner Church and Clay SITS.
Nos. 80 and "a, corner Knowls and Church
SITS.
Nos. ~, 4S, a, IS, 46, AZ, As, 40, 50, 81 and
50, corner McCroary and Church SITS.
Nos. So, "a, S., on Knowles, bet. Church
and Cedar SITS.
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, :, s, 9, 10, II, y, 10,
and "A, corner McNairy and Broad sts.
sale to commence at 9 o'clock S. m, in order
named above
Notice sales Will BE- given daily until all build
ings are sold. s. n HAMlLL.
octl8-lt CSDtA q NJ.
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Notice.

CALL OF Ffleen Dollars on each share Of stick
"a in The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company, under the new charter, Is nov due.
A PORTION OF the authorized stock is yet open Tor
subscription. By provision OF the Pew ehaTter,
stockholders in the old company have the privilege
Of 0uphcstng their stock, which they may DO du
ring the next twenty dsys. AN. BUTLER
oeti3.2U Secretary.
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altw 9ApertiaemFats.

To the Creditors Of John Hawks, decd.
II AYlNa sngges ted the Insolvency Of the eststs
III Of John Hawks, you are not FED 10 ME your
claims properly an hentcatet, with thec eEk Of Che
county cont o. smith coun on " belore the LIST
day OF FeurdE-y, is g, the vii be barned,
THIS eth October, Ices. Tao. T.. HI skEl,
KecutOr OF John HAWK Estate.
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Usronlo Oaa

win aaris61rnns HheuraEiis1u, Afa.--li q =
Iurra. Diseases Of tha Thfoat. aHl-.- -
sir Int, Fieurgy, Psins, u.carl, 49,
Diseases Of tie Heart and Liver. -aa-.
the 5louach. NaLralUa, klng'a ~. l.
unsnf8s. Diseases uf tla Eyeai iel--
tens. DvsrrpsIs or Indigestion 40
together ai.l AZ Private A3tssA-,-
Dfseaaes. OF the a. rinnry DrEi--
70 tEB ladies,
fH--rr,r az Cha Womb frosted IN -
Tnoaa Earl "a LEihas an0 aEfa beer
ustg % IliscErIy or prove a1qr-r1, ~ -
% l1as iu.l .me .orud pIszlsai, D s'ia -
call
gteFilitF,
Farur Esrrad La1al whose E
baan r5i 10 lIing flrih n due sa-so-i -
SOD tss aaid 7cu should uu-iIp.J 80 p 49, =
tt5s i ycur desire you car col-- 49,
Isffal- = fn uar=rr. No iafT ever iIf--ia
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The ruubosis algonquin and Winooski
ars being put 10 ordeT t1r q river race.
Ihey will BE- allowed 90 ear, ~ much coal
fud pressure ~ s-ram o. ti.ev -huuse. and
=h.shevsr boat makes tie fastest titne VIII
BE- TIE winner.
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nlR Car cal Rates for sslt per tarrel was do
\ J sisael 10 eruhrsce PSI Illni BIlftIs osiu 3
Wu.'rcs a large proportion OF the SAT- now being
ship-d undsr this Tamil rate SIRE hdshels or $50
Pound hsrrrla
On and sfrr to-day sSl Pound Barrels only viii
he -hipped st Tarin-rsr load Iaies. and SD Pound
karfel- in asHle proportion. Shippers NlI piease
marx weights on barrels and on tins laiins.
\. Il. EWING
ocui-4n. General Freight Agent.
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NASHVILLE
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION,
Fall Meeting, 1865.
NASHVILLE

MgAOAl . O0AOD@--N -e-N-
TIM CS-,BFEIsSp srAkr A sWsepsisEe for two
vesr-ods da.h Of one mis-; sub soIipton Sl0o each
$50 forest with 500 added b. tna Association, II
The race is run three or more % nii ne stare
The raee 70 Re On The nrsi d9 q Inc fsll meet
irg Closed with the following entries
4 c. eafhan nsmes ch Muggns, y Jack
Malone cut Of Fannie MeAlstel, b Omeara.
2 Turner B johnson name ch c Copper By Hii-
wsths, utof Little TrieK by imp iriEE-
g T 3 Patterson names eh c ChichaGauga, by
Jack Malone, out Of Alhoui by imp Albion
4 Also hr Blanche Rousseau b. IMP Micky Free
out Of Ada Teyis by imp Albion
5 Harry Nanles nanes ca Liverpool ~ mp
Bonnie ecoiland, Ont Of Young Fashion By imp
M0nsrch.
OF LADY Lancaster By imp Monarch
Hiatoo Z Kinney nsmes ch Tornado, by Com
rnodore out Of Rapidity by Chlde Harold.
g. VI McLyman names gr Enigma by Chllde
Harold, out Of Del ably imp PTlam
g. Also br fCunency Dy ehilde Harold Out.nf Car
cline, hi imp rcytnisn-
To- j 4 KIRBY enters ch Cspitols BY Jack Malone
dam Alhicn mare ont n leviathan-
SAME DAY.
ASSOCIATION Purse szJJ- for all sgesi mile heats
l. r H Ausiin enters bF b Leatherungs, bY Lex
ington, ont Of 6ossameT by imp Glencoe years
p EA Smith enters Oh h Ringrnaster, dam by imp
Glencoe
g. Turner johnson enters eh IA Lsdy Ciify by
imp Al-ion, ont Of ufora, By imp frarns yfs
4. Col shafter enters Oh g pedigree unknown. yrs
old.
| s. " T Campbell enters surprise, BY imp Bonnie
fcOt'and.
! G. Al Armstrong enters c CTS IoFralne, BY
Runeio, ont Of an Eclipse mare, yrs. old
z WI McLyInan enters ch BY Revenue, out Of
| Chsrmer by imp 6lercoe, yrs old.
| The first race will commence precisely al one
o'clock
Dinner and refreshments may be obtained at the
/ Poois will he sold at Kinney's Saloon, Cedsi
| street, every night.
EBB DEFINING, Proprietor.
/ octl5
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a GARD
a CAhD
TO THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE

To THE CITIZENS Vi AAou AL4-L-.
fIthE publisher Of the Nashville olty DHeetoIy
II hegs leave 70 infer the PUBIC ttlat on Mon
iay the 18th 10 L. be viii commence the canvass %
the city for iuformafiOu and patronage, and hopes
that each citizen viii aid bis agenls in gaining the
fullest information possible, m order 70 make the
Directory perfect in all is appointments.
6eneral snd Business Directory eOlAblned Is
greatly needed at this time, a. no work Of that
character has bsen published for this cisy since
1859
As an advertising medium, through which our
Merchants aud pro.e -ional men csn make known
their business. City Directory stands without n
val Il IS the guide "a stranger seeks 70 asc rtain
WHARF bis wan can be supplied The terms Of
advert ing are yerV reasonable the same We be
VI We IS those Of Mr.. Campbell in his Directory Of
1859.
copcefn' which r. h. Singleton persists ia publish
ing in his Tneatr cal Bulletin and the different city
papers would inform the pubic that out-lde Of
lie statement Of "a q which appeared sImultane-
ously with his card IN the CT papers Of Oct. 4th
and which gave but one insertion, have declined
fur her notice OF IL ia the papers / have CON-
meneed suit in the Circuit Court sgansl Mr. Sin
Qlet9n, and lOok upon that tribunal as tie ONLY
proper plsce 70 discuss the QUESTION which he hiss
50 prominently brought beiOfs the public.
have established an Office at 81 = Cedar eef
a few doors sboya Cherry, where ! Hill be nls4t-r
to meet any one desiring iDiomaton as b the work
IN progress. Z D. KING
Publisher CITY Directory fJr 1886.
octl53t
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Be in q Hurry.

% ACRES, improved, three miles from the city,
~ on thA Dickinfon Pike, is offered 81 The loW
prce Of siO00 cash 10 han. Come quick The
cheapest place "a Davidson county. Good water,
good land and gJOd neit hbO-hood. April 70
octlB-st NkLSJN MURFREE.
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sUAlnAL FREIGHT uTIECE.
MAC. ANB \. a n. ". RAILWAYS.
NssHyulr, TIM, Oct, 1870, lssi5.J
INIPORTANT NOTICE
Merchants & Shippers.

a. = vii MT n ceiye in our Dep @ Powder, Per-
W cussion Gaps, Shot or Iced. unless proper per
mite from custom House accompany bills 81 iadlng
Powder o insure rtceptot and shipment, must
IN Oh cases bs Csreig,ly packed "a boxes sad Pow.
der plainly marked on box or boxes
When We have rrssou % believe that packages
Marked merchardse cout n Powder, We will have
such par zages examined, snd when % proves 10 be
Powder or other nmuuluou frEudnlently shipped
such packages vii De- turned over % Treasury De-
pariment NIih hils 81 siding.
T. n. EWING,
ccfl6-2m General Freight gent.
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NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of Charles
Thompson, Deceased.

YOU are hereby noased thsi tie ubdersi gnei
Il administrator on sid esta e, hiss suggested 70
the c erk Cfthe County Couu Of smith coungy,
lennesses the insolvency OF TIE said eztste aud has
ob,siued anorder froU sSid ClerE reguinng ali
cre1llurs - fle their clslua. on y prorzl. With
$50 Oierk, On OF before the nfsI Monday IN hs1ch
aexi, or TIE same VA b barred
sept p, ls65. r, A, THOMPSON,
oct7-Efse Admir- q ckEfiss Thompson. dsc'd.
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urHER STATES hh II Pa ~
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- Cnns,itntinnnl Amenhmcn1.

Ratification by twenty-seven States was
necessary 10 render effective the oonstitu
tional amendment prohibiting slavery. Up
20 tins time twenty -four States have respon-
ded fsvorably, and three uniayorably, g.
allow.
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Dissolution Of cOpsrtnsrshIp

VIHE co partaership hitherto exciting under the
styie and firn- Of DAVIS & FAANN is t-is day
dissolved by n utua consent. joel Day s is author
thonHed 10 psy all demands uson the hrrn, and col
loct al accounts Que the sa,d DAVIS Flynn.
JOEL DAVIS,
ocu5-lw ANDREW FLYNN.