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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. WASHINGTON !
Nav I, 1865 (

Where's. The Lieut.. G an. Uaitsl States army
has given his opinion TIA persons implicated IN
the murder of the late president and the attempt
ed assassination Of the secretary Of state and
alleged conspiracy TO ssssssinate the officers OF
the federal government at Washington, they and
their siders aid. betors are subject 10 the juris
diction Of a legal trial before military commits.
sion L, ia ordered
1T. That the assistant sdjutant general detail
nine competent military officers as a commission
Tor The trial OF said parties. and that the Judge
advocate general proceed to prefer charges
against said parties tor their ofenses. and bring
ing them TO trial before said military commis-
mission, and that said trial or trials be conducted
by said Judge advocate general. a. recorder
thereof. in person. aided by such assistants or
special Judge advocates az he may designate, and
that sad trials be conducted With sll the diligence
consistent With The ends OF justice. and said com
mission TO SIT without regard 10 hours.
81, That Brevet Msjor General Hartr.uft be
assigned TO duty as special provost marshal gen
eral. FOR the purposes Of ssid trial and 20 act
upon said commission and the execution of il.
mandates
Sd. That said commander establish such or.
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U.S.7-3OLOAN

~ su'sori'y % the secretary Of the Tres<ury, tbs
undersigned has ssscned the G-ser.I sub-enpoou
As-sey Tor the sale - Un',ed state. Treasury Woes.
bearing seven and thee-ssutA. p-r cert lnser-s.. per
anuun, known a. tt
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S~EVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

are payable three years from that tine. IN currency,
Or are convertible At he option Of The helssr TITO
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
COLD BONDS,

Note Of ali denominations named VIII be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subseriptions. and the ssse.
forwarded Al once. The interest 20 the i5th Of jan.
nerf will he naf IN .Av.,r. 49,.
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ders or rules Of proceedings ss nav avoid IN
necessary delay and conduct IL 70 the ends OF put
lie justice
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To CoRSnmptiTeS-

IT. '0ltINlIIT x. n. NTNGI TT0I
Publisher Nashville Dirsetorv
oct4-tf ~
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have noticed an advertisements in the
different city papers, headed, Second An
nnal issue OF the Nashville City Directory. .
This is done 10 mislesd the business men Of
the city, and give the impression thai The
party had either bought out my interest in
The Directory. or 10 make them believe thsi
l would not get out Directory for 1856
They tried to get the use Of nv name for
the Directory, but this ] refused neither
would agree TO engage them on the Diree-
tory whieh I propose getting NJ in The
spring Of 1850. THIS was done on account
Of their ineaPability Of Managing a VOL
Of the kind, as well as other basipes. 81
which VIC were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up the DIRECTORY +
not q resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in me
mater as 3 citizen Of the city would.
/ write this IN justice to thepublic IS well
Respectfully, R.H. srxeLrrox
Publisher Nashville Dirsctorv.
oct4-tf
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The Charming LOtta tonight.



The following traRsisFs have been made
since our last report;
Valentine Rose and wife, TO Adam T
Ronald. land in Louisville, value S9o0.
Eveline Glow 10 John q. Jones, trustee
twenty five acres Of land in this county
value Si.10e.
John Conner, trustee, to Mary Huges, lor
IN this county, value $500.
James Hickman 90 ". Matt. Brown, NJ
IN this city. yElue $3.50.
Emmett aud s. B. Cochran % b II. Rage
dale, trustee, lot in this city, value 81 600
o. =. McRoborts 10 DAVID +. sharp, lot IN
EdEefcld, value Sl.ofl
NIB. 4. Ramser to Patrick Moran, lot il
Edgo6eld, valve $3.50.
W.H. Curlcher 70 william c. Napier, iol
out o. the city. value $ 900.
John Davis to Jacob Milliron, seventy
seven aRd three fourths acres OF land IN tina
county, value g soc.
+. d. Hurt 70 Philip G. Breen and Arthur
Allen, lot in Edgefeld, value l,25e.
Thos. W Chiffon 70 Mary Hhgariy, lot N
this city, YsIue $1,000.
Nat. i. Dorioh 70 II. S. French, thirty
asros Of land I'M this county, valae Sl,oeV.
Thos. W. Chiltou 90 John Hsnarlyi LOT N
this city, vslue Saes.
j.
IN Edgefsld, value S6,7se.
Wan. Stocked to VIM. Olyosy, lot IN this
city, value s. SEQ.
Edwin II. Ewing to VIM. II. Mallory
land in Ohio, value S5oo.
John O. Earving, trustee. % Jas Young,
three seres Of land in the Cochran iract,
value 81 .To0.
]. NJ. Ryers 70 Lucy B. Bond, land IN
Nullsmsoa county, value 81 ,450.
john Nhorley 10 , ". Graves, part o. lot
No . IN this city, value S5oe.
Thomas Webster % John Anderson, lot
IN West Nashville, value ss.oe1.
Gilbert II. Darling 70 Edwin A. Smith,
land IN Michigan. value $500.
Huge Mc6ayock 70 Lambert Meoeker, loi
cat @ The city. value s2.ais.
John r. Baiue % W. q. Haersr3. twenty
scrcs pi Ind IN this county, value So eco.
Alex. 3 shankhn % Raius and William
NJ. Berry, LOO in this cits, value 81 zee.
A. Hamilton 10 Wm. p. Hsraiitoo. Ia in
this eify, Fsiue 81 500,
Jane Doyle % Martha Jane Coleman. Is.
in this city, value Sl,ooe.
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10 stranger and rIti.sn.

VS. do not profess 70 be the only Phvsi-
clan in the city, " who may be found al hi,
once az all hours, day or night p nor de
We, in Offering cur services 10 The invalid.
desire % recommend oursslf ia preferences
70 other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be iniallible, or the oEiy man ca.
Pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement. We
DO NOS claim the possession Of any tsonder-
nj secret reEicdicS, or extraordinary aqree-
a9ie treatment or paliiGffues; as an sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
lice Of medicine, does not depend 50 inuch
upon The discovery Of Hcis rc1icdies, or ne,s
n,oaes Of treatment, e. upon he skillful use
OF those agencies necessary 70 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expo-
Renee and Pationt applicatiun. We res
pectiully refer the pablo t0our general ad-
Vs5t,someut, IN another part Of the paper
Ohco hours from in the morning till ,
at night 4 i. CoLEslN, nj. d.
"a North Cherry "a. Naahvills Tan
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This vice, which Is never praoiiesd in
the presence Of any one, has proved Ia
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblsst
and most talented young mon that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquenee or pen 10 cong.
L las destroyed health, blasted The c0nsG
tuition, aud reduced the miserable victim Il
a living skeleton. Nor are these its anal
and fatal effects in is pains are scattered
the ruins q re7sOn, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To 81
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. e. North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fs69s-U
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Huge Cauara Exposed.
General Grant and the Mexican
Question.
Juarez Said 20 be In the United
States.

NV aoEE, Oct 6.-Inars J.. .. Cotton in
g note y ihe associated press. dated In This
cry to-dsy, says, IN reference 10 the report
cd conversation between cen. Grand rn5
himself uPor Mexican affair. that M
smith misuudrstooj BIN. or his ve-s;or, II
ne conversation Be- ircorrectiv renorta.3
Judge Cotton SAYS be never vas on 4 f-eir
nom Cincinnati with Gen. Gent. 10 80
knwoledge, but be did once have 4 eonve--
sauon W thar ofhcer, in which Mos,
was alluded 10. Ger. Graut in 10 way irti.
mated to him that 10 was the pu-nosr IN
the Government to interfere in Mexiesu
Affairs
ST. Lovis, Oct 6.--The Republican, La
viagas, New Mexico, correspondent. under
date Of September, SAYS a gentleman from
santa Fee. reports the arrival Of Juarer Ii
that place. supposed 70 be en- route 10 The
States Reports doubtful.
Col Chaneore, is elected deieEate 70 Cor
gge-s from New Mexico, over Col. Peara. BY
fifteen msiori-v
NEw foEE, Oct. 6.-Gold opened at AS.
rose 20 4s, and cosed 81 l62s. Decline owing
70 Government selling half million dollars.
Cotton firm at soc. 1908 Nov. coupons
1855.
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NorIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were hled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No 60,
dated March l3th, 1855, Department. Of the
Cumberland, eau have their claims prop
erly adjusted BY calling at our olice.
We will also have their Vouchers. Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back nom
Washington, d. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order 70 substantiata the en-
tire claim, that the parties may gel their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
lesa-u III. T0EPKus 4 Co.
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Persons unacquanted in the city seoinp
80 many advertisements for the tretamenl
Of Sp6clGi Diseases, are often At a loss % de.
ermine 70 whom 70 entrust the treatment
o. such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure IN stating that the oldest astab-
hahment Of his Kind is ct No. @ Deadsrick
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee thst this is a reliable institution. DR.
A hicHAEn JoSsa may be found in his Of
zee during ne hours stated in his general
advertisements AL nteiiciaes h.rrtsief Il
he o5ioc.
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The advertiser having been restored 70
health IN few weeks, BY a very simpIs
remedy, alter having suffered several veS-s
with severe lung sftection, and that dread
disease, CousumPti0n--is anxious 10 make
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To al who desire It, he will send a copv
q the prescription used. free Of chsrra.l
win directions for preparing aud using ihe
sane which they VII find a sure cure for
NotisuH pilon, Asthma, Bronchitis, &C. The
oHly OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending The
prescription l. 70 benefit the affiieted. and
spread information which be considers 40
De- invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
vii try his remedy, a. it VII cost then
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription wiz please
aaaress Rev. EBWkEe A WILsoE.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
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ocA1i
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TIE Committee on Public Worship of the
Tennessee Conference have made the follow
ing appointments for tonight:
McKendree Church, ~ o'clock, G. L.
Staley.
Andrew Charge, ~ o'clock, George W.
Anderson.
Mulberry Street, ~ o'clock, T. L. Moody.
Tulip Street, ~ o'clock, A. F. Lawrence.
Presbyterian Church, o'clock, W. Shaw.
Trinity Church, ~ O'Clock, J. Russell.
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valley OF dry bones. Praise the Lord
Brethren pray for Us.
Committing you 70 The care Of the Chief
| Shepherd, We are your servants for Christ s
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AUCTION SALE.-George Shields & Co. thi.
morning will open for sale large assort-
ment of wines and liquors at auction at then
old stand on College street also a lot o.
second hand furniture will be offered, and
parties wishing to buy viii find it to then
interest TO attend Sale positive and with.
out reserve to commeaee at 10 O'Clock, a. m
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Last Chanca for RargnIns-

The sutler Goods at A. L NJ. Landsberr.
corner Public Square and Market are nov
being closed out These must be sold nc.
gdrdicss Of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardinos, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by callirg
here.
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The international Hotel. on The North
side of the Public Square, changed hands on
the lst instant, Mt. W. i. Degraw is now
proprietor. He is gentleman Of fine bust
ness habits, active, enterpr sing, and intel
ligent, and will enhance the reputation Of
the house. Mr.. Phillips, one Of theold pro
prietors, returns to Cleveland, Ohio. We
hope to see him back among US at no dis
tant dav
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Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and packages
going out Of cur business houses and manu-
iaturles, the letters, documents etc, from the
Offices Of our professional men, the clothing,
brick buts, war clubs and other orna
mented needlework % the Washer-w0m
without being marked with one of Traugh'u
Ribbon or Seal Presses, StsDsels or Branfs
which can be found at No. 15k N, Cherry
street, up stairs. Mind ths stairs and don Z
fall. How are you Burns, who is ahead.
septswednestsat-tf
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MERCHANTS or rHE SoUrH, ArrrsgioS D.
very extensive stock Of ladies cloaka and
shawls, Of the must desirable styles. can be
boughtat Northern prices, at Elsssser Z Col T.
No. so Union street, ole door west u College.
aen2l gw
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Bald Heads End Bare Faces eovered. GRAY
halr restored, Light Hair darkened. Weak
hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured, PARTED ana
made soft, smooth, clear and 5ssatifai. BY
the use of Chapman's Celebrated Ps.a ,fs
Aa,ied free 70 those Who wish to give them
an honest trial.
4hese reeeipts eau % obtained v4ifhdcs
charge BY return msil, hv sddTessinz
4Hos. r. CHA7NAz,
Chemist and Perfsmsr,
eeis-in ssi Broadway, New York.
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PHorosEkFzs.-Pho.ogrsphs Of Generals
FEDERAL and Confedersts. The largest col.
lection in the vest, for sEls, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2SCedar street, opposite Com
mreial Hotel. may7T-tf
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We ara obliged % ". c. Collier for the
View York dailies Of the Srd, the ls;esi Lou
iFvilh and ciuciunsti daihes, the Field,
Iprf aud Faru, Frank Lesheis Budget 81
fun FOR November, lsnkee Notions 81 ko-
vember, Applefor's Railroad Guide fer oc-
s9bsr, and lie New York Ledger
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loQe hhls OF No, Flour,
50 boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store and for sale by Jno. J. Mccain,
Ne. IS Broadway, corner Broad and College
stresis- SepiS-lm
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Union street is one Of the most important
thoroughfare in the city, and viii constantly
become more and more so. From Cherry 10
Vine it is too narrow, and should be
widened. We would, therefore, respect
fully call the attention Of the new City
Council to the subject No better time for
making this improvement viii, probably,
present ITSELF Prompt action will be OF
considerable advantage both TO the city and
business men who would locate on the street
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II the ladies wish something plain and
elegant, call and examine these resl Irish
and French Poplins, all shsdes at
VIZ. vs.. Berry a Co.,
sept22-tf No. 81, College so.
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Lolta tho Qassa d d. 6 : . -night.

REDUcTIoN OF PoLICE.-We learn that
Mayor Brown has reduced the police force
Of the city from fifty day police to three.
Also reduction of the night force from
fly to thiriy-six. In our next issue we will
give list Of those retained and discharged,
and the newly appointed.
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Wholesale buyers would do wen 10 call
and sxsmine the stock Of staple End fancy
dry goods, notions, boots aud shoes, cloth
ing aud bats at VIZ. ". BrEET 4 Co.'S.
sept22-tf
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GREAT AFTaaorIoS At Cameron, Gisrs Z
Co's.,-super Silk Brocado, French Grona-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mays French Jaoonota.
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+. P. Cone has received The Chimney
Corner, Clipper, Wilkes Spirit, Metropoli
Record, Irish American, Criminal Zeitung,
La Cronic, Banner of Light, Living Age,
n. Y. Tablet, Evening Post, and American
Artisan. for this week.
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IuroHraxT oHDER.-We publish the FOL
lowing for the benefit Of those interested

lowing for the benefit OF these interested
HrApeuARrEEs DIsT. MIpDLE TAX,
Nurireesboro. Tenn. Oct 2, lSe5.
General orders No. II.
i In obediance 10 orders IRON hesdquar-
ta-s Middle nivision Of Tennessee, the Bvt
Major General rnsnding Middle Distract
Is charged with seeing that no civil proceed
inss are instituted against eitifens tor acts
committed By them s. ssldiers m ihe arny
III ID IS therefore ordered, that al per
sons now il arrest OF confinement, sgainsi
whom proceedings have been instituted by
civil authority. for acts committed BY them
Is soldiers Of Inc United States army sad
acting under orders from their supporters, be
released al once, and thst civil aeiior
against them Be saspen de@ and dismissed.
Bv order Of Brevei MAJ. Gen. johnson.
JNo. A. Mmear, & A. g.
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just received, per Express, Enc lot Of
swissss, carleton, uainsook, muslins, at pri-
vate sale Gao. SHlELus 4 Go.
llyl-u IS and ~ College street.
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Hoi Rolls, RGsk and BuEns every nora
ing % the Nashville Steam Bakery, Il
summer street, near Union, seps-d
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of The
latest styles, jut received.
r. II. Tnoursox.
sepl2-lm % Cherry Street
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Eyeryb0dy's favOrite, Little Lolita, is at
the Theatre.

Everybody's favorite, Little Lolita, IS at
the Theatre.
An INPoRTASr coSssDERATtoN Should 3
lady have s sewing mschine. or should she
spend her valuable time with the old fash
ioned sewing needle, stitch, stitch, sttch2
Whist would We think Of the farmer who
would continue the use Of the fail iRsteal
ofthe threshing machine2 Verify, We would
laugh az him. There are many different
kinds Of sewing machines in usa, almost al
o. which are vastly better than the common
needle, but they are not alike good There
is one that maEes the lock stitch. which
takes . beautiful stitch just as quickly az q
small eylender can turn, i is the wheeler
& Wilson machine. i should be called the
premium machine, as no msehine could et-
cr compete with Il successfully when put 10
test with scientific men. Il surpssses al
others In speed il makes the most beauti-
fsl work. Il sews, hraids, hens, fells, tuels,
cords, hinds, and gathers, Suffice it 70 say
1t to5k the FIRST premium al the Worlds
Fair, at London, 81 the Paris Exhibition,
France, at a. United States Fairs, where
sewing mschines were exhibited, AZ all
State Fairs, az al Mechanics Institutes, and
Is innumerabie county fairs. ". g. Walker
is the sEent, Masonic Temple, with Dorman
Fenfon. All should cal And examine.
Gee advertisement.
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CHAMBER OF CoNNERoE.-We learn from
Mr.. Isaac Litton, the Secretary, that the
Chamber Of Commerce have rented the Hall
in the second story Of No. 40, College street,
over Sickles 4 Co. We would suggest that
all persons desiring to become members
would present themselves next Monday
evening at two o'clock, so that their names
aud place Of business may be printed in the
Constitution which will be published in q
Jew days. oet7-2t
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Tha BfitAl ChNmber, A Essy q Wsrni1l
sud instruction or fouuz Men. Also, nes aad ~
bshie freshmen foT Diseases q Re un1ary and
$500 sysiema-ssEi ne, IN aealed euEelopss
kadrass Or. J. sKILIIN Hou6hfo1, AcEsn1
hss1cistss, PhiiaeslpeiA, p epIls-l5
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TvESTY-FIvE CsSrs FoR UsIos AED PLas-
rERs' BAEE.-Ihe notes Of these two Banks
seem 20 be steadily declining, and a. cash
Bank has over q million Of circulation still
out, they viii probably decline 10 % cents
IN the dollar. Ih9s. s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner 81 Union aad College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
20 give considerable more than this rate at
present Send your money % hirn before
the orders are SLED. tL
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f NJ. Davis, st the sewanee News Depot,
received yesterday the Metropolitan Record,
New York Clipper, wilkes Spirit, Yankee
Notions, Chimney Corcer, Budget Of Fun.
and another lot Of Miss Evans last novel,
Mqca-fn
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P.S FAIL, President Of Board,
J. W. HoTT, ssc'y Of Board.

The New York Tribune, in speaking Of
Mason q Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, says
sHThese instruments have been blown by
the wind of genuine success from Boston TO
San Francisco. That Messrs. Mason & Ham
lin have succeeded in mszing a superior
small instrument, from little bandbox-like
things, to those which, though portable, and
not larger than piano, can make them
selves felt in a church, is the universal opin-
ion of the musical profession. They sgree
taht no such mechanical works of the kind
can be found in equal perfection in Europe.
The tone is pure and full, end with an i'm
mense body for 50 small provocative me-
ehanieal force. They stand rough travelling,
bad usage, and will live in climates which
will kill American missionaries" 1t
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81, CoLLEGE 50 WIN. W. Berry 8 Go. stir
take the lead 10 cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they are determined 20 sell at
reasonable prices. sopta2-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Good board, or boardand lodging, oan b
had If application ismade 10 No. IS, south
Summer street. ~oct4-st
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Do net fail to sec 1otta.
Action of the Board of Education

AcIlOn OF me bOdIu OF LuucaIlOn.
OFFICE OF TIE BOAED OF EDUcArIoS,
NASHVILLE, October 6, 1865.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Education,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
1. That the hearty thanks Of this Board be
respectfully rendered TO Major General
Thomas Tor his prompt and efficient co
operation with the Government Of the United
States in restoring the City School Building
and refitting them for nse.
z. That a copy Of the above be signed by
the President and forwarded to Gene al
Thomas.
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4 ielegrHphic dispatch reports that Hon
A. Z. stephens, Of 6s., j 10 Be seat home er
parole We fear ths report is psenAtaFe.
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Il. Mickey, 10th L. s, Assistant Provost
Marshal, has been released by Il. faFken-
son Of the sane regiment.