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MINERAL LANDS
FOR SALE.


1sSOO Acres
a iAACENl 70 Corper Ni1es n Polk county,.
a feEn- he undivided haif Of
FORTY ACRES.
innsdiafsly siioining the Polk county Nina. On
saIne YEA. and bsfE ed &C ana Mob ie Nine. klso
oae-sixIh 81 The unGiTsded interest IN -
100 ACRES.
On ths IenEessee Aine-reuaNia3er held ty Crrtrh-
neil, a Chsit anooEs, Hon John G s6aut and John
X lee, q NashFiis. To sny one desiring 10 iUve-I
n zsicn property, hherAi inducemsnts Wi b. oter
ed Fer pr-Ssnt 1r psuspectiFs sale refer 10 Tho
n. Galway, bow IN Nashville OF %
6. scOVEI., Real Estate AGENT.
Cofner Capllol Aveuee and Park street.
ucFe-ss4 opp. E9st front cfsials Capitol
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Whist nav sesm almost iBeTsdible is, that MANY
dseases hitherto considered hope essly iBeurable
are frequently cured IN few Gays or we~ksi and
We cheeruly invita- the investigations o. the liberal
mibded and scientific 70 cures which have no par
sllel &C the present day.
Bunng the "a eve years We have cont 'nded
with obstacles and overcome opposition - hercu'
lean as we're ever encounter ed kY aay reform ar.
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4 writer in the Atlantic Monthly proves
by statistics that man s longevity is IN exact
proportion 10 his educational attainments,
provided his health has not been injured By
over mental exertiou. IL seems that in
creasing intelligence and decreasing war
have prolonged the average length OF life in
Europe from twenty-five years Ia the sew
eniesnth century, 10 thirty five in the
eighteenth, and 10 lorty-fys in the nine
teeuth. the best educated communities
are the longest lived, and tho best educated
soldiers live smaziugly longer than the
more ignorant. aud 90, m to wear chsrmed
life, not 50 much against bullet and bavo-
net, az against the effects Of disease, priva-
tion, and even severe wounds, on their con-
stituIi0nal lives.
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Negro Testimony In Mississippi.
A dispatch from Jackson. Miss, dated IA.
l5ih INST says:
The Legislature to-day voted down th'
bin % allow negroes 70 testify"
10 much the worse Tor the white folks O
Mississippi.
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Ats meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, held this day, November Il, 1855,
the following vas adopted, and ordered 10
be published for one week;
Nj. Roberts offered The 'oIlowinc resolution:
WHEREAs, A Circular has been shosR 70 tbs
Chamber IN the worcs and figures following, to-wit
10 rHE rusI1o-aoBEzrsox COUNTY WHISKY.
HaTing sscertsinsd thaI the reputation Of our
Viii ", shich has, for several years pas1, been .
materially injured and misIepTesentsd By mixturs
snd a5uitennO1-largs quantities being branded
end sold ze our maka-made 10 Cincinnati and elfe
uhers, hat ", whose names are annexed, Disnl-
lars 81 Whisky ana Bgsadles Of Robertson county
TENNESSEE. have seen 1T to address this card tc
thsss ID want Of orr Whisky and Braudies. In The
fre they msy be fnund in store ard sale 81 The
houaes Of Burr. Bib 4 Co, Springfield, Robertson
county, Tennessee, and Brien Thaxion, corner O
col eye and Church Streets. Nashville, TenneSse
mare and unsdalteraisd. At Man 1actnrer's prisRs
We tsks tins course IN self projection beeF NJ a
We do. that many are imposed upon WITH iEnIfa-
tons when desiring genuine article Of Old Robert
son county Tennessee Whisky.
November slh. 1865. p
Garrett Thomas Savage,
willie Noodard, Jun g Cocis.
Stark billiard, Geo = DTsuRhfon,
q Randolph, Coats,
Wilson Pitt. MaiacH Benton
Vim Il COuis, NJ y Woodland
n Duncan, W BRIDGE
" DArden, Ino R Bridges.
Thgst5rs, Resolved Thst 50 ar a. the members
OF this Chamber are concerned, they DENY the
charge set forth ia said Crrulsr aud most slnpiat-
ieslly stale thst they are ise aad without foJnda-
ton.
Re80'udi, That in cons Iteration OF the fact thai
the e Is Il more than one-fh % the disiIiers OF
Robsrison cOrrtg who have signed said Circular,
that Eelespecifaly nyiie those who have not siqn,
ed the same 10 send their Whisky TO our markef
freely and that we sill use our best sndeayors 10
| promote their interest," and
Resoired Iiai until said Circular Is publicly with
drawn, we HEREBY plecge ourselves TO refran from
baying nom. or from selling liquors for aaF n the
| psrles Who have gned said Circular.
| noSI7-lw
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rwo ofthe oobgressmen elect from North
Carolina were members OF the rebel CON
rrcss, and tEo were oaiccTs in the rebel
army.
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TkIE
Nashville Union and American.

VNBE publication OF this paper. susper Ted il
February lso2. will be resumed on ;hs ) 3 day
Of December. lS6s from the Old once. 'suuiou and
American Block" c-m-r Ct Church and Cherry
Streets, oppost- the Po-t-ofhce Prices same A.
TIE other city pzpart-Daily per aunum Sl4 %.
Weekly, s. %; fsr rnortfr periods at the same
rates. invariably IN sdv grce.
noyI5-sw nc. DUNNINGToN a co.
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Nina Sahie, who acquired such unepvis.
bic rePstation during the late Indian mn
tny, has, e Is said, been occupying hi.
tiine with translation o. sHanilstf into
his naiiye tongue.
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THE kICHAND POOL

Constitution Life syrup,
As a 6enersl Blood Purifying Agent. the lie
syrup Stands unriyalled by anv pneparation in the
wprif
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The Alabama Legislature meets on the
soth Inst. We hope one Of It's 6r.t acts will
be the rstiscaiion Of ths Constitutional
Amendment.
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Are Liable 10 the zane diseases. Nature and sci
eDce have made the Constitution Lie syrup tor fhe
benefit Of al
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The Fayetteville Observer has been re-
viyed by its proprietor, N. o. Wallace, Esq
It is stated that Gen. Z. Kirby Smith has
taken the oath Of allegiance at Lynehburg
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nanaraI InteIIIoenoe Omos,

T1oR the puchs-e aud ssie ofRssi Esa's, Rsai.
r ing Honses. LaasiuE Lad, A., 70 shin -
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Is positive and specific remedy for all diEeasas
originating irarn an IMP IRE 5 rA1E Or TIN
BLOOD and for all hereditary diseases transmit
l iad fcoru parent TO child
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~ Tax fREkTklEBF " DlsElssl, &
fRuH MING XIV WITH aUUOhaH ~
0ldER stains, AZ III u IN
NasR VILLA, 'fENNEsaHH
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raronIe OAsss

with asiiEfsausu; Nhet.rusfsin, aEscncaa Of ihs
I Lungs; uisas.sea of tIs Ihlosl 8ssIioi JOINS,
Haf liulha, flaulisy Ras1. Ulcers, ualcsr. aTafs
! me aicuacf,, k6urlcia. kIag's ETi o. acluuis.
peaaness. u iaaa-tl q the Efca. Dati1tliai So
tsn17 irF1Inrs1ac r fnlH1a7t'on snt Gou1urlrfon-
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= Mormon polygsmist lately had fong
babes born % him II one night by Al many
different WIGS. How that sets one 70 thinf
ingi
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Al Afecanas % tho WOMB ueaisd Hih socoaau
IliQae AalIisi LADIES' 10 hsFe hean % uni1Itu
81
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Granny Darling" one HUNDRED and two
years old, died ~ Midway, Mss, on the
2lst ult. She he'd lived hermit life for
several years in the "Black swamp"
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Smussments.
THEATRES

Saturday Evening, Ho,,ns,, ~, ~,
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Valuable Property,

Enosu 81 the TEENEss 81 il.9 -
uoE portion q ne q 3. fra- - 49, a.
This Propsrty frurfs Do -. -, n - n -
ieei h-s TO god trcE - -. 80 HI1i|i'I15
us, one 31 ty 80 49,
and one she'd ,--tr-.ris sfr-rfirlrr -
ms : aas a. DC Iiesi -. i, ~ -,
nut1ll4s st1I 49, - = floW CT rIlef f1clurF.
= .i.lsall.y 1907 81 Estaf, hatn seil a1d b.
Ter -r-s ss nj go. s.,.s % : ! ~. .sss.
mall-- q - -glr1unlQ1 iE rara7d % 80 81 psIs
=. = :. eiTez ~ a. - fqlaka,
u - = ". HIlSQa or
- q i. hAalLIoN.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
l. the Poor Mans Friend, and the Rich Mans
hessing
WILLIAM Il. GREGG, NJ. D.,
Cole Proprietor, New York
MORGAN q ALLEN
nov ls-3m. Wholesale Druggists. agents
40 Clif street, \. Y
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-hA'- A-i--r NV ~ Aola-
To The Hoa- connAlly ?. Tngg. Judge Presidi.g.
We, the undersigned members Of the
Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States Tor the Middle District Of Ten.
nessee, having served as such during the
present term Of said Court a. Nashville, be-
ing now absut 10 De discharged from ouI
duties aad repair 20 our respective homes
before parting desire to unite in q brief testi-
monisl 70 the eminent dignity, mildnes.
and cOurtery which have eharterizsd your
Honor during our connection a. aforesaid
aEd espec ally as exhibited in your inter
course with our body.
And with a lively satisfaction we have
noticed that at time when the relations Of
many OF our citizens 70 the General Govern
ment are as yet somewhat confused and in
harmonious, and are thus brought in con,
tact with the laws Of the United States, they
can safely rely upon fall and impartial
hearing, and Of fjustice tempered with
| mercy "
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sBashrille 44ai0fl.
Wa. oAK1EoE = o., Publisher.
$500. NovEMBER IS. lse..

Governors Election in Alabama.
We collect the following returns from our
Alabama exchanges:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


NOWHERE Il, 1868.
The House was called to order at 10 en-,
precisely, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell IN the chair.
Prsyer Dy Rev. DR.. Phillips. The Journa
Of yesterday was read and adopted.
Mr.. Nieks presented petition for the re-
lief Of the securities Of b. walker, abscond-
log sheriff OF Dixon county. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Willis presented = bill 10 repeal act
Of May Sd. 1861, repeating certain sub-sec-
tons Of section 4143 OF the code. Referred
TO the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Wines presented a b II incorporation
the c arksville COoporing Company, and for
other purposes. Referred 10 the Commit
tee on Operations.
Mr.. Ga ner presented bill to amend the
lst section Of the 4th article Of the constitu.
ton. Il is preceded by lengthy pream-
bic, and then resolves;
Sac J. Be Il enacted By tie General As
scmblV 81 dc State Of Tennessee, That the
Constitution OF the State Of Tennessee be
amended by striking out the word white.
where il appears before the word free, 10 the
first line ofthe LIST section Of the 4th article
OF the Constitution Of the State.
Sec. ?. Be e further enacted, That n act
entitled an act to limit the elective franchise,
80 ~ 7-'.-iN - HN4NDg iuPeaie1s Abu
that this take effect from aud after IFS pass
age. Referred TO the Joint Committee Of
Federal relations, and Judiciary.
Mr. WoodcOek presented bill for the re-
lief Of Ensly WIlmore, who. while acting
as Sheriff, was robbed Of many valuable
papers. by guerrillRs.
Mr.. jarvis presented bill regulating the
charges OF Soldiers Claim Agents. Referred
10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Baker presented bill, requiring the
Governor 20 order an election, 10 decide the
question as to whether freedmen shall testi-
iy in the c urts Of this State. Il provides
tnat these VINO favor the measure, shall vote
"For," and those opposed vote Against -
and that no action shall be taken in this
Legislature, til the result Of said election
shall be known. Referred 10 the Committee
on Judiciary.
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AUCTION SALE Or
Government Lumber, Iron, Steel,

&C. sc.
WILL exposa ior nsis al puhc Aucios q
i SATURDAY, Nov. lsth, lsG5. "a DO an a -f
lsylor Yard, on high street. suuth Of hroad Nap
vile. Tenn The iolsnagg properly. FE.
OLD LUMBER. consisung Of lacies, hcudaflf
Ranka. Desrf, te.
OLD lRuN AND sTEEI. consisting Of br0sc1
BlacE-mith's and Carpenters rools, siores. a..
Also
zi0.o00 q Refuse Lumtcr, rs Blank clsss,
2 hsIf Tubs, Mes Chegf,
Cook kauges, ] iot Iron FQnE
Terms Cash. Properly tn b. removed b. pr
chaser WITHIN ten dsya GGm day 81 sac.
AW WILLS
uov9-tds EvI Maier srd a. Y. n
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Theoineinnsti Gazette has added NAH,
Nashville correspondent io its list
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REBELs AND OFFICES.


Mr.. Arnell moved TO postpone the bill 10
prevent rebels from holding offices, till the
return OF Col. Duggan, who is now absent
On leave. Agreed to.
SENATE BILLS OK THEIR THIRD READIN0.
The following Senate bill was taken M on
its third reading.
Bill TO consolidate the land-oiiices and en-
try-iakers' offices in Sparta, jackson, aud
Knoxville. Passed.
sENsrE BILLS on Tx SECOND RRADIYG.
Bill for the benefit Of William Stuart. late
seaator, was passed on its second reading.
SENATE BIuLs oN FIRST BEADING.
The following Senate bills were read first
time.
Bill to incorporate the National Insurance
Company Of Nashville.
Btu incorporating the Knoxville Mutusl
Insurance Company.
Mr.. Garner moved that the Judicisry
Committee be Instructed TO report, on next
Aonday, on the bill admitting negroes TO
testify IN the courts.
Before the vote was tsken, the House adj
jourued til . o'clock p. N.
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See HereI

A NEAT COTTAGE, gIth five looms, hall
N ktchen, serss Dt'sfooms etc, with eli neccs
sary oui-builsinss, never falling water within ten
feet Of the Ginning room door, and q acres OF land
well stocked vita choice frGlts snd vegetables such
- spples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, straw
berries, and acres 10 Taspberries-lhe best pay
ing fIui IN the lst-hno shade trees, shIubbPfy,
frershoIo Pike, and can BE- bought for very small
sum Of money.
Also, near The above IL l9 acres Of extra land IN
der good fenee, about acres in timber, can be
fought With the cottage place ~ owe described, or
separate, By calling on
REWSOM. MOORE & co,
noyl5-lW &c North side Public equaie.
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TIE EXAMINER,
GALIATIS. TENNEssEE.

no Assettlssrs.-THE EXAaiNERl is la-aa,
4 eel punIed nesaraper IN ilf mn aAf-i ~
iuhed a. GaIlaun. summer c1lriJi lel.l- il ai' OF
the th ct portions o. iilr 7iais ale "a p
uFerton, Ffulress ADD heaeu ciuni.eas Al "a iu tie
uupar Cuubsriand rIVeI segtloni Of Tennessee and
ksutuci-F. .
Ia d. a-fr ua.a~ go Of AaanVle. in sect sfF-
ri F1rarff miles lona IN The great q taccu rs-
7Ilg. Inf 10 tlIsins men of sl End- 70 Nae17i.ie
Iouis-.I.a Cncin1afi. snd easfelu ci1eas NO rc-
-. H. -..s-H ne rrlia CT country uefcfsnts. Ia
vaIustls sfferlis'nT uledI1ul- lna adFaltllcs ct
arnfnr ne trade IL . lllaccc ee-l1a ForI1 llaaT
tuiIi.on- OF do.isra ere AZ unce appa elL
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THIS unique volume will contain the entire col
] lection Of "PErR0LEUN V. NA-BY's" eoutrlftl.
tons to the rrass throughout the country ami much
new matter heretofore unpubi shed
.''Nasbr' personates the pastor Of the "New Ligh.
Democratic Church." ami his letters and sermon
purpnt 10 givs an inside view Of the principles OF
the Demo Istic party, written IN the most grotes-
Gee. aeroeomi style
Possessing extraordinary interest on its origin
atty wit snd sarcastic style the people OF the West
wi, rot ri, 10 g We a large circulation to thus worK
Of . Western Genius.
The gorE will be sold
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AWAY With spectacles.

Old Eyes made nes, without epeciscles. Doctor
" OF Medlclne, Rsmphlet rlslled frse On res %
Of sen coufs. ADDE'S h. \. FooTE, ND, So.
llso hroadWsy, Nes YORK. IaoYlo-eE1 ~
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were ever encounIeIeu y hlY Tel0Il
Rapidity OF Cure.

Sons say, 'sYour cures sre too quick, while 9TH
era doubt their peTmanence. and tank thaf ulseases
can only be cured by the 'slOW, recuperatlVe pro-
cess OF Nsturs.
This il our reply: In health, the body, Ike vel
tslasced scs'e, ~ in state nj equilibrium Bal
when, from auy cause, down goes one SD Of the
scale We have the effects Il disease. Wrst il re-
quisie, is 10 restore tho no maj balance Of tie
scale
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DOCTOR McCIlL
BOTANIC PNTSICIAE,

BOTANIC PNTSIClAs,
u TAG rREkINEEF " DIsE4sz, u
fSuRtiNa Hl4 WITH aUUONs1 ~
oldER Stairs, AZ II u IN
NAsR villa. 'fENAEtashH
For further information in regard 70
the Blrilful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader il referred 70 Sgu-
LIZ THERAFEUTICs aud MArERIA ME0IuA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr.. McGiWs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For ali diseases IN thu
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaraa-
teed. With my general prEotiee ] trest
the following
usFonic Cksss
With zsasiaaneui Rhe,slusHsrn, AHscnoua o. "a
Lungs; uisessses OF tIs fhruel 8asiiad JOINS,
Baf limb, fiau1isy, Paia1, ulcerl, ualcsr 6laFs
Diseases Of the Ioazt sd Liver, lnaauirAlol q
ne stCmach, kaursca, Gage Eli q slluiulz.
Deafness Diseases of the ETea. uet.fllisf So
tsnls, IlTHpcrsla or inlzasi;on, anf ConsuInrton-
tngsiheT ulth all Private Diseases Az
Diseaaca OF the Urinary Organs.
- 80 A.AIlMHH
Al Anaciinas % thn WOMB ueEied win sncoaaH.
IliQae hlalfisi LADIES' EEo hafe hean % uaiurtl,
rafa O. IutaCarI - prove aiQrhon, can h carIiad
@ lalffi.i liisis q ioui pissaaai, q psiaE ma
CAL
BtsFiiilFs
u,.sf IL y 6ii1I f5Itn in d6a aasaCa, rsuientsl
cod hs1 sad yea should uuilplJ snd rgpieuis1. q
mas - your desire Fuu can Culalit Ila eithlf "
lesisf o. IN persou. No laliF over t1irY-dge yaGfs
% sqs raed uIaira application. All commuu ea1oas
BY lstEsr or poraoa Et..eiiy cauhdandal.
5ight Emiasions Cared.
Toure nsa stou haf5ra y0a nIFtnsr 90 o. ~
fsez8os au1ieei % Mar, tbsrs " no dsass 20 haIt
b euro hiEnl EIIIsaioua, and pnysiciana ~
soarcc thlf undeIsiand lrosii1F ti ani 10 you e
asY thaf I have cured dalaus IN his ely, Eal -
IN 4 iereut siatos. VITO have spelt dollar siar e.
lar, and are nou r'sil cured b uia. 3 am lly ~
ca rng istie1s ard sending Inecioino % ~ parts
he county. in . Uurd, an tnat are - eased u
suy sag, snt VII are ne 3 cal, j. gll = " aaiz-
asnud for I'D u trC taelsEll ulennqltI q his 81.
Fesiisssneat fns besi y reitfcacel slsta IL ~
cisg.
Al iotisgl dir1eisd 10
Dh. MoaILh.
uaion sirest. Nashville, Tens.
--s-iv 81 $780, wtth rrnrrus als-s
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Proclamation By Che Mayor.


NASHVILLE Hoyeuhsr2 2, 1865.
I HAVE this day sold to Mr.. John B. smith ny
entire stock o. gOods, Business, sc and 10 re-
trnR from business Oesre TO return thauks 70
my customers who have 50 liberaily palronizsd me
in the past. cordially recommen1 my Young sue
ce=sor 20 tbs business communitv a. gentleman
sorthy. reliable, and Trustworthy and in every
way de-ertingof their confidence snd esteem
novs-lm CHAS LIHBhNSTEIN
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important Sale.

WILL - sid a. puhIc salf, o. sAIul.t',
W MORNING. Nor. A. h, e % o'oe-'
he prem - that
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A Midnight Adventure.

Females often possess presence of
nihd and the power of self-control
under circumstances of imminent
peril, which seems almost foreign to
their. nature, and beyond the endur>
ance of IL delicate physical organiza-
ton. A striking instAHee OF self
command, by lady whose fears must
have been powerfully excited, and
whose life of at1lacnce a,1Arobably
never before given her II cfvcs any
severer test than those incident to the
veXations Of domestic. cares, is given
in Chambers Jowma We copy the
adventure, promising by way of ex-
PLANTATION, that the lady was the
daughter Of q rector, residing in a
quiet English country village, and was
upon the eve of marriage.
The wedding day was to be on the
morrow Of that on which our adven-
ture happened. Grand preparations
were made for the wedding, and the
re"tor's 6ne old plate and the costly
gifts of the bride were discussed with
pride and pleasure at the Hare and
Hounds in the presence of some
strangers who had come to q prize
fight which had taken place in the
neighbcrhood
That night, Adelaide, who occupied
separate room f:om her sister, sat
up late-lonG after all the household
had retired to rest. She had q long
interview with her father and had been
reading g. chapter 10 which he had d
rected her attention, and since, had
packed her jewels, &c. She was, conse-
quentiy, stiA dressed wncn the church
clock tolled midnight AS it ceased
she tancied she heard low noise like
tlat OF fife; she listened but could
not distinguish anything clearly. Ii
might have been made by some of tho
servants Sill about. or perhaps it was
tic vT.Ci.as5 ii the Old tlaos. She
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Headquarters Military D.xerset ct
Charlcstoc.
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLITA.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT- GEN OFFICE,
y CHARLESTON, S. c., July ~, 1856.
DERSONS desiring to publish Newspapers
Il within the limits Of this District, are
hereby informed that it will hrst ke Eecsa-
sary to obtain the consent Of the Major
General Commanding the Department.
BY command Of
Brevet Brig. Gen. JC5iN ?. EATCH.
LEONARD 3. n1Ra1, Asst Aa;. aea-
Official:
f. HAMS JxwE7r, 1st Lieut.. and e. a. e.
Gen. Aug : 10