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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

WAssIssToS March u, 1865.
UJHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w serted to the underhgned been made to appe
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OFFICE or NEW. YoRE IiylSS coS cP!'

No. 10 Nsssau4t, New-lork City. J
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of this Com
IN pany viii be held at the Of,e q ;he Company, at Il
o'clock m on MONDAY the ls cay Of NY 1865 FOR the
purpose Of elecng Board OF Directors and the transaction
such other business Iuay properly before he meet
Ing The Transfer Book viii be closed until THURSDAY
MsyA A }. STANLEY, Secretary.
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RAaKERs ~ BRokERs.

OTIS. z. A.-Attornsy snd Coun ellor aS Is
I Ofioe 4s1S Cherry ~; 7 O. Box rs
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An afidavit is Published, made By the
Rev. L. ID. Huston, in the case Of the Taylor
Street, Newport, Methodist Church contro-
versv. before the Circuit Court Of Campbell
county, denying The specific aggravaaons
that have been charged upon his completely
with the rebels. Mr.. Huston states that he
has been g member Of the Kentucky Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church ever since
the separation styled the Methodist Church
South and since 1854 officially connected
with the Method 50 publishing house at
Nashville, snd resident Of that place; that
be was originally opposed to secession, and
in the election Of 1850 he endeavCred By his
vote and influence 10 preserve the Union T;
that on the aPproaeh Of the national army
10 Va hville, N 1862, he removed with bis
family further South, residing at times in
Geo gia and Alabama that he was never in
any way connected with the Confederate
army or Government, or with any rebel
stste Government; that he never saw Con-
fsderaie troops carrying q black flag. nor
expressed his approval Of such q fag. and
that such expressions would be repayment
% his feelings IS 3 man snd Christian I;
that he never made q political speech Of
any sort, and that an objection was made 70
the passage Of character at the late ses-
sioo Of the Kentucky Annual Confer nee,
but after explanations Of his character was
pa sci, ~ be believes, by unanimous vote,
and that thereup he wa appointed . the
casrgs Of the Taylor Street Church a. New
port.
Mr.. Huston, or any other nan, is entitled
10 a reply {, eha-gss that have been C rcu-
lated BY The public press. We be icVe this
gives the substasce Of the material pert Of
his affidavit. We suppose that Mr.. Husion's
relat ons and sympnthieE were with the
sou b, and that when The rebellion was pre-
cipi sted be became q ebel 90 heart. sad re-
10 eed in rebe successes and a. national dis
asiers- In this regard his case is not pecu-
liar il should be judged b the geEeral
ruie.-CiucsHnGti Gazsfte.
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GEz. GEAST on AErzsrs AzD Mnrlu1
CoNxissIoSs.-A correspondent Of the Chi
eago Zines, writing usder dats Of the ID
inst, from Cincinnati, says--
This morning q party of prominsrt gen
tlsmen called upon Lieutsl ant Ganeral
Grant 81 the Bgrnet house, and laid before
the General ii Of The facts ofthe church
6ificul which eliminated in the arrest Of
Dr. Huston Genera Grant Immediately
ielsgraphe1 General Palmer. a. Lo1isville,
directing the uncoudit.ooal relesse Of TIE
distinguished d divine Subsequent 20 this
actioa Of General Grant, Rev, George Ma
ley, an old acquaiutanre Of The General and
his family, cshei a. On General Grant, and
after q brief interview Of q social character,
Father Maley inquired;
''Geberal, Ehat can you d. for d.. Hus-
toni"
General Gra1t-'I have already ordered
his unconditional release. IL is tine tb u
military arrests and miiiiary com missions
we're st end. We are nov e. peace. apH h
any citizen conaits any political ofsrse be
should BE tasell befors the civil corrfs and
thers tried i1r his crime
FatheE Macy congratuIafef General
Grsntcn the sisnd taken, aaa ths Interview
ended
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TAN YARD
For Sale.

TIE undsrsignsd cffsrs for ssle h. snlsadss
ces thensio osio1EnE.
VII si-o ssl Eith ne ynra Al q d. sto,l. q,
leather tazned. and 10 procsss of taE coa.iSf m ~
non ee % 40 sdss. ail o. Shch Il nsafiy rssdV
10 BE- tsken out -'
! Wi aaso sell, 4 desired, al q nv live stock
eqnslstng q Horses, Mich Coss, fna lot Of stocf
hog-s beei Canle, AZ Also. my Houaehold md
sllenea Ernlinre 20 as 70 snahle TIE pcrchs er 10
ro cu y u me t1slGess y thout celEv Nv plsea
= cas % u-e a1est localrces fSr the Tanrers A.
Milling brsineSs Ia Scrlfera Alahar-a SIfpst1as r-1
rAuEe q lofy hIls oFsfiooziae she VsilsV 81 -
Ienneae-e, nd eommandinF crsi ofths enest vi-IIr
east q Ne AlseEhsnIes 4 - uaSurnss.ed in poiat
q heth ana ESter-there beng fuo snsin,ls q nsr.
g h.itHg lee stone vsier On lse plsrs
HISS - NerY d4sfrstle plsea f1r rood steam
So and ErisI MI, tnere BENG none vuhin tsenfg
miles o. tne plsce The tuildlng enclosing shs
IHAnei4 - ri 9Th spegial rsleranca 70 this ~
snes-, .here osing nothins necsssAry new tuf tns
raecn cniaefy. Ihe aempeis and Ckarissioa Rai-
rcsa, ncs oe1g put u or@ratcn, VII Eaiard eooi
o. Eroend- a ne Nil would Be- n lezs thzn hsif !
nile n RE abo4e rad
az o1e desirinz gooa inves trasnf fnrcsuIssf n
either q The atoFe nE1sed Ausaessss could not 90
ueiier ihsn % exsuli1s properly bal1rs uufsss-
nE e,ssNhs.e- Ter2sessy- Fosseszio1 gwen IN
Iuel n1rIr. N partesf.
Rsisrs, ~ pzsEnissso1, % 8. g. nsrui. uaa y. !.
NE1ee Huulssille. ata
For frt1ef pszaculErs arplF . - hF isffer Il
Decatur, AlA, Or e On hs p-sniaIs. II T-iIrI
ues1 of necaldr, o. n n. &C RI
SAMUEL y. DkRER.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.

MltJEART rrvts.oN OF rHE TESSNsEEE, !
CHgEF QuARIEtEksrERs OtTicE. U. s. Mi. r. Rs.
NssaYILER, tESs. Sept 25. 1855.
I WILL ufsr At pnh &c sale the following describe
i property o. the United States, viz:
On Ius sdsY. ucto er lQt1 ls65 a. Iohnslnvilie
lena, ElGhr BUILDINGS, such a. 5. S.orenoRses
Mess and Dasi' ing Houses, &c
on THURSDAY, uotober l2th. 1858, TWO BUN
DRED BuILLINGs Of ierent sizss, such 50 Store
houses M-ss and Dwelling Houses, siahles, &c
stu ted in The vicinity OF The Chattanooga Depot
Oa Friday, october 2oth. lsss, noar the ohalis-
noogV Deaot Nashville. Team. and conhnuinG
daily thereafter untlt comp 'eted, Two TH OU9ANL
T0NS Old SCRAP kAILROAD IRpN, more OF
less consisting ofCar Wh elssu Car AIles, Bind g
castings an kod-, and large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Strap TO be sold in lots u IS tons
OF more 70 sut ihe purcha er.
lIFs MlLEs OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON
suitable flr g country HoTEe Railroad 1sck-
EI5HT ruOu5AND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPP ER, on WednesdaT, October 26th, con-
HnuiIg tnaresiier uutl completed
SIX MILLIJN FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBER
tmore orlsssl. as lloEs;
400 900 ieet Oak Bridge Lumber,
$4,000 feet Pine Bridge Lumber
,s00.O00 fest Oak Lumb-r, esaoTted,
Len coo feet Pine Lumher. assorted,
600 900 leai Poplar LulnbeT. assorted,
90, Ql2 feeE beech, ,Ws nut. Hickory, Ash, A..
70 be sold ~ lots Ct $50 fsst o. Eozs . sEi. puE-
aoo,oo0shiaeies tsnore orlessl.
On MONDAY, Oc o6er SON At Antioch, n aud C:
r. r, oNE BUILDING.
0l Monday, O. obsr 30ih, ST Smyma n. and Q.
+. r., At 4 O'Clock, p. m, ONE BUILDING.
On Tuesdzg, O,t0bar 3lst, st Tullah0ma, N. and
@. K r., ONa b ILDING.
On Wedne dsY. NGVember let. 1855, Il Desrherd
n. and G. r. r. TEN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUSE,
on THURSDAY. November "a. st sssvsn y. Ala,
EOTR BUILDINGS.
W THURSDAY, November "a, at Bridgeport, n.
Eni c. r. h ONE BUILDING
On Thursday, RoTemrer "a, at Shellmond. n.
and Q. r. R., ct O'clock p. 10, ONE BUlLDING.
On Fndsy, Neyembsr 81, 1885, al Cnattan oga,
Tenn and o, ntiuuing daily until comp eted, ON X
HuNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE BUILDINGS
tm0re or less), such az st1rehouses, Mess snd
Dwelling Houses. Ones, Stables, Ac.
A large propnrdon Of the above mentioned build
ings sre substantial an we'll sdspted fOg either
Dwellings OF stores ~ .hs same time they are 20
cons rucied that they can Be- reauly removed i
necessary.
As the land on ahich these buildings nov stand
does not belong 70 The Government the Iight 10 re
move them viii be guaranteed for ten days from
date Of sale.
sa e o commence at o'clock each day, unless
otherwise specified.
Any information desired in reference u the above
proneriy may be had uDon application 70 Capt 5.
B. HaTlu, A. g n. Nashville Tenn, CT Capt ".
H. Hopkins, a. Q. n, Chattanooga, Tenn
Terms cash in GoWmmsnt Funds.
sspso,tnoyl ospt, and a Q. NJ, o. s Army.
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coat AND WOOD

| T1oMPKINs, q. a CO-U. 8. c aim Agents,
! ufbcers Pay Accounts snd Qusrtermssters'
Il Vouchers bought e. the best ratsa, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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oEs. hHrEEAs GEs- PaEEEn We make
Ne ioilo|ing extract frcm private letter
% alsekf % gentleman In this city
i, niie in Lswrence burg, Ibdiana. The
other day, 7 had a convention with Gen.
Sherman, On mstters aud things. Among
other toPlcs, she aahIect Of Gen. Palmer s
ocnduct IN Kentucky cafdc up. asked ths
General what be thought u Il, and he r.
Piled without the leis hesitation Well,
don't kneWi Z as mcnarcby or cQnsoli-
aaiion we're after, he is right but 4 Ne
N-1l 70 preserve the old form Of Govern
u'ent he'i AZ wrong. - Lc-iarion O3serrsr
aaa Rsporisr.
'aasko oagnt new % gst ehefIaaz's opinion
rsiativs = ths rebei doisgs In Morrau
county, Kenfueky. i uoald. daubtlsss. be
snisrtaining.
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d. D. Denton s. 90. .
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by OurssI-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- TO Crackers and Cam
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
SC, &c. I
.. D. rESroS--------5. s.. EUNruaroS
aan11-im
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psIRsT NATIONAL BAEK-GoYernnsnt DeP2s.-
80 fhs puidie Square dealers in UncurreDt
Money, Exchange, Coin, and SoFernmens -ee ~,
fses cf Al kinds. stocks and Bonds % 0lg1l ana
sold on Commission. Collections pronpIy Al
tended TO- -. r,..,..
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EYE AxD EAR-As well as diseases Of tho
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood
ETC.. u0st successfully treated as the Nash-
vile Med cal and Surgical lnstitute, Church
street. few doors below the Post 01ces
Z. s. Aborn, ~. D., examining phTsiciau
aud surgeon augie-u,
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rHR CoNrzssloSs kSD ExFrusScEoF AZ Is-
vALID.-PubEshed ios the benefit, and as q
caution % young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, fremstare Decay Of
Manhood, &c., snppiyiug 60 the same time
The means Of self-curs. By one who haI
cured himself ailer undergoing co1aidersbls q
gnackery. By enclosing a postpaid sd
dressed envelope. single copies may be had
Of the author.
NArHkSIEL MtTFkrR, ESQ,
Brooklyn. Kings Co, n. Y.
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OGcers' pay accounts and soldiers hual
statements, computed and purchased a
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, mede up
promptly By competent and experienced
CLERKS, 1t No. 6S North Cherry street..
BurLER a GEEaswoop.
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james I. Orr has accepted the noninetion
for governor of South Carolina. He says he
feels distrustful Of his ability 20 mlGn the
Increased responsibilities q the odiee, bus
does noi iesl e liberty 70 decline D. he
lsTs thAt = elected hs shaM earnestly de-
Fo-s as eaergist % Develop the sgric lltEral
Commercial, InschanicGl and educational -
sources II iks siats.
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HOPE INSTITUTE.
F or Young Ladies'

N"hAhkLf MANhhNA ColaLhokl
fT'Ak asst Session orpis Inst tatua VII com
iulntte on THURSDAY, Juue ls.a iS8s lt VII te
undef Ne iilnled sta supervision q Ms. G. Fan
nng, sssis'ed ey the Fsculty 81 Franfln Cosere.
ana ot coupe eni Female Teachers. The rurpcse
the very rest e3ocauonsl a.leanfares
FrsnE Ia COLLEGE
IlEhts. Sll1s fuinor. lncI d.na Nos.I Nrse -
o So; lusiruuaen.s huslc. 50: Use al Irsirr-
rne1t, sss Mceern Languages, tEen, so: prsErnr
sud rsntnr. SO.
For further iniornason. sidrsss 7. Fsuuiss.
sepia- 6ae
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General Accident Policy
Government COaI at Private
Sale.

OfEIct Cmu ouAEfrnSAsrrR, Drr'ror TEzs.,
RasaviItr ssrL zo iSe5
TWO HUNrRED AND FORTF THOUSAND
L laio ooll bushels q 6o}ernmeaf Coal ia barzes,
ars sos resy 70 Be- disposei o. st prvae -s ~ ~ :
ciiv. T~e Coal VII = soc VITA o. y thcul the
bsrzes b. fha singls barge load o. ths loi Efs =
: fne opuc-tuutT Tor the cIrzeas o. Nashville to
ahtsin tretG surplF of Cnrl or TIE y ussE a. loa
Fsies. Auy i7SEustou desired N naiEfion 70 ne
sasns can he OBJ Aled a. 1his osnca, No 10 Cnsrry
Street A. , MAJhAl,
Cofonsl and ChlefCls iefmssisr,
ocis-tf pepartmenf q len1essea-
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

10 RECErPTs FoR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
n 49, - ~ a q. snd n. 4 ". Railroads
~ l.. = Ven ~ sny sEent or Gle q re fereut
d9pcts sna siaf ous, unless ever fss- - -
49, ru,fsqe mus also b PLAINLY nlarkft- iail
y, ,a.sserv Ar re agent 10 cisss.fs the dLleIsnt
l-;,-ss al Sro,ss an eceirts must b % dnpeaiei
- Toad rsiziuIng oaa. ihcse T,.ies ~ e s,teii4
- t--,af Arsaf \. 4 C. ard n ". n a
Es-Svilie. eepi ~ fsf3 --sapzltlz
e.. Prsss sla Iines, EznnaE 91d l.spaila
-osT oas mo1th.
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CoLaAFr B &C. beg 70 inform their ousto-
mers THAI they SILL continue the msnufsc
tura Of their various styles of Family ant
Toilet Soaps, Stsrch, and Ccndles.
Prices current forwarded hy maj on ap
plicstiou. CoLakrl a Co.,
Eoz. 5s 4 S. Joha a. NsW YORK.
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ALB. BEHrsTosD Horr
sovrurns rsDrrrsDlsor Asaoor4rros-

I. An institution shall Be founded in Lon
don, called the Southern Indspendence As
sociation, having for its object % diifuse in
formation as 70 the merits of the war In
America, and 10 keep before the mind Of the
British puDlic the policy and justice Of re-
cognizing ct the esrlicst possibls moment
the in iependence af the Confederate States.
II. lt sba be governed b. q COMMITTEES
composed Of the goatiemeu Hhoso names are
subi0iaed, wi5k pcweT % add 10 their nun
bar. The committee shall have entire con.
tsol Of the finances and pubiica ions Of the
association, and shall elect q chairmnn, Yice
chairman and one Or more hCnOrary treas-
urers and secretaries cut Of their owa NUM-
Poindng paid ofhcars.
III Al persons deairous Of Decomir 8
members Of the association may 20 elected
By the COMMITTEES, who sh1il uitest toeif
synpathy with the 0hiecis of the assoria-
ton The memb=rs Of tie ass7eiaiiou shall
pav an annual subscription oi at least -
". GeBornl meetings Of the association
nav bs held a. The direction Of the commit.
tee, at phieh only questions shall be dis-
cussed Of which notice has BEEN previously
gwen
This was provisi-n % exclude the sub
lect Of slavery IRON diarussion, accordiHg 70
g report q q member of The carnrlfttes1
The association may b. Dissolved aftsr Ii.
reoognition Of The CoEisdefats sfstes bv
ersat brits by tie vote q majority d
members 81 general meeting convened fai
that purpose.
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odicers' Accounts made out and caahed-
Qusricrmasiers' aud Ordnance accounts
prcmply made up by r. Tompkins, late
Major i4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner OF Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs
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SENATE.

QCroHER 6, 1885.
The Senate met az 10 q. m.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. Allen.
The resignation Of Mr.. +. p. Cone, princi-
pal clerk Of the Senate, was offered By Mr.
BOsson, and accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Fra-ier, Of Wilson, th,
Senate went int an election 70 fl the va.
cancy.
Mr.. Hall nominated Major y. C. Frank
lin, Of Knox, and Mr.. johnson proposed the
name Of W. J.. Cochrane. If Bedford.
7 he vote was then cast, Major Franklin
receiving s, and Mr.. CO, hrsn ~, and the
latter declared elected.
The senEte then adjourned to 10 Ia. m. the
9TH inst
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In speech st Laurtn,a. Msst.. On Non
day night, Gen. benks saids y am here 70
daT purer aad poorer msn tran Eher 7
len you four Yeas ago" AID lha Gsne-.i
might haFs s4dsd, "Poersr il rsPuiliioz. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Threat Lungs and
Heart
DRS. r. AND j, HUNTER,
OF New Norh.
PhTHtIals Iar PHlRsnafT bRlNsA

WuuLD ro-fy thglr pai crts 10 NsshviiIe ani
~ ttcsa ana oasire O. cCuru.t tferl, mss tteI
have cpensc an ciica at t1e ~ autsA VI re o. p
cen b cclsulied rerscual or o. let-er ca q aa-
ea-es eunrsced In their arecia o. vs. kruls at q,
Asthma, and C11seInpf on, to Etlc1 1fsu aol tcll
prole-siol thsi. prsCllce IL crclasiFsiv cQnl1cd
A. ~ Hunters Fsii 60 NaslF ls d hrniad, sl eho
desire 90 place Themselves unfaT ha care scould
ioae no tine 10 suhuitunF her cssas Scr eEsliua
lon q lla lsl osl nlacuell-a nomanL Loc-l-an
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Latest Foreign News

/ d ECE WE'D REGULARLY PER islEAMh6a
/ IL aom Europe
London Puuoh;
Once Week.
All the Year Round.
Court Journal
| saturday Review
| London Atheneum,
London Inustruied News
Londsn nlustrstcd spardns News
London Field.
Bells LIE Ia Loudon,
Sporting Lie;
sporting Ga1eite;
Dublin hish People;
ruhan Nstioui
Dublin Iashuan;
Duofn Freeman;
AND THE ES6L sH MAGAZINES,
Iendou Society
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Chamber's Q urnsl;
Good Words
Forinishry Review;
London Quarterly Rsviess
Westminster Review
EsInburEh Rev eEi
North ntsh RsvisF
Backpood;
Lon on Art Journal
ToEsthsr with al he popular American Pspora
nd Magazines esn siwuys be found 81
GONE & IuNHELL's
SO, 90 Cherry sissst.
Nashyiiis, Tenn.
AND GAY ST.. KNOXVILLE, TEo;N
l fulyta-d
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sPEcIAI hoTI-E.

Passengers holdnr Through Tosfus can have
thrir haHraea c1ae fr.i through tn 81. luaI.u.
IDon arrival oI tfeameIH at GIurinuat. aaurrT
ance " D ha ilruEsed. iIso oi ahHrg-. to hotels or
e. " Raj Wy H bar. Huat. t.ot uf .'H t.r1.. Al
omninua and asa-ags Mag'u aIl 0o .n rraII3eHs.
ufou arrive. ol aver nF rur fCm iur.lTIIH. fH
eorFFy pla elFfrs I'D thn.r narFlrr. fca fu Hr
luntc and Crest " e-'eTn HalsHJ Depot. .a veF
short distance tIus iusurnI crrurruHrH.
Fara na l1H, ana luc aa gurE aa ry any lIrsH
route.
uErcEets can se pro.ured .n CnrnurH 81. rra
hnrthesat crruHr HroHdesF sad Fl nr street 80
I'D West Four b Street. and aI tHs sew Eass.Hs.
Depot Ciurnnan. HafrI to1 Hnd uaYf1r BaiFar
and al Principal OMcss Of C7uurefre q. nfs
EF FJLLER. Capt o. BARNEY.
Gen. IcEelA7'G fHss. he't LdHsF rs
II. NIcH4AEEu1
eepil-a oslefai eurruutfniau.
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.FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTER q suspension Of four years this lnSiitu'
"A ton hss been re-orgstileC, sud vii Be re.
opFned On MONDAY, Oclober ~, 1s-5.
The COLLEGE is tsyofahly sltuated IN quet
healthy section q country. and every facillfy VII
b. extended FOR the acquisition Of a sound. pfact-
cal edu alton. The Course q study VII eEntrsoe
Ancient ard Modern Lsngus gesi haihfmaIcs. As
tronomy and CIyn EnEnseringi Natural Philoso.
phF Chemistry, and Netorsl History Mental and
Morn Science; Ancient snd Modern histcrT, and
Clgh Polity; Rhetcric snd Eng ilsh literEiure
Eldsr II. FASssNa, Esssted ~ fro.essor J. y,
PlcEeIt Professor A. }. Fam nE, and other SHE
and erpeneneed Eiurators, vii hsTe ne imme-
date snausgemeat o. ths Institution
n school sf Agriculture,
Under I. Fsruine, euahrsc rg A grieultursl Chem
istrv. Nstursl HistorF, and the prRctlcal mNnsEe-
meat q the Farun and he GSrden, VII oe oonneci-
ed with the College.
he session ~ rsnkin College viii consist of two
Te-rnss The arsf vii heEin ucacter %, lstai ano
end February if'h 1885 Tie second vii pegin
FehrusrF 18th snd end June ssh 1855
Expenses per reruai Board. kooms, me sno
Wsshing sltt; T1iion In Ooilegs $50 iuiuon N
Pnepsrsiory Department, SD Veal Music, -
lsniior's Fee IS
For Circulars, coutaluing further IN ior-nafon, ap-
p,y 10 T. RsnunE, O. ProisssoSJ. 2. fsckeal Nash
vile Tennes aae
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance. Companies.

CtkREY 4 SMITH, Fos. Sc asd g Uaion street.
(up stsrsl represent the AoSt CoIn pan - =,
Htus Of Hartford, Security, Msnna tAn, neiropoi.-
- Pbssui Z Eoa Rnokerboc<er Life q New fork'
and Accident Of Columbus, Ctao.
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NO. I66


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O,P.BGBEEg EXTRA GOLD PENS.
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These pens bear ny frols nl0Tk, " Q. P. BARnn,
EEfRA Lou, kT.," ior which have secured the
10gg-7I7lH, and sre warranted eqna 10 nneness oi
slataral and workmanship % tie best Eastern man
1scture, and are believed 70 be superior 70 Al
Others IN durability and other substantial qualities
shich combine 70 make e really serFioeane pen.
senL by Ffal OF eHprass on receipt Of prlce nnd
Tsis ckaTuss ff br mail, 81 nlt rsE when . cents
= adied for rsusng.J Wnto your name snd Sd
tToss plaiuy-
Po5tsge On Single pen ruet csats; pen with sny
geqs or holder and bor, sr eszls. Old pens ro-
gsired Tor fly cents taad siansP) EACH Circulars
ts1t EEEE. Address
G. P. BAREE5s
Gold Pen manuiEcturart
BsB IFaiu.sirssi Cor aiTth. IsouisVills. Ky.
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SoUTHERy IEDEFENDEScE Assocf4Ef0E,l }
AcELow HOUSE,, CoSEAUGH1 Place, w.,
December 2, 1858.
sm-At q meeting Of the Provisional
Committee for organizing the ASSOCIATION,
holden this day, the accompanying dra1,
constitution and circular, were considered,
and il was resolved % print and circulate
them amongst the members Of the ProviB-
iaual Committee for revision and considera-
ton.
You areiea-nestly requested 70 attend an
adjourned meeting Of the mmitlee, a. this
address, on Saturday, the l2th inst, at one
o'clock, and 70 bring the papers with you,
with such corrections as may occur 20 you
II you are unable 90 attend, you are re-
qussied 70 have the kindness % commuui-
cate your suggestions 70 me previous 70 that
date.
The committee will meet at the Acklow
House, on the 18th inst, az one o'clock.
I have, &c,
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ATTORNEY Ar LAW.

.~sswPBFIL, MeEWEN a 6ROEsBEcK, Attorr,,
1 news sf Iaz snd Claim Agents, prsctice = ~
re o urts- Collections prompuy a'E11e 80 :.
- sir1s sgainst the Unitsd Ststes End Vouchers
roiies5ed once u North Cherry street, up sieIs