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HOUSE oF REPREsENTATIvEs
NUHNIhU oEoeIVNs
SATuRnAY. May 6. 1865

SATURDAY, May 6, 1865.
House met at 9 o'clock, no clergy
man being present, the usual prayer
was neglected.
A message from the Senate an,
nounced that that body had passed
Senate bill No, Al.
PETITIONS
Mr.. Cooper presented a communities
ton from Mr.. Daniel McGahey, elected
member of the House from Lincoln,
Marshal and Giles, resigning his seat
on account of Ill health. Resignation
accepted
A petition in favor of appropriations
for schools by VIM. r. Brown, Tor the
Kingston Presbytery. Referred to
Public Schools COMMITTEES.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr. Elliott from the committee on
Ways and Means, reported in favor OF
rejecting bill to give SOU to the
nearest relative of deceased Tennessee
soldiers. Bill withdrawn by Mr. Wa
| tiers.
By the came: House bill No 4, to in~
crease the pay of Jurors, its rejection
recommended. Bill rejected.
Mr. Henderson reported House bill
No 5 as correctly enrolled.
BILLS
Giving the Knoxville and Kentucky
railroad company ten years to complete
the road, and regulate the elections
of directors. Amendments adopteo
and the bill referred to the Committee
on Internal Improvements. =,
By Mr. Duggan: A bill for the beneh'
Of Executors and Administrators, CIV
inc them time for settlement Passed
frat reading, aud referred TO the JUDI
ciary Committee.
By Mr. Duggan, to protect loyal per
sons against unjust suits. Passed mrs
reading. and referred to Judiciar!
Committee.
By Mr. Kerchival, to amend sector
: $3.50 of the Code, on collecting account
, on official documents from anolhe
State. Passed first reading and refer
red to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Ryder, to incorporate IN
Memphis city railroad company 10
I. thirty years. Passed first reading an
, referred TO Corporation Committee.
Nv MIR Mullins: To amend the &C
incorporating the towns Of Shelbyvill
and Murfreesboro. Passed first reac
ing -. a.
revenue of the State by increasing tn
liquor license so per cent, etc. Passe
first reading. =.
dary of the city Of Memphis, by incl'
r ding the territory known as Chelse'
the new territory to be constituted tn
h ward of the city Passed FIRST reac
: ing and referred 10 Corporation Con
4 mittee.
REsoLUEuHs.
Rv Mr. Williams Forbidding the il
I PRODUCTION of any new bills alter To
18th inst Laid over 80.
House resolution No 800 Declarln
> certain civil Offices vacant, ana PROVE
: ing for filing the same
y Mr. Hood moved 10 strike out 10
; sect;on confirming the State appoint
e meuts made by GOV. johnson, OF eiec
ed under his proclamations. he al
= this because the people had aireao
: voted 70 confirm as above.
Q Mr. Cooper moved to lay this motto
: on the table. Carried. Ayes a, noe
! 10.
q Col MINIS offered verbal amenC
Il ment which was accepted.
= The resolutions, on 3 vote, WeI
L adopted without any verbal amend
ment
Adjourned until Monday morning.
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Tuuaz Mar, step befors you farther 40. d a.
fssases suta 81 ~ Kan issrs au a.fa-e 10 hnr 4
81 care Night El1l.GEiafa, Ila lnTH.cara rra
scaEea tlsi uadarsiand trealng it ~ 10 va -
~ ttai have clIred do1aEs II tla CIV a. vel al
different aiztes, Eho hEFe spgzl dollar ~. r al
'1r, and are ccU sci cured y me. an a.. y re
17lFug letters aad eendlnz uediale % ~ IA L 3
lla COUNTRY. In q word, az thst ars asaasre ID
tny NsE, and vi give ne a ear i WI gige $40
1dsion 90 ~ o. 10 dseas11 Hnsntorgd - tsir a
vertae-rea- ine boai q rllsrsEoes iFen b a.
cliT.
AaIsitsEs 4rs.isd % $50
Oh. MoaILL,
Ealon siress, Nashville, Tsrs.
sally 70 neei Va prunPi ait1EEs1
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OhrOnle Gases

r.la aat-ahcton; RhouHaatazn, AEacacus q ne
unra, IEeeasea 81 tue Iur1al. 1Hr lsd Ioiaa,
si.+s lab, FrurEy, FEra, Dlca-, Cg1ccr Grave,
,Eseazaa a the HeArt 90 liver, lllrllIraa1u q
Is 5souEch, he1ra -, En1'5 Erl o. acrcfl1.
Jaalness. Diseases u TIE Eyes, fasrIll lted 5va-
aa7 DTgpepaaa Or Ind Es1-au, sld Con r-lrf o.
llgsh her a.h an Private LJisensess aad
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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LIQUOR ..

Bills Alcohol 81 per cent
" 20 percent.
ProCf Spiri.s,
Pitts " Risky, pure. ~ Ned. purposes.
l Pure French Brandy,
l Holland tin,
Pure PORT Madeira, End sherry Wines,
For ssie low, BY EWlN q PENDLbIOH.
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Notice.

Al prvsts horfes 81 Oaicers nov % Pubic
n slefss 81 Nashvdie. Teln ielI tlere icr treai-
r-s=er o. osharuf-e viii be branded AMI tlfued ~
40 tse pt4tIc Corrais &c plb e properly, Z Dot -
r,o~af ~ Jana 4 is15. un.e-s perai tied here =
Vrrffn crfess from The ocs q Chisf larte mas
ii ~ Il o-esr * Byl Brg. Gen. ,. 3. posaEnsss.
JOHN n. JAMEa
May5-iv Capt Esd A. 8 -
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70 The Ladies.
slernltF

Al Adsc1ozs q tie Wons trestod win E,cesss.
Tuoso Mnrs.ed Lali-es aro have ueaa b gn.oria-
aala b rllaoarTF or prove aiuElcus eEl 10 caTred
70 tner GAL 1naa z found p1ag1snt. b ETng ne e
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For REM.

A LARGE unfinished ROOM for rent SIS pei
"A uOnth-on IherEy street, nearly opposite
Capt. c. Il. iTvInis Ofiice Apply t.
J, FRANK PHILLIPS,
At Capt. Hib5ard's Ofce, 90 Che ~ st eet.
r,,svT-qft
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CHANCERF COURT At lSRELBK
APRIL RULES, 1866.
B. F. Wiggins !
vs.. tAtlachment

Attachment.
Herod G. Holt.
IN this case it appearing the satisfaction a toe
Clerk and Master, from he compsinsnts bn,
which is sworn 10, t1at the defeodant, Herod q
Hot Is non resident OF tee state Of Teune-s &c,
that the Ordinary rroce-s Ct laS cannot be serV-
ed upon HIM; IL is therefore orJeTed that publca-
hon be made for four success weeks IN the Nash
/ vile Union. newspaper published Ia Ihe cay ol
Nashville uirlug the ssd defendant 10 sppeaf
The next term Of the Chaneery Court 70 be he'd N
/ shelbyyle the hrst Monday st,er the f,urth
| z ondaJ 10 August neat, then and there 20 plea
/ answer or 0sTDur 20 cOmplSsuants iii or the same
pdr.c.
| maJ7-ftW" LEWIS TILLMAh, e 8 ID.
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PAINTS.
80 Kegs White Lead,
81 o Lh5 Am. fellow Ochra,
500 g French yellow Genre,
100 " Chrome Green, dry.
100 " mol,
100 q yellow, dry,
ICp .. . 'inot
Al kind Of p nts ard ? int Bushez.
For sale low, by EWIN PENuLEION.
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a rnArr- So
Academy of Dancing
At the Assembly Rooms, cherry, ST.,
(5ProzIrr 1EE zaxwTtL H1usE)


HAVE on fgnuent p Tons good merchant
1 ahls Hay, which WI seia' SO per ton Apply
h " y. Hhn, Ice odics, near LouisViLle snd
Nashville uep0t. magt-2Es
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Bbls. Copal VsrDish, ! BIZ Japan Nsrn.7h,
4" Coach I g Flowing
one barrel Blac Leather.
For sale low, bY EWIN PEhDLETOS.
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oAIUADAfi My . -00"'
House met at 9 o'clock, no clergy
man being present, the usual prayer
was neglected.
A message from the Senate an,
nounced that that body had passed
Senate bill No Al.
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Do rehearsaI-I be Roadslde Murdsr.
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&I6O.OOO.

Ga payment OF TWenty-Five Gems We sse 20
an Enyel ne. fro q 5 vel mixed nunbfI, contain
ing Photograph, which we sell you, Win when
il the same envelope, Is an advertisement OF card
conta ntug The name Of some one sitee n GU
ito k which you esubuy for one Dolar ne srl
obtain for One Dollar tina; which you so1iG other
wise be obliged 10 pay from e 20 see apd Il 20
SAT-, fed With the article you need not Day me DOL
lar but have the
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John O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
ii Of Claims, rTosecutes all classes Of Claims
against he Government for citizens and soldiers
Once IS Cesar street. Nashville, Tenn. lnovI-6m'
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Nnrth CnroIina Mitne.s


They have queer specimen II humsu
nature in North Carolina. Everybody re-
members the celebrated "Cousin Sally Dill
ard case" and here IS one recently report
| ed, which is not far behind it. The writer
gives it under the head Of illegal proceed
action fo- work and labor done IN cut.
/ ting q ditch on defsndant's land. Plea
Payment and Get Of in kacon and eorn
meal.
Plaintiffs son on the sisnd-recolIsct,
the ditching perfectly, but seems to forget
ali about the bacon
"You say your daddy did ell this ditch
ing Do you know what he got for il O.
inquired Colonel C for defendant.
ode never got nothing, IS ever | heard
on that's what he never got, = answered the
witness.
Didn't your daddy GET corn and bacon
from defendant in paying for drtehingf"
Never. heard OF MS getting 20 corn OF
bsrley.'
eWhat did your daddy and his family
live on lsst summer"
''Yittles, mosily."
what soft Of yictuals %
ffWell, meat and bread and some WHISKY. 81
"Where did be get that meat ard bread O.
o." ell, fust from one, and then from the
other"
''Didn't he get some of it I. ON defendsuti'
"He mought
81 know thst he mougbt, but, did be
That's the question"
"WeH, he mought, and then again, you
know, he moughtn't."
With considerable excitement, and in
tones Of thunder:
answer the question, and no more Of this
tihing with your oath. Did your daddy,
OF did he not get corn, ana bacon from the
defendant, for ditching2"
s'Well, now, he mought it didn't occur ed
zactly, you know"
Here bis Honor interferes, and with q
stern, Judicial frown, addresses the witness
thus:
witness you must answer the question
OF the Court will be compelled 70 deal with
you Can't you say yes or nor
81 reckon"
"Well, then, answer yes or no. Did OF
did not your DADDY get corn aud bacon from
the defendant at the Time referred tor IN
quired the Court.
Witness, now fully aroused and conscious
OF his danger
"WeH, Judge, / can't edzactly remember
You know, seem a. how it's al dun been
gone and eat up but, planting himself
firmly, as one determined TO out with it, q
the best Of my recksFlectshun, if my mem
DRY serves me right, he mought, and then,
again, he moughtn't."
The plaintiff saved his bacon. Verdict
accordingly.
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scRnulAGE BETWREN TWO JEALoCs FE-
NALEs.-We learn that, on Wednesday
morning, an Interesting "sei-to" took place
in fashionable dry goods store on Broad
street. Il seems that tive young ladies,
each Of whom labored under the delpsion
/ that she was the sole recipient Of certain
/ young mans affections until a few days pre-
/ vious, met for the frut time as shove.
I Words soon culminnted IN bloWs, or rather,
I in smscks and scratches, and, for a while,
/ silks, laces, eurls, waterfalls, ribbons, fur
! bellows, fringes aud hounces fairly few.
/ Watching his opportunity, q fearless Knight
/ Of the ward stick finally interfered and
| separated the fair bsiligerents. Their re-
/ spectve wardr0bes were 50 much disar-
/ ranged and their dear little faces 50 much
/ scratched, thst basins and water were in I'M
mediate demand, and hacks were subse-
quently brought up 70 convey the femiuine
cOmbatants 70 their respective homes. Ru-
NOR hath il, that the gay young gallantwho
has been paying attention % both, and
about WHOM they scratched and gouged, Is
really the aifianced Of one Of the weslthiest
and most beautiful young ladies ia Augusta
/ Georgia. But then the Richmond girls
knew nothing shout this, you know.-Riei-
m0nd Tines.
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Notice.

rs. R p HUNrER. nhysiciaua o. aissaaas
- e. ne ihaoaI, Lun'ss AID hEhHr. Eun'l
nouif t1er ratenn ihni haIr uHrr La N-ahrlII-
W. Go = 90 saturday evening". tha flh ma aIlrr
siien her addrsaa VII be- la3 " ed Fcurih street
slh.lllAA for TIE neuuat of those Who desire
hereafter e. pllce themselves uuur thcif caru AZ
lsnFglienia have been made sin Dr. Rlaccn. ti.V
hotel Who D. euthanrai Co recaIFa aruHrar dra
- inaAa eHsiu.nalcna, shea wi te loruarard
O. our a-idru1s 81 Cinr|unan orf I'M
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Preston King.

The New York Times gives the following
particulars Of the movements Of Hoe. Pres
ton King just preceding his melancholy
death rrr- -
Mr.. King was unable to stand the press
ure OF his Official position. Every allega-
lion Of misconduct in subordinates dis
turbed him. The great number Of meritori-
ous and wounded officers and soldiers
asking for situations excited his symps
thies. Two or three reported eases Of fraud
alarmed him 70 such degree that two
weeks ago his nerves gave way. It was
suggested that he should 60 TO 0gdensbpTg
for week or fortnight in the hope that re-
pose and home Gssociations would tranquil
i-e his mind He did 20, but finding no
rsst there, returned 20 the Astor House on
Saturday. It was Immediately evident that
no favorable change had occurred. He said
10 the friends around him that he was bro
ken down; as wincapable,of making any ef-
fort; that he hsd no judgment or memory,
and no power TO resist what he knew to be
imaginary evils. In the meantime his
mental and phyicsl health was unimpaired.
On Sunday, in the morning, he acqnieseed
in a suggestion 70 attend church, but did not
20. He requested that Mr.. Weed should be
lent for early in the morning, and passed
most Of the day In conversation with him
and two or three other friends. He spoke
freely Of his me tal alteration tweuty
wears ago, and expressed oeaire now to go
10 an asylum. Yet ali he said proved that
h S mind now IVES uucl0uded and undls-
turbed Hisnerveus system, and that only
was Affected Bat il was quite clear that he
must soon have relief. On saturday alter
noon and Sunday, be frequently spoke Of re-
eieuinE; aud 10 was arranged ,hai, after an
examination By DR.. Brown, Of the Bloom
iDgdale Asylum. on II. nday, be would
eitbsr resign then, or await, for few days,
the effect Of medical treatment. He bad
been disineIiped 20 consult physician IN
sil Informed that DE. Brown was az the
head Of an asylum. lie remarked 70 M.
weed twice. on Sunday, that death, could is
be reached without crime would Be q
relief
mind could be drawn away from the evils
--ea4sd. I'd he eject that in al respects bis
cir-nn, stances and condition were such 81
S,s,,r -orteutment; ihat he had ne res,
\, sSr-aEs. no causes 81 anxiety aud that
~. III compared with hundreds Of thou
eo,sg. was eugia1le. To al he ssssnted,
~ 81 hslf an hour, Cheeriulness returned
h Sim. Finally when Mr.. Weed left him
m sunday evening, he seemed quite cor
81 III await the interview with Dr.. Brown
who came on Monday, but the patient had
s.,,o-fsa % return no mare-
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The only true and perfect hsir Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and lnstanancoua. Produccs
Immediately a .cud.d blsck or uatutal
Brown, without niuriug The hair or skin
Remedies the ill effects oi bad dyes Sold
BY an Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. uatchelor. Also,
hcgcHcraflng Erfrucf e. Aiacfcar1. f1~
Restoring aai Bcaufi f.lf-g tic dslr.
CHARLES BATCHELOh, Nav YoaE.
aenf5-1v
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100000
WstChes, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

A IL to he sold FOR One Dollar each without re-
"a gard 70 value. Not 70 be paid for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
sTn Is che OF the lETge5t firms 10 the City Of N.
York, and are doing very extensive b. iness, ana
have on hand the largest stock that can lie found in
the CiiY.a-OceRnR lines, Pent Water, Mich, Oct.
a l66A Their stock Is large, and buyers may
rely on articles purchased from them Just - repre-
scented Their Ion continuance in business enables
them 70 offer better Inducements than any other
house In the C ty."-Iioyal American, Anderson,
Ind Oct 20. 1854 Their Watches are admitted
by eornuetsct Judges, and those who have used
them 20 be the best n zee They are al they Ere
advertised 70 be.f'-lndspendee Warrenton, al,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large dealers and their
stock i manufactured in tie best STYLE AMI OF pure
materials. Telegraph, Ssugerhes, N, v, Oct q,
lisa. ''Au goods furnished a 4 what they s-e rep
resented to be- Times, Watervile, n I, Oct %,
1854 WORTHY Of confidence Wyoming Demo-
crst WArsaE. n Y. Get IS, 1854 "honorabls and
iair dealing men. "-Cumber and Valley journal,
aschAnicsburg Pa, Oct % 1854.
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BANKERS AND BROKRRS.

OTIS, 4. A.-attorney and Coun7e IlOr al Law,
" Once 80 Cherry -: p o. Box rs.
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CEcoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, dc Is IN Exchange, Govern
menf securities and co n Couecfions promptly
attended 20 J. LuEsDEz, Cashier.
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No UsE F0s TEowsERs.-On the morning
Of the meteoric shower, in 1881, old Peyton
/ Roberts, who intended making an early
| start TO his work, got up in the midst Of the
/ display. On going 20 ms dosr he saw with
smaEement the SKY lie up with the falling
meieors, and he concluded at once that the
world was on Ere, and that the day OF iudg-
msnt bad come. He stood for moment
/ gazing in specifies terror st toe scene. and
then with yell Of horror sprang out Of the
/ door right into the midst Of the falling stars,
and there in his efforts 10 dodge them he
commenced series Of ground tumbEng
/ that would have done honor 10 a rope
dancer.
His wife, being awakened IN the mean-
/ time, seeing Peyton jumping and skipping
/ about the yard, baYled Gus 20 him % know
"What IN the name Of common sense he
was doin' out thar dsncini round without
I his clothes on" But Peyton heard not.
The judgment and long back accounts be
/ " uld have 10 settle made aim needless Of
I all ter-estris. things; and his wife, BY this
4 time, becoming alarmed AZ his behavior,
sprang out Of bed, and running TO the door,
I shrisked cut 81 the top Of her lungs
"Peyton, ] say Peyton, what do you mean
| jumpiu' about tharf Come and put youf
/ trousers on"
Trousers what the devils the use q
| trousers when the worlds on hre?"
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ChIOrlde Of Line for Yermln.

Chloride OF Lime lot Nermins
A correspondent Of the London Builder
writes:
Some years ago read in a French scien-
tifc periodical. that chloride Of lime would
rid q house Of all these nuisances. treas
ured up the information until opportunity
offered for testing rs value, and this &C.
CURED some four years since. l took an old
country house infested with rata, ~ &c and
flies; I stuffed every rat and mouse-hole
with the chloride. I threw &c On the quarry
foors Of the dairy and cellars I kept
saacers Of it under The chests Of drawers, or
some other convenient piece Of furniture, in
every nursery, bed, or dressing-rocm. An
orr mental glass vase held a qusutity Ct
the foot Of each staircase. Stables, COW
sheds, pig sites, all had their dose, and the
result was glorious.
I thoroughly routed nv enemies, snd e
the rats, more impatient than all the rest,
did make renewed attacks upon the dairy
in about twelve months, when probably,
from repeated cleansing aud flushing, ali
traces Of the chloride had vanishad.
handful Of fresh again routed them and Jeff
me master Of my owu premises
Last year vas great ons for wnspsi they
wouldnt face the chlor Dc though in the
dining -oom, in which We had none--as its
smell, 70 me most refreshing and whole
some, is not approved BY all pe-sons-Ee
had g perpetual warfare. And Oh t1is
comfort f3r eight-psneei Only let house
wives beware that hey place not the chio-
ride in tneiT china psntries, Or in Gloss
proximity 20 bright steel wares, or The re-
suit viii be that their guided china will BE-
reduced 70 PLAIN, and their bright steel
Tenders 10 rusty iron, in no time.
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GEx. AlcCLELLAS--WADE HANFTos's FArr-
WELL ADDREss.-Foreigu papers say that
General Mcclellan viii spend the winter 81
Dresdrsu
Wade Hampton, o. South Carolina. being.
ns he says. about % leave the State fcr AZ
uncertain period, has issued an addreas 4
his fellow citizens. thanking them, though
he was not elected, for the votes they gave
hin,, and representing bis idesof Their duty
under present circumstances.
Although he does not ia iy concur II. an
the measures Of ihe State Convection. hs
thinks 1.-THE dutyoi South Carolina to ab.lis
By ,ham, s. they are . part Of the terms
agreed uPon with the FrlsideuL whots
course toward the people Of the south j.
commended 81 wise and generous. south
erners are eounselled, e. sensible ussn. 60
endsavOr 70 construct az least a rsa fro1n the
wreck Of the southsfa C-niedsraeY. Above
all be says, let rs stand By car etsts. Hers
Is our eountTy.
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Its Cause and -AtrOci-
ties PerpetrRted-.CR Capture of the
RiEgieaders--Their Summary EKe-
cutiOm.
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NO. sO4.
son SHERIFF.

We are auihcursd 10 anccunce kQsClu $40
BRANCH e. a csnddsfs Tor ShelIi oi lafi is1l
c1lai7. at ne casting MARIA alect1n ocsi-a
We are en- noii-sd % s1nou'ca n G. saw a.
canada Coz sheriff o. DaF.lacl coaalli :. ~
oart March election. g.
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PHoroaaAFas.-Photogrsphs Of Ganerala
Federal and Conieacrata. rha largest col
lection IN The west, Coz sale, wholesale ana
retail Remen1or ne place, Gallery cf ths
Cum1orlandi - Cedar Street, oppoaitl Com
mrcisl Hotel. maygT-tf.
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THE
Nashville Union and American,

flitE rrnsraliur a. this rsr=r. suspeu - IN
4 Feanlary lsf1, 81 b. re-u1aef % 10 Z aay
r. Le'e1l1er 49, rom lIe ed care. -Nlei and
d1itgselu Block r-rnar ~ c1u.sn ard N7effI
Streets, rrIn1s g. ffs rd.lfaefcs frleei talre a.
liIa otaar '.iv -usiIr per suaufl. 81 co.
aafsifs 81 e.. ~ scorer fefiFA-i a. taa sane
fsies. irgara1ly .a az 80 -.
roFlS1a &c pseNtHslVF g.
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coat AND WO0D.
Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALKts, &c.
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The Intelligent correspondent Of q West
az, naper, who has SAT through al ihe
rr6rsediiies Of ne Geersia conventoui
writes
ssrsacrr;s IS inseparahly welded % the
doctrine of stats aogcrtl gnty, hence Der
Convection repC1iea the seessziou tirai
nance. very much DOUBT . maj.riiy
culd, By any process q argument nave
been brought % dec are il -. aiia rod
Tbs Conveuiion having adj urBed with
ort ruIIifv;ur the uriinauc4 Of Secession
and ruIlifratiou being an indispensable
eoasition Of rec1nEtrucfiQns there wen
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