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Gold and Silver Watches
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of JeWiery &c.

ITO be disposed Of al ONE DOLLAR each
L without regard 10 value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you are 20 receive,
our inducements are the greats ST ever offered for
obtaining good JeEelry at low prices.
Certificates OF sll the articles named in our circu-
lar are pat into envelopes sealed up. and mixed,
and WHEN ordered, are drawn, without regard to
choice, and sent by mail, tree Of expense giving all
a fair chance. 1t will then be at your option to
send One Dollar Tor the article or not; SATIsFAC.
TION Is GUARANTEED in ali cases, and a, there
are NO BLANKS it Is impossible Jr any one to re.
ceiye less than the vslue Of heir money.
Our list comprises 10000 articles, valued at
from s. to sl25 each, consisting OF Gents and La
nature Magic Spring and enap Locke g. Oval and
Chased Gold Bracelets. Gold Pens with silver
mounIe5 Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex.
tension cases ana pencils, God Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and Stone set Rings, Bosom STUDS,
sleeve Buttons (vsr.ety Of styes) California Liza
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pns Gents Masonic
Pms and Rings, ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thu-
bles, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl sets a. Ladies'
Jewely, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
es Chste aine and Long Guard Uhsins, Gents We
and Neck Chains, Geld and Jet Revolving brooch
es, etc, etc.
A circular containing list OF articles, also the
LIBERAL INpusE KNrs And PREaIUMs we offer IN
form ing Clubs viii be seat free. Single Certificates
IS, one hundred for sib. Our central location
brirgs US near the most reno points, and an or.
ders promptly Sled and forwarded by return mai
or express.
Agents waited in every town and county.
Address PACKARD Co.
IS West Fourth St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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President JOhnsOR's Speech TO the
Southern delegation.


Inc 4AADuug ~ 1 y JournA SAYS:
This speech which we published vester-
day, breathss the spirit Of fraternaI concilia-
tiou. Il cannot fail 70 have a most salutarv
influence upon the people Of the South. Ii
must be received as conclusive Of the settled
purpose Of the Administration to temper
justice with mercy, and 10 exercise the ut
most kindness and forbearauce towards al
who shall manifest the slightest disposition
70 return 10 their allegiance. None but the
most criminally obdurate can resist the
kindly and atiectionate appeal Of the Presi-
dent, or withhold their approval Of the
frank snd reasonable tests of allegiance
which he enunciates. Nothing less could
be demanded and those who shall refuse to
respond 10 the msgnsnimous appeal, will
deserve the excavations of the people Of the
South and the severest punishment provided
for persistent treason sgsinst the GoyeTn-
mect.
The spirit recently evinced by the mass
OF the southern people, justify the hope Of
an ultimate, aud speedy, aud hearty aCQui-
escence in the wise and fraternal policy Of
the Administration. The indications are
all suspicious; and we believe that, much
5 oner than the most sanguine have hoped
for, perfect harmony and a most cordial sub
mission TO the Constitution, laws aud ordi-
nsnces Of the Government. VIII be developed
throughout all our Southern borders.
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0ashrille @niuu.
WIZ. ClMEROy 8 CO., Publishers.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1865.
Gratitude Of the President Pistol
and 8 Pardon.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press tells the following story
"a few days sgo a very interesting scene
took place al the usual crowded reception oil
the President. Applicants were approach
ing Mr.. johnson, each with his case ready
after briefly stating which, and q record be-
ing made BY the private secretary, way was
made for others. In the line was Mr.. Banks
an enterprising young merchant Of New
York, and his friend Mr.. Kervan, of Peters
burg, leading miller, who applied for par
don, coming as he did within the twenty
thousand dollar or tn rteentb clause Of the
amnesty proclamation. As soon IS the
President saw Mr.. Banks, he recognized him,
asked hun his bus ness, and hearing that il
was 10 ask a pardon for Mr.. Kervsn, ne
took note Of it, and told him, smilingly,
he would hear him in the morning.
The reason why the President recognized
the young New Yorker is best explained BY
the following short narrative. In April OF
1851, after the Senate Of the United States
had adjourned, Mr.. Banks was going from
Washington TO the South, on the railroad
running by Cord nsville and Petersburg.
At his side wss a very pleasant person,
who conversed freely on the different topics
of the hour, and finally ssked him to change
= - ~ kacAl lANNNg hA44NA 44c AA4AA- W ANA
the cars stopped at Gordonsvile there was
a great and excited crowd assembled. They
at once demanded, and sent one of their
number into the tram to see v he her Andy
johnson was on board Let's hear from
him. Drag him out
" At this moment the gentleman at the
side Of Mr. Banks rose and was walking o
the platform to show himself when the
engineer started tina train and dashed of at
his best speed. HIS companion was An rev
johnson. AS he took his seat Mr.. Banks
asked him where he was going. He said,
To my home at Greenville, Tennessee" 6 I
am glad We got of from those gentlemen,
Govern p ssid Banks. i am sorry said
Johnston (; wanted to tell them what
though Of secession Mr.. Banks then asked
the Governor il he was armed. The reply
was in the negative; when the New Yorker
hsnded one OF his fine revolvers 70 the Ten
nessee senator, and they soon afterwards
parted meet few dag ago n the Presi-
Gen ial mansion. Banks has his gold piece
TO this day. The next morning he was
sent for, end as the P esdsnt met him he
ga d, have often thought Of you, Mr.
Banks. You gave me pistol that might
have saved my life now give your friend
Kervsn pardon 70 start him in business d"
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Bneadier. General George Won schack, re.
Gently pro-aoted, performed active servic'
during the whole war. At the outbreak o.
the rebellion, the General, who was then al
now a member Of the staff Of Prince Charlei
Of Prussia. volunteered his services to th,
United States, arriving in this city IN Aug
Issl. and was Immediately commissioned 81
major Of the Seventh New. York volunteers
His soldierly conduct coon attracted the OBJ
servation Of his superi0rS, and be was otter
selected to occupy the post Of honor Il
the campaign against Richmond in 1852
his esolness and bravery on the field Of bat
ue became 90 conspicuous that be was re-
warded BY promotion 70 q colOneucy. BIZ
brevet as brigsdieT-genernl in the army o
the United States Was conferred on him oI
the 6rst Of July last BY President johnson
for gallant aud meritorious services in The
face Of the enemy. On his return to Eu
rope he will be in a position 10 assure b
government that our republic is not un
grateful.
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The Louisville Press Of Friday 5

The Louisville Press of Friday says: "a
young lad, named John Writes, fourteen
years Of age, robbed his father, in Nash q
vile, of $500, On Tuesday, and started
East on a pleasure excursion. When he ar
rived in this city be made few purchases,
such as q revolver, a knife, and a watch.
He stepped aboard the mail boat yesterday,
when officer Hipwen, who had heard Of the
affair, arrested him and placed him in jail.
About 81, 200 Of the money was recovered" ."
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Tho Huptsville fAlal Advocate Of The l4t

The Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate Of the l4th
inst, says at the instance OF Mr.. s. J. With
ers, his son-in law, 4 writ Of lunacy was
sued out in the Probate Colrt last week
against NJ. Phillip Woodson, the venerable
editor Of the Democratic paper. Tbs case
occupied three days, when the jury returned
q verdict in favor Of the sanity Of the de-
fendant.
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The Bristol News says Col. Barker highly
est ensd citizen Of tbs noighb0rbood, was
badly beaten and robbed near Ki0gsport re-
Gently. The persons that assaulted him
two in numbsr-eharged him with being q
I'D old ebel, and upon his denying the
charge, fell upon him with the above result
Col. B. has ways been looked upon as q
quiet, COED man with strong Union proclivi-
ties.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

,... p7,.-, 9TH Alh.s, c..s. ............. gas %
g s5tsTing RiiVsT cssa... IS 90
vs,,n L.s,.ias. a -. 81 50
- p.rficft e. -. IS 50
s,,ii is.-sis5H a s...... Al 90
ehonou'r hal. "............ ~ 50
AIsSs, NO n y. stSss Ss Sla syoT oTS. osss ss 90
s.lne, but with Expansion balance, IN oa
Sterling silver 70 "
same. bui with Expansion balance, ancurnte-
10 ~ 49, ~ ...'..'............ IS 90
NJ sb,s.s h f,rtyTo ouure eaasa Extra for three
ounce csaes, E5 foEr ounce, tlo- Nin - SEM
ne BY mail on oIpreaa on receipt OF price fen ana
Uatoh circular sent frce. Address
Q. p. RAFINES
Dealer In Gold Pens snd American Watches
sS5 main-srest, Cor. sizth, LouisFiiia, ~
apr7-iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION


Wasrs suihonssd % announce +. %. HUgT -
eandidaie Cor Msyor So the sa-uing Municpsl : 4
tcn.
We are authorized 70 auuounce JOHN HUGH
SMITH ss csndidsfs or ne once o. Msvor q
Nashville, e the coming slecuon-lsst saturday IN
Sep,emher next
We are suihorizei 10 announce Cspi. WILLIAM
nRiNER A. a candidate ier the of3ce Of Mayor oi
Nashville, at the coming elecnon-last saturday Ia
september next. iyss thea
We are authorised TO susouacs ABRGAI NYERs
A. $ candidate for Mayor q he ensuing election.
iySo-tde
TIE nieads q D. .. DICKEY, request q %
anrounce Inn as a candidate Tor Mayor. a. the
election on ne lsst saturday "a september
We are authorized To announce W MATT
BRoWN. ss oandidste Tor Mayor, AZ the ensuing
Muucipsl Election. y9
We are authorised 10 announcelVn. s. CHEAT
HAM as csnd datetor Mayor * The spproaehing
e.ecton- auzl-tda
We are suihoTi1ed % anDouncs Dr. P. s WOOD
WARD A. a sndidaie To- Mayer, his acceptance
TO cal having been publishes slgl-tde
We are Nuihonrsd % aznounce Cspt. JOIN 8
pA-HlELL as a candidaia for Mayor ei the ensu-
Ing Municipal elscaoa- sugi-iie
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The Milwauki Cwisconsin) Sentinel, rad
ical, comments as follows:

icab comments as follows;
The speech which President johnson is
reported TO have made to the deleg tion fr N
Virginia aud all Southern States, Is It least
extraord na Y. Wi hot criticising the taste
displayed in it, it is remsr able that Pres
idrnt, whose chief recommendation TO pop
ular favor was that be was an unhincbing
emmy Of treason, shOu d, in addressing & a
body Of represen ntstiye traitors, class himself
with them as responsible for treason. We
were aware that Etheridge had charged
President johnson with holding the ultra
Southern doctrines until the moment TIA
war commenced, but We hardly expec ed
thas the President would substantially admit
the truth Of the charge. And It msy be
pose bic that his address TO these southernCrs
expresses more than he means, and that he
only intended TO convey TO them the assu-
rance that he was a southerner himself and
being such, understood all about the honor
able and frank, and manly, and chivalrUus
tone Of the southern character. Yet what can
the President Of the United States, repre-
resenting the loyal portion Of that people
OF at least elected TO represent them-mean
when he says to 8 body Of traitors-no mat
ter whether they are penltent rebels or not
that " the decision has been against as ?"
And how long is it since treason, in President
"issue % And standing almost within
sound Of the testimony which is bring
ing to light the develish malignity and
cruelty Of the Southern Shareholders and
traitors in starving and numbering thou
sands Of Union soldiers, why need the Chief
Magistrate Of the nation mouth h0neyed
compliments 70 the heartiness aud fran kness
Of the rebels; and speak Of them as 'Jrue
TO their ancient instincts Of frankness and
manly honor ?" 1t may be pleasant for
President johnson 10 baudy compliments
with these traitors, TO accept from them the
assurance Of the personal regard of the
people of nine Southern States, and to praise
the entire South-Wirz, Davis, Winder,
Turner, Floyd, Thompson, and the whole
crowd of traitors who violated every sacred
obligation, broke every oath they had taken
to support the Government, robbed the pub
lie treasury, and precipitated a war which
has cost the nation half a million lives and
uncOunted treasure, and Illuminated that
war with the lurid light Of crimes at which
humanity shuddsrs and from which savages
would have recoled with horror-as having
done their work "hesrtily and frankly" ana
as 'true to their aucient instincts Of frank
ness and manly honor but the people who
have fought and suffered to save the coun-
try will hardly applaud the speech.
We do not care TO comment at length
upon this unexpected and extraordinary
bid of President johnson for Southern pop
ularity. II cur readers are in niger Of
being converted by it TO the belief that the
South is the soul of "manly honor" how
ever, we would suggest to them TO read a
few chapters of the Wirz trial as an anti
dote.
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND EKFERIEScE o. An ls-
vALID.-Pubushed for the benefit, and as
caution to young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, SC, Supplying At the same time
The means Of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself amer undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing q postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be lad
Of the author.
NATHANTEL MkYFAIR, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n Y.
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Gems. Sherman, Blair, and glorious Tom
swseny attended ball Of the Fenian Sis
terhood of St. Louis on the night Of the 18th.
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Bv order Of the Provisional Governor.
VIII. PERRY, Private Secretary.
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A GENTS WAITED FOR "TdE sECR ST sER.
"a VIUE, the Field, the Dungeon, and the F..
cope" The mosi Interesting sad etcIurg book
ever published, emuracing Mr- Rchartson's On
parsllsied experience for four years. tmyelhuE
through the south 10 The secret service of tha
-frnbune" Il Eil abound 10 stirring everts, and
contain more of the fact, Incident and romance o
the war than any ether work puhshed. send TO-
Ciroulsrs. Address gONE8. BROS, a CO.,
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-8Ils-slAvE
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Officers pay aecounta and soldiera 6nal
statements, computed and purchased 81
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerka, az No. IS North Cherry street
BurLFR 4 GRRENWoun.
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In Dyspepsia,

And iis attendant train Of symptoms, il sets more
LlkH Oh Ann than a nledcine There Is moth
ing in the whole range Of Materis Medica that can
for moment bear a comparison with il in this dis
ease.
fan account Of this wonderful plant may be
iound IN the lith edit on Of the L. s Dispenssiory,
pages lsS7 and 1855
series OF experiments in which Or. Bull has
been ier years engaged, has Just bcpn brought 70 9
sueceesiul termination, and he is nov enabled %
ones 90 the public combination Of CEDRON with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the
best quality o. copper Gisulled Bourbon Whisky,
which he il confident has no equal IN he world.
He might furnish volume of certihcates but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate euch
things BY Their true value TIE fafest plan Is for
eseIy one 70 test for himself the virtues of a new
medicine.
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Nineteenth Century i

No mans name b. more intimately connected
with the ha tory Of MATERlA MEDICA OF the
Uuitsd Staies. or more fsVorahly known as q pio-
ne er 10 Medical Discovery, than that Of
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Auction Prices.

VIZ are dal y reoelrinf coua, gunlruia ef ever
W d.arffufili5 n Coos. pI1rchzscd u ne East
sru citrs at Auetor of ipp1riers and tfai eeli.s.
We ca nd VII 81 b ths lrads - loa a. Az
ho1se 10 ne West 81 ah,e.-l Co.
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Brig. Gen. KryzHnovski is IN command
Of the District q Northern Alabama, IN
PLACE Of Gen. R. 8. Granger.
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FrTUgoN. j " & CO.-ManuiactureTs and
w wholesale and Retail ealefs 10 To, Copper
.n4 Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing 6oods NO. II
College street.
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augi 3n.
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attained reputation as wide spread ss the cont'
nent OF North America. But the croWning glory Of
h life remains 70 be STAINED IN his discovery, or
rather combination, for be does not calm 70 have
been the discoYerer OF ClDkON, VIII ch Is the basis
Of the Bittefs offered 70 the public. That hon
or belongs % the native inhabitants Of Central
America, 70 whom lie virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years Armed with Il the
Indan BIDS defiance 20 the most deadly malaria,
aud handle without fear, the most venomOns ser
punts. Il is belief with them, thst while there Ia
hre n IN the body, the Cedron s p1ieut 20 cne no
maiter Whist the disease may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepa ed 90 endorse this eE
travsgant profession, he n nevertheless sat SIZED
from thorough examination Of ths evidence rela-
ting 70 10 vrtues that a. q remedy and prevents-
tive for an disease arising nom exposure. ther
70 the weather or climate, or 20 mlasmailc Iniuen-
ce- it stands
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CoLGArE & Co. beg 10 inform their cuato-
mera that they sull continue the manuiac-
turo Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendlos.
Prices current forwarded BY mail on ap-
plicatiou. COLaATE 4 Co,
Nos. So 55 John st New York.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
R B CHEATHAM.
We are authorized 70 announce a. csn'
Oouneilrnan in the FIN ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.

Omicers' Accounts made out and cashed.
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up bv II. Tompkins, late
Major i4th regiment Illinois cavalry. or
nee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
staira.
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WAII PAPEH. etc.

rFRRITT A HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
MI Window Shades, Winoow Glass. and fhoio-
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BETTING
RUBBER STEAM PACKINei
SQUARE PISTON Avo VALVE PACKING.
ROUND PACKING AND GAsEErs;
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE. ENGINE AND HYDRANr
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILnOADe. FAC
TORIES AND FIRE COMPAFIEsi
RUBBER CLOTHING OF All KINDS.
together siih every other aracls a. sae ci Va
O. ized iusht kaDtel used CO ne tln'cai ans
manuia-tuuuE purPosos.
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CARaIAGE MANUFACTURERs.
GAM AGENTS, die.
coat AND wOOD.
commission and Forwarding.
News DEALEus, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TtUNE & TUN ELIs-Wholesale and Retail
I B0olse lera. Stauonersi AM New Agents.
s6 90 North Cherly street, Nashville. Tenn
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We are authorised to aunounss D. r. RUSsEI.L
a. caad daie Tor Alder nan n ths raird Ward.
Eleeton last ssiurdAy N september. autI-td
We are authorized % announce GEORGE s
KINNEY as a cAudidats cor Alderman, IN the
50 ond Ward. iy-s-td
We are surh5 5nsed 20 announce JAMES SLOAN
A. a ceudidsts ioz Aldefmsn IN The Third Ward, a.
the ueEt e,ecuon. iyal-ids
We are aui,orssd 60 announce ROBERr
THtMPrON a. q candidate f0r Alderman IN The
Hr Ward- Elocuon last saturday IN soPtsmber.
Aug sth-tds
JOHN Il. ALMOND is a oanddsie for Couaci-
n u IN the Third Ward. Eiect5n On the last Sat
urisy in September ID
WEsre authorised to announce, for the
Fifth Ward;
FOR ALDERMAN,
RIB CHEATHAA.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
y. n. KENDRICK.
jy2s.dtd.
We are authorized to announce a. aesndidste for
Oouuclman In the FIN ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.
We are aut. orissd 70 announce DR. T. A. HAR-
BERT $ q eaadidAte ior councilman in ths sih
Ward
We are authorized 90 snnouuce J. f. RUST a. =
csnd date Cor Councilinsn nom The seventh Wad.
suEl tte
We are authorized 20 announce E. n GOOD
LET A. a candidate or Councilman 70 represent
the sth Ward IN the Municipal elecuon.
We are u'horiEed % announce ca ,RLE5 ROB
ERtsON as a candida for Councilman f-om ths
Frs. Ward Election last Saturday IN septambor
We are author Esd 70 announce JAS. NJ BRiEN
Esq, a. candidate for Cdu1clnsu ffoa the third
Ward. 81 ct0n last saturday N September.
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TINNERs, sc,

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gensrsl
j ru.i5eFs Agent, over YoEk's Bo0E Store, Sdts
Iuiou Str et Nashville, Tenn auto-om
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tnan VnH TO lr = 20 tl, as taars are uu b ans
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ErerT peraQn ran bake $40 q Day sr'Irs-- or Gar.
r ai-s ne ErFai1at sa 1I Jfa- % ass- Irr,..1
tfnd Isenfy aFa GENE tur Ger .arsf- !. 49, -.lI
u.e fan1e time ct our r.r.u .ul.r -oa.aI...- IN II
and pa tieu.a 3 aisa terms O. n. enfr
Addrsa JAMES IlCu AseWsoa
sep am HI a'aadaaa Err Yare
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Notice
To Turnpike Co.'S in Tennessee

OTFlcE CHIEr QUAErEENkSrEE, Drr'r on rrxErsszrl I
NAsHvu1E, TEss., Sep. II q, 1855.
Under Instructions from TIE MAJOR eensraI Com.
usndug Military tlvtsion q the Tennessee tra
IufnrtEe Companies thruuEhouf ms STATE, are no.
uhed thaf they are st pfrcf hhertF to resume the
coufroi Of their respecure turnaikez. whenever
tneF eiosf o 90 So sEd % malsEs arc direct the
e1slra ci her sCFcrsl ccmpa-icE, uith the rsnta
treeoon q ctdn, thsy Possessed hsf1-e The break.
ina cut q the retelion-
ool. sn6 oss.fo Y. . b,s, = st4SA4a: y -.
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without a Rival.

And iustly deserves the reputation Il hes 20 long
enjoyed IN Central America Pnd the West Indies.