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For further information in regard 10
the slzillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to STIL.
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two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medicsl
men of the age in the treatment of dis.
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advertisement, satisfaction is guaran.
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the following
UkFOnic C&sos
with sAuslschon. rheumatism, Affections Of the
LangB; Diseases OF Che Throat, sWelled joint,
SUN Limhs, Pleuusy, Pa.ns Uicnrs, Cancer, Grave,
Diseases Of the Heart and LAYER, Inflammation Of
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings xvi or ScrohiIf.
Deafness. Diseases Of The Eyes, pebliRtsd Eye
TENS, DyspepsIn OF indigestion, and Cousunpu0u-
together with Sd Private Diseases auo
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
30 tee bsdles.
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WARRENS CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks.
ANDREW, CLERK & 90.
q MAIDEN LANE, NEw YORK.
sole n gents and Itnnorters.

oar former customers vii epd q rr-Iurron 10
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Officers pay accounts and soldier dual
statements. computed and purchased A.
lowest rate1. Also Quariernaaters COM
missary aud Ordnance papers, made up
promptly By competent and experienced
Clerks. Ut No. IS North Cherry street.
HrrErR a GHrENwol n
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BOOK AND JOE PRINTING.

CAMERON, WM. a CO.-B0ok and Job Printers,
~ aud publishers Of the Dairy and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, hetseon Union and Dead
cucE streets.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AgenIs ID I.lsuranee Comnnnios

4 tAkEl SMITH, Nos. Sc aud 80 Union street
- tup stairsl represent the foaoving Oompanies I:
Ina Of HARTFORD Security, Manhattan, MelropO-
Tan fhosniE and knicierbOcker Life Of New fork
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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EEFERs ~ rEKHfzsiOE TO
Hon. kchaid ogelshy, Governor State Of Illinois.
bon. David l. psvis, Judge Supreme Court, Z. s.
Hoe. VIM. G. Brosnlos, Governor Of Tennessee
RIg. Gen. Jas. P. Brownlow, Adj Gen. state Of Ten
nessee.
Ho1. N. n. Bren, Nashville.
bon. VIM Nsthsniel Baxter, Nashvala
Hon. 10. C, Guiid, Nashville.
Hon. Jola Hugh Smith, Nashville,
P ". Marcy, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a strHtion, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans a Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Columbia, Tenu.
Iunsls q
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CoLGtTE & Co. beg 10 inform their custo-
mera that they still continue the manufsc-
turo of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch. and Cendlea.
Prices current forwarded BY mail on ap-
plication CuLotTg 4 Co,
Nos. o. 4 90 John 81 New York.
fulv2G-3m
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Officers Accounts made out and cashed.
Quarlermastors' aud Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY II. Tompkins, late
Major litE regiment Illinois cavalry. o.
ice corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A ftkk asnsicusiou Of iagr ypsrs ems fnst.iu
n uso - .,''n REQ ssri-sd, snd p.u ta 10
upyuod GA hoNlAN, Ogtotar "a. Isl
The Oolleee By lsvorasy Situated m a 5B.ft
healthy se,tlcn O. countsy, aud ever, fs-.5f, yrf
H. extended iof tiie acquist,1n of s6urf ,5r5,fi
cal edg saon; the Noursn of slaiy MI a,I,f-5,,.
Aucient sEd Mosorn LsnsusFas Mslbslns.s,. -
tronomY, end OIfu EnEfnseriEe Natrrsf ~ 49,.
phv. Chemistry, ana Natural HISTORY. e5s-f.i -
Aeial S-,enee Aneieni ans hoiera History. snH
owl hoiity Rhetoric, sno EacH-f Iatsrsrr-.,
Elaer 7. fAssGsa. ASSISTED i's Fros.s.s- D
Pickett. Professor A. }. Fann'rE. aad oiber ~.
aud expulleucod kda-ahcrs, vii have he fr-r.s
daste nnsrsteuncnt az the Institution
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
No. I38 Madison Avenue,
CORNER OF THIRTY SECOND STREET,
NEW YORK.

Rrv. ISAAC FERRIs, DID, l. L. d ,...... President
Mrs. NJ S. PAKRs. Miss G x. FEBEIs, Principals
and Propnetors.
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MAJOR HenefaIs
There are indications that tho present
irresponsible method Of administering JUS
tice by the Freedmen's Bureau, in al eases
arising between negroes and whites. VIII
soon be modified or abolished. At present
the agent Of the Bureau wields an arbitrary
power from which there is little or 10 ap-
peal The President is understood to op-
pose such unlimited usurpatiou Of Judicial
authority, and is expected 90 order some
neediul changes. An official dispatch re-
eeived % day Of The Freedmeu's Bureau
from Alabama. brings intelligence Inst the
unsettled state Of socizl affairs iu the Vi
entity Of Mobile has neceasitatsj the im-
Portaiion Of mounted force 90 the scenes
Of trouble
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COAL AND WOOD.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ENTATE AGENTs.
TINNERs, &C.

w lISON, j. W. a CO.-Mmuiscturers and
W Wholesale sud Retail Dealers Ia Tin, Copper
ant SHEET lrun Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. n
College street.
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M IL h A.
c. y MCHois- ., Z. cow
@. B NICHOLS s. Co.,
Aucuonesrs and General Commission
Merchants,
81 srosl Street Nashville, Teuuas--e

TNuRNTTIiRE. EinlioW Gisss, Looking Glssses
n tNatrasses A.. - Whoiossls and Rsliai 81 PIT
Vsts sale. keEuizr sac days.
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Proclamation by the President.

WAsHINToN, Nov. 30.-The privileges
of the writ of habeas corpus in certain
cases therein set forth was suspended
throughout the United States; and
whereas, the reasons for that suspen-
sion may be regarded as having ceased
in some of the States and territories, now
therefore be it known that |, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States,
do hereby proclaim and declare that the
suspension aforesaid and all other proc
lamations and orders suspending the
privileges of the writ of habeas corpus in
the States and Territories of the United
States are revoked and auulled, except
iuga to the States of Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, NORTH Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
the District of Colombia, Territories OF
New Mexico and Arizona.
In witness whereof have hereby set
my hand and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
first day of December in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-fve and of the independence OF, the
United States of America the ninetieth.
BY the President.
Signed. ANDREW JOHNSON.
VIM H. SEWARD, Sec'ry of State.
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Financial AGairs.

New York, Nov. so. AThe Commercial
says: Stocks are firmer in anticipation
of a rise in prices after the meeting of
Congress. The payment of about 420,.
10000 by the Treasury, in account of
interest and the redemption Of the I've
per cent notes may be expected to pro-
duce more ease i'll the money market.
Governments are rather frmer There
is a growing disposition to buy bonds
and seven-thirties for investment, which,
however, is held in allegiance by the feel
ing of uncertainty as to whether the de-
clining tendency has touched bottom
Many intending buyers are deferring
purchases until the policy of Mr.. McCul-
loch is revealed in his annual report. In
the meantime, however, a good many Sc
curities are upon the market which may
possibly produce further slight decline
Money is without any material change.
There is a fairly active demand from
Change brokers, which is readily re.
sponded to at per cent; lenders at pres
ent preferring that mode of employing
their funds to any other. There is 4
steady flow of currency from the West
ern cities especially from Chicago, while
the amount going south is merely nOml-
nal. The gold premium is rather weak
er. The apprehension of Diplomatic diff
culties do not appear to have proved de-
cided enough to develop any speculation
and the recent rise of lal l-2 per cent. is
to be taken as representing simply the
prevailing nervousness upon the matter
of our foreign relations. Foreign ex-
change is firm, but not active
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YHEEI4NG W., FRIDAY MoRNING I. 1865


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Governor
Wells message read to-day, says: Louis
isls loyalty il renewed withoatreseryai
sion and abe eaocepts with esincsrity Land
frankness the new order of things, der
termined byrarhitFation Of the sword
He Urges q speedy Aectioh Of Senators;
that means be raised to pay accrued in
terest withoutJ severe taxation; the
enactment of laws Regulating the labor
system leaving fitItp parties int nterested
20 make their own terms. II BE asks that
all impediments to free immigration be
removed invokes ,needfnl ,legislation to
suppress secret political associations,
which are undoubtedly being revived in
the State; says that provisions have been
made to rebuild the State penitentiary
and erect . State House; urges immedi-
ate and perfect organization Of the mi-
itia; reeommend3 all taxes levied upon
colored people for educational purposes
be applied to the education of ,colored
people exclusively He says the Presi-
dent lays great stress on the course OF
I0nisiaila and anxious that she should
take her place in the Union. The Gov
ernor invites the. Legislature to unite
with the Executive authority of the
State in fresh endeavors that Louisiana
is determined to stand or fall with john
son in his reconstruction policy. Other
parts of the message are of purely 10
cal nature5Is 70 COilNgi}A sHT I
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APPLICATIONS FOR PARDoNs.-Inclu-

APPLICATIONS FOR PARDoNs.-lnclu-
ded in the list of applications for par
don which have been filed away for fu-
ture consideration are the petitions of
l22 ex-officers of the United States navy,
l29 rebel general officers, and $ men,
bers of the Confederate Congress. There
is also large list of rebel leaders, in
Guiding George Davis, Attorney General;
Trenholm, Secretary of the Treasury;
Seddou, Secretary of War; Mallory, Sec
retary of the Navy; and Reagen, Post
master General, of the Confederates; A
II. Stephens, their Vice President; Gov.
ernors Smith and Letcher, of Virginia,
Lowe, of Maryland, McGrath, of South
Carolina, Moore, of Alabama, and Clark,
of Mississippi There are also several
large petitions for the release of JEFF.
Davis which, with the others, is filed
away with the mass of documents accu-
mulated in the pardon bureau to await
developemeuts. Many of the applica-
tions for pardon are endorsed by our own
Generals and Senators
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The Times )
Brownsville correspondent of the 10th
says The correspondence between Gen
Weitzel and Gen. ,Mejia eliminated in
the following order: The Mexican ap.
thorities having officially notified the
commanding General that the Rancho
is ordered to cease publishing articles III
-sulting to United States soldiers and peo-
pie, it is hereby ordered that all officers
and soldiers in the command to not allow
any person on the neutral bank to insult
any person on Mexican side.Is 4
All remains quiet around Matamoras.
= THE Galveston Bulletin, IofE the 18th,
gives news from Brownsville, broHght by
Capt. Eton F. Brown, that tho Juarists
were gaining ground in the seige of Mat.
General Espinesa was not killed, as re-
ported.
States army, has been made General in
the Liberal service, and DR.. III! Morris,
United States army, Major.
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Virginia COngressmeu-Unitc states
States Court at tNorfolk-Jcf Davis.

New YORK, Nov. 30,-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says all
congressman elect in Virginia are prepar-
ing to leave for Washington. The oath
question is to be tested by Mr.. Stuart,
who will make application to take his
seat without taking the test oath.
Chief Justice Chase has telegraphed
that he would not attend the pres
ent term of United States Dis
trict Court at Norfolk. A prolonged ses'
sion is anticipated. Nearly every one who
has had land confiscated proposes to
make an effort through that channel for
its recovery. f..s.
1t is thought that iefforts will be made
during the present session to indict JEFF.
Davis for treason.
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FromRio Janerio.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Advices from Rio
Janerio to the oath state that the Para
guayans had received further defeat at
Naraulihes, ten miles above the village
of Yagunete Cora, force of eight hun.
dred drafted men from Correintes having
been cut up by the Argentine cavalry
under Col. Romeno. A slight engage
ment occurred on the goth of September
near Huiggalles and the Paraguayans
were defeated In revenge for this re-
pulse the Paraguayans burned some thir-
ty villages on their march.
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CHURcHEs.-The Point Pleasant Reg
ister' says:

CHURCHES. The Point Pleasant Reg
lister says;
The Churches of our town have all
been repaired The Presbyterian Church
has been reftted, and looks fully as well,
if not better than ever before. The NJ
E. Church has been overhauled by the
carpenter, and the ladies are now raising
a contribution for the painting and pen
ceiling of it. The Southern Methodist
Church is also being repaired.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Captain Robert
Witty, Of the schooner Joel G. Sweet,
gives 3 statement ofthy pefiISan snfEerr
-ings N6f himself and AooApani6nsI i The
schooner was wrecked near Cape Carna-
yer, and the survivors managed to es-
cape a watery death by getting on q lit
tlesaui island where fhsyreniainSd four
days and nights, being till the third day
without anything to eat or drink. Final
ly they reached the mainland, but were
compelled to walk a cbnsid defableo dis
tance in an almost exhausted condition
and liable when they laid down to be
attacked by wolves, across the State Of
Florida, through wild and desolate re.
gion, to othe little town of Enterprise.
THE Mozart Hall dem ocracy had a ra-
ti6cation meeting last night in the Coop
er Institute, to endorse the nomination
of John Hecler for Mayor, and Richard
O'Gorman for Corporation Counsel
Speeches were made by Mr.. Hecker and
81 Bishop Potter, Of New York. had amin.
terview with the Secretary 'ofWar yes
terday.
The -Polanders here last night csle-
brated the anniversary Of the first revo-
luton in Poland, in 1880. :
To-day some 2500 mem employed in
the navy yard are to be discharged.
VIM. Conway the soldier who refused
to haul down the American flag at Pen
sacola when ordered to do 80 on the 18th
of January last died at the U. s.. naval
hospital this morning . 'sSN@
George Thomas, son of Sir, William
Thomas, Baronet, ofsEugland, has been
arrested and locked up in the Toombs to
await trial on charge Of forging bills
of credit upon Duncan, Sherman & Co.
of this city, FiC99SbNsSi
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Nomination for Mayor.

BosToN, Nov 30.-The Hon. j. W
Warren has been nominated by the Dem
ocrats for Mayor of Boston. The nomi
nation was concurred in by the working
men and citizens committee.
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limited state. senator, from Alabama

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 9.-The
two Houses of Legislature met in con-
vention yesterday, and elected Houston
and Parsons Uaited States senators.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
tl,E WHEELING siI Ia .is,i
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
81 Cohen, Sempliner & Co.,
French & American Cersets.

French & American Cersets.
'nrOUEBo REsPECTFULLY IN
w VTTF the attention of the ladies of this
city and vicinity to the fact that they have open.
Cd store at No: l6l Main street with large
and weI assorted stock Of Skirts, Corsets and
Skirt supporters, of the latest ana most ap'
HavinS been engaged for along time in an en-;
wholesale business We have acquired
sxtensfve facilities for procuring goods IN our
line on the most sonable terms and ofier them
To the public at the lowest eastern prices.
Country merchants are particularly invited 70
come and see our osk before purchasing else
/, Skirts purchased at our store win be repaired
NV We e also i make any size Of Hoop skirts to or
der. --lIS aOT. !.TL
'sn' iA'' COHEN, sEMPLINER & Co. .
I61 Main street, one door below i, Kennedys
Dry Goods Store Wheeling, W va, IIlr.,
myl6.fy -.-.r
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Destructive Fire in Mobile.
New ORLEANS, Nov. ga large fire
occurred in Mobile on the 26th, destroying
eight dwellings and a stable Moss S40,.
600. No insurance.
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T0-- nc ErC1TT Or = TTTT
directed by the House to do 80. Emer-
son Ethridge alleges that but four of the
congressman elect Of that State received
a nejdlity Of the legel Eotss. 8 dW
The Worlds special says Iorders Just
promulgated from the War Department
direct the muster out of 10000 more vel.
untseF fCscpsIMR 1Ik9a mulu
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P. E. ZINN,

MINK SABLE CAPEs, COLLAR.
M ETTES and Collars, Siberian Squirrel
Sets, Collars and Mufs, An Weol Shaker Flan.
mel, Black and White Plaid Flannel, and Do
mestic Flannel just received BY
J. a. SMITH &CO
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
" What the People want THE STANDARD
HISTORY OF THE WAR, complete In ono
very large volume of over / % pages.
This work bas no nval a. candida lucid, com
pletA, authentic and reliable history OF the
great conflict IL contains reading nAttsf
equal TO three large royal octave yolumes sPloa
didly illustrated With ever 10 hne portrstA O'
GsherslA. battle scenes maps and diagrnmA
u tie selection Of matter Tor this great votf
the author has con hped himself strictly 70 ofeta
da,a derived from tho reports Of Northern and
SoT,bsrn Generals, the report Of the Conmittse
on tbs Conduct Of the War. sstionA and Rebei
a Ss bSs carefully avoided the introducttoa Of
- matter not strictly ystiabk and oFesai, and
-. an cceeded In producing what b universally
ssmsn,'e4 far and impartial History VI tbs
War.
and ensrzeti. young mon In want Of prontAbie
employment vii md this rare chance % mako
MONEY. We Nave Agents clearing s25O pr
month, which we win provo to any douottng ap-
plicant for proof of the above Send for cirgu
f.rs and see our terms. Address, -
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Philadelphia Pa, q
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