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Death OF 1he King Cd the BeIgians


One Of the oldest, and, if we except Ma
p0leOn, the shrewdest of European mon
archs Is dead. Oar fore On news informs US
that LeJpo d, King OF tee Belgians, after a
lie OF seventy five years, has passed away.
He was born December I6, 1890, at Coburg
being younger son Of the reiguing uuke
that petty piuclpaiity, and the uncle Of the
late Prince Albert. After serving in the
Russian Army, he went to England, when
the battle OF Waterloo had brought peace 10
Europe. II was then PROPOSED 10 marry the
Princess Charlotte, the heIrto the crown, 10
the Prince of Orange, son OF the King Of
Holland. The Princess, however, did not
fancy him, and her dislike was heightened
to disgust al seeing him beastly drunk at a
court bal. The field now lay open for Leo
pold, and he improved ms advantages. In
1916 be was married 10 the Princess. Her
unumely death during tho next year, dis
PEELED bis dream OF bliss, and for a long
while his glIef seemed inconsOlable. H1
remained IL England for tho next thirteen
years, and in 1850 dechled the Prohered
sr WIN OF Greece.
Ab.ut this time the Belgian provinces
threw or The authority Of his old rival, the
Priucs Of Orange, nov King Of Ho land,
and elected Leopold their King, He sc-
cepted ,hs position, and married the
Prinsesl Louise, daughter of LOUIS Phllippe
OF France. His reign was quiet and un-
eyeuuul, his main anxiety beng 10 secure
brilliant alliances for his children by ms
second marriage, aud TO prese We the Integ-
rity OF his domnious sgainst the encrOaeh-
meuts OF France. II eldest son, Louis
Philippe, Duke Of Brabant, VIII succeeds
him, look for q wife an Austrian arch
duchess, while his daughter Charlotte Yves
married 10 tn Archiuke MsXimilian, who
now claims TO be Emperor Of Mexico. The
Mexican scheme had enlisted Leopold 3
warmest sympath.es, and a Belgiaa cJntin-
gent has sweiled the numbers Of MaNImi-
lian's forces. Ia his death the Mexican pre-
tender has lost one Of his frmest and most
useful friends. Hence the event has q po-
htigal Importance it would not otherwise
possess.
Il has also been long suspected that the
Emperor @: The French is DESTROYS Of adding
to has d0mipions in the direction of Bel
GUM. 1t has often been limited that he only
awaited the decease Of Leopold 10 carry hIs
designs into effect IL is hardly probable,
however, chat in the crippled condition Of
his hnance5 Napoleon will venture upon a
step which would result IN a general Euro
pean war. Yet the throne OF the young
King Is fer from secure one, and the de
velopments Of the future will be earnestly
watched By the political and diplomatic
world.
LIhe new monarch is in his thirty first year,
having been born in tue year 1855 Gin.
GG1efe.
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FINE HOUSE
AND
II Acres of Land
At Auction.

ON SATURDAY, DEC. %, AT II O'CLOCK, on
" tn Court House Steps, Will sell 70 the ms hest
l'der, the weli-knoWn Residence OF K ". SnHtfef
adjoining the gr unds Of John Tumble and D. r.
Wlkln, Esq. The properly IL iust out Of the Cor
boration end Is consequently free from Corporation
Tax Is nesr tie terminus Of the South Nashvi 10
Street K. r and Is therefore essy Of access The
h0u-e Is large, moderu-built brick, with 10 rooms,
ana porches ana all conveniences
A good smoke-house. good BRICK servant
houses, with ROOMS eschi $50, good cisteTn.
INJECTED with IL, ~ RboUt IL acres O the best
gsrden grounds in the County-ssy 90 fruit irees
About Que hal has been surveyed or subdNIded
INTO 80 50 ieet building lots the balance left for
% cs-yard, D. Susceptible Of such use or will
make A. lots more, IL sub-divided
MS a. $ per fot-which Is a very low cash est.
msie-would be $1,000 lrsving The house, with
- rect front BY s5 feet Deep with ell the bun dngs
Gus o. TIE estimate. The huldiBFs cannot BE- bull
Tor ess than So 0-Oin good umss
Ite - good a. Csn be made.
Possession < ven immediately,
Terms made known CT ssle
f. R. GLAsSCOoK,
ueo-i-at FL. salesman.
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A Gard.

NTH tisa sHesT 81 neariug from business. oa A..
= eolnt az IA lining heH b, have 4 spo-ed of
nv enafe stock o. rugs, MeieInes. et,. %
h'-.fs Z Jenkins O.. who vii conunus the
business AZ TIE old sand No. SO MsrFet stosst
t.ke tins opror unlty &c rp.urn ny thanks 90 he
u1te Tar the very liberal "a ronSae which has
p'en hNended 90 me Tor s number II yesrs ana
oe' Eca coarnusnce Of ito my succagsors " HON
] ri'.t Eeariiv recommend az Business me, of ~
peTlfne,, srphcaliou, energy, sud inteEu y.
4e'4-lm " MILLS
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The Dol. ubrrE Index. accepting tho the
a-r ftha ultra radicals ihat tho late rebel
slafrr are ono gl lbe Union, Ia recent
article aay-. .Ig sertaiu of the late papers
W. have received from the Omitted States, 20
a.. Aeaiu-"Wea- sure our eoutemporares
Iu She TGtrI -atra." &C.. Whilst the
hides only a--rrs Cor VIRGINS the posi-
taH ass.Epri Ls- by the ultr-s, he language
4.u raa.r some of them boz roll mp their
eyss % holy h0r5rut be- JIsloyaty
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For Sale Cheap.

H5nry brlneII
declg Nv
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Proclamation BIZ the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM ENT.
Naauwr.rr Taaa IA nE-r

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM ENT :
NAsHvItLr, Dec. u, 1855.
WHrEru a vacancy has occurred IN the General
nalon Of the Hen 7. e. Lssatsr, senator from the
Fourteenth Senatorial District. composed 81 the
COUNTIES Of Cannon, Coffee, GrULdy, Van Buren,
and Warren Therefore,
l. William @. BroEnlOW, Governor r. The State Of
Tennessee do hereby command the sheIifis oJ
said counties Of Cannon. C0dee. Grundy, Van Blu.
ren and Warren, respectively, to opsn and hold an
election or saturday. the 18th day o. January 1890,
81 the different pisces Of voting in Their Tespec-
tive COUNTIES 70 q said vacancy, and that they
make return accOrdi 10 70 law.
In test mony whereof, 7 have hPreuuto sob
fBSfl zsubed my meme and caused tne 6rezt
&4PsH5sai q the State OF Tennessee 10 b affixed
AZ ne lspartment N the city % Nashville, this
18th dayof Decemher, is65.
By The Governor. " G.. EkDWNLOM.
A j. FLETCHER, sec'y Of State.
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NASHVILLE

uuiua street, NaraTile, iGnu.
-uf raa-f aith rrna1rt attsl .
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Notice.
Thance for a Speculation.

~ JANUARY 10, 1850, between the hours Of
I and u O'Clock, a m, n the courthouse door
10 Nashville ~ public auchon, VII expose 70 sale
free oi Tedemuuoa tor cash, House and lot IN
sid @ ~ on the west side Of Summer street. sd
inin.ugth house and lot in whIch jno. " Martin
resides SAID lot being bounded ~ follows bsEm-
Mig on corner OF the last mentioned Dot, thence
runrinr hscx westward Y with the Ire Of the -srne
In feet % stake, thence northEsrdiy 70 ieei 70
stake thence eastEnrdiy l2Ofeet 60 SUNNI T street,
fence southwsrdly IS eet 20 TIE beginning; berg
part u the LOT purchased by said Martin q ferkins
about the year iS4l-iormerly Enoun a. The Ialuoi
lot
sad lot Is sold as the properly o. ssd MartI1 un-
der power - sell ~ sfore-a 4, contained n mort
dersl-Es PATRICK MoDERMOTE.
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Vicksburg Journal.
Notice.

NUnCE is hereby gwen 70 sll persons is,l,-
~ hsrcsEe 90 any ira, chse lzei 'or uurh..s.Is
IA toe hsEgs-e room s. ne CONNEgCTfT. 81
4 "a, % Cislm sud ATE SD bsgsSFe spny hs'r-s
he = h day O. ssn1srY, lass. - q rema - 81
hat WI h sod 81 plbi.s aust u o. thai dsy,
STEPHENS 4 CO.
dact In Fropnstors CouiueTcisi Ectsl
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..Ifit AIreadr.n

Undei this caption the New York Evening
Poet aays the price Of copper hes gone up
forty pounds stsriiug per ton and England
has begged spain to leave Chill alone. Eut
Spain BE- not 30 ready % lsteu to Engiand's
voice. She answers Lord Russell's remon-
STRANGE w4th the assurance that Spain "has
resolved not 20 permit dignity, causelessly
and rGatnit1ufly afronted, % remain With
out lhe just repsrstoa TO which il is onti-
tied
b0w, Spain is thiri-rs'e power, and
some years ego England would have fol-
lowed up her remousirance against such a
power With demand Bot circumstances
alter rnsra the Spectator remarks: "Ii
EurlauI gees Sep further than fdviee, It
is very joubun. ~ hether the spanish nation,
morbdly proud ana sensitive, aware that
us trade 10 oi minor importance, and con-
sriels that st Che worst &C. could lose 10 ms
only ths Philippines, would not accept the
CLalIeure Short 81 90 ce there appears no
remedy, and u1 English Ministry would
willingly give Tine signal for what might
prove general EuroPean Wari more ssPcei-
aH t..f fa'er prr-lifaf, s'ut iHrcu5rci,
,.5aa a5sa SPAN 10 r5rs epoy sea IoiA
Aa.r.teaH IiahaHae.
This Is where abe shoe piuches. and wall
continue pinch, until England pays up
and -sis herselIrsht before the world. We
need u.l ae lmpauouti wo can rdord 60
welt Wr wrote adds the POST long ngo
that Eae'anl would some day very gladly
uay on our AIabama elaine. and would be
very much eInbarH.ssed DC We should decline
a. receive enc money. Events are already
hrgaHlrs O.. Justify oar prediction.
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~ he nloruirr Ct the lsth inst ia Nashville
~ a,ar t5e L. satN. T. Depot. = psckasa 81
gAeis addressed 60 "N. y. Cnig. Es,l-. Tcset
Aseat NsshFle, eo1 Iesdlng en- No 5g5- 90
Lousy DE, sui uInlte iuE ccuse,-tivelv f-5,r 551
% %f7s Intensive
- Lessons sre warned from purchasing tre same.
- ICY 80 he reco red snd y -ce-pitd f1r iar
p ..ef s-e heiiheT stan ped DOR dated
At-tA ttNAr n. A. kEAN
%, 80 Sipt. 6ensrsl Ticket ACeu'
"a snd n h. r.
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Mortgage Sale.

4 WILL sell A. Public out-crv, 81 a Broad sirsef,
IN the city o. NsshE lie, on THURSDAY, IL
ceuaher 2lst 1853 the entue stock ci HetstStore-
formerly known as the stock OF small s Co the
stock consists Of Boots. Shoes, Heiss t'rocenes,
Tobscco, Cigars, " husky, one once DesS, Coun-
ters, Tables. Stove, Looking Chs. one Bedstesd.
one Mattress. Tao Blankets. one ShoE-esss sna
contents JAMES E EONTT.
G b. NIuHoLs a Co, AucHoAeers-
des20-a
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r. G. THoMPaON
Dividend Notice

4 IT persons ovuicg Stock IN the Nclensv,Il e
II. lg-up.se Company, sud claiming uups Sd dive
eeuds 60 Sc stock upto fsuusry. 1852 ere hereby
n'iuet 10 prescott the same Ibr psvunaui 20 d.
esFs-r, 81 the llsntcrs' Bans o. rerne-sea Nash.
vile, on or ue'ors tho Ia of March. lsd6 OF the
same ulil Dot be- pad. F. r. RAINS. Prs
of the Nolensvfle Turnpike Cornp4uv.
Nashville, nov ~ lssss psvas-ir,
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1 WILL sell At privste sale ny stock Of Furni-
l ture, Italics, Cusirs, Stoves &c, complete out.
NJ for toe sccomuoodsfc en- Of thirty BOsruers. I
have twenty i've Boarders a. present. and viii z We
possession Of the rouse (sHich e 10 good locality
and cheap rent immed ately. For further infoT-
nation e. u upon NJ. C RANKIN,
.iacla-IRe No. 50 South Cherry street-
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Masonic Hall.
ADDO! ADOO
THURSDAY, FRIDAY& SATURDAY,
Dec. 2lst, 22d and Odd, IS.
ARTEMUS WARDS
FAREWELL NIGHTS IN AMERICA
AriemnS Ward amnng The MaFmOnS.

sE HESE will most positively he ARrEMU5
WARDS only nights 10 Nashville. prior 10 his
departure for England, where arrangements are al
resdy being inside for his early appearance 81 the
Egypt an hall. London.
The pictorial part o. the entertainment embraces
eighteen Panoramic Views OF the Streets Of salt
lake CITY, and the sngularly beautiful Nslley Of
Utah, faithfully snd sscura ely pa nted from photo
graphs takea IN the Lands Of the Mormous under
the immediate superintendence Of ARrEMUS
WARD These views we're transferred % canvas
BY atists Of estab ISL q reput.tion, add N II
thorough exactness has been cord ally ack uowledg
I'd wherever this entsrts. nmeBt has been giyen.
The accompanying descriptive Lecture uY ARIE-
MUS WARD iCU aim 10 Be rather hrsig. be be-
heves il far better 20 stay the sunshine while
may, inasmuch a. the EhadOW must Of is OWn ac-
cord, come cnly too soon
Admission 70 cents Reserved sests IN front q.
Reserved seats Tickets for sale Al n0msn Zen
tons Music 5 ore, under Masonic Ball, snd at The
door at night. Parties al distsnos can have seats
secured Tor hem BY seniiog the amount for tickets
70 Messrs. Dormen FentOn.
pOOrs open q 7, IN commence at g O'clcck-
The Chickering PisnO used Is kindly l0aned by
Messrs. Dorman 4 FeutOn-
deel6-Tt JNO. P. SMITH, Director.
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&geW 9dpertissmEats.


MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TENNESSEE
QUARFERHAsrEE's OTFICE, U 8 NJ. X. R.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20tni isi5- }
CEaLED PROPOSALS are he-ehy invited for
- the purchase Of all or any Psrt Of TIE Lumber
and Timber reula ming on hand IN the Quarteumss-
ter Department q y Mllita'y RslrSads at Nash
rf.le, REM, asfo los; as'z-se
l2,Og,O00l Two Million Feet (Inons or less) Of
Pine, Oak, Poplar, Beach A. d hlckrry Bridge J I'M
Der rnd sawed Llmber-d ferent Girlensi Ds-
Purchasers VII De required 70 receive the LuuI-
befsls fat A. it csn b. measured. The right 10
move the properly will b. guaranteed y & Gov
ernm 1t for thirty (3Dl days from date Of sale
Payments must e MAZE IS iasr as the Lumber
and Timber can be measured.
Proposals viii be received az his ONCE until 3
o'clock. p. N Dec 18th, lsSS, WhsD they will be
opened
The Government reserves The riEht to reject any
o. all proposals that may be made, II deemed dis
advantageous % the y 5.
fa-- .-a g. r. HAMUL
Capt and 4. Q. N, U. s. NJ. p. Re.
dec2l-Gt
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church s.. between Summer md Glory.

S-eeNA S@-f -N- e-- N-'N-- -
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
Goto KLINE 8 sHERMANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas,
Goto KLINE & sHERAdANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale by KLINE 8 SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, N
Great Variety,
At KLINE a sHERMAN's.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
fls and Hair Oil,
At KLINE 4 sHERMAEs.
Try CBEVALIERS Life for the Hair.
For sals only at KLINE sHERMAN's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flayoring Extracts,
At KLINE A sHERMANs
I.sFd OIL, NO. ~ Coal Oh, treble dsillsd)
Ca. tor OIL, (Am'n Geld press) Lin-esi OIL.
Castor oil, East lrda) Spirits Turpentne
Pure White LeSd,
For sale al KIM 4 SHERMAN'S,
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
instruments and Fine Sponges,
As KLINE i sHERdAN's.
-O-
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
AZ KLINE sHERMANS.
An the above for sale st '.. .
KLINE i SHERMAN'S,
Masonic Building, Church Street,
nov24-sm NASHVILLE, tenn.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER q, 1866.
The President and the UItras in Con-


General Grsnt recently made trip from
Washington to Virgins, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia, coming ss
high up il the last State as Atlanta On
his return he made g report othe President,
expressing satisiscti0u with what be saw,
and confidence Ia the honesty AID sincerity
OF the Southern people, and hoping fortheir
early restoration Go the full privileges Of
citizenship. Is appears that President
johnson has submitted General Grants re-
port 10 Conrrsss accompanied with 8 mes
sage Al the time We write, this message
ass not come L. hand. The telegraph in
forms us that i .-iavors strongly an early
restoration OF The state Governments. 80
far. e. well. But the same medium also
tells Us tast it apPears 70 have deeply Of
Tended ssue Of tile seHatorE-that the Hon.
Charles sumner, OF Mass who asp5res TO
more thau regal authority, pronounced it
only raralleled by ps0r Pierce's white
wash NJ message ou Kansas. On the o her
hand, dispatch 20 the New York Commer-
eial Advertiser SAYS Gea. Grants report has
produced o. marvellous effect, 50 great is the
confidence in his. jud gment. Moderate men,
zee lou5t not, will do Gen. Grant the justice
% accept his report as correct, and act upon
90. But men OF the stamp 81 Mr.. Sumner
vii not They have their own Preeon-
ceIvsd notions teaching Southern sfiairs,
founded partly on prejudice, partly on their
fea-s, and partly on P0si-ive hatred Of the
s5uth, and they VIII not swerve. hairs
breadth from their policy by any report
from Gen. Grant, or auy degree OF submis-
SOP by the Southern people, no matter how
humble OF object. They have certain OBJ
.ects in view and they meau 10 secure them,
e possible, against an opposition. Shall
they succeedg The Southern States are
p-yyerIess C. ward OF the blow lime3 at
them. The country must look % the Pre- &
dent aud The moderate men in Congress.
But, e there Sufficient lumber Of mod
crate men in Congress 70 check the radi-
calsg Votes taken within the past ten
DAYS iu both branches Of that body,
u5aId indicate that there are not.
10 is, however, almost too soon to de-
eide. We shall soon have unquestionable
evidence. IN the MEANTIME We may eX-
rsetthe uItras 10 commence their threat tened
h5sultes against the President. Il is a
part OF their policy 10 be sharp and swift
o. o. o. prevent him from making inroadi
upon them. In the initial kirmi. hing they
may get the sdvau.age, but our faith in the
patriotism Of the masses Of the people
North. and the pluck Of Andrew Johnson,
Issds Us to expect triumph ultimately fol
his cause.
since writing the above, the Message
snd Report of General Grant have come tc
hand. They vail be found in another col
uIlu.
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pRlCE DWELL Nc, No I2south College street;
ID Lot 25xls5. THIS property l. woril,y Of stfeD,
uon az the prIce-s7 OGO
Applyto
dectl-u h. G. SCOVEL.
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DOCTOR McCllL,
seTkNlC PETSlClAE,
lE TAX TREATMENT or DisEAsHs 10
EE}NElN9 hlM WITH SUCCESS Iy
JIhsk STATES, As 1T iB m
EAsHNrILE HENNlEaEu

For further information in regard 10
Che skillfui success in the treatment %.
diseases, the reader is referred 20 SRI
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDUA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900
the best work in the United States
where you win find DR.. MeGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment Of Dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction lie guarsn
teed With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic Gases
with satisfaction: khaurlat.sul, Ahecuous o. i1t
slf Limits. Pisursy, Pains, UlesTa. Csn5sT. Gfsgs
DIsaaHelo f ne Heart ant ilFar. lusamnal0n VI
he stomach Nsursig.s, EiuF's EFl or scr1inIE
Deafness. Diseases Of he Eyel. pstiiizied 81
tens, DYSPEPSIA or Indigestion, snt Gllsumpaoa-
together WITH su Private Diseases aai
Diseases OF the Urinary OrEana-
fc sac Ladies'.
All hdect0la Of Tie womb treated Vim Eun1,ass
Those Married Lacies NO have reol ao lnnliu
nate 20 migcH-rT or prove ahuru0ul c11 % caineA
N their raj tzna 4 iound preglzai 5v r1,hz mes
cal.
Eterility.
Young Manriad Ladiaa Enose m.suyfune % o1
Deel lul 70 lElna lQfil IN cue -e-7.At
God has sad you should mlllply sid re FIaaial i
TINS b your desire you can consult ne eihaf ~
letter On In person. No lsdY over t-Et1-lys years
Of age need make applicatou. AT. c1rlrl llcaioaa
y letter or person strictly confidential
Eight Emissions Cared.
Eoung msn, stop uefore you urthef 20. " a..
disease subject 70 Man, there n0 disease so laia
b cure e. hight knisglonsi and phy.clAna -
scHree that undarstand treannE t and 10 you ~
SAY that / hsve cured dozens IN thiH eIiy a. - -
10 different States, who have spent dollar kisf a.
lar, sni are nov well cured By me. am dalY ~
Csivng letters snd sending medicine 70 az paris
the country. IN e word, a thzl are - oa31d a
any way and Will give noe g call. I vii " saig
fsrldu Tor an OF tha d.suaasa mentioned 1 uia ~,
T0rlseanout Tho 5aztoi reference nTsa 20 A'
ciiY.
AZ lsrsrs Eractad 10
Or. HoGILh.
uuoa street., NaraVle, IGnu.
r.a.Fs asHf rlla-f asfth nrHar ra atlal q
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Store for Rent

a NnAl slyAk c. Rent. v3lh FIXTURES con-
n Es e. .. a n sscgstls rzie, "a Csdar ,trsFf.
bear POD e pare 1nlulre tr
,-, A-ANLsb II rs. COHEN q cos.
a's-aA eoEnef squEre and NsFksf sts
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Grand
MASQUERADE BALL
At MASONIC HALL,
On Christmas Night!
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 25,

A GRAND MASQUERADE SOIREE will be
"a gwen AZ the above Hall, on Christmas Night,
under the direction OF some Of our most prominent
citizens The affair will he the most select and
grand ever gwen IN Nashville.
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Wanted.

4 PARTNER y "a cash from al2Ql8 20 $500.
"a Q 70 n the Hotel business N .srge 1rtv ID
he soufh- TIE house . dong q are bu-ins-s
noE A mas that has soule ezpsIisn1s q tha Ho-
.sl business prsisFsd Address
dses-a A, Z. G., FsshFlla, ?. o,
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VICTORINE: or an s,
Ont eep
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THEATRES,
TburslsY EErnIng. n.,mh,r ~, -

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

Crystal Brooches, Elegant Dress Combs,
Necklaces, " Belt Buckles,
Steel Brooches, Ladies Companions,
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Card Gases, Porte Folios,
Silver Card Baskets, Toy Watches,
Gold Albums. for Watch Chains,)
Photo. Albums, (ior Center Tables,l
Paper Weights, Diaries for 1866,
Physicians Diaries, Ivory Chess Men,
CleTgymen's " Chess Boards,
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And great variety of Choice Goods suit
able for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

nation He briefly advocated the pending resolution r.
gardng slavery outlaw Of civilization and the
progentor OF treason which should DO ct once abolished
NO other speeches were made ON the resolution.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
hr Cole lrep Of Cal, reduced bill sin amendment
made by the Central Pacific Railroad Company or Cali
forna 70 the Western Pacific Railroad Company, and re-
curing said road 70 complete twenty Ave miles yearly
and the whole line from San 70 Sacramento in four
years
cs0Lo0NAL sUxyYys pAcorAH
Mr. HuBnARD, (rep) OF Iowa, introduced bill anthor
zng the Secretary OF the Interior institute
surveys OF the Black Hills Dacotah and appropriat ng
$50, 600 for that purpose.
Tux NEW CLAIMS or 1915
Mr. Brooks, topp.) Of New York, presented a memo
rial OF the New York Merchants 70 have paid the FIRE
claims OF 1S45.
Adjourned until Monday