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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18
SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

4 RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALIZE:
s
Of On s oss % .as co ne
: :s On hSs, sed % he
mule. cs. O One .hee SS sns bog: 81
o SasSs. q ros loo bushels o. sweet potatoes Es
s s.'S sugar.
Sa g a.
bales o. ne hs ssy sn ns
Sco I good SCHOOLS sS and 3D. .oss Price ssy
SsP dy @ Low over cI i G y. ns si sa
'' oss soutssr P Land D Emigration and Company
No u BroAdway near Wal street.
TYRIME YELLOW PINE TIMBER LAND IN THE
south WIN Be gwen 20, several sSod ana 10
duct Company, n broadway, basement, New York.
SOUTHERN LAND. EMIGRATION AND PRoptCT
- Company Rice and sugar Plantsucns.PaIues
Fishing . G invited sss on SpSn x.
borers white and eolored furnished Address QUINCY
secretary Vi Broadway, near Wall street. New York.
THE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
HAS ACTUALLY ON HAND
OVER ONE MILLION ACRES or LAND
ron SALE OR LEASE
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES,
IN TRACTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
TITLES GOOD, AND NOT LIABLE TO coSrIscATroS.
Apply for catalogues
AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE, O. BROADWAY.
KEMP p. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REFERENCES.
PETER COOPER, ESQ, New York.
I "A. E SS2Es F ass Es osSss
A A. Low. frssident Chamber Of Commence, Nov vcrs
GEo H. sTGARf ESQ 81 Philadelphia
Ex Gov. nROOME, OF Foriaa.
Col " q vUt.TGs ~ Athens va
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/ The Louaca Iincs Nov. Is saw. "Th
/ formal TRANSFER of the fhaaaniosh 10 ths
E'ederal 05FernHeng sud the relesse III Esr
osi.eors and crew have been followed bv he
/ publication Of Capian Waddelg's ltfier Ia
1 l.lrd Russell. The tonsummatc assurance
dispiayea Ia this document r.. 10 say th,
] iea'', quits 90 unprecedented IS The re,i.
uon pa which aPtsin Naddcll Nv ii.
oNn aeeount, finds himself M rea Or
! D .euitariiy OF the narrative Is that ID con-
tains 20 aiiuson 90 the rese bv which tha
sea hihg vas converted into the Shrusn
Hoah' aaa equipped IRON, Though not a.fu
10y Nithin' ms country. hmcreiv reci-es
/ thai Captsin Naddeu contsissi,,,ss ~.
ship IN October, ls6s. ander orders fr,,, 49,
Naval Department OF the Coufede ate sirtse
upd proceeded % cruise arainst the -.
merce 81 the enemy. Mes word is ss3a nj
his visit % Melbourne or 20 unv other events
before his arrifals iR o'leiiencsto the sane
ordersi 3D. The okeholsk Sea and tha Ars 81
Ocean He oarnesQy hope that ne ofsess
aud men Of The Shenandoah have net been
liberated without Communication wIsh 40
Adams, Il Is ior The Amercan Government
either % prosecute them under our law IL
% claim them under the cx,rslilion trea 4.
captain Waddeil's own statements are M
strictly vorscious, and II those maao bv ~
Captain Of the Gen. Pike b. correct, ms
conduct and language toward The pniortun.
ate men whom be captured ia the NhaleTs
was singularly brutal. A present We de
clire 20 accept Captain Naidells statements
as true. We shoali not ia ihe least have
piued Capt. Maiioll bad be fallen iuto tbs
hands Of The American navy, and We should
noi PITY him nov il lie should Be convicted
~ . ielouy a. common law"
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Gen. Crnnt in Rishmond.

A brief telegram from Richmond informs
rs that Gen. Grant arrived thers yeste rday.
Nearly eight months have now e.apsed since
the CO pituiation OF the strongho aud ct
this is the first time the victorious eh eitain
has set foot within the streets Of the CON
quered city. History furnishes very few, u
any, instances Of such an utter absence. IN
warrior, Of al desire for estenlation
pageantry and vain glory. Here was an IN
surgent's capital, for The subsection Of which
thirty millions OF people had laborei long
and arduou.ly Tor four weary wears. on
20 Richmond had been the Union shibboleth,
the battle cry OF freedom. The red waves
of bate had heaVea aud surged al around
the city, swallowing up legion after legion
OF brave men. lesr af or year countless
hOsts wresued, in fierce conflict, fsr is pos
session. while the world looked ca N awe.
There we're no honors too great in store 10y
the successful general who should humble
the rebeliioua city; DO praises too exalted
Or the hero who shoul supp snt the traiRr
bsnner which waved defautly over the be-
sisged citadel. Tie might indulge ia every
species Of military pomp and display, and
take upon himself AL the airs Of a heather
conquernr, without occasioninF remark
smong the grateful people
When, hosever, TIE hour 81 success
6rally came, when she goal was at Last
reached, sod the nztion was drunk with
JOY over the great victory aud fruition Of all
their hopes, the Lieutenant Geueral instead
Of tGrrving on the moment 20 enjoy his
triumph or catch one view OF the city to-
ward which bis eye hsd No long been turn
cd with anxious gaze, posed Immediately
BY, dcspatching others 20 Gather the fruits
Of his genius, aud walk the streets Of the
conquered capital aud after receiving the
surrender Of lee. AMI closing the war, then.
Instead Of visiting Richmond-as what
. her man living would not have done ar
der similar circumsiences--he passed back
directly BY il. within four leagues or more,
ana fastening O. Washington, began on the
same day the work Of reduction and re-
trcnchmenL
10 many, circumstances like these may
not seefo oi any espcc al moment aud vet
bow rrsnd aud subline they appear when
contrusted " IN the conduct under similar
circu rnstsnces oi Napoleon. Wellington.
frederiek tie Great the Duke % Mafibo-
rough, and other great varr.ors How
oisarly, too, they reveal Tie eNi tence o.
qualities Of hesrt snd soul rarely found in
military cheltaiusi How unmistassblv
they indicate the posse sion Of the oulv
true greatness which Is combined with hu
mility sud q regard CIR pi,asirsie Zoe.
Americans may, with sooa reason. teieiea |
sna grow proud ln she possession of such a
cuunirFmau s. General Grant d viii be a
long time before Frsvi8onae vouchsafe- an I
oihor Ike him.-A. y tba.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DEcrxsER 2, 1885.
The House was called TO- order q 10
o'clock, a. N, BY the Speaker
The journal OF yesterday was read and
approved.
he day being set apa exclusively fer
PHvste bills, ne following business was
tran acted.
sfNsTE AiiEsDNESrs.
The senste aIneBdrnenis b the bill incor-
porstirg the Odd Fellows Female AcEdeIly
a. c JrneFsvlles uers eoncorred in.
sEskTK BnLs o. r#EIa SECOND READISs.
Senate bill Incorporating the Memphis
Savings Pank, Psssed on its second reading.
tenate bill incorporating the Hermitage
Life Insurance Company, was read second
time.
sfNArE BILLS oS THEIR PIRsT READING.
The following senate bills were passed on
their first reading
p il 10 incorporate the MooresviHe- Male
and Female Institute
Bill 10 rsfand 70 Js-4ph S. Fowler the
sum Of s6,62s, which he had sdEsnesd h
The State.
Bli 70 incorporate Knoxville Bridge Com
Pany-
HoUsE Bills o. THIRD zEADISe-
The following house bills passed their
third resdiBg
Bill 20 incorporate the Tennessee aud Ala
bama Mining Company.
Bill g. incorporate the National Aanutsc-
tnring aad Mining Company
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday nom
ing.
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MaAE EtsnoSs Mkax.--The Homo Jour
nal remsrks-'' They say" that onn Of tbc
--latest fashions with he -. Is wearing
long ends Of pauow ribSsv ouud the neek
Pew olthe uuiuitistea kuS,r DE significance
Of tbs same. When they wear the end
haneing ia is'nt. Is fIsaR' thst the lady i
married; over the rghi shoulder. thai she
is engaged, down the back. thai she has q
collier coming 70 sec her, bu, she isn't IN.
gagci. over the lea shoulder q noans.
thsi she Is engaged, aad don't wish b. have
shy thing 10 90 with ''any other fsiier."
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
EDG ETFELD

DY Eiriue Of decree OF the Care lit Court Of IN
ID Uolted stafas for the Midd District Of 60
nes=ee. pronounced NJ the October Term Of sid
Court in tbs cause o. Wrsy & Glib nj, OF ais.
W. n. Liioas, ct als VII On The 3rc dsy Of jan
llary, 1855. The premises expo-e % sale TO ths
highest bidder, ne following real O. tais Ia longing
40 me hrm Of Trshle Lucas.
Doe Drug stOre and Lot N Esgsheid, fronting
e ret on Gaiiztin pike, and running hack T.
Let
One Dry GOods Store ana Lot adjoining he
AFORESAID DIug store, frouing ~ ices and iunning
hscE lq5 feet.
one Dwelling House aBd Lot situated on the
street running i4om the wire Suspension ngdgF, IN
kdgeheld, fionting 60 ieet, and running 0ack 30
feet, more or less.
Tie Hssidsncs Of W. H. Lucas, on Gal,at
pike IN k1geneld, irOntng 100 lesE aud rLnniug
bacg 1q5 feet
One Lot m Trmlle's Addition 10 Nashville (this
last ment Oned loJ will be- sold At the Court House
door in NashRIle.i
Terms fJuTth Cssh-bsisnce on a cred Of
q ~ and i montns- 1hs purchaser VAL be requir-
ed 70 give notes With approved security ana Hen
retained until The purchase money Is p ri.
Possession gwen on daY Of sale
r. r. CAMFbELL,
dec}-lm Spe al Comm i0ner
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The baltimore and Liverpool steam
ship Line.

The Baltimore Commercial. in an editorial
on the subject Of the new liue Of merchant
steamers. says;
g" The merehsntsof Wheeling Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati, Louisville. st. Louis, Memphis,
and other large Western cities. who have
business intercourse with Europe, must bail
this new line o. OF great value % them.
Proof Of this is already furnished BY the
fact that Aessrs. Tyler, Davidson 8 Co.,
the largest hardware hon ia the West,
shiTpcd very heavily by the somcrset, ia
bond upon through receipts. given direct
N IA Liverpool 10 Cincinnati. their goods
being deliy erred from the steamship dirert
70 the care Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rsil-
road, az their capacious Locust Point ship
ping station, in our harbori This is q
striking business facility, anda combination
OF advantages which needs no comment O.
insure recognition.
" The Worcester. auother 81 The stesm-
ships 90 this line, VIII make her departure
from Baltimore on "Wednesday next. st ] p
o'clrck, with 3 large and vatuahle cargo,
which could have been mads larger had hn.
capacity a3mlttcd-enoUrh srei .ht bcinE
offered 10 lead three ships instead of one
Her cargo Is yalUed az = quarter of q mil
lion oi dollars includns, among other
teuls. swine zoe bales ct cotieB, q good por-
ton Of whirh vas compressed. u cccnomize
| space"
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The NsshluEioa Republican ssss 81 The
larthroming repoFt 81 lhe Sccretary q
War, that ''it viii embrace the operations
Of the armies during bic sh0lc siIaiBistra-
tion OF little over three years, and vii SOW
r. the elaborate and able repor, Of General
Grant which viii explain several po.pts
noW m dispuie relative 70 the authorship Of
important military movements. Ia this
connection General Grant viii, no doubt.
make the fact appear fhsi ihe grand maye-
monts aud splendid VICTORIES es sheridan
in The Valley Of the Shenandoah veFe in
itiatsd by President Lincoln"
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IursEssioSs.-Promineut Republican mem
bers had an hours interview with the Pres
ident GA the Soth ult., during which they
converssd freely upon national matters.
They came away fully impressed that the
message would be strongly conservative in
tone. and lhai the President was determined
to sdhere firmly to hts reeon-truetiou policy.
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LrcruREs 70 YoUSo MES.-We are pleas
ed 70 learn that the series Of Lectures to
Young Men, b. Rev. r. Il. Allen, Pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, have 90
far been numerously attended. The fourth
Lecture takes place tonight. Subject
"Ihe ronag Mo- FaiIiag."
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Notice.
Valuable Property on
the Market.

n VIII. asif 20 the highest bidder az pnb &c sale.
on THURSDAY, ths lfih o. Leeemher, q II
o'clock, m. on the PIer7lsfs t@o Or more VAIN
~ sore h uses iron ing each % Market street,
sb 1ut 241< z Ell, RAINING ihrOl "a q Water -if~
2t3 ieet and eli known pati Of cord N sish
Nos A. and g. Also. adjoining y J. ~. snd 'front.'
toward Market street on line win M ~, ABOUT
90 feet. Ssid properly b locate N NE hear o. q
bus ness portion Of The city, aud is now under REM
for bluf tefal per gnnm- Csfltai sts ate invii a
10 siIeud the sale Terms: One-lalf cash; oai-
<nee 10 siK and Twelve months, with interes TUE
undOuhtfd- Possession gwen Jan. LIT, le1ii. De
property IL in ured For further niarma q. iei-
renee ( ven % She Register ofice in The C5ili
House, Book 81, PIP. $50 Al
n ROBSON.
Az Mt for Richard AtkersOn, OF New York.
q &c "a
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RfarIlItT

Az AltlAoll Of ne Noilr lfealad 10 -
These Married LADIES' VIC have haal 30 ull17ia
laia n tnEoalfy Or Prove a1cIHGui can - cHfnaa
" i1siE fl.i t1ns icund pfaznani. By giving ne .
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60 Te,limonI b Ni..i..lrpi.

The flloWlug is the section IT III, lsr
enacted By ihs Legislature OF Nris.is.in,t
&C. Toe governments Of She ir,e Co .arei ron
-lal'aa. relating b. testimony.
SO, &. 3, % fl.ali = ,iiaofss. Z hst f..lli
h'A D. ca-os in Ehirh freedmen. fr,s b..
ki'.a tut mulatloes sre now hv lsu. ..,,,,,,..
t-t Ntilos1es freedmen, frsr nerro-, -
- 80 Shell he competent la civil csses
- penn er parties % the suii. eifb.r
Fluuis, defendant or def-,I-
49, l-7e % cascs where freedmen. f-,. ~
'-t mulattacs is or are either i,s-5,.-
hn or plaintiff. driendaut ar o,c,,,lis'
- ~-i,'r i,.r~su 90 persons BE- or and ~,
- t-i'g or pariie plaintiff ar plain
49, -N.t-eAli er deiendauts. pheV .bgn
- - -l'leui witnesses in al eyir,,.,.l
e-sl e'-'ls Eherc the crime ebs--.,i & III
i7ee' - AANe hecn romrnftnf ~. 49,.
f ei,n % against he persot, a. ,,,s,,.
- =, 'tsellian, Tree rerrs ~ 1890,
ti'fief7lr il OF Gases such -. -,
p, - 80 .h open court On h., .,,,..i -,
'f'' p hey nav he e,.-,i,,,.I -
lore the eraud Julr. - -, SN.i'iiue0 De-
b. sutlect o. She fuIs. - -. p pa cases
mon lsw "A L. ...,,-.. a'u tesis OF the com
-. = = ,''n i.'tency ami erciibilty
TIE vote 10 the Ss,ais on nj. ..s. ..,'5.
~ss-yeas, lsi Bays, Is. In "a - -
seas, 5s nays, 90.
The Tennessee Legislature. vs;.,. g.
80 % Be radical, has nc, a. '-l l'0'ss-
'zaeh for the frsedHes Of our So "a ''''
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Concert Hall for Rent.

A PLEASANT HALL. with splendid SAGE
"A aad Scenery. sui q le for Concerts. Rsls snd
IafteauE. 10 good locality, Tor rent by the even
lag week or month. For particulars amply 70
A. LANDSB EkE,
decl-if Corner MarEst sad Public squsrf.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings

Government Buildings
4 WILL offer forss'e, 81 Pubic Auction, the TO
4 lowing Government Bnildiag7, 81 Nashville
Tennessee. ssie 70 commence on TUESDAY, Ds
oenbeF l2ihs ls65 at 10 am in the order n Ehic
they spptsr in this advert stmeu' aad continu
nom Gay to lay until all ure sold. sale 10 b mad
on the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower LeVee
oae Binding fsSss feet
Barracks aud Mess House. Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer
One Bui5diHg, AKA % feet high
o1e buil hnRs ltxl6, y
ON Lower Levee Halfway House
0Ee Bu ing, s0x2a feet
Cattle Depot near Pork Warehouse
Lower Levee:
Ore ctii,r R5z27 feet, two stones
one Kacheni Haas tee.
Twins Landing, Lower Levee:
O5e Building, 4ox20 feet.
Bay s Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
Doe BnHdicC. 2lxl7 feet
| One kuildiuls 44&sa e et
one building * feet
/ Odn Building, 2sxili feet
hight huild nss, each 2l175 ieet
SIX huidn s. csch 7zld eet.
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
| Two Buildings IS q 7ax2l faef sgsrv. "a II tfsh
Fise SIZED ste los is0xe4 feet
01e Forage House I7lE ieet.
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House
Broad Street near High
Ore RIess House. f2z5uf of
One WISH aousA lExs7 feet.
one pat Huuse. Izxa1 feet.
une kitchen, lIxzl eet-
One Qgariefs, 2iS5q .eet
q. y 1in-shOp, Vine Street, near Bread
Street
one Buildme, si1i7 q, story. o. q hish
Che sp2dnE G1kit.ses.
Inc shed stsoie. Els fefL
On- oat House, llEi foat
Oaa tosl HooHe-
Watson House, Market Street.
ols K.ehtn. fosis .est
Baptist Church, Summer Street. near
GedsF Street
ore huildif &. 7sEss lses
one Addtuta. foxea Set.
one Adai-iou, leH-e Get
Rear No p South Cherry ST between
Church snd Broad Street
one sisia, IfrgJ feet
Barnsslss on Cherry sseei. between Church 1ii
ga Rroad s;rests
ocs Build.us Tlxai iezi, siory.
lispii 4, Church. tho1y Street., soath Nashville
one haidinz lSXi2 feft
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re-
serVOir:
Cns Bui'a nz sanSas fset
Iva suildlags, each iisire0 ieet
rso BulcinEs, each e0Z21 feel
IEo Rrldiuss. each ..ig 3 feet
Post QuaTtermssteFs Horse Corral.
One she'd ssshie, 36-2l6 feet
fsia o. eszsff iaet
one Buldiug. ssxs2 feet two story.
0ne Forage House, 6lVs3 Sect two story
One Wash House. lQzlO fset
one Qei bllld-ng, i6Kl4 feeL
One SiRaea, Ska feet,
At Fort Dan. hcCOok, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp Broad Street.
Onf hgiloinE, a2aai iset tao s;1y,
ODe hlilelnE. ltxlS teet
noc BuadinE, l2sx4 feet I've Sf5rv
Gee auildiag, eex2i feet
Terms eSsA, hulaiags 70 Be removed by Ne /
euFcas er y .uln tsl tlpl dsys tom afs q ssie.
i'y order o. caPsssa A. R krb1, q s A., ChisfQ. 1
Y. q. az ]. AN. Wills.
aesl ? aeelS HFt IA. snd A, 9 y, .
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WgEf FnIT9IO1g ClFed,

Or. HgGILk.
Uniou slIaoi, Hashvifie, Taan.
ne ai'l ussrf etth urulsini asisa
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Col. James S. Rushing, 50 long zen. Don
aldson's fright bower in the Quariermas-
ter's Department, in this place. has re-
turned 10 Nashville. He is one Of the
ablsst and most promising officers in
ihe service, aud was 50 highly sPprs-
cialej 10y those ia authority that he was
appointed one Of the commits ion 10 re-
wise the Army Regulations. The colonel il
q native Of New Jersey, sud, with an The
truly loyal sons Of The state, deeply fell The
unhappy result Of the Presidential contest
there. The rejection Of the Constitutional
Amendment by the Legislature added to his
modification hut did not destroy his faith
in the patriotism Of the masses. He was az
home during the recent campaign for Gov
ernor aud members Of the Legislature, and
seconded tho efforts Of Gen. Kipatriek 70
rescue the character 81 the stste from fur
Their de6lemcnt BY the democracy. We are
sure bis pride al the verdict Of the people
this lime must hare been greatly height
ened BY the rene-tion that Is was rendered
ancr a most act We ana brilliant canvass,
embracing every section Of New Jersey.
We cougre'ulats him on the result.
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Stolen,

UHROM the subscriber on last Sunday night Nov
z6tn a oak hE0wn horse Mule, about hitesr
hands hilsh, verg eaVy has been shaved on hi'
zen shOudsr--ihe place IS very black where be has
loeen shaved v hife hairs on the top Of his head
where the head stan oil the birdie uobsd lin
Any person giving Information that VIII lead e
his recovery viii b literally rewarded.
JAMES b. BARER
I .3ass- Smea9sFilie, Tenn n s W K
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-Four Thousand bales Of G lverntneat cotton
were burnt recently 81 Columbus, Miss. Il
was The work Of an iHoendiary.
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suruENE CoUEE. This body meets at n =
sPi.ol to-morroW Ser the frsi time sine
1851. Judges Eawkips and MlHgsn are
already in the city.
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THE WRrT or HaBEas CoRPUs.--It must be
gratifying to all friends OF the Government
Of the United States 10 know t.lat the writ Of
kabeas corpus has been restored in portion
Of the STATES. We accept this rest ration
as step in the right direction, and trust
that the Reorganization Of the rebel States
may soon be 50 far advanced that there will
be no excuse for the further suspension Of
the writ anywhere within our borders.
The Raleigh Progress gives the result Of
the late Congressional election in North
Carolins, as folloRs: "Jesse r. Stubs is
elected in the First District, and DR.. A. H.
Jones in the Seventh. In tie latter district
the vo e stood as follows: A. H. Jones, 3,S46;
b S Gather, 2,3l6; Tod R. Caldwell, .6ss;
J. r. Love, 1918. We have not received a
statement of the vote in tho First Dis
giet, bat are assured that AR. Stubs
is elected over DR.. Speed and Mr.. Bond.
SO the delegation stands IS follows. Fret
District, Jesse r. slubbs; Second District,
Q. g. { lark; Third District, T. c. Fuller;
Fourth District, Josiah Turner Fifth Dis
trict, Bedford Brown; Sixth District, s. II.
Walkup; seventh district, A. H. Jones
Something has been said about an error in
the returns in The Fifth District but Hon
Bedford Brown has the certificate Of The
sherih, asd Mr.. Hanes can only show error
b. consisting the seat
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HENRY MYERS

AGENT FOR
J. Reed & Co.'S wheeling Cream sno
stock Ales and Porter.
IN store and for sale thc- hundred oar els aud
j half hsireis. 81 Mus Ne HJuse, SIKH snd
Main, Louisville. ny.
oecs-lu42 HENRY MYERS
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North CaroIina--The Constitutional

Amendment.
Provisi0nal Gov. Holden telegrspbs ihe
President that the Legislature Of SOrth
Cafoliua has ratified the Constitutional
Amendment with only six dissenting
voices.
The State has now doue ali that the
President requires, except provide for the
protection Of the persons ana property Of
the freedmen. She has got as fan Gu the
journey OF reorganization as Tennessee.
Can't our Legislature whip up little?
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DOCTOR McClLI
BOTANIC PHYSICIaA
N Fak TESTAMENT Or DszAssa
Eh0WNlEG HIM WITH SUCCESS ID
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diseases, the reader ia referred 70 SRA
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Two large volumes, late edition of lseB
lhe best work IN th, United State,
where you viii find Dr. McGiil's nams
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the tTeaiInent OF dis
eases Of women. For all diseases IN this
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-03
County Court Smith County, rennessee
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Is. : I. fli 10 Parltlon Lsud.
Madison hcOlanahan. e. ais. ....
IN tins case it appear N The saiislacnua d iiig
Cieik, that the defendaaIs 1homas Mrtlagshna
and the heirs at Peggy Mons, re-ils beyond me
hui.s q the etsie Of pennesaee, 50 tfut The osa-
uRrT process Of law cam q lse served upon thelH
IL Is therefore ordered ihat pahieati b ma e "a
The Nashville unlnnt Lcusiaper PUBLISHED "a tiie
city OF Nashville, lOr iOpr successive weeks Teau
irg aid defendants 70 aopear 81 tue next term 81
the Comfy Court fos smith county, 10 ne held al
Carthage the first Mon ~ 10 Jsnlary next is6s
thea and theic Ia pesd, ansWer or demur 10 CON
plainant bill or ihe came vii be- taken for calIes
sd sld set for ht aring "a Earte a. 70 Them
dtc3--Wtt b W.IuRNkR, Clerk