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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5, Is66,-The Senate me
pursuant TO adjournment, Mr.. Speaker Frieryor
In the chair.
Mr.. johnson presented Senate bill No. 45l. {,
Incorporate the University Place Hotel Passed
first reading.
Mr.. Frazier presented resolution requesting
the Governor 10 report to the Senate the name,
Of persons .pardoned by him from the Peniten,
tary. the time and place Of their CONVICTION, and
the date Of their discharge
On motion of Mr.. Senter, the resolution was
referred to the Committee on the Penitentiary.
Dir. CypeTt offered Senate joint resolution No
II, providing that the Legislature take recess
commencing on the 18th day of December inst
ana continuing until the l4th day of January,
1897. The rules were suspended, and the reso-
lutlon was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, the rules were suspend
ed, and House bill No. 62S to legalize an cleo
ton held in Humboldt. was taken up and passed
It's third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Powell, Senate bill No. p
motion Of Mir. Spence, the same was passed over
On motion of Mr. Senter, Senate bill No. 90
to incorporate the Mechanics Bank of Discount
and Deposit, was taken up on House amend
ments.
On motion of Mr.. Cate. the Amendment sstab-
lSnlnga bank ctdePosit at Cleveland was nom
concurred IN, and, on motion of Mr.. Smith, the
rest OF the amendments were eOneurred in.
HOUSE BILLS OK THIRD READING.
House bill No. 5l3, to change the lines between
the counties of Wilson and Davidson, was taken
up on its third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Spence, the bill was indef-
House bill No. 1886, to give further time 10 per-
feet titles to lands in this State. Passed
On motion Of MIR. ThOmps the Senate ad-
'ourned until Tomorrow morning at o'clock.
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Montgomery County BONDS.

coupons OF SAID BONDS. DUE JULY.
- 1852. January and July, 1863, January and
July, 1854, and January. 1865, will be funded,
and new semi-annual Coupon Bonds bearing 81 Z
percent. interest, (bonds running fifteen years
each for $3.50 %, will be issued therefor on pres
sanitation to the undersigned at CIarkJviIle.
Tenn Unpaid coupons, prior 20 said dates will
be pad during 1851, commencing February I;
Subsequent coupons are being paid a. fast a.
taxes can Be collected. Payments made at the
First National Bank Of Clarksyills These bonds
are Issued under chapter III, section IS, acts Of
General Assembly 1866, page 81 published
acts. and as directed by the County Court Of
Montgomery county
deci-d2t-vlt T. VIKING. County Judge.
NashYille Union snd Dispatch copy twice daily
and once weekly. and send bill - this Office
CiGrksUHEs Chronicle.
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Presidents Message.

RICHNoSD, Dec. 4.-The Richmond
press comments on the Presidents message
in terms of approval. The Examiner &C.
knowledges its spirit conservative and pa
triotic but regrets his test oath and foreign
policy The Times says the force and clear
ness Of its logic is one Of the most crushing
exposures of Radical inconsistency that
has appeared. The Wing refers to the
moderation Of the message. The Dispatch
SAYS that 10 new arguments on the recon
struction question are used, and the South
has little 10 hope from such representation
as the President favors. The Enquirer
says the message is very judicious, veil ex-
pressed, firm without being aggressive, and
modest without timiditv.
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Mexican Items.

! GALVESTON, TEXAS, Dec. 4, via New
| ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-By the arrival of the
steamer Blackbird, Captain Call, and the
Elizabeth Reed, Captain St. Clair, we have
Aexican dates up to Saturday evening.
The steamer Read left Brazos at 5 P. NJ,
and the Blackbird at P. NJ. on Saturday
At eleven O'clock on the Goth ult., a pom
toon bridge was thrown across from
Brownsville to Matamoras, on which de-
tachment Of the United States forces, I'M
der Col. j. G. Perkins crossed, and took
command of Matamoras. 1t was alleged
that Canales' forces were to sack the city,
and Sedgewick sent his troops to protect
american citizens.
Gen. Sedgewick then escorted Canales
ont for an interview with Escobode. No
terms were agreed on. Gen. Sedgewick
returned with Canales back to the city. At
half past five o'clock next morning Esco-
bode opened on the city, and his forces
charged Fort Monterey, but were repulsed
and pursued by Canales. Escobode lost
four hundred killed and wounded, and
threehunred prisoners. Canales lost twenty
live men. Late in the afternoon the Ameri-
cans withdrew outside the city. NJ. Ca
males, brother of the General, was killed.
We are without official information of the
operations on Thursday, but we have pri-
waite Information that telegram was sent
to Brazos that on Saturday, at 8 o'clock,
EscObOde and Canales met as friends, and
that Escobode is now in command of the
city.
The special bearer of dispatches on the
Read, arrived on the Both ultimo at Brazos.
and it is rumored that the Federal troops
were subsequently Withdrawn to the Amer. !
lean side on the morning after the battle.
Gen. Albino Espanea, who was fighting |
with Escolbode died of his wounds.
A Washington letter of La Vase Ameri- !
cano of Matamoras says: l have seen the
of Minister Campbell, they |
,ehtain the following points:
lst. That the United States does not rec
,gnize, nor neither will it recognize any
)ther government in Mexico other than
hat ofths constitutional, President Juarezs.
ID. That they do not propose, or even
wish, to acquire any part of the Mexican
erritory; that they do not recognize in any
manner, the claims of France, and that
hey will not object to quell local disorders
Vhenever required by the constitutional
government of Mexico or her authorities.
without proposing to interfere in any man.
Ter whatever in domestic differences of the
Ountry. H
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From San: FrancIseo.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec. A letter from
the imperial commander at Acapulco
Mexico, shows that he does not contemplate
sn immediate evacuation of that place, as
reinforcements were expected.
sANFRNc1sco, Dec. 5.-Telegrams from
Los Angeles states that reliable information
has been received that the Apache Indians
murdered Superintendent Geo. w. Luckey
and his clerk, w. H. II. Evert, on the 10Th
Of November.
Brevet Mai. Gen. Jas. B. Ivey is an
nounced as Adiutant General for the De-
paFtment Of the Pacific.
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IRE Denver Ncrs says that the countie,
of Conejos and Castillo, in the southern
part OF Colorado, are settled principally
by New Mexicans who are very ignorant
and among whom Che system of peonage.
though Illegal, PREVAILS to the fullest ex.
tent. The ignorant Mexieans are supplied
with few cheap goods or trinkets and sell
themselves TO their creditors to work ont
the price II is almost needless to say that
they are always kept in debt and thus re-
main slaves. These poems vote just as their
masters tell them.-Cincianati Gazette.
- itseems that slavery is tolerated in
this country without protest from the or
gans Of Radicaism; but if this system
Of peouage should be applied to the ne
groes Of the South, these self~same organs
would be burthened with denunoiations
Of the barbarity Of the Southern people.
But it is only ignorant Mexicans and not
ignorant negroes VINO are made slaves.
and hence there is no word of pity for
them or denunciation Of their masters.
A significant fact l. mentioned in connec,
ton with this matter, and that is. that
these poems vote just as their masters
tell them If like causes produce ike
effects, this should teach the Radicals
that the negroes Of the South, if clothed
with the elective franchise would vote as
their former masters or present employ.
ers voted They would soon learn that
the negro would not be to them very
effective ally at the ballot,box
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Royal Commission 10 COusIde err Changes
In Neutrality Laws fun SesSiOn-IGu
mOrs of Il split I'm the British Cabi.
net.
LONDON, Dec. 4-The Royal Commits.
sion to consider and report what changes
are necessary in the neutrality laws OF
England is now in session. 1t is composed
Of thirteen members. An organization has
been effected, and the business for which
the commission was formed will be entered
upon Immediately.
RumOrs have been current to-day, of a
split in the British Cabinet, but there is
high authority for pronouncing them false
Reports are very free, in this connection,
with the name Of Mr.. DeTsraeli, who has
intention Of leaving the ministry.
The summary of President Jonhson's
message has been received by the Atlantic
cable, and was published to-day. 1t had
no effect upon the prices of English or
American securities.
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In Chanoery at Camden. Tenr.

,. 3. Gilbert vs.. Boon. Giblin. Mansield. Wag-
gOner, Hubs ct als.-Amended Bill
IT APPEALING TO THE SATISFACTION
l Of the Clerk and Master. from allegations In
the oil, which are sworn TO- that j. T. Wag-
g0uer and Z. G. Hubbs, defendants IN this cause
are nQn-resldents Of the state Of Tennessee, 20
that the ordinary process Of law cannot b. ssr,sj
upon them II Is therefore ordered that pubIics-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
" eekly Nashville Union and Dispatch, a news
paper published IN the city Of Nashville Tenn
requiring said nonresident defendants 10 plead
answer or demur 10 said bill. on or before the
hrst Monday in January next, or the same will
DC taken Tor confessed and set for hearing ex
parte a TO them
dec2-4Hlaw ". A. STEELE. c. and N,
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Future Planting In Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Dec ACTION factors
here to-day have advised correspondents
in the country that it is unwise to make
any Preparations to plant cotton WITH negro
or any other kind of labor until the course
which Congress is about to pursue becomes
settled and its effects NAV be prognostica-
ted. The sentiment of the very great hope
lessuess as to the future prevails in this
community
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To COnsumptives--The Advertiser bsv-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. BY a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fsllOw-suferers the means Of cure.
10 all who desire il. he will send copy Of the
prescription used. free of charged with the d.
rections forpreparing and using the same, which
they will find q SURE CURH FOR CONSUMPTION.
AsTHMA. BRoNcH1TIs, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
beneht the afflicted. and spread information
which be eOnceivOs to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
Oet23-ly
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from Maryland.

baltimore, Dec. 4.--Some Of the Re
publican papers Of Western Maryland, in
view Of the great disparity between the
political sentiments of the citizens of West
err Maryland and those Of other portions
Of the State, are advocating the annexation
Of the Congressional District nov repre-
scented 10y the Hon. Frank Thomas to
Western Virginia, or the creation Of a rev
State out OF the counties composing it.
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Action of the South Carolina LegisIa

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. "A bill was in
troduced in the Legislature to day to call a
convention of the State to consider the well
fare of the State. Referred to the Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
The Senate passed the bill repeating the
usury laws previously passed by the House
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For Rent-Building No. 43, Union street. he
tween College and Cherry, now occupied as a
shoe store by T. D. FCLLER 4 Co. Possessession
given Immediately. For terms, apply to F. D.
FULLER L Co., No. ~ Union street, novI6-tf
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noH22n
DOCTOR JOSEPH JONES,

(LArE OF AUGUSTA, GEoRGiA,)
y ESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PROBES
III sional services TO the citizens Of n ashyiIIe.
Once at his residence No, 7 North Vine street.
nOy2I-lm
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i VI. HALL,
PHOTOGRAPHER.

CORNER CEDAR STREET AND PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Is prepared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS of every
DESCRIPTION. Special attention paid 70 copying
Photographs Of deceased soldiers.
sept2l-3m
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EVERY housekeeper should provide a sunpIy
Of thoroughly seasoned STOVE WOOD. cut in
any lengths to suit, from Knight Bros, No. AZ
Church street. rovt
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Just Received, large assortment Of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDE & Bios,
noVl-2In II North College street.
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100000 Building and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers, by leaving
orders with KNIGHT BRos.,
novD No. 40 Church street.
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White Pine Flooring manufactured bv
knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale At
reduced prices Office, No. 20 Church street
nOy4
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Georgia legislature.

MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Dec. 4.-Both
houses Of the Legislature have repealed the
act taxing cotton as a merchandise.
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wood Wood - Wood l!-Seasoned Cord
wood for sale b. knight Bros. No. 40 Church
street. $50
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Cediai Posts and Fencing Lumber.
eornerOf Crawford and North Summer streets.
-
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Pure Spices, Etc, Fresh. at c. W.
Smiths Drug Store, corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper, ginger. cloves, cinnamon, mace.
nutmess and alspice soda and cream tartar
extracts vanilla, lemon, ETC.; Lexington and
COlemans English mustard. pov2S-5t
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Don't fail to read the advertisement of Myers
& Hunt in this mornings paper.
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MIR. }. ScattergOOtl, of Richmond. Va,
now at g. B. Abbott's. No. 80 College street. He
has recently been employed in some Of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as a first
rate cutter. d,o1-lOt
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AeIlo" Pine Flooring. atlow prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. IF
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Seasoned "opular Lumber. corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets ri
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BulidinE Lumber Of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
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Tor Attorney GeneraI-Elyenfh Ju-
dieiat Distriet.-We are authorized 10 an
nolnce A. c. HICKEY, Esq, ~ a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles, Mar
rsball. Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
uOviS-td
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Cholee Groceries nd Tnffen,s

at last. the following carefully selected and
ichly prepared goods, which he is selling very
low for cash, at Wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits. green peas, corn, egg pIumbs, green
Cages, shaker preserves, guava jelly, calYes-feet
jelly Coxs selatine, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs, blackoerries and eurrants. oat meal sage,
tapioca, satingloss starch, Java. Laguayra, Mo-
cha Maricsbo and Rio ceTees. Also, imported
and domestic wines and braudies, at W. W
Iotten's, q and 3 College street, Nashville.
oct4-tf
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4 Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GuEyPr's Pr 2
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent BY mail on receipt Of 81 Circulars
Tree. Sold By Druggists Agents wantsI every
where. Address J. B. RoMAIsE. Manager. No.
30 Broadway. New York. novl7-3m
WEwill sell at the Wharf this day Forty Bar
res Choice Apples. landing from steamboat
Rsbecca. viii be sold low az the River in lot
or lots Of ten barrels.
BLOOD. GREGGoRY & Co..
do-5-lt 81 Broad street.
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For Christmas Giffs.-Toys, Dolls. Fancy
Goods. Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware, in great variety.
GCSTRATH 4 SCHIFF,
dec2-at y Union street
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Christmas TrRde.-W.'T. Berry & Co.
Booksellers, Public Square, are daily receiving
additions to their stock of Christmas Goods. con-
'isting Of English Bibles and Prayer Books. in
the newest and most elegant bindings; Devo-
tional Books; all the new Illustrated Works for
the Holidays; Writing Desks-new styles. in
wood and leather; beautiful Leather Goods. and
many new Fancy Articles. Their stock Of
Children's Illustrated Books never was better
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Personal. We are glad to see that our old
riend, r. d. BLUMN has re-opened his business
at Ne. Is North Cherry street. Mr.. BLUuu was
a large loser by the great FIRE on Cedar street.
We call the especial attention of his friends, and
/ the public generally, to the fact Of bis having
opened again. He is prepared to do engraving,
stencil cutting, brands for whisky and -four bar
rel', seals for courts nOtaries, public, and an
other descriptions of work in his vocation, a.
short notice, and in the very best and most thor
ough manner Mr.. Blum, owing to his misfor-
tune. IS peculiarly deserving of patronage and
We trust he may receive that patronage which
his merits so we'll deserve. He will attend 10
the repairing Of clocks and watches, as hereto
fore, TO the entire satisfaction of all.
hOFS-lm7
Winesl!- From the BOSGwoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. Il F. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden neutrality-suspicious. Caaauba,
Dry Cataaba, Isabella, etc.-Thess Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are axeslIed yb
none-either native or foreign.
SOld.by
ARCHRR CHEATHAH & Co.
KLINE / SHERMAN.
X. b. CHEATHAN j Co.
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Boots and SHOES Cheap at 20 Publ,

SqHare.-In consequence of contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
OF Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or merchant
viii surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMAxx,
sep5-t - -. No. 20 Public Square.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Inscriptions beautifully stamped in gold
on Holiday Books. by Marshall & Bruce, q
Deaderiek street. dec6-IW
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spcrial alutites.

80 Tine Cape of lioolhupa the lfotlontots have
long used Buchi fora ,arlol, ogdisoasos: ID was
borrowed from those rud. practitioners by the
English and Dnteh physicians or whose rcc1m-
incubation il was employed in Europe. and has
now come into general n-c. 1t is givcn chiefly
10 gravel chronic canfWh of tho bladder NOR
bid irritation OF the bladder aud urethea, for fc-
male weakness and debility for prolapsus and
hearing down, or proapsus utori diseases oil the
PROSTATE gland, retention or ncontinonco of
urine, and all diseases requiring the aid of diu-
rotic arising from los. of tome in the parts CON
cemod In its evacuation 1t is also recon-
mendod in cascs OF dyspepsia, chronic rheuma-
tism cutancous affections and dropsy. To cure
these diseases $50 must bring into action tho
muscles which are engaged ion their various
functions. 10 neglect them however slight
may be thc attack ID is sure 60 effect the bodily
health and mental powers Our flesh and blood
arc supported from these sources. Persons at
every period ofhfo. from infancy to- old age, and
in cycry State of health arc liable TO bo subjects
TO these diseases. Jhe cause. in many instan-
ces aio unknown. Ihe patient has, however an
admirable remedy iu -.fErinsbolds Tidid HN-
Gract Of nuchu," aud when lalcni in early sta
gees OF thc disooso nome suffer to any extent. 1t
aliaSs pain and Inflammation. is free from oil i'm
furious properties, pleasant in It's taste and cdor
audinmediato in its action. 10 is ihe anchor of
hope to Tho physician. and Was always go es-
toeinod by the late eminent d. physic. The
proprietor, with upwards of thirty Thousand nm
solicited certificates and hundreds Of thousands
ol living witnesses Of its curative properties, oc-
cumulated within dftcau years, has not been n
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10 consuMPIIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored % health
ia few weeks 0y very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with o severe lung
affection and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to- mako known To his teAoN-suiier-
crs the means ofcure
TO all Who desire it, he viii send q copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE, with dl-
rections foF preparing and using the same, which
they viii find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
of the advertiser ia sending the Prescription is
which he concaiyos 90 be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it
win cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties Wishing prescription, uoc, by return
mail, viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Nlliamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.