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GONE TO EURoPE-John G. Holman,
of Berger and Hoffman, started on Wed
nesday evening for a pleasure trip to
Europe A number of his friends accom-
panied him to the train and wished him
pleasant Journey and safe return.
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Tue IRoN MuLs.-The various iron
mill, in the city are running on full time
and with full complement of hands
TIE recent difficulty between the employ
80 and workmen has been adjusted SAT
,actorily to all parties We note that
..s Belmont mills are turning out an ay
-..e of thirty eight hundred kegs per
eek. the La Belle and Benwood mills
ave averaging two thousand or twenty
one hundred kegs each in the same time
The Wheeling iron works will be making
nails in the course Of two or three
weeks
We are also happy to add that our
nnrtly friend at the Belmont continues
to laugh and grow fat.
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EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass in the city, who desires to
purchase neat-ftting pair of boots,
shoes or CATERS, should call at the en-
porium of Blonde g. Bachman, l07 Main
street, corner of Sprigg Alley, where
large and varied stock has just been re-
ceiyed.
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Latest improvements ;

And il will be apparent 10 ALL that men whose
skill and abilities have been approved by the
best manufacturers will not DO less successful
when their own interest and reputation are In
volved AS testimony To the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the Judges of the late exhibition held at the
MARYLAND Institute, of Baltimore, Md, in Octo'
Der 1865. s,-,, -,
These instruments being sufficiently intro
duced in this city, and having proved equal, II
not superior to any heretofore known. Those N
want of a stclass Plane, manufactured with
the greatest care and Of the best material, VIII
save dealers commission, which only makes II
amos more costly but by no means more valua'
bic by sending orders directly TO the Factory,
"a above directed, or by applying at Prof. HEX
MAN KRYTERS No 1863 Market Street, for
further information. A guarantee for nve years
ia given as regards durability Of construction
of every instrument, and will be kept in tune
for one year free of charge. 80,
Old Pianos taken In exchange ie0A
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-20

NATURALIzATIoN. The Municipal
Court will adjourn tomorrow forenoon,
and all persons desiring naturalization
must apply today or before noon TO-
morrow Hurry up,
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TIE Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue announces that the annual assess
ment of taxes will begin Immediately
The proposed delay of two months has
failed in the Senate, and the income tax
viii he assessed as usual in May, aud
Toe payable in July The exemption al
owed each person will be six hundred
dollars as before, and gold watches, pi-
mos. silver plate, billiard tables, yachts
ana either articles enumerated IN
schedule A. will be taxed as in 1864
The blanks will be circulated IN a few
DAYS. and after the first Of May the As
,istaut Assessors will receive the reports.
Tregy man IS requested by law to max e
report, whether he has taxable IN
,ome or not
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REsTAURATIoN.-The many friends of
D. Armor will be pleased to learn that
he has removed to the old fremont pull
dings on Water street, where be has
fitted up "Armor's Saloon" in fine style
Choice wines, liquors, ales and beer con
stantly on draught. apr19-lw
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Dissolution.
To the Public.

MI the public her most cordial thanks for the
e. liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the &c years she has been engaged
- the Clothing Business Il TINS city. The neT
Ann NJ &. Iesch Co. respectfully solicit and
viii strive TO merit, at tneu new place OF olsi-
-. = Continuance OF tie patronage heretofore
s-:oved NJ c. LEIGH s. Co
S9c[sS 10. ii3 Main street
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A COUPLE of horses attached to a
milk-wagon Accommodated US to small
local item, by running away yesterday.
No body hurt" was the verdict,
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DIR. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL
HAIR RESTORER

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reliable Restorer Of Gray and Faded Hair
70 its original color
II contains neither oil, alcohol, nor any other
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IL cleanses the scalp, gives the hair rich and
glossy appearance, and promotes it, luKuriant
growth
II Is erauisitely prepared, and is endorsed
nv the most eminent medical authority.
II Ia scientifically perfunaed, and will not stalD
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the toilet OF every lady zsd gentleman.
~ Buy no other. -
PRICE - CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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anywhere
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Or. Knights
Hair Dressing,

VEGETABLE IbON
"A for identifying and promoting the i1Tn'
liant growth Of the hair
n pTsvents the hair from fslBDg o1 or turn
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r.rvona headache, and all those dstresssIgM
fections induced b. the use OF OILY OF s''"o'''
hI r.. inyigorsfInz properties .rBrre luIuriant
-. I,sfned 20 euh, and b. its persistent use
- bair is restored 70 bald heads vhsn such Q
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al the siin or any article OF clothing ana y
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EoFF'S PnLs,-The best family medi-
cine in the world A specific for dys'
pepsia No calomel Price p cents.
By mail 35 cents Sold everywhere. I.
H. Logan & Co., Proprietors
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Co-ParlnerShip.

TOUN X. BOTsFORD, ROBERT
d SIMPSON AND J. W. BOYD have this day
formed a co. partnership under the firm name Of
j X. Botsford & Co, No. "a Water street lor
the purpose of transacting the wholesale Gro
csry business. We are receiving large stock
of Groceries, to which we invite the sIe1 1u
of the trade. >. h bOAoho W
ph
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.CHoh tIIt A.
Or its kindred diseases during the coming sum
meT,

The following are a lew OF the cettncates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the FRO
pristors. by persona who are wellknowh
WHEELING April 2j. 1895.
Messrs. McCABE KRAFr a CO. GenlItm,a
Having used Krllt's Diarrbea Compound, Tor
Camp DiarThea, with which have been deeply
afflicted FOR almost one month, all other Temfd"s
frisd barring Ga.led, and finding II not only a
DrssrJi TsliSJ but a permanent cure, l take pleas
nre in recommending Il TO the favorable notice
VI 30 WV ivy q. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th w Va Infantry.
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q. MARTIN
,haplaln 18th w Va Infantry,
PrrrsBuRO. July o, 1886.

PrTTSBuRU, July o, 1896.
Nss-r, MCCABF KRAFT Co.-dentiemsn
Allow me 10 add my testimony 10 that OF o'h
era in regard 10 your celebrated Diafrbsa
Compouud" have been for long time sup
iect TO the disease Tor VIII ich II 10 recommsndeu
have tried various remedies, but never louhu
one that so completely Graduates tue uisoass q
yonr medicine. A short time ago WAS snnoi
ing terribly with Diarrhoa. procured ootes
OFF, Kraft Diarrhea Compound experience
Immediate relief from ono dose, ana a'te'
third dose felt "a well AZ ever l regatu
an inynluablo medicine, aud would not bo WIN
ont II Yours truly ,,,,
o"' 81 l.. W. STEWART
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Doc. !, 1909.
MessrA MCCABR, KRAFT d Co.-6eHnep'S,l
have been using your "Diarrhoa Compound
Ina nv family for some time, and can say WIZ
much pleasure, that II IL the best medicine U
the Kind | have ever used, aud do cheeriuIlS ~
commend IL 10 my friends.
with much respect, am your iIlend
v. IA. METCALFE,
OF Metoalfo Bro. Co.
NrCABE, KRAFT & CO, Wholesale Drug
,ists Wheeling, w. Va, Sole Proprietors, 10
ssbor, all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED KRAFT 4 CO. Gentle
Wheeling WEST & MITCHELL, bridgeport
O and by dealers in medicines everywhere
feb2I 6mdkw
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Of Baltimore, Md,

East Corner OF Eutaw
and FaYette Streets and No. 10, IL aud
10 North EutaW Street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TAyYNG THIS DAY SOLD To
Ill Russell SMITH my entire stock OF Cot
ton. Silk, and Sewing Machine Findings, also
nv right and interest in the Lamb Family Knit,
ting Machines would cheertully recommend
linn to the patronage of the pubic
March &c, 1866. q. L. AHDlLL"
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Nashville Grocery and Produce marke,

kLoUR.-We quote: Extra superfne at SO 0
oil; suPerhne $40 5O9ll 90. extra Sl2 50913;
family Sl4@l5, and fancy SIS O09l6 90.
NHEAT.-Ne quote 81 2OG2 y for red S2G
10 for Mediterranean s. 2092 30for amber and
golden chat; g $500 40 for white.
SuGAR.-No New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l412,9l5c; Porto Rico l5149l6c; Demarara l7G
l5e: e. extra, 1870 lSc; G. yellow l6l4Gl7 A. coffee
l9z29l9c; standard hards l9l4630c.
CoFFEE.-COmmOn to good 27Q2Sl5; good to fair
2S4@Zc; fair to prime, 2993Oe; strictly choice
BAcox.-Very little in the market, and demand
light We quote: sides 2292214c; hams pain,
Z3zz2Cg2oc; shoulders. lSGl9c.
LARD-Tieree l7CalSc keg 2l@22
CANDLES Star, light weight, 2l922c summer.
50 % for SKIES s. % for sevens; paraine 40945e.
SALT bushel barrels 81 50; bushel bar
rels So 3.
YARNs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency We
quote PIC for seven hundred; 26e for six hundred:
2Se for five hundred
R4Gs:-Good country cotton rage are in demand
at 61zg7c. per h.
DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFs,-Aloes q 10, Toe Alum,
roll, Sc. CamphOr, 81 50. Castor Oil = gal 81 80
90 10. Cream Tartar, & ID. 75@90c. Flor Sui
phur, u@l2e lpeeae, IS 90. Gum Arabic, 81 90
al 90. Jalap, S4@4 so. Elk. LOgwOod Die Mag
nesla, 15gSl. Madder. 22925c. Oil Peppermint,
So 5OgS 50. Opium, Sll 009I2 so. Quicksilver
81 25@l so. Rhubarb. 81 90. Sal Soda, l0@l215c.
SaltDetre, 2O925c. Sugar Lead. IS.
EEATHERs-Liye geese, q III, 65970.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l. $22d2 .; do. No. 2, 21@922;
GRAIN.-C0rn in store S5GSl 20; Oats clean CO..
GINsENG-Ginseng a ID SOC.
GLASS WlndOw, Sxl0 . box 81 .; l0xl2 2 box
81 70; l0xl4 = box s. ..
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r. II. Thompson, % Cherry Street,
We take pleasurein directing the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of this house. Their
underware department is complete in every par
tieular. having the following kinds allow figures.
Red Flannels, Shaker Flannel. Cashmere. MerinO,
Silk Buck-skin,' heavy red ribbed, Shirts and
Drawers. They have their shirts made to order.
in their own factory in New York, and cannot be
excelled in price. quality, or fit. Also. may be
found ALExANDER's Kid Gloves. of all shades,
English. French and German Sacks. Their stock
of Neck-Ties, Scarfs and Cravats is complete,
with variety of new styles. The assorted stock
of Hats and Caps. is the best ever opened for in
spection in this city, having been selected and
manufactured especially for their trade Call and
examine for yourselves.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-10

An EVIL THAT OUGHT TO BE REMEDIED
Since the recent payment Of the troops
stationed at this point, our streets have been
lined, day and night, with soldiers, a great
many Of them drunk and disorderly. They
enter drinking saloons, and in many in
stances create a disturbance with peaceable
citizens, who are compelled to retire to avoid
a collision. They visit places ofamusement,
and by their boisterous conduct prevent the
audience from enjoying the performance Of
the occasion. In one instance, they arrested
a citizen-the arrest being made by order of
Corporal Dyer, who, after an officer Of the
city government took charge Of the citizen
arrested, and told the corporal TO appear
against him the next morning, failed to
make his appearance. Three soldiers were
up before the Recorder yesterday morning
for being drunk and disorderly james
Bell, who had behaved IN a very disorderly
manner at the Opera House, was fined S29.
Charles Bryan, $l4; and Jack MCCarty 50.
We believe the discipline Of the regular
army, il enforced, would restrain the soldiers
from committing these excuses. There is
an armed patrol detailed to prevent the sol
diers from creating disturbances, but it APP
pears TO be inefficient The sergeant or
other officer in charge Of this patrol, should
receive instructions to prevent the men
under his charge from drinking while on
duty. We learn from an officer Of the city
government that the patrol on several occa-
sions have been seen in drinking saloons,
and part Of them under the influence Of
liquor.
We hope the commanding officer will ell
deavor TO put a stop to these disorders.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-10

The ship Anna Schmidt, which was de-
stroyed by the alabama of the coast Of
South America, had on board quantity Of
AYERS Cherry Pectoral for California.
DR.. AVER & Co., now appeal for redress
direct to the British Government, as the
responsible party in this wicked business,
and base their claim for payment and pro-
lection on the ground of humanity, as their
COMMODITIES are wholly for the sick. Their
point is well taken, and will doubtless be
pressed with the pluck AID persistency which
characterize the operations Of these cele-
bratsd chemists.-Balsis'Ore Clipper.
noy7-d&w-lw.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY JAIL-CoAnuTrAIs
DEATHS, ETc.-The report of Deputy Jail
or McGinnis, embracing the time between
August LIST and November 9Th, 1866, gives
the following number ofwhite persons now
in the county Jail:
Charged with murder, eleven; rape, one;
malicious stabbing, one; robbery, three /;
counterfeiting, one; horse stealing, five T;
mule stealing, three; stealing cows, three i;
grand larceny, four; larceny, seven; assault
and battery, one refusing 10 appear as a
witness, one. Total number Of white pris-
oners, forty-one.
The following is the number Of eolored
persons in custody:
Charged with murder, four; rape, one /;
highway robbery, four; malicious shooting,
one; horse stealing, one; larceny, thirty
four; burglary, one; carrying concealed
weapons, one assault and battery, two. To-
tai number Of oolored prisoners forty-nine /;
males, forty-seven females, two.
Seven Of the prisoners are from Sumner,
Putnam, Macon and Overton counties.
Total number Of prisoners committed from
August lst to November 9Th, and not now
in custody, sixty-eight; Of whom four white
and two oolored males have been sent to
the penitentiary, and twenty-seyen white
males, one white female, seventeen colored
males and three colored females discharged.
Reloasea on B9ad.-White males, six; col
ored males, six.
Diod.-Sept 29th, NJ Goodman, Of chol-
era; Sept S0th, Chas. Reece, of inhamma-
ton Of the brain; both white.
There were seven cases Of cholera during
the epidemic, only one resulting fatally.
The general health Of those now confined
is very good, there being no cases Of serious
illness.
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London advices of the Sth quote sos at 90.
Money continues very scarce and exchange on
New York is taken at : discount. and is sold by
the Banks at par.
Bank OF Tennessee notes are bought at 40943c,
and are sold in small lots at IS. Large amounts
could not be had at less than 46947.
Planters Bank is bought at SOC and sold at SIG
s2c
Union Bank notes are bought at 76977, and are
held at so, with but few sales.
Southern Bank notes generally are dull, and will
not sell readily except at reduced rates.
Nashville corporation checks are bought at Sc
discount
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-Flour dull and unchanged
tuperfne 10 25@l2 5O trade brands II 75@l4, anc
fancy IA 25@l5 .. Wheat unchanged and quiet
No. redl S. Corn dull, 85c for No. shelled, ole
ear 7S@S0. new do. SIS. Oats dull, 46 for No. 2 A,
for No. l.. Rye ] 1901 IS. Barley 7O975 for
prime to choice. Whisky unchanged, in bond "a
Provisions dull, Mess pork in moderate demand
at $31 OO@9l 10 for old. $25 OO926 for new. Bull
meats at l49l5 for shoulders. Bacon in moderate
demand, l5s4@l6 for shoulders; and II for eleal
sides. Lard dull and unchanged at Is for new
keg. Hogs dull at S5@S6 20 gross. no sales Of i'm
pOrtance. Cotton quiet and holders ask 36c foi
middling. Whisky firm. ut "a in bond, and y 3.
duty paid. New mess pork is not wanted, as the
weather is so warm parties are afraid to purchase
Groceries unchanged and dull. Gold 1857.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-The dry goods market pre-
sents some new features to-day. The election be-
ing over, more buyers have been in the market
and more business was done, but in a somewhat
irregular way. Print men have reduced prices
70 generally. but this was hardly sufficient TO
meet the difference already existing between the
prices and iobbers and it had little or no effect.
The jobbers further reduced the prices yesterday
y to ] cent yard on the stocks Of which there
were not any desirable goods. Some 40 70 50 cases
have since been sold, and there is active business
done, but it only extends to the grades at job
bers prices. Brown observation-disclosures A. DC;
Pepperel +, 25e; do q. DC. Bleaehed Sheetings--
Bartlett, SOC; Tip-top, 33I4c; Statewide, l9c
Prints Merlin &C w, 2lc; AmOskeag 2Sc; Anal
water AA, IS. do BIB, Is. Denims--York "A; Bos-
ton Manufacturing Cnnnnnv 91IX
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BITTEN.-A young man visited Mike Lip
circus yesterday, and contrary to the rules
began fondling the bear. Bruin did not
take kindly to the afFectionate patting of the
stranger, and forcibS reminded him of the
fact by biting him severely in the hand.
He will probably cut the acquaintance Of
bears in the future.
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New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The Posts money article
says the temporary activity in money having been
checked, the speculative animation in stock has
revived. The loan market was easy, sac per
cent. Paper passes at per cent for the choicest
grades. Stock market more animated than last
evening. Government securieties arm firm and
railroad shares have advanced. After the regular
board the quotations were: Y llSI4; Erie So
pfd 793s; Toledo 1893; RI 40; Cumberland
67A. Foreign Exchange dull; bills 90 days on
London quoted at l0S14@l09; commercial paper
1895 for bankers at short sight HOS.
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SUMMARY OF TINE.
THIRD RACE.

Association purse one hundred dollars.
Mile heats
Closed with the following entries
A. Barnes faantana
G. w. Drrden names ch. f. Ida Horn, by Hia-
watha, dam Gloriana.
Capt. Elgee, dam Angelina, by Albion.
Lantana was greatly the favorite.
FIRST HEAT Ida tool, the lead but was
soon overhauled by the bay They ran to-
gether handsomely for half mile, when
the bay passed to the front and came home
winner by three lengths, Ida under lively
lash. Time l:5Ol.
SECOND HEAT.-The start was good but
Lantana soon took the lead and kept il
handily through the heat, winning in l:5O3
There will be four races to-day. A match
race Of mile dash will precede the three
regular races.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-10

GET THE GENUTNE-The unrivalod
Worcestershire Sauce, manufactured by
Messrs. Lea & Perrins, Worcester, England
has attained a celebrity that is worldwide
Its fame and the universal demand for it
throughout the globe, has induced many
unprincipled persons TO put up and offer for
sale spurious articles purporting 10 be the
genuine sauce. Dealers and the public should
be on their guard, and purchase nothing
offered under the name Of Worcestershire
Sauce unless the names Of Lea & Perrins are
upon the wrapper, label, stopper and bottle.
John Duncan's sons New York, are the
manufacturers agents for the United States,
and purchasers can always rely on getting
the gonuing article by ordering their sup
plies from them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Public sale-FOr Cash.-oN THE THIRD
DAY OF DECEMBER next, will sell for Cash,
from FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED IRON AXLE
WAGONS, at the Toll Gate. emile from Nash
vile, on the Granny White Road. Sale to COM
mence at ten O'Clock, and continue from day to
day until all are disposed of. &c. PENTEC0ST.
Auctioneer. nov9-tdF
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THE CRY AUDToRsHIP.-The action OF
the City Council on Thursday evening in
establishing the office Of City Auditor was
most proper Such an officer has been long
needed, and will prove Of infinite service in
the administration Of city affairs. The du-
ties devolved upon its incumbent are respon-
sible and important The object of the law
is 10 subject to his inspection every bill for
municipal expenditure, and TO require them
to be rigidly examined as TO legality and
correctness. A gentleman better qualified
for this position could not have deem select
ed than Capt Thomas S. Hays, who was
chosen by highly complimentary vote. He
has filed situations requiring business ca
pacity Of the first order, and will make
most acceptable officer in every respect. He
has talents, integrity, steady habits and
pleasing address. lie will be faithful in at
tention to his duties, upright and just in the
administration Of his Office, and popular
with all who come in contact with him.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-10

THE MESBERsof The BenevolentSociety
of Tennessee" will hold a meeting at the
McKendree Church on Friday, the 9Th inst,
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on business of i'm
portance. The Officers and Managers of the
Edgefeld Branch are urgently invited to
attend Mrs. I. L. MARSHALL, Secy.
Nashville, Nov. 7, 1865.
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ataiuH aud smrritam.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1850.

PERsoNAL.-Among the many gentleman
from the various portions Of the State,
whom the meeting Of the Legislature has
called to the capital, we greet with much
pleasure Gen. Marcus J. Wright, Col Henry
T. Hulburt, Dr. Shaw and VIM. p. Wood,
Esqrs., of Memphis, who compose the COM
mittee of the Board Of Aldermen Of that
city, appointed TO aid in securing from the
General Assembly various important
amendments to the charter Of the thriving
City of the Bluff.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES. following is
the marriage license white issued from the
Davidson County Court for the week ending
Friday, Nov. 9, 1866;
NJ. Strenbery to Mary J. Sadler.
John Morrow TO Phoebe A. Cunningham.
James Kelley to Ellen Burns.
Richard McWhOiter to Mary Ann Rich.
George w. Whitesides to S Fanny Cope
land.
Joel l.. Atkins to Jennie L. Maxwell
Samuel Card to Susan +. Wheeler.
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EDaEFELD BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-By
the request Of Mrs. +. q. Porter, the ladies
belonging to the Benevolent Society in
Edgefeld, are solicited to meet, on import
ant business, a. the Tulip Street Church, on
Monday, November 18th, at o'clock p. NJ
Mrs. HENRY WEBER, Sec.