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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-05

THAT unapproachably infamous journal,
the Washington Chronicle one Of "my two
papers, both daily" which receive their in
SEPARATION from that prince of political soOun-
drels, FoRxEY, in its issue of Monday last
under the staring head lines of the "Great
ISSUE" produces the figures to show that the
chief object OF the proposed constitutional
amendment, and the yet unannounced mea-
sures of Radical policy, is to increase the
strength Of the Northern States in the House
of Representatives, and decrease the repre-
sentation Of the Southern States. This is
the most unblUshing avowal Of rabid sec
tionalism yet given. 1t is Radical rascality
propounded with arithmetical accuracy.
The Constitution was made to affect all
alike, and such should be the purport of all
amendments to it. But here, il is boldly
announced, and urged to a portion Of the
people to demand, that another portion Of
the people shall be made to adopt an
amendment which wealxens the influence Of
the latter, in the Government, and
aggrandizes the preponderance, already
great, of the other. The shameless charla-
tan supports the proposition of the Com
mittee of Fifteen, not because he regards it
a wise and justbasis for restoring the Union,
but because it will curtail the present con-
stitutional rights of the Southern people,
and maintain in ascendency the ultra party
Of the North. His venal soul never felt a
throb of genuine patriotism. The arts of
political intrigue, which long and despica-
cable service has made him the master of,
are solely employed for sectional and selfish
purposes. Every energy of his sordid ma
ture is now employed in schemes to prolong
the power of the party TO which he last sold
himself To his country, in all his tortuous
political career, he never gave thought.
Branded with the public scorn; avoided
a,rAn hF shs rasraai@hiA 49,, Of hiA o'i'r'
tact at thimbIe-rigging; and used for the
basest ends Of corrupt organization, his
highest ambition is to secure other opportu-
mites for peculation on the public treasury.
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ON oUTsIpE PAGEs.

FIRsr PAeE.-PropOsition to Establish a Col
iege. What has been Done, Location-ihe freed
men-Tmpeachment snd Removal Of the Presi-
dent, Some Plain Talk from Gen. STEEDNAS-Po-
utieal .-Iiowling- Dcrvishes." ETC.
FoUnrH PAGK.-The Emperor NAPOLEOh, His
Affair with Mile MAR0oT-The DAVIS Family
Tbc;r Residence in Canada etc
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TrOfting Match.

DoYLEsTowN, Penn, Oct. 4.-The second
annual fair of the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Institute terminated this evening with
a trotting match for a premium Of $500.
The first heat was won by Mountain Maid;
time 2:24f. The second heat was won by
Fannie Allen; time 2:27. The third heat
both horses come in abreast. The fourth and
fifth heats were won by Fannie Allen; time
2:27 and 2:273.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-05

EAuGRATIoN.-The Brazil fever is pre-
vailing to a deplorable extent in Choctaw
county, Ala. We learn that some sixty are
already preparing to sail this fall or next
winter. How the most of them will regret
it. after the fatal step shall have been taken
and when it will be impossible to retrace it
1T is better to bear the ills we have than to
flee to others that we know not Of" Stay
at home, and fight it out on this line
Groue Hill Journal.
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Arrested ON a charge Embe1zelIneHt.

NEW YoRK, Oct. Al. w. BRIGHAM, q
clerk in the postoffice here has been arrested
on the charge of embezzeling valuable letters.
Packages Of registered letters for Chicago,
Illinois, and Leroy, Ind, were fund secre-
ted en- his person when arrested.
The steamer New York, from Bremen and
Southampton, arrived this evening.
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Board OF Missions in sessiOn-Laying
Of q Corner Stone.


New York, Oct. 4.-The Board of Mis-
sions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
held their 3lst annual meeting yesterday, at
the Church Of the Ascension, in this city.
Reports of the Committee on domestic and
foreign missions were read and approved.
The annual sermon was delivered in the
evening by the Right Rev. H. c. LAY, DID,,
missionary bishop 70 the Southwest.
A centenary was held last evening, in the
9TH street NJ. E. Church. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Mr.. WooDRUFF, Rev. w.
A. BooLE, Rev. L. S. WEED and others.
TweHty-four Bishops were present, and up
ward of 90 ministers. The ceremony was
Of a very imposing and interesting charac-
ter.
The corner stone Of new Church for the
nse of Rev. DR.. OseooD's congregation was
laid yesterday at the corner of Park Avenue
and 34th Street. Appropriate addresses
were delivered by Revs. DR.. OseooD, BEL
LOWS and CHAPrS. A large miscellaneous
collection Of articles were deposited under
the stone
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New York Chamber OF Comlnerc,

Nl-w York, October 1.-THE project Of
making the settlements at the Clearing
House in National Bank notes instead Of | e
gal tenders, was second time voted down
at the meeting on Wednesday. The Cham
Der Of Commerce adopted a resolution TO
memorialize Congress to repeal the export
duty In certain cases
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DemOcrntic Convention.

New York, Oct. 4.-The Democrats Of
the Third Congressional District have
nominated E. ROBINSON for the long term
and Dr. JOHN d. HUDLER to fill the unex-
pired term of Mr.. HUMPHREY.
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CHARLoTTETowN, P. E., Oct. 4.-The ca
bic across the Straits of Northumberland,
connecting New Brunswick and Prince Ed
wards island. was successfully laid by the
steamer Midway, on Tuesday last. The
Midway and Terrible steamed in the even
ing for England.
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CHOLERA.

The Mortuary Committee report seven
deaths by cholera, for the twenty-four hours,
ending at o'clock p NJ, yesterday. This
shows favorable decrease, and assures us
that the scourge will soon leave US alto
,roflsr
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Ants-ProhibitIon Convention.

New YORK, Oct. The New York
anti-Prohibition Convention consisting of
one delegate from each Congressional Dis
trict met this morning in the St. Nicholas
Hotel in this city. There was nothing but
disultory discussion on the propriety of
holding a State Convention.
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Attempted Suicide.

HUDsoN, n. Y, Oct. A gentleman Of
this city, whose name is withheld for pru-
Dental reasons, was married on Tuesday
evening and attempted to TO commit suicide
the same night by cutting his throat with a
razor. His recovery is doubtful.
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suicide ola New York Merchant.

NEW York, Oct 4.-MosEs B. WILLIAMS,
ST., member of the firm of j. & D. VIII
LIAMs, wholesale liquor dealers, shot him
self at his residence in Brooklyn this morn
irr
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Tine Boston Pos says BRowN1ow and
HUNIcUrT, the Tennessee and Virginia
parsons Of the sanity tribe called south
ern loyalists, /" represent the 'Infernal' Reve-
nue. Department.
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New York, Oct. 4.-Superintedent Dali
TON reported to the Board Of Health this
evening that during the week ending Octo-
Der 4th, there had been forsy-cases Of chol-
era and twenty-five deaths.
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BRowNLow, in his Cleveland speech, dis

BRowNLow, in his Cleveland speech, dis
coursed Of the future state as follows;
II Con, in his providenee, should call me
OF, have no fears Of the consequence be-
yond the grave. If the books have been
correctly kept in the upper world, as | have
no doubt they have, there will be a small
balance in my favor.
Such is the persistent blaspheny ola man
who is admitted to the pulpit, and who
aspiros 10 control the destiuies Of people.
Was there ever a spectacle, exhibited in the
person Of one man, 50 shocking2
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NEW FIRM.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 50 south Market "a, Nashville.
TENNESSEE
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w 10 our friends end the public generally. that
We have enganRed Major James Glover ~
Solicitor for the KNICKERBOCKER LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for which We are
Agents. He will also attend 10 the Collection OF
Notes and Accounts; procuring situations for
persons IN want Of employmenL Also, TO pur-
chasing every variety Of Goods. Machinery and
Agricultural Implements for persons living out o.
the city.
ANDERSON. JOHsON 4 SMITH,
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POsTPONEMENr OF SALE.

OUR SALES FOR TUESDAY. OCTOBER
" ID. Of 20 acres Of Land on the Franklin Pike,
three miles from the city, and for TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 9th, Of 50 acres Of Land IL miles from
the city. on the Murfreesb0ro Pike, are postponed
until further notice.
Also. the sale Of City Property, advertised for
the3d Of October. in connection with ?. l.. Nich0l
County Court Clerk, Is postponed until the 23d
JL&R. W. BROWN. Ag'ts.
sepH-4t 38H Union Street.
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DANCING SCHOOL.
MISS ELIZA A. GOODWIN

Is pleased to announce that her Dancing School
viii open Saturday. October 6th, at
o'clock, p. N. at her room. over SMTH's
Drug Store, corner of Church and Vine streets.
All the new and fashionable dances viii be taught.
and by a method alike easy and attractive.
Miss GOODWIN solieiis the attention Of parents
and guardians especially to the privilege Of grace
full education for their children.
Days Of Tuition-AIonday. Wednesday. and
Saturday, at o'clock. lOet4-lw
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RepubrIcnn Neminaslon..

NEWARK, n. J., Oct. jas. /. HAGER,
of this city, has been nominated by the Re
publicsns for the Senate, flpm Essex county,
and 7. W. PICARD nominated for Sheriff.
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State senator Nominated.

NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 4.-The Union Con-
sentative Democratic Convention nominated
JAMES CLARK, of PIainfeld, for State Sem
atOr
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KENTUCKY POLITICS.

We have on more than one occasion, ex.
pressed our surprise that there should be
any division among the people of Kentucky
resulting in the organization of separate par
ties without any real difference in political
sentiment, so far as the practical issues OF
the day are concerned. Yet the recent con-
test in that State was apparently very warm.
We are now told by the Louisville Journal
and Courier that the difference was not real,
but all grew out Of misunderstanding be-
tween those two papers. This may be fat
tering TO the papers named, but it is not
saying much for the intelligence of the peo-
pie Of Kentucky. Nevertheless, we are
gratifed that in future we have promise of a
more harmonious time between a people
who have but one interest and no real
ground of difference. The reconciliation is
after the following fashion:
The leading editorial in the Journal yes
terday was most admirable in spirit tone
and temper. Ii it is specimen Of such as
are TO follow, we will no longer have to cross
lances with our noighbor. II the Journal
had been impressed few months ago
as it now seems to be, there would have been
no occasion for a contest last August, and we
should have had our neighbor heartily CO.
operating with the Courier in the election Of
DUvALL.-C0Hrier.
II the Courier had acted few months ago
in the spirit and tone Of the article which it
commends, there would have been no such
Convention as the DUvALL Convention.
There would have been, from the first, among
all Conservatives, perfect union and harmony
Of feeling and thought and action in opposi-
ton to radicalism.
But We say again, let Conservatives forget
past differences and dissensions, HoBsoN
Conservatives and DUvALL. Conservatives
all uniting cordially and heartily and with
out one feeling Of envy or jealousy or rivalry
in supporting the Administration in this
fearful emergency against those who would
shatter the Constitution utterly and inaict
eternal ruin upon the country.-Jounai
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-05

UNDER late act Of Congress survey Of
Che Ohio River fron Pitisburg to Cairo has
just been completed. Il is done with view
Of certain improvements Its exact length
is one thousand miles,
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Times are in muddle in Shelby county
about the seat Of justice. The present Le-
gislahre passed an act removing it from
Raleigh to Memphis, but did it so bungling-
ly that neither the Circuit Judge, the Coun-
ty Judge the County Court Clerk, nor the
justices Of the Peace know where the coun-
ty seat legally is The Circuit Court is at
Raleigh, the County Judge aud portion Of
the magistrates at Memphis another portion
Of them at Raleigh, and the clerk has been
running between the two points with the re-
cords, and being served with writs of man
damus from both courts. The Circuit Judge,
on Wednesday, brought things to a stand
still, by putting the clerk in Jail.
This is one of the fruits Of having 8 set Of
blockhoads to make laws. II the act had
been drawn in ineligible English, there
would have been no difficulty in the case.
The Legislature has the power TO alter
county seats, bat il seems il didn't have the
sense 70 do il properly.
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REV. w. S. SEDwTcK, Sunday School su-
perintendent Of the Baptist Association of
Kentucky died last week
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WAsN'T Mr.. N. s. Morse, of Georgia,"
who is travelling as a Southern loyalist 4"
the Connecticut gentleman who found it ex-
pedient to leave that State about the year
1861, in consequence of his secession sym
nathies BOSOM Post ~
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THERE was seventy-fye deaths from chol-
era in Louisville in the month Of Septem
her
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A oUIIIoTTNE, TO be worked by steam.
ana capable Of cutting or six heads per min,
nte is one Of Che contributions 10 the Paris
Exposition.
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NAsHNGFoN, Oct. Authorization has
been received here from Raleigh stating that
Gen. ALFRED DocKERr, who had been Sc
lected, without dissenting voice, to repre-
sent the Union sentiment Of North Carolina
by the meeting at Raleigh, had declined the
nomination for Governor Of that State. He
advises the withdrawal of all candidates for
Congress who cannot take the prescribed
oath
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23d Of October, 1866.

sell to the highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz: Lot No. ], on Broad
street, Of the subdivision Of Lot No. Al fronting
~ feet inches on Broad and running back ia
feet, separated from the Central Hotel By 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered by fine store
house. three stories high, With good basement.
This splendid property is in free territory. Also,
lot on South Market street, (which Is also free
territory No. l36. fronting Is feet more or less
on Market street, and running back half way to
College street BY parallel lines. and adjoining the
property occupied by b. Vaughn. containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also lot on the east
side OF Cherry street, In South Nashville Begin
ming at G. II. COnger's n. W. corner, and running
nOrthWardly with Cherry street 335z feet. and
running through 70 College street. with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbetts' line. thence Southwark
" $50 feet 10 the COnger lot, thence to the be-
ginning. with good brick dwelling rooms: and
also lots in the Barrow Grove property, Nos. -
and 49, each lot fronting So feet on Cherry street.
and running back at right angles 70 a Is foot
alley, with small log and franc House.
Terms-One- half cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest.
All are invited and expected to attend the sale
a. the property Is very valuable and will be sold
p. i. NICH0L, G. Q. Clerk
j. L. x X. W. BROWN. Agents.
L. W. BARNES. Auctr. sep2-tds
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"THE PARTY OF GREAT MORAL
IDEAS"

The recent letter Of the Rev. HENRY
WARD BEEcHER, giving qalifed approval
to the conservative policy of the President,
having excited the ire of portion Of the
sect Of modern Pharisees, known as
plymouth Church." Brooklyn, he has
become involved in a newspaper con
roversy with one Of the number, STE
FHEN NJ. GRIswoID, upon a matter Of
fact, connected with the proceedings Of the
church. The last and most formidable ar
gument Of the disputing member, is a prop
osition to bet his parson thousand dollars
that not more than one-quarter Of his broth
err members agree with the views expressed
bv Mr.. BEEcHER in the obnoxious Cleye-
land letter. We have not learned whether
the parson has accepted or declined the wa
ger. We suppose this viii depend some
what on the state Of bis finances. BE this
as it may, we suppose the Reverend BEEcHER
viii not question the propriety Of such a
mode Of settling controversies, or assert that
it is not in harmony with the preaching
and practices of the church over which he
presides. 80
1t seems, however, that, notwithstanding
his great talent, DR.. BEEcHER is not alto
gether secure in his present position. He
has formidable rival in the present re-
narkaJle Governor Of Tennessee. In his
New York speech BRowNLow is reported to
have said:
ale must stop because he had an engage
ment at BEEcHER's church. He wg5 going
to try 10 bring the pastor of the church to
the knowledge Of political truth as !: iOas IN
tie Lord Jesus Christ A voice, three cheers
for Crist"] II don't succeed, l shall de-
clare myselfa candidate in BEEcHER's place
for the pastorage Of Plymouth Church.
Yells Of assent
We sincerely trust our parson may get the
place. He is eminently fitted. We are no
admirer Of BRowNLow, but do not feel at
liberty to withhold our recommendation for
this position. He may not be as eloquent
as BEEcHER, but in profanity and vulgarity
he can beat any man that ever disgraced a
pulpit.
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American Union bible celebration.

New YORK, October 3.-The American
Bible Union commenced the celebration Of
its seventeenth anniversary in the First
Baptist Church in this city to-day.
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BRICK PoMERoY says Beast BUTLER IA a
child Of perdition, hurrying home.
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Jas =. PACE. w.b.LAvEsDEn. w.hHanFKn.
ofFirginis. q Tennessee Of Alabsina.
Pace, Lavender & Harper.
Cotton aud Tobacco Factors.
AID
General Commission Merchants,
No. 80 Unien siseea.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia.


FVHE SUBSCRIBERS FOR STOCK rs THE
i MeGaFoek and nj vernon Horse
Railroad Company. are herrbs notlned that
have been nsde by the Board y Directors, PayA-
bic a. follows.
% per cezt On the Isf II October asxL
% per cent. on she 18th 81 Octsbsr nsEt.
y per eeat On ths lst e Aoyemosf nsAi'
Pr. CHEATHAM. sesy.
sep36-tin nov. /.
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TO INVALIDS.
Have you disease Of the Kidneys?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from pain in the Back and Loins
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
Have you disease Of the Bladder
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from Dropsy or Grave2
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Have you disease Of the Urethra?
TAKE RISLEY's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from Debility or Irregularities?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
HARRAL RISLEY & TOMPKINs.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
al Chambers ST., and l Hudson ST., New York,
PgOPRIETORs.
For sale by EWIN 4 PENDLET0N,
sep8-d2w 10 Pablo Square. Nashville.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OYYcs TENxgssEE AsD PACIFIC r. r. CoArAxY.1
NASHVILLE. August - 1850. :
- Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
II Preliminary Survey. with instruments. Of
that portion Of the road which D. between the
cities Of Nashyiile ard X n0EFille. Tcnnessss.
The road must besuEveyed on tND lines and the
report must embrace al necessary information in
regard % the character Of the country
bians ald profile views Of the several routes.
HE Engineers must state the sum for which tbs
work VIII De contracted and Ell proposals. must
be llec a. the once by the rst Of October
j.. d. B. DEBOW. President
JONI hfEKh4H, Chm Ex. Com.
auLi-if
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For smifhIand, Paducah and

Cairo.
THE LIGHT DRAUGHT -
i Steamer, A l. r n r, Jm n
lowell, Master, will leave a.
above on SATURDAY, the 9th inst, al 10
o'clock An. For freight or passage, apply on
board. or to C0RBETT & BOYD. Agents
oct5-2t Fl Front Street
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Valuable Tract of Land
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
FOR SALE.

ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN &C.
" TOBER. ! viii sell 20 the highest bidder
at the Court House in the town Of Franklin. a
valuable Tract Of Land. containing
40 RES,
L will be sold in Lots Ct about One Hundred
Acres each. with proper proportion OF cleared
and timbered land on each Lot.
The Land i Of the finest quality and Il situated
on the HillsborO Turnpike. about hiteen miles
from Nashville, and four miles from Franklin.
and adjoining the Farm on which live. being
part Of the noted Harpeth Lands
Terms-ONE-THIRD CASH, balance In SIX
AND TWELVE MONTHS. with good security
and lien retaine until the purchase money i
paid liberal deduction will be made II all
Cash is paid.
SARAH A. ELLIS.
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A T MCKENZIE STATION. on THE NASH
"a WILLIE and Northwestern Railroad Enty
nrfdre Carpenters. Apply at The olice %
ths NashriIls ard Northwestern kailloeds
hEfCALf 4 zcAlLaLAN'
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
At arrrarrrnr
AT AUCTION,

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
40 August Term, in the case Of w. W. Allen, et
ais, IS. David N. Allen, ct ais, we viii, in con-
junction with p l.. NichOl, County Court Clerk
on the premises, at II o'clock the
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A IL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the Estate Of s. a. Thompson. deceased are
are hereby notified 10 Gle the same With the CLERK
u Cheatham County Court. State VI fenneasee,
properly authenticated on Or before the hfs5 Gag
be lfquidated and discharzed. IN accordance with
the acts Of the LersstaTe Of the STATE % teanes-
JlMES II. THOMFSON.
sepl4--gfvs Administrator
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HAVING RECLAIMED HIS HEALTH. HAS
II resumed the practice Of his profession.
Office. - North Cherry sireet-UP sIAlk5.
Eepl3-lW n o. D.
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Afterw which the a JEAN HosMER MAzuRKA.-By
BOREKr sT0EFEI., BY the Orchestra. under the di-
reetion Of JOHN 5. BERNARD.
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Or, THE FATE OF cOQUETTE.
lsImIl p t. Urasrru
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD THEATRR.
OF

Miss Jean Hosmer.
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To conclude with the Petite Comedy Of
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady.