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public Meetipg i'm Coffee County.

MANCHESTER, Tenn, March 3, 1866.
At q large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens of Coffee county, held in Manches-
ter, on the Sd inst, for the purpose Of en-
| dorsing the Official course Of Hon. John F.
Thomas, our Representative in the General
Assembly of the State, the following pro-
ceedings were had
On motion Rev. J.. Crawford was called to
the Chair, and Rev. A. C. Tatum appointed
Secretary. The Objecs Of the meeting hsv-
ing been stated By the Chairman, on mo-
ton Of James A. Garden, g Committee, con-
sisting Of c. A. sheafe, R. NJ. Yennoy,
James Price, T.. L. Gum and c. C. Jacobs,
was appointed to draft resolutions express
sive Of the sense of the meeting.
The COMMITTEES reported the following,
! which were unanimously adopted:
ResolUe4, That We regret the division in,
and disruptionSof our State Legislature,
resulting from the unwise course Of the
majority, in their determination to pass
laws which were not only unconstitutional,
but oppressive, and q violation Of every
principle Of Justice and equity, and which
would in effect d~isfrsnchise three fourshs
of the citizens Of the State.
RcsoEUed, That we fully and unequiyo-
cally endorse and approve the course FUR
sued by our Representative, Hon. John F.
Thomes, whose loyalty, past and present, is
unquestioned, and that W recommend him
to the electors of this District for reelection
and pledge him u cheerful and unqualified
support.
ResoLUed, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Nashville
papers.
J. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
A. G. TATUM, Secretary.
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIabORa Iron Works for Sale.

TUE Stockholders having 80 directed, the Presi-
Il dent viii offer ssld property for sale, 81 auction,
On the hrst Tuesday IN April next, in Atlanta IN
less sold 81 private sale before that DAY. This pro-
perry IS located 40 miles above Atlanta, ou both
sides Of the Western & Atlantic Railroad. There IL
Ioo0 acres o. land, a reasonable portion Of It good
farming and, and the balance valuable for wood and
minersls-gold, copper and iron he iron orc
seeming 20 be ne1haustbie, and the cray ore being
esteemed among the bestin the word The Corn
and FlouTing Mills and Iron Works are only some
hslf nile IRON the Ailstoona depot on AlstOona
Creek, which furnishes the Watey power. About
half Of the village Of Alato0na bs'ongs 20 the pro-
perry. Some Of he buildings beInE entirely de-
sgoyed. Others damaged, Al the working stock
being entirely destroyed, others damaged, al the
working stock beng lost, and a majority Of the
stockholders beng crippled n Ine9ns b the rava
yes Of var, hsFe detsrninsd us company % sell
rather thsn szempL under the Circumstances, 10
resuscitafe.
Information n detail can be procured By consult
ing. ], d Mcdaniel,
tsN-sm Auana, &c,
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING CoMmssARY.
MILITARY DIylsIos OF T~EsEEsaYE

ShA4AAAAAm D
MILITARY DTysIos OF T~Essns.TE, !
NASHVILLE, IEsN., Feb. Zlst, 1876. J
SEALED Proposals, which must be in dupEcst,
OWIth q copy Of this advertisement attached I,
each, will be received at this office until u o'ctocE
M, Thursday, March 18th, 1866, for supplvir,
Fresh Beef Of good and marketable Quaity. Il
equal proportions OF fore and hind quarter meat
(neckE, shankE and kidney talloW 70 be ncIudedl
for issue 10 the troops and others supplied by Ia
Government with ~rstions, st toe following named
posts in the Military Division Of Tennessee: Hunts.
vile, Ala Nashville, and CHATTANOOGA, Tenn AT
lantG, and Macon, Geo, and at all posts DRAWING
supplies from the above named posts. Contract "a
De IN force SIX months, commencing on the LIST day
OF April. 1856, and ending the 3Oth day Of SepteD.
Der, 1866, or such less time as the Commisssry
General Of Subsistence may direct
In necEs OF the cattle slaughtered for beef u hs
cut of at the fourth Vertetbal Joint. and the breast
trimmed down. The shsnks Of fore q1arters to be
cut on from three to four Inches above the kner
joint, aud OF hind quarters from SIX to eight incnes
above the Rambrel or HOOK Joint.
Payment will be made monthly, or as earlv there.
after as funds may be received therefor, and in surh
funds as may De furnished by the United Ststes.
Separate BIDS will he received Tor each Of the
above posts, or one bid may include them an.
No BIDS Will b entertained from persons Win
come under the exceptions Of the Presidents Am.
nesiy Proclamation. Nor will bid-, in which sucb
pensohs ars Interested, either directly or Indirectly.
Ne fecsiyed, miles, thsT ga produce D. pardon III
the President. Bids nom sh olns- perssrs HgdeT
sAd PROCLAMATION must be Eccompsnied bV tbs
Amnesty Oath.
Proposals must be accompanied by proper guar
antee, signed by two responsible Darsons STATING
that II a contract Is awarded, thew WIN enter honIs
ioI the hlttful mlhument Of the Contract.
ard 81 bid offered.
Endorse envelopes, Proposals for Fresh Beef
anu ADDRESS the same to the UNDERMINED.
n. 2. SMALL, Bvt Col &C. s..
i~euzl-Jmalio Nashville. Tennasspa
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Auction Sale of
Property.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER, !
NASHVILLE, TESS., March 6, 1866. !
I WILL offer for sale at Public Auction, on Thurs
Il dsy, the 18Th inst at the U. g. Franklin Shops,
commencing st 10 O'Clock q N, q large lot Of Trans.
poItahon and Qusrtermaster Stores. consisting in
part as ~foliOss, VIZ:
&c Army Wagons, without bodies.
50 Wagon bodies
20 2 Horse wagons.
p Wood wagons.
20 Lumber wagons.
60 One-horse carts.
l Log wagon
Z One-horse draws
Is Hnd gearing army wagon.
q Front DO do do
8 hind do 2-hozse do
600 HIND wheels army wagon.
2S5 Front do do do
End gates, feed boxes, wagon saddles, single aud
douoie-trees, spreaders, water buckets, head hal
tiers, &C., &C., sc.
2tB S. bellows, II boxes Carpenters iools. "a
boxes y. D. tools, IA boxes Saddlers' TOOLS, 6 sets
snoelng tools, . anYlls, 8 medicine chests, shOVels,
picks, axes, grind stones, lanterns, etc, etc, etc.
2 Safes, 5000 lbs horse snd mule shoes. $50 pau
Inns, eco los old roPe, 1926 los castings, 10000 lbs
wrought iron scrap, 10000 feet lumber (sssOrted),
4 nay presses ) army scales, etc, etc etg.
Persons wishing to inspect the proper ty, before
the day Of sale, can do so by calling at the Franklin
Shops. saes continue daily until all the properly
IS disposed of.
T~erms-Cssh, Government Funds.
By orc.er OF A.. K Eddy, u. 8 A.
Chief z. NJ, L. Oft.
K. B. KIRK,
mArf-d BVt. Mal. and A. q. NJ.
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Proposals

WILL be received AZ the Office Of tho Cnsirmar
Wv Of the Street Committee, No. 9 No nth Ceaal
street, on Saturday, the l7th Msy, ls96, for the fol
loving work. to-HIt:
Ist. For the necessary earth emhsn kment and
MeAdamiz ng required IN extending Col lege street
northwardly from Jefferson street 4DoYe nigh water
mara
2d. For the necessary ssrth embsnk meut, cul-
vert masonry, curling and gutterng required Z
grading South Union street, between High snd
Spruce street.
Sd. For the masonry foundation or other work
required in construction OF bridge across Lick
Branch on High street.
4th. For the construction Of 81 one tagging or
brick paEernents throughout the city st such points
at the Street Committee may order
Plans, estim ates and specifications can be seen,
or other infor nation obtained sc the Office OF the
City Knginee 7, No, 4 North Cherry street
GEO, s. KINNEY,
marls-ti Chairman Street Committee.
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The Washington Chronicle recently
charged that Judge Patterson, Senator
elect from Tennessee, had made a
speech at 3 democratic meeting in
Pennsylvania. Judge Patterson has
not been out of Washington for some
time
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The Boston Postsays "the thirty years
theory of Mr. Sumncr-that is, to keep
the Southern States out og the Union
lu "a state Of pupilsgc-tor thirty years,
as he advocated in his Worcester speech
appears 10 be the doctrine Of the radi-
Gals, as indicated boy their demands OF
conditions precedent which Il would
take that time 10 fulfil"
But the thirty years theory cannot
he reduced to practice. The present
Congress expires on the ith Of Msrch,
1907 The next Congress viii admit the
southern delegations 70 their seats The
States can afford to wait that length Of
t.mo
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A weaver in 8 Scotch manufacturing
town has been presented by his fellow.
workmen with a silver snuff box for his
pluck and independence in refusing 10
remove his pig sty when ordered to do
30 boy the sanitary authorities
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kuLrD-lt is with painful regret
that We announce the death of our
young friend sam White, who was &C.
c~iaentally killed on the freight train
on the T. a A. r r, on Thursday We
could learn no psruculara-Cau5ia
Herald
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A biological aexicoststjonist is civ.
ing entertainments In Norfolk As be
claims to be the only rival Of Heller,
Hermann, Anderson, and the renowned
Davenport Brothers, his singular title
probably means coniurer.
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NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA
RAILR
CHANGE OF TIME
OFFICE or GESKRAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n a Z. AND N. &. n. W. KAiLE0Aus.
A~A.HurrE Irnn ~ - n.

rH W f. $3.50
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 4th, 1896.
fN and sitter Tuesday, March 6, 1850, snd until fur
V Their notice, Passenger Trains viii rwu As 6I-
oWs:
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Cnattanooga. and ALI points
South Al 40 A. n. and $50 p. n. Arrive al Chstta-
noogs A. $50 ,. H.. and $40 A. D., next dav.
hetuuing-LeaFe C-hattsu0oga a. s.UJ and
$40 ?. n. Arrive 81 Nashville az 400 ?. Il. and 645
A NJ, next day.
al trsns connect at Wsrtrace for sheIbyvUe.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville. and an points
sOnulle at $50 p. q.
Keturnlng-Lesve Johnsozule l.H A. n, arrive
st Nashville st 650A
Trans % n. 4 I. ". r.. r. connect at johnson.
Tuic win nrst class hne Of Steamers for Paducah,
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers Connecting with n kNW Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Trans stop 81 Al. intermedate points.
WIN. ?. INNE5, Gea4 supt
n. G. AMI n a =. ". h R'ds.
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Davidson County

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fahey, living 4 miles
i from Nashville, on the Gallsun Pike on Mr.
Msrths Martm's plantation, a black horse Mule,
which came TO his house on the LIT day Of Feb
Tuary, 1866. sad Mule is about Is hands higb.
very poor, ana is appraised to SEQ. -
Taken no by Robert HeTod, hvingin District No
70, one Sorrel Mare, about IA hands 8 inches high.
five years old, both hind fee. white no ol6er
marks p~ercevablei appraised at SIS.
marl5-w5t8 ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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Two young ladies are announced 10
appear 81 a fancy ball in Paris as birds.
From the description of the costumes
it Is evident S striking feature viii be
the BIZ
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The cost Of the French expedition in
Mexico TO the close Of 1855 was E21.
100000, and II 900 men killed and dis
abled
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Druggists and Grocers
WE viii sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY, l4a
Of March, a large lot Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,

put up N bottles and walls suitable to the Whole.
sale and Retail Trade, TO which we call the atten.
ton Of the Druggists and Grocers Of Nashvihe,
who will hndin the Catalogue many desirable arti-
cles adapted to Their trade. The quality OF these
goods Is WARRANTED PURE and can be relied upon as
such.
In the Catalogue will be found Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Laudanum, Paregoric Ess. Peppermint, Ess.
Cinnamon, Ess. Cloves, Wine Bitters, Port Wine,
French Brandy, the two latter of very superior
quEliy. GEO. SHIELDS L Co.,
marl3-2t College street,
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Original A~tteohmeni..No 303

George W. Henley vs.. John Erwin.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed 10 this cas-
that the defendant John Erwin sbsconds, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served on him: II ia
therefore ordered that publication be msds for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union. NOTIFYING
Inc sad John Erwin to appear beora John Minis, 4
Justice OF the Peace IN Madisonyile. Monroe
county, Tennessee, on the 18th day of June. 1856.
to answer then snd there the said Attachment as
the law directs, or the same will be taken as con.
lessed and heard ex psrte IS to him. This the 9th
dsy 81 December, 1868.
mHrlS-4tw JOHN MINIS, J.P.
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Hemp Tackles.

CTEEL SLAIEs, Reed Slsies, Loom Shuiiles.
- HUnfsss TWine, Harness Eyes, Belt Hooks,
coarse Timery, Revolving Temples, Gard Pillars,
&c, &C, may be had of
BOILING & HEALD,
Auciontsrs. Sswsnee Eouse, College st., nashville.
maI3 -IOte
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200 do Line Skating.
IL do 81 do
CT Machine Taps.
Producing rs = to 6 inch, y in. q inch.
THIS Machinery is Of the best patterns, and all
in good condition.
Persons wishing to examine it before the day o.
sale can do 50 by calling At the Frankhr Shops.
Terms Cash IN Government Funds.
By order Of Capt. A. R. Eddy, Chief Q. N. Dept.
of Tennessee.
+. B. KIRK,
mar4-td Byt. MAJ. and A. Q. n.
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Stray Horses.

TAKEN UP 10y the undersigned on Monday nieht.
L the 9Th Of March. at Parish's Stable on Front
street. south Of Broad, two Horses. One is a BAY
horse, WITH a blaze IL his face, and left bind foot
white about 9 years old. The olher is a Grav
horse, 9 years Old, blind in one eye, has harness
marks on him. They are both in very thin order.
The oWneris requested to come forward, prove pro.
peTty, pay charges and take them away. Call st
Parish stable. W. @. CARTER,
marlI-3lN
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S r Mallory, the rebel Secretary Of
the Navy, has been released from Fort
Lafayette
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RutIer'S I*KL Oil Rlackinc.
1ufIar's Mrifinn EIuIda
Original A~ttachment..No 294

John &. MIlhgsn vs.. Andey MiIssps.
1T appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
that the defendant so conceals himself or sbsconds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
II Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
iour successive weeks IN the Nashville Union, no
utying the said Andey MIlsaps to appear before
John Minis, q Jusbce Of the Peace in jacksonville.
Monroe county, Tennessee, on the 10th day Of
June, 1866, 70 answer tten and there the said At.
tschment ~ the law directs, or the same viii be
taken rs confessed and heard ex parte as 10 him.
This the 9th day Of December, 1865.
nRarl3-4tW John MINIS p
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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
Sale of
Macon, Georgia.

Macon, Georgia.
DY direction of the Secretary Of War all tn
ID Building Materials, Steam Engines, Machin
cry, Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores c
various kinds, which were collected at Macon, Ga.
by the Confederate Government, for the erection
ana pefmsnentoperauon Of a large ArmOry, Lsb0
ratory, and Arsenal and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works and Arnores in tn,
States OF Alabama and Georgia, will be sold at PUB
Lie AUCTION.
Among the articles to be sold, are
300 lbs. Copper, pigs.
AZ 600 lbs. Copper, round rod.
5000 lbs. Copper, bar.
20,OO1 lbs. Copper, sheet.
10000 lbs. Wrought Iron, bar and rod.
500 tons Pig Iron.
$50 tons Cast IRON, unserviceable shells.
$1,000 lbs. Lead, pigs.
5000 lbs. Tin, block and sheet.
4,OO los. Chain, crane and cab.e.
1900 yards ~Cloth-CCttOn, English Serge. oil.
ed and ensmeled.
80 O0O lbs. Powder.
5000 feet Betting, gum and leather, assorted
200 Machines, Drills, planners, Milling. Screw.
cutting, Steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Harness, Saddles, Horse Equipments, Infantry
and Cavalry Announcements, Blankets, Wagon and
Sun Carriage Irons, IS unserviceab'e Cauon-iron
snd bronze, so broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
Stores and Materials, Spare Parts (newl for Sprng-
field Muskets and Colts ReYolvers, and an Essort-
ment OF Paints and Oils.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called TO this
sale, whichis a large one, and Of valuable property.
Fun printed Catalogues oftEe property 10 be sold
can be Obtained from the Chief II Ordnance at
Washington, d. G., and from the Commanding Oh
Ger Of the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale viii commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1906,
and continue every day until all the property is
sold.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
u. ". FLAGLER.
Capt. Ord, Byt. 1t. Col, Com. Augusta Arsensl.
marIO-tds
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED By
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June sth, ls65.
sHAREHOLDEHs
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, S0OO,OOO.

SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 10000 Shares ofSo c.eh. 1900 shares.
or $4,000 have been appropriated As work
Tag capital, for the deyelopement Of the
property 0 tthe Company.
A limited amount only Of the stock thus appro-
p-a ed has been placed in the hands Of the Officers
ofthe company 70 be sold at s. per share and as
the stock has all been issued, full paid, IN pay
ment OF property Il Is not therefore, liable 10 any
future assessment.
OFFICE: No. 6615 North Cherry street, PostofHce
box sII, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
,. n. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. HEQuEusoURa. ofN.Y.
WN- c. BUSTs, DELAN0 7. SMITH, ofMlun.
4 c. SANFORD, A. q. WILLS, Of MIch-
OFFICERS.
Prsadnh-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres'tl LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Tos Reident-A. G. WELLS.
~Ssa-stary,-F. d. COTTON.
Treass7e,-WM. c. BUNTs.
Mining Superintendent. L. HEQUENBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists of lease
lJ4A AAtEAc1t7 IL VIZ Counties CT OFeTLOu, EguEreEG.
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
OF directors comprise men of business experience
and reputation, and Of q thorough and practical a.
quaintsnce with the oil mines OF PennsyIvsnis.
The Mining superintendent Wss one Of the first
plorers Of the oil field Of that State, and struck he
hrst flowing oil well IN the country, well known as
the Hequembourg well, and to which the Gil inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, then in their nascent state.
were very largely indebted.
This Company Will lease portions Of their valus-
he lands, In small tracts, to private parties or com
psnies, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This is a rare
chance for bona Jids operators 70 5btaia leases on
terms that will be SIMPLY rsmuneratiye.
Terms made known on application.
NO kERE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflands and samples Of OIL obtained
from the property may be seen by calling az the
Office Of the Company, No. coz North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville. will re-
eelve orders for stock, and will f.rward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies The
Oct. eft.
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Inc london Times bitterly denounces
Mr. Bancroft orstiou.
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OILS.
VARNISHE

3 Bbls. Ccpal VamIsn, 1 Bb Jspap ysrpisb
z " Coach " Flowing 81
One barrel Black Leather.
For sale low, BY EWIN a PENpLFTON-
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A Ii persons having Claims against TIE Nashville
~ and Chaitsnoogs Railroad Company, Incurred
pror % let July, 1855, are notified that al such
Clslm- are referred 70 a Committee CT Director.
consisting Of Lev Wade, N. {. HuFFin4 and n1s.
a.. CALDWELL, Esqs, who meet Ii MunrsasbJro On
Monday aud Tussday. 18th and eth inst
WM. INNEg,
ist15.u 6sperl Bgpe1bteaisst,
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Deatb Of cbanceIIor Friersop.

DCalh Oh GrfcTSOu.
Hon. Samuel D. Frierson, Chancellor
of the Fourth Chsncery Division, died
of apoplexy on Sunday morning last,
at his residence in Maury county, Ten
nessee. He had held his court at Pu-
laski the day before, and was in his
customary health, which, though frail,
was not sufficiently so to excite ankle
ty. He was attacked, however, Satur-
day night, and survived only till .
o'clock the ensuing morning,
Chancellor Frierson was one Of the
ablest ~jurists in the State, and pos
sessed in an eminent degree the re-
spect and confidence of the bar, and Of
the people over whose interests he was
a faithful and yigilant guardian. His
private life was pure and unspotted.
A more upright and exemplary citizen
we have never known. Indeed, in all
the relations of life he discharged his
duties with scrupulous fidelity, and
was remarkable for the very large
share he had Of the virtues that ennoble
and dignity human character.
The Bar Of Nashville held a meeting
yesterday and appointed a Committee,
composed of VIM. F. Cooper, Jordan
Stokes and John Reid, to prepare reso~
l%utions, to report at the meeting to be
held this morning
Meeting OF the Nashville Bar.
The death Of the Hon. Samuel D. Frier-
son, Chancellor Of the Chancery Division,
having been announced, a meeting Of the
members Of the Nashville Bar was held at
the Circuit Court Room, in the Court House,
at Y o'clock A., on Monday, March 18th,
1866, for the purpoie Of testifying their re.
spect for the distinguished official and esti-
mable private character Of the deceased.
On motion-o Of Thos. T.. Smiley, Esq Fran
els B. Fogg, Esq was called to the Chair,
and Morton B. Howell, Esq appointed Sec
rotary.
In view Of the fact that no extended an
no~uucemeut Of the meeting had been made,
aud many gentlemen Of the legal pro!es-
sion and other friends Of Chancellor Frier-
son wishing to express their feeling Of re
spect and regret, on motion, the Chairman
appointed Messrs. VIM. +. Cooper, Jordan
Stokes and John Reid, a committee to pre-
pare suitable resolutions, and the meeting
adjourned until Tuesday morning, at II
o'clock.
The members Of the Bar Of Nashville,
and throughout the Stale, are invited 10 be
present, and the city papers requested to
make public the proceedings Of the meeting.
Francis B. FoG0, Chairman.
MoEroS B. HOWELL, Secretary.
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An attempt 70 assassinate Maxim.
Ian lie reported
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Auction Sale.

STILL be sold to the highest bidder, this day,
w TUESDAY, March 18TH, the Houses of B.. N.
Gavin, on Church stre8t. below Chattanooga Depot.
Terms Cash. Sale to commence st J o'clock.
marl3-ltH
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Notice.

DROPOSALS for removing and fitting up the
L Government Buildil 6 on the HUI g School
Lot; and also the Building at the corner Of Cherry
and Hamilton streets, Ninth Ward, will be received
until the 10th Of March, 1866, at the Office of the
Superintendent Of the Public Schools, No. l Ma
sonic Temple.
Il. ". HALEY,
A. D. CREIGHTON.
JOHN LELLYETT,
mars 81 Committee.