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President Johnson,s speech.

The birthday of WAsHNGToE was
httlngly chosen for popular demonstra-
tions in favor of the Union. That in
this City was triumphant That at
Washington, equally enthusiastic, was
even more significant, for there the
President himself uttered thoughts
that breathe and words that burn.
That great effort of wisdom and pat
riotism will secure for him the graft
tude of his own country and the sppro-
baton of the world When this won
derful speech has been sttentively
read and digested by the American
people. President Johnson will be
as firmly established in their conf
dence and affections as the most pop
ular of his predecessors.
There is not a point touched in the
speech that does not find response In
Union loving hearts. Its rebuke Of
traitors and demagogCes is alike stern
and deserved. The denunciation of
SLDELL and 1ooNBs for attempting to
destroy she Union by rebellion, and of
STEVENS, SUMNER and PHILLIPS, for re-
sisting the work of Reconstruction, is as
just as it is severe. The injustice
and cruelty Of Congress toward Ten
neSsee and her representatives IS
made so clear that "all who run can
read The inconsistency and absurd
ity OF declaring, as we did, that States
were not out of the Union and could
not be taken out, and after expending
thousands of millions of dollars and
deep rivers of blood to establish that
fact, to turn round and say that States
are out OF the Union and shall not
come in, is made ss clear as the sun
that frightened this morning. The
lesson of duty toward offending breth
rem who acknowledge their offence
and promise amendment is eloquently
and reverently impressed The inter
view with President LINCOLN, showing
what were the views OF our late Presi-
dent on the subject of constitutional
amendments, is full of instruction.
The assurance found in every senti--
ment Rnd sentence Of this enlight-
ened speech that President JOHNSON
adheres inhezibly to all the principles
svowed during the rebellion; that he
reiterates his solemn conviction that
treason is crime" and that official
traitors should be punished, and that
the enemies of the Union were his en-
emies and its friends his friends, il
full of encouragement, and will unite
and invigorate 6 people upon whose
Judgment and patriotism be so
frankly and confidingly reposes. His
faith viii save him and the country.
Indeed, from the twenty-second day
of February, 1857, the Union with
sll the stripes aud stars by which it
is symbolized, is q FIXED FAcT,-N y
Tines.
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PRESSURE FOR THE ADMISSION OF THE
TENNESSEE DELEGATIOS.-The Recon
struction Committee held a session TO-
day to see if something definite can be
reached on the much agitated Tennes.
see question. Notwithstanding the diff.
ference between the Executive and
Congress on the question Of restora.
ton, there is q strong pressure in the
House for the admission of the Ten
nessee delegation. An intimation has
been held out that if this question is
not speedily acted on, an attempt will
be made in the House 10 admit the
Tennessee members without regard 70
the action Of the Reconstruction Com
r;ttee in the premises Wash. Cor
| C.H C0N-
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RatcheIor,s Hair nYei

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black or natural
Brown, without InJuring the hair or skin.
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RegeHerGtHg Extract Of NllefellTS, for
Restoring and Beauti gang tAe HGir.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YOEE.
sepl5-ly
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The man recovered Of the bite,
The cog it was, that died.
The Washington Ma


The Washington National Intelli-
gencer, in noticing one of the latest
falsehoods respecting the Presidents
22d February speech, says:
ut betokens a malice strangely in
contrast with the protestations of vir-
tuous intention which abound in every
issue Of the New York Tribune, to ind
in that Journal the clever invention OF
a statement designed to insinuate to
the country reader that the President
was so ashamed of his great speech of
Thursday last, that he arbitrarily for
bade the operators telegraphiGg it un-
til after several hours when he was in
Guoed to allow it to 90 to the country.
Our confidence that no such interfer.
ence took place we thought proper to
verify by proper inquiry, and need
hardly to say thst the emphatic contra
diotion which we hereby make, comes
too late to arrest the mean falsehood
before it had wrought its transient but
studied injury.
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The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times says Interesting IN
telligence peaches US from Russian
America Large strata of auriterous
minerals have been discovered in those
nothern ATTITUDES by the American
working party sent out to construct the
telegraph that is to connect three con-
tinents. 1t is asserted that the CAL
ifornia ore is less pure than the new
treasure trove The annual yield OF
gold in Siberia, it may not be amiss
to add, amounts TO about twenty two
million rubles"
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So A Physiological View OF MRrriag e;-
Containing neaJiy pages, and 100 hna Plates
and hugrsyng- u Jne Austomy OF the human Oi-
tise on harry Errors, It's Depi0rsuls CONSEQUENCES
upon the Nina and Body with the Authots Plan
OF Irsatment-ths only rational and successful
mode OF cHre, as shown by the report o. cases
treated. truthful adviser TO the maWled and
those contem plating marriage who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition sent tree OF postage to
any address, on receipt OF 70 cents, IN stamps or
postal currency, BY addressing Dr.. La CkJlA, NO.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, " l..
The author msy be consulted upon sny Of the
diseases upon whch bis book treats either person
ally or By mail, ana medicines sent TO any pan Oi
the world Octls-Gm
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SneciaI Nntice.

The United States having turned over our
shop ana machinery to US, On Dec. lst 1868,
We Will be prepared 10 resume business as
builders ana contractors, on Jan. LIST. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade.
WAEEES 4 MOORE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
uecSO-2m.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIshIp, Settlements, 6c.
SEND Tor College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, SFRATTON ! co.
OCtI3-iy
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOIIet soap, IN such universal
demand, Is msde from the choicest ms,euals Is
mild and smoIIeut in It's nature, frsgrauIly
scented, and extremely bsaeGeIaI IN its acuon
upon the skin. For sale by al Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers lfeb9-ly
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trlst made 10 meas Truz.
II tee on The Z6th Of April, 1852, and duly regis
tered 10 he Registers Office Of Davidson c0uury
IN Book 81 PIP 4es, 43i. i VIII, on SATURDAY. the
ztth day Of March next expose % ub.Ic Esle, on
sale, that valuable lot extending from Market 10
Water street, IN Nashville. fronting about O-e han-
dred and Nteen feet on each street, and kuosn a.
me Bishop alurs Property. A pan will be prepared
D. fore the sale Terms. one third cash. end ths
residue IN one and two years with intores Notes
with good security required and lien retained
ieblltd JNO. o. EWING, Trustee.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

HAVING DIEECr NFLUEscE 10 raE PARrs, GIVE
ImMEDnrE KELWF.
FOR Bronchitis, Asthms, Catarrh, COnHump-
tive Rnd Throat Disease,
TRoCHEs ABE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD sUocEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking and relieving the
throat sfter unusual e1eyton Of the vocal organs
the Troches are recommended and prescribed BY
Physicians, aud have had testimonials from emil
nent men throughout the country. Being an arti-
Gle OF true merit, and having proved their efficacy
by test Of many years, each yesr finds the N IN ad-
dtioual localities IN various parts Of the world, and
the Troches are universally pronounced better than
other articles.
Obtain only "BRowS's BEoSCHIAL TltcHEs," and
do not take any Of the Worthless limitations that
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and IN For
eign Cour tries, At 35 cents per box.
IanlZ-}rl
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PHoTosRAPHs.-PhotOgrsphs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2SCedar street., opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. msy37-tG
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In their speeches on the 22d ult,
President johnson termed the Recon,
struetion Committee Central Direc
tory" and Mr.. Seward called itsn 'Ob
struction Committee"
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TEuRLow WEED on rHE SPEEcH.-Thurlow
Weed telegrs phed from New York on
Thursday afternoon, ratifying the Presi-
dents course and speech Of Thursday as
follows:
"To SeEafor Morgan:
0Au right here, in Washington and in
the country. The work is DONE"
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HO ME ACAIN!g

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
Trimmings, Worsteds, Zephyr,
&c, sc,
to the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&c., &c.,
as good and as eheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHAIE x CO.,
noVl-tf No. Union street
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The Mobile Tribune says that the
cotton factory at Macon, Georgia, is in
operation ana doing well II turns
out ninety-six thousand yards Of sheet
ing per month, which, at the market
price use per yard, amounts to SS5,'
300
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The prlasI Ch.nb.r. an

ATTENTION IEIsHNKN Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of FL 10 4l0 for sale at c. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Ohiee, No. As College street. q
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The BFiasl Chamber, an Easay Of WarninA
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, neW and ge-
liable Treatment Tor Diseases OF the Urinary snd
Sexual Systems-Sent Tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. SKlLLlN BOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philsdelph phis. Pa spFlS-ly
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4 tUNE q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
- Booksellers. Stauoners, and News Agents.
hO. 30 North cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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The Federal House Of Representa-
tives is governed by its temper, not by
Justice. We trust it viii improve before
dog days.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
G0en1s OF insurance Companies.

CAREY & SMITH. Nos. SO ard 3s Union street,
1 tUT etaIrs) represent the following Companies
An. of Hartford, Secnty, Msnnaitsns Aeir0pol-
tn. PbguiE and EnickeTbocker LIE Of New lork,
sud toeideut of Columbus, ohio.
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CLAIM A~EN rs, sc.

AAYERs 8 HUNr-Manufacturers Of all the
MI latest styles of tlrst Glass Carriages and
Dueges, hxpres Wagons and CsrDal.s, y NOrtl
MH4Aut street
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coz ANp woOp.

II NIGHT BkUTHERS.-Dealers m Cumberland
IN aud rItt.burg Clsl. Wood saved and spllt IN
stove ltngths. Udice 40 Church street. haid 90
tolnnR MAI all, SCUM Of Broad. All orders nlled
promptly.
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III ST ma rIONkL BANK-Governmeni Dsposl-
Il t-r-No 81 College street. between Union
snd tie ~ Jic Square dealers N OneliIent
Money, Exchange con, ana 0ofei ~ ~ - ~ VI,
. - o- IN ,ETn1- stocks and Bonds bought and
-oid an Cou1nlIs=ioa. Collections promptly 81
teuoed 10. - ~ o.. ,...,.,
a q. SANFORD, Pres't JAS 6. O0pEs ,Casn'r'
NrARR. ,fHOs S.-Broksr, corner Union and
MI College street,, buys and sells Gold, OLcur-
- Money Government Securities and vouchers.
CCIIscuons attended 70 promptly
sl-o buys and Eells On c.nlrnlsslon-
rECOND NATIONAL BANK Or NASHVILLE
y ~ cherry street, deals In Exchange, OoYern-
tpsut recuules and Co n. Couecuons promptly
attended 10 j. LUnsDES, Cashier.
ft,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals m EKChalgei Government Securines
Aud COin- Collections promptly attended 70.
Cold Stocks and Bonds sid on COnmlssion
W. ". BERKY, President. EDGAE JONES, Cazhier.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

sulas-.s s.uI
" wholesale and ksiau Leaieis la lin, Copper
AMI Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. IL
College street.
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ID s. TUTHlIL, Deputy United states Marshal,
IL. collects NUte Accounts, &C, ~ Middle Zen
n. see Office az SgsLe Capitol, next door 10 ed
RAJ Court tsuDu. I. v. LOCK- BOX 81. hes auFer-
tl-emeut IA smother column. ldecs bm
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wi Window shades, NiniOW Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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TlNNERs, Ac.

LAR. ". BROWN, Real Estate snd General
81 guinness Agent, over lorks BOOK store $50
Union 5Lr, et, Nashville, Tenn. kulh-olns
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BOOA AND JOB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-Book
y ana JOB Printers, and publishers Of the Dsl-
; and weekly UnlOu, Primers Alley, between
Union ana. DeadeucK streets.
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$50 REWARD.

CTOLEN' 90 the night Of the 2sd ins., frraa the
- lee house ot the Undersigned, one large dark
brown Mare h1le 70 hands high, with AZ Old sor-
% the rght SIDE snere the Fs.ddls hits about a.
large ss 3 silver haf doilag, with long roa n ssd
tsil shaved ~ ~ on tne h p. ISll Eive the
ifqDlu ". Il, HAHN
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commission and Forwarding.
NEwS DEALEHs, &c.

IAAuL 4 SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
/ sIon Merchants cur prompt attention Is gwen
~ the receiving and forwarding Of CO4lOIN. 81
south Market 81. eel.
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DECKER BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURES Of PIANO FORTES, No. 81
vi Bleecker street, nesr Broadway, New York
Inc stove arm having recently commenced the
uEnuiec-I1a 81 their improved pS'ented piauGs,
ton OF The trade ana Intendlng purchasers through
out the United States. The \. Y. World o. MaF l6,
says ''rhe Messrs. p Bros. Instruments have st-
tAined the enviahe distinction o. Icing in sl res
pects, inoompSrshly the bost nov made In the
.nssnfrv ers,
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Read This.
SAM. L. SMITH,

VAC n. Q. SWih q bf0.,l
No. q North Cherry street, (Clay Roberts
old stand,) keep the Finest Family Groce-
ries, Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson Coun-
ty, Bourbon, and Rye Whskies, and va
rious assortment of Fancy Groceries. All as
cheap as can be had in the city. All We ask
is to give US a call and see for yourselves.
dec2S-tf
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Holm O'EhILL, Military Attorney and Sohclto.
% VI G.alu- rIOsecutes ali classes u Cla ms
a.aIust The Goyrrumout for citizens and soidltrs.
Once 80 Cecar street, NashUre, lean lnOW-Otbr
tIUAitKlNs, Ii. IO.--U. 8. G aim Agents,
Il Officers Pay Accounts and QuarierInasIers
vouchers bought al the best rates, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stsiIs
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,,.,,,1,EIIEKS AND srATIONERs

,pKlNG WATER BREWkRY-MANKE 4
- FkANK. successors u NJ. }. Uruckef, Bregers
u Ale AMI lager Beer. No. Al Broad stree', Nash
vile. Tenn. w. y
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aTToRNEYs Ar law.

~,AMPBELL. McRWEN & GROEsBECK, Attor-
4 neys a. Law ana Claim Agents, practice N all
the Courts. Collections promptly attende9 70 :
lsO claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Otiee ~ North Cherry street. up stars-
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud claim Agents.
IN SUR ANCE.

Il 5. DEIANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
4Ls Agent, Cleveland, enn, novzo-ly
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CAKHIAGE uAEUFACTUREIIs.

.,INGLhTON, h. h H--BOokseller, Publisher
- auOner, ana Periodical Dealer Post Once
EuILlLug.
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Administrators A Notice.

HAVING qualified as Administrator on the es-
IL tate Of John b. Hall, deceased, tins is 70 no
Wy All perzOns having CLAIMS aggiust said estate %
nle them with me WlthIn the time prescribed by
law, OF they viii be barred, snd those indebted W
come forward and make payment.
'snls-u JOHiS n u. SMITH. Admir-
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RANKEIts AND BIfOKERs.

OTIS, r. A--Att0lney and Counsellor 81 Law
~ Office 4Z5S Cherry 81: p. o. Box 14s.
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oil From Knoxville, by Mcmillan, ShaW-
berry Plains, New Market, Mossv
Greek, Talbott's Mills, Pauther
Springs, MorristowB, Russeuville,
Nhitesburg, Rogersville Junction,
Midway, Gustayus, Greenvine,
Henderson's Mills, Fullen's, Rhea-
town, Freedom, Leesburg, Mill
wood, Jouesborough, Johnson's De-
pot, Carter's Depot, P,ney Fiat, and
Union Depot, % Bristol, 1893 miles
and back, daily, or twice daily if
trains so run
Leave hnoxvilie daily at9am
Arrive at Bristol by 4.4O p m
Leave Bristol daily at 422am
Arrive at knoxvllle by IMAM
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A COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REQUIREs IMMEDIATE ArrEsTIOS AND SHOULD BE
CHECEED. II ALLOWED To o1SIRUE,
Irritation OF the Lung., n Permanent Throat
Affection, or an IncuTAblo Lung Disease
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'02o From Taylorv.Ue. bv sL.--,. ~
Roads, Trade, Vale lloai... 'v -
81 p'..i pSloNei vale Cruss. B.ow.u-
49,. ~. p =. .,i.oa, Lemon, Love Latt.
,.,,, Ne,S'on' Eariy Grove. aud E.a.au-s
N'iiis' % L'nco,utoa, gs mIIes srI
back, twice q week.
Leave Iayiorsvii.e Tuesday suI En-
day st "a
Arrive 81 Liuco.ut0u next FrdavspI
Monday by 9pm
Leave L'ae'lntoa Tuesday and Fr.-
day az IN
Arrive AZ TsylorsYue rr5sv ,-.
Monday By 3 p m
Contraei Tor this service O. tsrm.Y-t,
June so, 1867.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

NAsaINaT0N, Oct. 81, 1865.
PROPOSALS VIII be received at the Con-
tract Once Of this Department until pm.
OF March Zs, lo6o, tor conveying the ilails
OF the United States from July I, 1866. to
June so, 1870, in the State Of Tennessee, on
ihe routes and BY the Schedules Of depart
ures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by april 3, 1860.
Bidders viii examine carefully the forms.
and Instructions annexed, ana especially
the latter part Of Instruction 49,
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati. Gazette.
WAsHEGToS, March l.
TIE IROG MANUFACTURERS AND THE PREsI-
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NO. ESQ.

i0Vls FROM Taylorsville. bv Ward. r-..
shady, Mock's llil. Ivr-. ~.
blna Briige. aud FORKS. h. EI..
don, q mills snd bs.s 49,.
week. '",'
Leave IaylorsyilIs Tue-.,v .-4 r..
dey ats slsam
A4rrive a. Abingdon bv 5t<om
Leave A5iucioa Ale-.i-. -. , .-t.-..
day atsj4am --''
Arrive az Iaylorsv.iie bv 5t<pD
Contracts ilr this seryi.,. -.
June so, 1867.
Bids invited for three t-.,.,. -
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lO2 From Knoxville, by Concord, Lsnoir's
Loudon, Philadelphia, Swee. Wa
ter, Facility, Mouse Greek, Athens.
Biceyile, charleston, Cleveland.
Mcdonald, Ooltewah, Tyners, and
Harrson TO Chattanooga, ll2 miles
snd back, daily, or twice daily if
trains so run, with daily or twice
daily branch from Cleveland, bv
Red Clay, ga and Earnell's Sta
ton, TO Dalten, p miles, in due
connection.
Leave Knoxville daily at l2I0pm
Arrive 81 Chattanooga by $50 D m
Leave Chattauooga daily st2am
Arrive az Knoxville BY S.45am.
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lOO27 From Kingsp0rt, Ly Glover Bottom.
Campbe.ts Rest, IaI E.....
Hawc's n Roads. Jl.ry er..r.
aud Locust Mount. Js I..........
Is miles aud taea. once a w.s..
Leave hiuEsp1It THURSDAY a.. Jam.
Auiye at Joues5orueh uytpu
Leave Joues19rough filIara. .a.r.
Arrive az kiugspar, by4pm
Irpposuls invited 90 cod al Lea..Hrr.
instead Of soucs0oi..rhs a. ..r
twJ trips week.
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l0026 From Freedom 90 Mil Geek. I1-ar
miles and back, gacea v,,..
Leave Freedom "Wednesday Izr
Arrive at Mill Greek by Bpm
Leave MIii Creek Ntlusslag &C 81.
pm
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Canada.

OTTAWA, c. W., September H.-A proclama
ton has been issued aboishing the free ports OF
Sault st. Marie and Gaspe.
A camp for the volunteers of Lower Canada
will be organized Immediately in the neighbor-
hood of Sherburn, on the line OF the Grand
Trunk Railway.
TORONTO, September 14.-Four directors of
the Georgia Bay Canal have resigned. having
become dissatisfied with The proceedings of the
Company.
Seven Fenan prisoners captured off Fort Erie,
in June last, have been released on their o~n
recognizances, there being no evidence TO war
rant their future detention.