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KNoxvILLE, Tenn, Dec. 22.-The Con-
gressional excursionists arrived here in a
special train which met them at Bristol,
with a deputation of prominent citizens.
The excIrsionists were formerly received
here BY Colonel Baxter Governor Brown
low was at the depot too feeble to stand and
receive the party. A large delegation Of
citizens with bands of music escorted the
excursionists to the lamar House, where
speeches were made by Senators Ramsay,
Lane, Norton, Wade, Vice President Eos
ter and others. They were entertained at
banquet, subsequently.
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HIInrHIsON & FLEMING
aenIed PrnnnanIa-

[ Ars prepared to do HOUSE,. sIGN, and BAN
MEX PAINTING in all branches and in sups-
rior style. Paint ShOp-Corner Bank and Print
ers' Alleys novS4-tf
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Old No. Al New No. IS Church 3.
Opposite OvertOu Housed
STRAYFD.

IRON MY PREMISES on THE HARDING
a PIKE. on the 10Th December. a COW. aboSf
s sssl SsArs Old mostly black. white spot on
sBon PACK, branded upon left hip with letter n
whoever viii return her to me will Be hand
soiney rewarded MALCOLM CLARK.
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A CONTRAST. The Legislature Of Ten
nessee brs Just presented gold medal 20
the gallant General Thomas, IN commemo-
ration Of his services In the var. The
ceremonial Of presentation was performed
bV Parson BroWnloW. The speeches made
bv the Parson and thc General on the COCA
zion display, instriking contrasL the vulgar
braeraff and the accomplished soldier.
RroNRlow spoke of s'aending hounds Of
urefches into Dixie" and
took occasion b declare tkat funeral rites
are he only rights 20 which traitors are
entitled. General Thomas, n response,
sIluded nodesily tohis oEn military record,
lore testimony 10 the gailantFy Of bis $3.50
cats Generals, landed the courage and
eaiciepcy Of his soldiers, and did justice 70
the bravery Of the enemy. The TIVE ad-
dresses show toe dihereDoe between tketEo
j. Hgaid, f
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From aIexIeO.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-Maximilian's pri-
yate secretary was passenger in the Cor
sica, from Havana.
The Estafette, Marshal Bazine's organ,
says that the recent rejoicing over the an
nouneement that Macmillan had decided
to remain were made by the church party.
The Mexicans are disgusted with Maximi-
han, and will not submit again to his rule.
Bazne is anxious that Macmillan should
leave. 81 u IT.
Mazatlan has been occupied by Corunna
and his Liberals, and Carayaial has threat.
ened Tezoca, in the valley of Mexico,
granting twenty-four hours for the surren-
der.
The gunboat Winoosli has gone to Tam
pico with dispatches for Minister Campbell.
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LOYAL MILITIA" IN MIssOURI

LOYAL MILITIA" IN MISSOURI.
The success Of Gov Fletcher in the
loyal militia enterprise, may be
CLEANED from the following from the st
Louis Republican. viii the experiment
in this State be Of ike charaeter2
"Fletcher's armed mob sent 10 make
war on the people Of jackson and Lafay-
cite counties, seems 10 be composed of &C
complished scoundrels abundantly able TO
pay their own way. This is cOnsoling TO
taxpayers in general, however il may be
terrible calamity TO individuals. Among
the banditti sent by Fletcher 10 Lafayette
to execute the laws and bring offenders to
justice, two accomplished villains have
been recognized as belonging to the party.
Of four who robbed the bank Of Alexander.
Mitchell & Co, Of over two thousand dol
lars a few weeks ago Others OF the rabble
have been rubbing stores plundering Radi-
Gals as well as Conservatives, and creating
more disturbance and breaches Of the
peace than have been known in Laiayettee
for two years. They are the class Of people
that the DslaOerdt calls loyal men"
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 22.--It is reported
that the Supreme Court viii grant writ Of
habeas corpus in the case Of Mr.. Mudd and
Others, confined at Dry Tortugas, charged
with completely in the Lincoln assassina-
ton. rr
Rumor is current that prominent Radi-
cal member Of the House is preparing a
bill 90 guarantee to New York a Republf
can form Of government In other words
That there shall be no discrimination in
favor ofthe whit. against the colored popn-
laffar
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STEPHENS 3 WATKINS,

Corner College and Union sts-
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A NEW SITE ron THE STATE
PENETENTIAHY.

We understand the Legislature have
in eOntomplation The selection Of a new
location fOr the 7enitentisry, and that
the commissioners have examined and
are about to report in favor Of its location
at Clifton CT FoH ZollicOfer, two and
a half miles west Of the city, and imme,
mediately on Cumberland river We con
slider the location a splendid one, and is
perhaps, the best to be found any where
the site contains about sixty acres
lying in a square. The old location is
deficient in many respects, in the first
place, there is not space enough, and in
the next place, there is no drainage, the
most important Of all considerations. At
Clifton, they would have drainage di-
rectly into the river-wOuld have a fine
landing on the river 20 receive and ship
from, and would have any amount Of
space, with high healthy location, I'M
surnassed In every particular.
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A LARGE manufacturing company in
Chicago employs girl thirteen years of
age as paymssler. She has paid out since
last May quarter Of a million OF dollars,
keeping the tims-sheels, pay roll, and 2
private account book win and for each Of
three 10 four hundred men employed.
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TN COMPLIANCE WITH A LAW OF THE
u city Of Nashville, the Committee on ne
NoTkhouse viii receive sealed Propossls until
.Velve o'clock on Tuesday. the 18th December
Istalt for furnishing the WoEkh0use with
Ound, merehAntabie meats for the use Of the
inmates for the ensuing twelve mOHths-the
quantity 70 be furnished As TnAy be demanded
The Law rsQuiTes the contTaci 20 bs AWARDED y
the lowest Bidder. yAt fstAtE w
Proposals should be left with the andsrsignsd
at the Hermitage House, Church street by OF
before the tine above designated.
JAMES SLOAN,
deelS-lW can Work houss Com
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urnassed IN every particular.
Tnr washington correspondent Of I

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs that
paper under date OF the 2ath inst as fol-
lows:
"The Washington Republican Assooi-
alton held meeting tonight, and passed
resolution admitting 20 membership the
colored men Of this district. The PROPOSE.
ton met with violent opposition, and was
only passed by small vote. 1t was an
nounced that several Of the members Of the
Association would resign"
The Radicals viii find It difficult to
force negro equality upon their party
friends in the District Of Columbia. The
thing may do to talk about, bat when it
comes to putting it into practice there
win be found many z man now acting
with the party who viii bOlt
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steamers sOla.

NEW York, Dec. 22.-Steamers, Araga
and Fulton, were sold today at auction, fos
three hundred thousands dollars, and were
bought by L. W, Jerosne who represented
the Havana Steamship Line. They will
continue to run to Europe. The steamers
took out for Europe one hundred and TWEEN
five thousand dollars in specie tF
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ogEEoE AssIsrA y. s .ss s!! !


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until IL o'clock " of January
I'd, 1867, for supplying this Post with
Seven thousand eight hRndred 1900 bushels
Of Corn. (56 pounds shelled or 70 pounds ear per
bushel)
Three hundred 800 tons of Hay. C2.24O pounds
per toni H.1a -. .tf
Bids may be made for the Hay, loose or baled.
Bids for Corn will state whether shelled or in
the ear. Also if sacks shall be furnished by the
60yernment or contractor. .. 4 .t- ~
Each bid must be accompanied by the names
Of two responsible parties. that the bidder will
execute the contract, II awarded to him
Bids viii be received for the whole, or part
OF the above amount AGirs. sE.s r-Ls
The delivery Of the Forage to commence i'm
mediately upon the letting of the contract. and
the contract to be filed within thirty (20) days
from the letting of same
Security to the amOnt of one-third of the
above contract will be required for its fulfill
ment.
Z The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of Brig. Gen. THos. swoBDs, Asst
Quartermaster General. : cal
E. B. KIRK,
dec2S -5an2 Captain and A. Q, d.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN TENNEssEE.


inst contains the following article ID
Late letters received from Tennessee
leave no doubt that the Legislature will
pass bill comforting the ballot upon the
colored race in that State. twill be noted
that four of the Representatives in Con-
gress, Stokes, Maynard, Arnell and Haw-
kins, voted fer impartial suffrage in the
District Of Columbia a few days ago, and
SO signifed their intention TO go before the
people of their own State on the issue.
Governor BrOwnloW is confident that when
the colored men vote Tennessee will be
sealed permanently to the good cause. In
the new state of things in Tennessee loyalty
is at the bottom Of everything, even in the
organization of the courts. The Rebels
are everywhere excluded, and nothing is
necessary now to complete the success of
the experiment but the comforting Of suf-
frage upon the colored man. The expert
ence Of Tennessee, after all that has been
charged against BrownloW's government
as Bogus" imperfect, and temporary, has
solved all the questions involved in the
to establish republican govern.
ments in the other ten States. The success
Of the experiment in Tennessee is the
pledge Of its success in other States.
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w. +. b. 4 co.

Have also just Opehed q case Of f1s7s
ENGLISH BIBLES. IN elegant bindinEsS
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS. In Ivory
and Morocco; fl1 trt f-I
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. in Ivory and
Morocco; -
LARGE-PRINT TESTAMENTs; oasln
PHOTOGRAPH, ALBUMS. new styIesa sd se
sTERB0Sc0PES. with new French. Spanish.
SWISS. German. Scotch, English and Amsriean
Views. very beautiful; .,l
RAN6'sAMERICAN PICTURES. new And
beautiful;
WRITING DESKS, Rosewood and Leather,
the most beautiful assortment We have ever had;
CHILDBEN'S ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. aon
GRIMAf's ILLUSTRATED STORIES to COCK
ROBIN. dSols-tf
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
rnOM wAsHISerox.

Minister Campbell and General sher-
mln-General Grant Returned DIFF
fieuIty in Missouri ExSIss inedI. Etc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Mipister Camp
bell and General Sherman are expected to
arrive here from New Orleans, in few
days. Their search for the Jursz govern
ment has proved failure. They are in
telegraphic correspondence with the Presi-
dent and Seward; not deemed advisable to
publish the dispatches.
General Grant has returned, sld reports
that the difficulty IN Missouri haii been ex-
plained 10 the satisfaction of Governor
Fletcher.
The Cabinet has decided that the deci-
sion of the Supreme Court, in the Indiana
conspiracy case, must be recognized and slls-
tanned and obeyed in good faith
The investigation Of recently awarded
Indian contracts, show they are SS7, 900
higher than we're the rejected bids.
Departmental business virtually sus-
pended until January
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Congressional InvesugatIng Commit

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. O. Several wit
Eesses were examined to-day before the
Congressional Investigating Committee,
among whom we're Judge Yarmouth and
Judge Howell. All connected with the
commission are sworn to secrecy. Before
returning to Washington, the committee
will take evidence regarding the sentiments
of the people and the management of the
Federal departments.
There was a splendid gathering to wit
ness the reinauguration Of turf sports over
the Metarie race course to-day. Lieut.
Gen. Sherman and Major Gen. Sheridan
were in attendance.
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shahfInr AnaIr.

JUNCTION CRY, Dec. ga shooting
ARRAY took place Al Ogden, eight miles
from here, yestsrday, IN which the City
Marshall vas killed By aoldieF Of The 7th
Cavalry. Two SOLDIERS were killed by the
citizens in return, the same night
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Of the Landing of the
PfIarfHns

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Fhe anniversary
of the landing of the pilgrims at Plymouth
was appropriately celebrated here as usual
tonight by the New England Society. A
number Of distinguished gentlemen were
present. Tossts were offered, speeches made,
and hiIarity prevailed. 'tt-E9 -
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military Commission D,ssoiyed,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-We understand
the President has ordered the Military
Commission at Richmond, Virginia, before
whom DR.. Watson was on trial for killing
a negro, to be dissolved, and no trials Of
civilians to be had before these Militay
Commissioners, This action is taken in
accordance with decision Of the Supreme
Court in the Indiana cases.
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Two Daily ThrOuGh Trains. EalEins
Direct COaneetiOns as Louisville FoF
the Eass, West and NoFth.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 90 1865.

e. Steamers ~ Z. 8. Mail Line leave Louis
vile d9iiy AZ 10 A. y. and ?. ~. arfiging IN
Cineinnat IN time % take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger ear attached 20 freight tfaias-
Leaves frankiin. KY. e. 7.l0 =, NJ. aud GAilatia
st go a. NJ. arriying IN hazhsilie 81 ll;6Q X
Leaves NashTiils at 20 ?. n, arrives AZ Gala
tin CD ?. NJ and af Franklin gtf. p. q.
rr ALBERT FINK,
6ensrnl Superintendent L. \ n. =. r.
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FOR RENT,

nHB BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
PATCH Printing once. corner Bank and
Printsrs Alieys. II 4 Eeli Adopted for PRINTING
Oaice, furniture kaetdIy, o other purpozes
Aprl5 10 fna. Wallace. a. this 0Hes. % % III.
]. b Li1dsley. s. n. eherFy street. q. rf-r
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Tar Three Rivers (Canada) JeasrRai, on
the aufhoriiy Of the Clergy Of the district,
says no Catholic priest there either knew
or saw SurrAtt.
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Innununn,ion

RAIEaH, N. c., Dec. 22.-Goy. Worth
was inauguraied to-day, in the presence Of
both houses of the State Legislature. His
inaugural address was warmly endorsed.
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8EOau Au1NF8AkAs bOotn AnAcEAEtay Etcs
New York, Dec. 22.--Australian adj
vices to November are received. 40
South Australia will have 4 surplus of
one hundred thousand tons of breadstufk
this season. ea} $3.50
( The ship on which Dan Setcheli, Cana.
dian, left San Francisco for New South
Wales, has not been heard from. @ "a
A large number of unemployed men
have asked the American Consul for free
passage to America
The gold fields of Victoria are prosper
Gus. The harvest prospects are excellent.
A fire at Christ Church, Melbourne,
on the 9th of November, destroyed property
valued at $4,000.
A doubtful report says the U. s. steamer
Lancaster foundered near Cape Horn.
The Governor of New Zealand urges
the raising of taxes by stamp duties instead
of custom duties.
South America, Peru and Chill have de-
termined to reject the proposed terms Of
mediation from France and England. Spain
must salute their flags, abandon their
claims, and return the 100000 received
from PeaEots government.
The preparations for war continue.
A treaty, offensive and defensive, has
been formed between Bolivia and Para
quay, the former TO supply 10000 troops
and carry the war into Brazil. rI
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Messrs. Cramer
& Williams wagon and agricultural i'm
plement works were destroyed by FIRE this
morning. Loss $4,000; insured forS1S. goo.
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Ruslneas ChanRe.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE. ENTIRE
III Drug establishment 81 W. 4. FosTER.
Ne. q Pubic Square. will continue the buzi-
ness al the old stand. and respectfully sQlcit the
pSt,IohaFe 81 " nlenes ~ - rs pun se1e.
articles In my lima. and will ssll n the lowest
prices possible "a q e r. s. POTTS,
decle-lW . Public Square.
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BOsT0N, Dec o. The lOurneyman tail
ors strike has ended, and they have re-
sumed work at former prices.
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Number of Arrests.
strike Ended.

NEW York, Dec. 22.2There we're 81
600 arrests here in the psst year. Eighty
three persons were arrested for homicide.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EA-
sting between joan DoHglas and David Dun
can i this dag dissolved b. mataal consent, Mr..
Dgq5ina re.irinE fron tksegncsTn- Tbs bushes
plll Be carried on by Darid Duncan and All
i4debsed . he old firm Eill plesse settle with
either party. and AL having claips REaiEst sane
will present then 20 Mr.. Duncan tor settlement
within tue nsxt thirty days- dscls-lW@
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LIVE STORES on COLLEGE STREET
IT between Church aud Union, nov Oceapied
by Messrs BnREs 4 Co. Link. Hummer and
DOlin. Possession given Isl January next
Apply 10 = Jos. W. ALLEN, Agent.
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Valuable City Property


Frsak A. Irwin, Admir-, VS., James Irwin
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
O County Court Of Davidson county. rendered
at its December Term, 1866, In the above cause
/ viii sell az Public Auction, at che south end
Of the Court House in Nashville, on Saturday,
sac 18th Day Of January. 1867. the fol
loving described property belonging % the
estate Of Rachael Irwin. deceased, tO-Wit:
One lot situsted on the corner Of Spruce street
and an alley. adjoiningthe Hume School Baud-
inc lot" In the city Of Nashville fronting is
fees o. an allry. On which lot Is erected s frame
dwelling house Also, four lots situated on
Maple street in South Nashville. each fronting
II feet on said street. and running back 20 an
aliey, said last mentioned lots being uninpr0yed
TERNs; One-fOurth cash. and balance on a
credit Of s. 10 Is and q months Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, with personal security
required for unpaid purchase money, and lien
retained, etc.
dec22-td P. l. NICHOL. Clerk.
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SAFE Robhed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-7-The safe of
n. q. Cochrane, was burglarized last eve.
ming, and robbed of government securities
to the amount of $4,000.
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BosroS. Dec. 22.-There we're large sei-
aures yesterday Of liquor stores AID saloons
AZ Worcester by the State authorities.
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Prom Canada.

MONTREAL, C. E., Dec. 22.-The COM
mander of the militia writes 10 the Tran
script denying that the calling out of a
detachment Of troops at Sweetsburg was a
scare, and says the step was justified by
information received that two regiments
had been armed with Enfield rifles.
SwEETsBURG, Dec. 22-Terrence Nc
Donald, placed at the bar charged with
being British subject, was indicted the
same as Maddin. The COUNSEL asked
for postponement of the case till the 29th
of December, to prove that Mcdonald is a
LIVERPOOL, Dec. p, P. N.--The cotton market
haturslized sitizen of the United States. APP
plication was refused on the ground that
naturalization in the UnitedStates did not
exempt from liability as a British subject
tn ejury in Smiths case could not agree,
and were discharged.
SwRETsBURG, Dec 22-After the evil
dence in the McDonald's case was given,
Devlin addressed the jury for the prisoner
and concluded by appealing 10 the jury and
10 the Judge, AZ they would be judged them
selves when called upon to render an &C
eonnt before the Great Creator.
Mr.. Ramsey followed on behalf the
Crown.
SWEETsBURa, G. F., Dec. 22.-Terrenee
Mcdonald, chargej'with being British
subject, and indicted with Madden, was put
on trial. Mr.. Deylin then asked for a
postponenent, to enable the prisoner to
prove that he had been naturalized in the
United States. Tbs Judge said, in accord
anee with the decision of Chief Justice
Draper, he felt bound to decide that natu-
raliEation in the United States did not
exempt the prisoner from liability as q
British subject.
The case proceeded and the witnesses
we're sworn. They recognized the prisoner
as one of the armed Fenisns at Chadbourn.
Mr.. OHalloran, the prisoners counsel,
argued that tn ofense charged was not a
felony, and that the indictment was wrong
ly laid. The objection was over-ruled by
the court. After arguing the case it was
given TO the jury.
The jury in Smiths ease could not agree
and were discharged. They stood eleven
for acquittal and one for conviction. Court
adjourned.
The jury being called at o'clock re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. The pris-
oner Mcdonald was taken to Jail to await
trial on other charges. ~.
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NTALUABLE BUSINESS BDUSE AT
' AUCTI0N.-We win sell on the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at ~ O'Clock ~, the
valuable two story BRICK HOUSE, No. SO North
Market street, between the Store of Douglas,
Son x Co. ard the Union Hotel. Lot fronting
q feet and running back l4T With little re-
modelling khis would make a good Jobbing
House, being in the immediate vicinity of the
Public Square. Terms made known on day Of
sale. ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
dee23-lW Agents.
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7 WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE, on BROAD
i Street Pike, with Twenty Acres Of grouEd
attached for Fiity Thousand Dollars. payable N
Ten Equal AnauaI Payments.
each bearing interest, With good personal o. other
security for the FIRST 1Fe payments.
A description Of the properly y unnecsssasy.
Come and sK1mlnsif.
PosssssiOn Given Immealately.
Ll--- VII. GORDON.
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IARGE TWO STORY BRICK Dwell.
~ has. eontainiEg - ROOMS, With 1srganff
rooms, erib. stables. carriage house Emoke
hose. etc, etc. ~ miles from The eity umits,
on the Lebanon Turnpike road. visa y o. g
acres % choice land. with several springs q
excellent Water aud q coed gel In The yard
fhis "a one u the most beaufiIai and healthy
locations IN the Yicinity Of NashFIlis. adl0ininr
and east 81 W. q ~ Campbsil ApplYto
NJ. Q. ~, CAMPBELL OF
dsel52Ee ". c. GOoDLEIT.
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CUMRFDTANn GOAL.

The Cheapest and the Best
4 EAYE YOUR ORDERS FOR YOUR
IA HintsI.g supply az he once q ARzIsoIoS
win see them promptly filed When oTdsrea
's''N' --- ~ ". Is. WATSON, AGENT
desl2Im faT ~. o. Loa4N
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I HAVE REMOVED ny Law OFFICE To
i NO. &c PUBLIC SQUARE, up stairs, four
doors north Of Cedar street.
dec20-2E b. MICHAEL VAUGHN.