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REMOVED

WE HAVE REMOVED OUR BANKING
w OFFICE to the Bank Of Tennessee building
corner of Cherry and Union Streets where we
will be pleased to wait on our friends and Gus
toners. A WIRELESS 4 Co
Oct30-lW
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PROPOSATS

INVITED FOR SEVEN THOUSAND BUSH
i Ills OF COAL, delivered at the various Public
school Houses. Payment to be made in Corpora
ton Checks Address J. W H0YTk
Treasurer BoaId Of Education. IS Cherry 81.
Bids received till November lst
Oct24-td Cad
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FOR RENT

V'HE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE
Il No. Il South summer street. viii berented AZ a
bargain for the balance Of the this with the priv
lege Of next year. For particulars, enguire "a
ABOVE. lOct2i-tf
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ARCHITECTS.

Office No. II North Cherry st., near Church.
r .. BOX S3o---.-.--..--.---......-.-.-NASHVILLE
DL,Aa NSi SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI-
i MATES. promptly executed Al y-,riefv of
DraWlngs for Cottages, Villas. Hot Houses Gar
dens, Parks etc, TO suit an localities and tastes
an be seen at this Office.
REEER TO
JOIN kIREAAN. ". T. BERRY,
GEO. s. KINNEY A J. DuVrtV
r. ii. THONPsoN, RnRFRr THoWps,,
Maj. ". B. LEwIs.
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AdministratOr,s Notice.

HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
IL lSTRATOR of Miss SUSAN c. AKIN's estate
l notify all persons having claims against said
estate to present the same for settlement and
those owing must come forward as the law directs
Oct30-4t JAS J. SLOAN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
South Nashville Street
Railroad.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
Claiborne and Murray's
ADDITION.
I'M THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th,
~ 1866, at II o'clock, on the premises we will
sell to the highest bidder, without reserve,
SIXTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

On the Lebanon and Murfreesbor0 Pixies, and on
Railroad.
These Lots are all well located. and are neces-
sarily obliged to greatly enhancein value South
Nashville IS very rapidly improving; and no one
has contributed more to its Advancement or nat
Eonized the Mechanics Of Nashville more literally
than Mr.. NJ. Q. CLAIBoRNE, to whom the property
belongs.
TERNs-0ne-third Cash, balance, one and two
yeas, with interest
All who desire to buy cheap homes. or make
good investments are particularly invited to at
tend the sale.
Splendid COLLATION.. Tickets on Street Railroad
FREE.
J. Il R. W. BROWN. Agents.
IN $50 Union Street.
L. W. BARNES, AuctlOneer. lOct3l-tds
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To auters and FRmilies.-Nine choice
Mich Cows, aeclimated- one nne Devon Bull
Also one fine pair Morgan Horses Brood
Mares Mules, Rough Horses Wagons, etc, etc,
VIII Doe sold or Saturday, u3ihl, att % O'Clock, by
George kellogg, No. Il ard B South Court
.-raat- Frank vde AuetIoneer.
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The bill reported on the eighth by Mfr.
Morris, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, provided, ist, That the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury be authorized 10
issue to the amount that mayb be required
in coupons or registered bonds Of the
United States, payable in not over forty
years from date, and redeemable in such
time after date as may be fixed by him.
That such bonds may be sold ana. the
principal and interest be made payable
either in New York or in Europe,
and such bonds as are payable
at the Treasury Of the United
States shall bear interest not
exceeding eight per cent. per annum,
payable semi-annually, and such as are
made payable principal and interest in
Europe, shall bear interest at not over
five per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually. The portion payable at the
Treasury shall be paid in coin Of the
United States; and that payable in
Europe shall be paid in coin or currency,
which they shall be made payable. The
Secretary Of the Treasury shall Ak de-
nominations TO be issued, and may dis
pose of bonds ut market value for foreign
coin or exchange for United States
notes, Treasury notes or notes OF Ma
Libitdl DlhkHf BI ptAcI OF InH
United States, and may exchange them
for any other bonds of the United States.
Bonds shall not be taxable by State or
municipal authority.
I'd. That the 5Ondsshall be in such form
as the Secretary of the Treasury NAV di-
rect, and shall bear written signatures of
Register Of Treasury, or other officers d
pointed to sign the same and, also, a
copy Of the seal Of the Treasury.
Sd. Inappropriate moneyfor the neees-
sary expenses Of engraving, printing and
preparing, issuing and selling, and for
agents for this purpose in Europe.
4th. Makes il felony to engrave, trans
fer or import materials for such notes,
except by authority of the Secretary.
with a penalty of twenty thousand dol
lars, or by imprisonment not exceeding
twenty years, or both.
5th. Re-enacts all laws againstcounter-
applicable 10 these issues.
9Th. Provides that interest bearing
Treasury notes shall no longer be legal
It'll. Repeats provision for one per CEN
sinking fund.
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INAUGURATION OF LEoPoLD II

To-day December seventeenth King
Leopold III. took the oath to the consti-
tuition before both Houses of the Belgian
Parliament. Upon leaving the palace
at Laeken, the Queen, in deep mourning,
preceded the King in a carriage drawn
by six horses. The King followed a few
minutes afterward. His Majesty re-
ceived the congratulations Of the BurgO-
master of Laeken, and after replying in
gracious terms, mounted on horseback,
accompanied by the Duke Of Flanders
and the Archduke Joseph, of Austria.
The King and Queen were received
with enthusiastic cheers along the
entire route and arrived at the
House Of Parliament at midday, where q
similar reception awaited them. The
King wore the uniform Of q Lieutenant
General of the Belgian army, and the
Grand Gordon Of the Order of Leopold.
Bareheaded, and with outstretched
hands, his Majesty pronounced the
words of the Constitutional Oath i'm a
firm voice. The taking Of the oath to
the Constitution created great enthusi-
asm. His Majesty then made q speech,
in which he stated that Belgium, a well
as himself, had lost a father. He was
moved by the homage of the nation, and
the sympathy of foreign SoVepeigps and
Priness, 4 thanked them in his own
name and in the name of the country.
His Majesty continued
L shall religi0usiy follow the examine
and the precepts of my father, and will
never forget the duties imposed upon me
by this precious inheritance. / win be a
Belgian King nom my heart and soul. /
love tAose great institutions which a
antee order and liberty, and which are
the most solid bases Of the throne. Nv
constitutional position keeps me aloof
from the conflict Of opinions, leaving the
country to decide between them. / de-
sire TO give those who devote themselves
10 the crowning Of the national edifice
the a2sHrance Of my cooperation. BY
activity and progress Belgium will retain
the support OF foreign powers.
His Majesty repeated the words uttered
by his late father upon ascending the
throne, my heart knows no other am
bition than TO see you happy" and con
cluded by implOring the Divine assist
ance and protection for himself and Bel
gipm. ais Atajesty's speech was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. The
Queen then presented her son TO the
Chambers, and their Majesties took their
departure amid shouts of "Viue Ia ROt!
ViUe Ia Refine! ViDs IL Hosadaa ~ The
presentation Of the addresses of the SEN
ate and the Chamber Of Deputies to the
King Will take place this evening. The
exact text has not yet ~traRspired, but the
tenor IS known TO express a desire for
concord. The city is adorned with flags,
the houses being hung with decorations.
A general illumination viii take place
this evening,
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The receipts OF Cotton by the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, during the month Of December,
were 3,l37 bales. The shipments at this port
from January "a to January 10th, inclusive,
were s,gf2 bales. and about ] 100 bales yesterday.
An experienced gentleman counted the Cotton
in stock IN the city yesterday; it was 2,62
bales. The sheds reported receipts decreasing.
General Market.
The continued hne weather. allowing country
people to come in, business was lively yester-
day. Rain set in last evening with very warm
weather. This decreased the probability Of a
freeze in the Ohio, and keeps down the price Of
feed and produce. We found very little change
to report The fluctuations OF Gold are watched
with great anxiety, especially by those who
have stocks OF foreign goods, which are pur-
chased with specie, and a heavy mil in which
would be Injurious to heavy holders.
FEED-Weak and without change. The ex-
element caused by the recent fluctuations has
nearly vanished. The return Of mild weather
does not encourage the speculation that ex-
pected high prices II the Ohio was cut Off from
US by ice, as st. Louis is.
FISH-Very firm at unchanged rates, with a
fair business doing.
FLOUR-A steady demand but no special &C
tivity influences mentioned above and dull
markets elsewhere, keep down prices at last
weeks quotations.
EGGS-Very dull no Improvement
BUTTER-sdH low and quiet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S3qs3 % and quiet
PeachbIows, in demand and active, at 80 509
50 IS. The market is still bare Of sweet Po-
tatoes.
oNICNs-Quiet; there are many inferior in
the market
CABBAGE-In demand at very good prices,
but the market is completely bare.
NAILS-A good usin doing; we slightly
quotations.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-The de-
mand for all kinds Of farming implements and
hardware, which had been quieter is again IN
II is difficult, if not impossible, for
our dealers 10 keep up full stocks.
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COMMERCIAL.

CorroN.-The market yesterday was "demor-
allied" Front street was rowde with sellers
with samples under their arms Each buyer
come up with, was stopped, and the samples
spread on the nearest box top OF barrel head.
Then began a coutest-Cotton appearing, in 1.-THE
encounters, 10 have no settled value. There
were some orders on hand that were
obliged 20 be filed, and as many holders
refused 70 go below the rates prevailing
at the latter part Of last week, some
superior Cotton not reported, except as on "pri-
vate terms, brought fun prices Very good
Cotton generally commanded good prices. ono
buyer offered IS cents for all Good Middling
brought him to-day, irrespective Of what the
news may be. Middling sold generally at from
Al 70 ~ cents. We append quotations, but in
the changing aspect OF the market, they are OF
little value. The noon dispatches, from New
York, quoted Gold 395S, Cotton declining, and
sales light at soc. The evening dispatch stated
Gold 49,, Cotton dull at 49g5O cents. Thisnews
closed the market gloomy and unsettled.
Among the Cotton sold was the following: a
bales at 20c., 8 at 3fc, and Q at Sc, repacked
y at 8sc., and 81 at 4Oc, Low Middling 8 at 4Oc.,
I7s at He., % at H1zc., i6 at n51c, and li al &c,
Muddlng; y at exc, and 81 at i3c., Strict Mid
ding; 93 az 44e., 90 at 45c, and $ al ACC, Good
MIddling.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Cincinnati Markets


CINCINNATI, Jan. l1.-Flour closed
at full rates, supertine s. 00a
: 50 Wheat dull, 81 rs Corn a shade
lower, SIC Oats 3S4 Hogs active, So
Mess Pork, so so; Lard lSc Groceries
quiet Cotton dull, 4jc Whisky - 25.
Latest from Texas
GALVESTON, Jan. H. Orders have
been issued from Department Headquar-
tiers to muster out a large number oil
troops. 1t is believed that the number
will reach eighty thousand.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate
bill passed authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to appoint assistant as
SCISSORS.
The resolutions offered yesterday by
Howe for the appointment Of PrOvisi-
unal Governors for the Southern States
was taken up. Johnson spoke in oppO
sition to HOwe's views.
The Army Appropriation Bill was
made the order of the day for Thursday
next.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill extending the right Of suffrage
to the negroes in the District Of Column
bia. Rogers spoke against the bill.
A New Counterfeit Greenbaek.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA Washington
special says the telegram announcing the
fight of Juarez, isnot credited there.
Another counterfeit ten dollar green
back bill has made its appearance. 1t is
much heavier in appearance than the
genuine.
There is n rumor in Wall street that
Charles n. Carr drew seventeen thousand
dollers yesterday from a bank and ab-
seconded with a woman OfnotOriOus char
acter.
Trial Of Mr.. Davis.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. I1.-ResOlutious
were introduced into the Senate to-day,
and referred 10 the Committee on Fed
eraI relations, that Mr.. Davis, the prin-
cipal traitor in the rebellion, should be
brought to immediate trial and exem-
plary punishment.
Death II REV. Thomas J. Fisher.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. u.-Rev. Thos
]. Fisher an eminent Baptist divine of
this State, died to-day from wounds re-
ceived in an assault yesterday.
GOV. SWann's Message.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 11.-Gov. Swann's
message approves of the Presidents Re-
tbllSNl uCtlOu BOiANlI Jul bHlNhTt7 t'8Ab
suffrage, and recommends negro migra-
ton to some more congenial locality,
where his distinctive characteristics viii
furnish no barrier TO his enjoyment Of
social and political rights.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ll.-robaccO buoy
ant at full prices; Flour quiet; Superfine
s.. Shelled Corn, in bulk, Csc. Sugar,
~ n.I.,aa Fofp TO V,rspna I -. 1E.
Provisions higher. Mess Pork, S29 to $50.
Bacon, Shoulders, l51c. Sides, 2O3c,
Hams, 25e. Lard, %tierces, 1sc.; kegs,
cole. Hogs, 50 80. Whisky, s. %.
New York Market.
NEW York, Jan. 11.-Cotton firm but
not active at ale; Flour dull Pork, $50;
Dressed Hogs, SD D. Sterling dull at 8;
Gold, 3S4.
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COVingtOn Female Seminary.

The nex. session OF this Institution viii omen
on IueSddy1 the Jjth January. TuItIOu. inclr-
ding the higher mathematics. ancient langua-
CUES etc, per session SIS, with 81 foriucidentaIs
French siU- Music, including Use Of Iusfru-
meni- 80 When tuition is paid In greeubacks.
they viii De taken at market value.
uecIa-Lm. Jas. HOLMES
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CHANCERY COURT-Owing 10 the
snce Of Judge Smith from the city,
this Court was-not in session yesterday.
The following docket, therefore stood
over until to-day
zr. Chas. r Dalton uE e.. J. Morton, d a.
80 Javes Davis. 81 al, cA Benz. JenlieE a a. ,
81. james F. Hicks. Il a.. ~ O. h EAfis e. a.
IS. george ". Winchester e 0-,u- 7mi1l
81. Wla. clark. o. sarah NJ. stanton, a.
3d. ban. Kennedy u.s. r D. AassetL& 70.
ssL- Peter r Bland as Erasmus = hose, ~ u
a@ A II Montgomery, sdthEs a. sam "
SD Nelson sulman e a. us.Norah Lawiess-
80. Williamson King e. al IS Delaney Johnson
-. E5ss CaldweI b. 7. C. Belts.
20 william O. kendall 81 a. 49, Frazer Mus
raL
.Ga. Char@ Levy g. Henry e.. smith e a.
49, James A. C~heuOWith q. n Abbott q 81
ISL Philip OaryiH e w. a. George ". Hanna
sal
$685. Pallp Garyln e a. u. H. F. Clarke e o.
90 Mm- q Lane 81 o., FOR use ETC. 81. A II
Mcdowell a.
$50 = p Phillips u4 J. n. Wing a o.
a1s- o.. d. Al-up and Mm- HA Is same et al
.aA a j. White % a. T. Tllman 4. Bette 81 o.
1rs. J. b. Kirkland a. r. j. r. Ferguson d al
80 Ioh1 ersNn H. Sarah r. Bockhard dL
seL Robert D. smith IS w. D.. Milton g 8L
.aA kleklel 1A - Depauw & Knight
5sJ. The Planters Bank Of Tennessee as. A. tt.
Douglas dA
We are requested 10 state that the
Court viii be convened al ten and a hall
O'Clock this A. NJ.
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~ FUr FesU Oriodns. TicksbuFJ, ydcks0l dno
tfrenudu. three times a week, RIA Memphis 3
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad
80 Nlrhrale. Lalffsutlc and CtactHudA, daily
2l5 d. M. RIA Nashville q Decater Railroad
So Aer fork. RchB0nd, Baltimore, Boston,
ThfffLeiDha1. HdshaE0f0R, and az Extern cites
daily, al Zl5 pm. va Memphis q Charleston
- Cfi-0. Cias1go. 81 Lous. and Northern
and Western. daily az pm. tln river 10 cairo
uE- TIcIsbuTp, uver and way landings three
times a week.
"a MoafJonc7van M8ble, and Mobile & Ohio
Raflroal. three times a week, Al 30 pm
Sc MtensauDi & TeanesSse hdl1odd, three
times per week. al . pm.
e. M-uDhtgd OHIO RUlrodd. daily, at&# I'm.
So Iale Eoak u4d White Hluer, three times n
week Al 4 nm.
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COTTON FACTORAGE RTSINESs.

In which no effort will be spared to render
entire satisfaction to customers Consignment
solicited, and Will In all eases be covered by our
open policies or insurance, unless otherwise
instructed
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
hitherto accorded us, We with please embrace
the Opportunity presented in the opening Of
the new year 90 gratefully acknowledge the
same, and TO express the hope that our future
Efforts 10 please our customers viii deserve and
receive a continuance of the same.
TOOF, RHILLIPS & CIRODE
ja7-5ml Corner Court aud Front SIS.
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BURGLARY on SOUTH STREET-Ges-
terdsy morning the grocery Of Mr.. Teu-
fel was broken open by some negroes and
robbed Of two demUshns Of whisky, sew
eral boxes Of cigars, etc, amounting in.
all 10 about three hundred dollars in
value. The noise made by the thieves
auoke Mr.. TeufeL, who saw the rascals at
their work, and recognized n Of them
named John Barnett, who was arrested
and lodged in jail 10 await his trial this
r...rrfuu
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AN ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK.-There is
In the town Of Nantucket, Mass, elOeB
made by the Hon. Walter Folger, when
he was only twenty-five years Of age.
The plan OF the whole Of the machinery
was natured and completed in his mind
before he commemorate put IL together.
II keeps the correct date Of the year, and
tbe figures change as the year changes.
The sun and moon, represented by balls,
aDneaF to rise aad sat OF the face OF the
clock. with all their variations and pha-
ace AZ m the heavens. 1t also indicates
fhe sunis place in the ecliptic; Keeps ac-
count of the motion Of the moons nodes
around the ecliptie, and the sun snd
moons deelination,
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING obtained from the County Court of
III Shelby county, Tennessee, letters OF adj
minisiration on the estate OF T. J. Harrington.
deceased, all persons indebted 10 said estate are
hereby notified TO come mp and settle wIthout
delay, and avoid costs; and all persons 70
the estate Is indebted are notified to file
their claims @ilAn the time prescribed by the
law or the SAME VIII be barred. My attorney,
d. Notion, No. SS Main street, Memphis, Team,
Is authorized 10 act for me. Dated December z
1856. i. NJ. HARRINGTON.
Administrator OF the Estate OF
e9law4w(s 7. j. Harrington, decd.
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RECORDERS COUBT-The decline in
the gold market seems 70 have failed
% produce a corresponding n in the
whisky market, judging from the busi-
mess before the Recorder yesterday, the
dealers in the latter article predominant
ing. Some twenty odd cases were dis
posed of, and from which the City Treas
ury realized the sum Of one hundred and
sixteen dollars.
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REGULAR ST FRANCIS RIVER PACKET
For Madison. Wittsburg, sunk Hands
and MauTueI Prairie,
SYLPH .-........---...-.-..A Il. Russell, master
This fine and witt running pas Gin
seuger steamer will leave on -[~l
FRIDAY, l2th instant, ats pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board at the
foot Of Jefferson street. JanlLA
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
CENTRALIA...-..... .,.........-.T Tom Berry, master
This fine and fast steamer will de- @
FRIDAY, the 18th jan, at 5 pm.
For freighs Or PasSaae sR4Ely S on board or 70
,.u, JAAhs hooS No. IS 3 f S9s T Assn sif,set.
RFGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Helena. Pine BIuT a Little Rock.
A. Levy, master
This elegant passenger steamer ~
will leave as above on -
FRIDAY, l2th jan, at . pm.
For freight or pessagfe, apply ea beard eE 80
ianlI-2t - Madison street.
REgULAR WEEKLY WHITE RIVER
Picker
For RuyaIrs BIuI. Little Rock. Des Arc
Augusta, JacksOnpOrt,
And all Way Landings,
The new and magnificent sidsa IT.
steamer S
PRES. KENNETH Master
GEO. hAl4Aa---
VIII leave Tor The above and all intermediate
landings on
FRIDAY, Isl December, at 5 pm.
For height a. passsge apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD,
JAS. 4. BOURNE q CO.. (AsehS-
N. y. shippers may rely ON the TycOna re-
naming in the above trade permanently.
nov2S SIN
ST, Louis 4 VickShurg Packet Line.
The Eassnt anu Fast stermers
Platte Valley,
NN. Il. BLAKE -.-.. ...~ '.---.. -....--. Master,
j. q. IsAACS ......... ..',..... .-.--... ......... ...,.... Clerk,
Saint Johns,
A. Il. WILLIAMS .-.......-.-.............. Master,
One OF the above boats will leave IT.
Memphis every saturday al 4 p.m.,ES
for VoEsburg, and every Friday at Z. pm, fOr
St, Louis making all way landings and close
conneett0ns with all Railroads North and
South.
nor freight or passage apply 70
JOHNSON * WRIGHT, agents,
---aT oa NJ FHnng .az
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Attachment Notice

Before John c. Creighton, j.. p,
John Mcdonald, surviving partner, C. McDOn-
aid 8 Co, Is Barney Hughes.
The defendant in the above entitled cause
will take notice that an attachment has been
sued out against him, pom the grounds that he
is a nOn-fesidentof tho State OF tennessee. and
tine case set for hearing at my Office, in the city
OF Memphis, January sixteenth, 1875, al
10 o'clocf am, wheu and where lie can attend
and defend said action, or the case will be pro-
ce6ded with cr poJ1e, and that a 0 Of this or
der be published once n week for four cOnsecu-
tive weeks in the Memphis DAMY APPEAL.
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, II.
del7 laW4wsu@
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C0NCERT-The ladies who have given
several csncerts already for the benefit
OF the manned Confederate soldiers at
The Home for the Homeless viii give
another this evening at Greenlaw's Opera
House. We feel that we have but To
announce the fact to insure a crowded
house, as the concert wiz be very inter
esting, and the money expended will 90
40 feed and clothe those who are by the
late war, left to the cold charities Of the
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ACCIDENTAL SHOoTING.-We learn
from a private letter that Mr.. II. J..
Darby was accidentally shot by Col. :.
w. Thomas, Of the late Tenth Tennessee
Infantry, c. :. A, while out cunning
nesr Florence, Ala, a few days since,
aud died ON the following day. Both
parties are, We believe, well known in
this city.
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GIeantass froSa cur ENehanses.

The mnroyemenis no4 onlv Contemplated BY
nc line 81 81 Louis and 81 Paef PHekel but
actually under way. are Of such a h4l4s' tLa
ne bHble wTu no. fail to aPprellate ELei-
warraIv. The Company's splendid neN ftcAel
Minnesota. which viii be completed eaLts AI
March. win be fouud an honor 70 any Anti So
aaam for The trade. She win be c0nmr14e1
% tn6 ncrhy aud faithful Capt Tom - -
she con0nues y completion unoeE the RSls
supervision Of capt AcAard g. Gray ans
nuaI election Of officers lately uosk Pace nele
Capt Thomas B. Rhodes WEs elected kresidsA
for another term, Capt Griffith SecretasE Ale
Capt. ward superintendent Capt l. ~ MasSll