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The seizure Of the steamship Meteor,
at New York, by the United States,
whether the same shall turn out to be
intended for a Gillian priyateer or not,
shows that the Government IS willing
to accord to other nations the same
iustice that We demand for ourselves.
There seems TO be nothing against the
ship, thus far, but suspicion. The Span
ish Consul suspects that the Meteor is
to be pFivateer, aud tina. is about all
Now, if we were 10 follow the English
rule, We would require positive evidence
that the vessel is 70 be privateer, and
might probably demand the contract
Of enlistment. Ne might say, IS Eng
land has done, that even when what
ought to be satisfactory evidence 10
Justify the detention was furnished,
that Il was not enough in the opinion
of our revenue officers, and 50 let the
vessel escape. But we make 10 our rule
of action to do as we would be done by,
and hence the prompt and decided ac-
ton Of the Government Perhaps We
would be little more stringent in our
demands, if the vessel were supposed
to be a privsteer intended to operate
against Great Britain. IL would be
nothing more than fair retaliation, to
act toward the British Government
with the same Incidence and insincerity
with which that Power has acted To-
wards US. But we have no particular
complaint TO urge against the course Of
Spain during the Rebellion. She al
lowed no privRteers TO be fitted out
against "a in her ports, nor did she al
low combinations 70 be formed TO break
our blockade and transport c0ntfaband
Of war to the enemy. There might be
objections TO the harOOring Of the stone
wall at Ferrol, but the Niagara and
Sacramento had the same privilege at
Corunna. Besides, when the StOnewall
was taken into Havana, Spain promptly
and gracefully gave up the ship to the
United States, without starting any
nice legal objections, which might per
haps have been mEde. We, therefore,
should do our WhDle duty to that Power
in the affair Of the Meteor, and it is
evidently the intention Of our Govern
ment 70 give every satisfaction 10 q ma
ton with which we are at peace. We
have Onr prejudices against that Power
in reference 70 her dispute with Chill,
but we must not allow our likes and
dislkes to operate against the princi-
Piles Of justice and international law
Philadelphia Inqdrer
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The Original and Best in the World
The only true snd Perieet Hair Dye. Harm
less, kenabio and Instantaneous. Produces
immediately spiuadId blacA or natuTal
BI0wus wl,nout lnJuring tAe hair OF skin.
Remedies the ill effects vi bad dycs. Sole
by ali Druggists. The genuine Is sigled
William A. Datchelor. AI5o,
ECyensratmg Ertraot o. Ailagfcar8, for
restoring Gl.a beaut. ty1ng t,s Aa.r.
CHARLES BAICuELUh, NEN luEE.
Bepl5-ly
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The Widow DeIano.

/ A correspondent OF the Chicago Jour
mel, writing from Cleveland, TenRessee'
makes the following remarkes relative
to the widow Delano and her house.
She is a worthy lady, with grown up
1 sons snd daughters. She lives in fun
ny old house, built room BY room st
odd times, without much regard TO
style Now all these rooms are kept
perfectly clean. The curtains are snowy
white, beautiful grass bouquets are on
the mantels, and the old chairs smile
at you with genial, hearty smile of a
hundred years ago. Mrs. DelanO feeds
passengers at this junction and occa-
siOnslly entertsins single gentleman
ike your friend ScribleriOus After
listening awhile TO the war reminiscen-
ces Of the place, my good landlady said
she would show me my room She
took me across a little open court, point
ed TO a door which she said was not
locked, said good night and left me.
opened the door and entered the cOEiest
little room that has blessed me in a
yoar's travel The aOor has = warm,
soit carpet; q neat, modest bed, with |
wool mattress and white spread, stands /
in q corner, clean, white cotton window
curtains fall 10 the floor, cheap, simple |
pictures hang upon the walls and few /
shells and vases of grass rest upon the |
FIRE shelf How long have kept |
back the growing glory Of this
little rOom-the old fashioned FIRE /
place, with its cheerful, rollcking |
fire Of blsung logs. l will make no
controversy by saying that the inventor
Of stoves was not benetactOr 10 his
race, but thousands Of dear old people,
ripening for a better life, sadly miss the
bright images once seen IN the open
fire. Well, have no long, weary track
of years 20 look back over, but am
child again Here is q daxen haired
group of little ones upon the warm
and bright eyes see all
wonderful pictures in the dancing flame
and burning wood. Graceful curls Of
smoke dart plsyfuily towards our glow
ing cheeks. and then up the big chin
ney. In the roaring, singing fire are
laughing faces and funny, distorted !
aces, but never angry, hideOus faces.
The whole panorama of life moves be-
ore US in the fire, and we sre little
prophets, seeing Canasns Of fowery
ands and crystal streams in the future.
get between the clean sheets and try /
o sleep, but still l turn over and look
Z the fire. Blessed memories crowd
round my pillow and drive slumber
way. feel sure OF hearing soft foot
ais which can never come again, and
entle tones long hUshed in dreamless
leep, and of feeling gentle, loving
ands tucking the bed clothes around
he weary boy. Now | know that al
his is very weak, but it Is not a weak I
less which makes mankind worse. !
And now indeed good night Mrs. 9
)elano-good night all u
" Heaven iss about us In our iufmcy- I b
-hzds- OF tle plson- house ueEl 30 close o
%
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A DIAMOND FEVER IN PtR1s-The Pa
ris correspondent Of the London Times
writes: The excessive rage for the
possession of diamonds, which has e1-
tended 10 every class Of female society
in Paris, has given increased occupation
70 all connected with that trade. Pa
ris, after London, is the great centre
for ths sale of Brazilian diamonds, and
not only for diamonds, but for eme-
raids, topazes, and other precious
stones. Diamonds were formerly sent
in the raw state TO Amsterdam to be
cut but the operation is equally well
performed at present in Paris. Dia.
mOnds generally lose half their weight
in cutting. The price Of choice diA-
monds in Paris, in the raw state. but Of
small size, is from 30S. 10 20 the caret
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nishop simp.on on the Crisi..

Bishop simpson, who is one OF the most
eloquent orators and ab.sst plbIic men Ia
thi- ultfy5 had a very neat autithesis IN d
magnificent Grafton upon the future Of the
United States, which be delivered lu the
Academy q Music Ia Brooklyn the other
evening. Before she wsr was ended sali
the shop, "there was q party that said
the south vas gone, and 10 vas impossible %
get them back and now these men were
clamGrng thaI tue South had never been
out, aud there was no necessity for Their
being readmittel. There was an0thc- party
that 81 thrlu 3 d the rebellion he'd c1utsude8
that the States could not 20 1ut and never
were ont, that S-aie c0uin nos q out,
-and who had cll'ared them, and, after .
deal Of trouble, brought them back, who
row were Ia favor OF keeping them ou. ier
some time yet.
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The case Of the ..mersor. ,,

y u "IT| % . II n. N on "|ITTT-
Shsi is- OF tle pnson-uouse ueEl close
JF0utae growing hoy.
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We are suthoussp 70 snnouacs PHrxrr,s 6.r-
A ff a. candidate i1f lu,stcs 81 iss ls5u colaty
- The clsaiag Asrch election.
We are sathorised t1 announce Csft TsuS W. ma
seN - esaaiiasa i1r re-c.ecaol b. toe la-s d.
Ooaniy ira-.ee a. tas en.uing darsnslc, .loa.
We are authorized % ann0auce ra0zAs
sHrl2 as candidate for Coausy Trustee. at
The nsxi March e.eljiou.
We are allliofizld 10 auRaun5o "a. D. akEINls-
Ton ~ q candidate ilr elscttlu to Ia. N - o.
CoaniY irlz - ai tas eusging s!arcu e.ecita
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County Judge.

We are authorised 10 Aaaounce WuuAn A.
GlsNN. Es4 Is = candidate isr County Jad9a o.
Davidson C0unly, s. The su- uinl. Msro6 election.
PAoEosRAFEs.-Ph0tographs OF GenorAls
Federal and COniodersto. Inc largest col
leeuon IN tne West, ior sale, Wholesale ana
retail. Remember she Plaeo, Gallery of ths
Gum berland, - Cedar sErees, oPposIlo Jom-
mrcIal Hotel. Iaay2l-u.
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HEADQUAErFEs Z. g. FaRcEs, ,
sTEvENsoN, Ala Jan. "A. 1856. }
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County Court Clerk.

Ne..re auihoIll-d 90 ANNOUNCE Izssr r,ra,r a. q,
esad dsie os County Colu Clerk, Il tar sl.,-l,g
Msreh elecuo1.
W. ARh AylduRlLsD TO ANN0UNCE MN
c ClsDNh 1s caldldsie l0r Counlv Cour-
tiesA, % lstldson County, AZ tae eusu.7s Ns--h
electou- -
We Asa Authorised o. announce va. S. Curar.
aAa csaadate Tor Csrk o. ne C0uaiy Uo1rI II
DaT.dsCu couniy. Tis-la
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REEEbiTr a HILL-Dealer5 10 Wall Paper
NA Winto| Shades, Win oW Glass aud "A 10
grs pho Material, corner Of Church snd Market
streets
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I00o6 From Fayetteville, by Erlso. Flint
vile, Huurd Station. anal Wiurhss
Ger, Co pocheri. a9 al#..s and hass.
daHy, except sunday.
leave fayetteyi.ie. daily. except SUM
day. at S m
Arrive ot ucchcr3 bv I1m
Leave Dechsri daily. except Sunday.
al p m
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DIR. e. A. HERMAN,

HAs re.uru@f 70 Nashville, aud has
u opened tne tsrtal Eals11l rnsri a's
a n. iai( scuth sic nf ne Futlr @-TrrV
square shsre - ~ - plsaesd o. Sc b. c.isaud
oagafry a1sada. lsullsln
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a French paper gives an account Of q
most "touch.ug' scene between Csrl0tta Pat
ti and Alexander Buma1, the great novelist,
At concert In Pssth, Hungary Immedi-
atsly aiter the concert, Dumas was present
ed 90 thc t-autilui csulltrice. when they
t-ll i-tp complimsutlg each 5ther in the
most eZ-rava CANT terms. and finally Dumas
wound up The scene By opening his arms te
she charming artistic and fCrveutiy emhrn-
cling her many times in the presence of
some Sly people who surrounded them
just think of it. She magu fcsut Charlotte
submifuug kindly 10 the ardent sm mbraces
of q wicked lll French M8Iaito The story
ls incredible.
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Constitution Life syrup,
Is the roor Mans Friend, and The Ech Mans
E.e--iH s.
WILLIAM 2. GREGG, N. o.,
solo Proprietor. Nvg York
NoIlaAN q ALLEN,
NOV Is gr8 wholesale ITuEE.=is. .EClt-.
$50 Al ..sH street. d y
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We are aEthorned 10 s1aauD,a EOsrrr4rf,
htsANNh - a can1ldlls i1r sheriff 90 psyt1~1n
county, a tae snsuils Msr-h e.ectoa ectzs-s
We are o. horned % snnouuea ". C. SH,v -
caaiisata ior sheud o, Davidson coanfy. Al -
uexJ March sle-cou
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In Dyspepsia.

And iis attend ant train Of symptoms t sets more
LIKE A CHAIN thsn med ONE. There ls noih-
ing Ia the whole range OF MatsrR Ngdics thsi can
or moment beAT d comparison with It lu tins di5-
esse.
A fan sccount Of this wonderful plant may ha
fouad 10 the llth edition Of the L. s. D4-peusalory
page 1851 and l3Ss
A series OF experiments 10 which u. Bul has
teen n years engaged has inst he n brought 10 O.
81 .ceEsful termIuagiou. snd ne is nov enabled tD
offer % the public co .ul nation Oi NhhhON With
other approved tonic, tia whole preserved ln tue
ta--t quality OF copper detailed Euurh. WHISKY
which he i confident hss H. equal iu he Word.
Ne might furnish Hvoiums o. certlaosfss, but The
pubic have long since lesruet 10 e-uiuate fu'u
thmEs hy their true value The fafe-t plan ls Cor
ssery one 90 test for himself tho virtues a noE
med ciua.
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fE'HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
L Leals IN Exchanges Government Securities
al41 Coia- COLLECTIONS promptly ag1snGed 70.
God. stocks and Bonds s. Id on Commission.
W- ". BEaRT, Prseidsut. EBGAE JONES, Cashier.
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4 AhEf a SMITH, Hos. s6 scd Is Union street,
- up ita'rsl represent the llJsi.g Companies
-a---a Of hsT1old, security, Msnas tan, MeJTopoli-
t-nf fl'eliE and Enickerbocker Life Of New lorE,
snt accidsnt Of CoiuTchus, Chi1.
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DIRECTORS.

?. h. ooLToS, Of Tenn c. l. HEQUENBouRs, ofN.Y
W. c. BuNTs, DELASo 7. SMITH, Of Minn.
A. q. sANFcRD. A. G. WILLS, Of Mich.
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81 A Physiological View of AiarFiss e.
Containing usa.iy u pasos, and l1J me Il,ieI
and Engr4unE- 81 tle alassumy uI lne human o.
< rs d stale - ncatl and Disease. wltn q area
Use on kE-ly Errors, Ils uepi0rau.c Col-cquCucrI
upon the mlua aud bJdy. sLh lls Autla.s flar
u Irealueat-tha only usiilulu ana ~aIlcc-sIlI
mode OF cure, IS shown lY the reg0u ul Cs-ca
treated. A trutll4i a4Flaer 20 tne llarlIed. sna
those cuaIempiHlng mSlr. se, uI1 UuteItal4 lJ-Iis
Of their physcai Cua1iaou. -eul ifUe o. Fus.lgu tr
anY address, on rucuIpt ol - cents, STAMPS Cr
postal curreucy, ty undressing i'r IA Gk0lA, No.
"a hisidcu Aane, albany n D.
Inc suihor may ae colsuIted upon any OF ths
seases upon Vhrh his ulOE treats eitnef perscl.
ANY or By ulal.. aua medicines sent TO ANY usrs o
she WOIli. oCtla-Um
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
5I8 Broadway, New York.
7Is broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, ladies'
Sets Of cold and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florennue,
Mosaic Jet Lava, and Cameo Sets Of Studs, Vest
snd Neck CHAINS, PLAIN and Cha ed Golt Rings,
Sold 1himtles, LOcsetS, New style Belt Buckles,
Geld Pens snd Pencns, Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens With Gold and 81 yer Extension Holaers, and
a large assortment OF Fine JeweTy of every des
crpt on, Of the best makes and latest stylos, val
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EaFILsON, J. W a CO-Msnufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tin, Copper
En Sheet lroa WaFs sud Furnishing Goods no II
COLLEGE street.
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1AiOuOTss
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT fFRoM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.

Divided INTO 80 600 Shsres Of $50 each 1900 shsres
OF Si6O,OOO hsve been appropriated az vorE-
IRs capital, for the dsyeloPement o: tie
properly OF the Compsny.
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BIS iEimltatls preparation a. sAR7sPARI-LA
hss 0ng stood AZ the head Of tha various com
pounds o. tla. taua5.o drug.
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tanned reputation 5uas wide spresd szi, 30 ooF
bnt Of North Am s-icA. but the crUWut oYtly nsr
- its rensins 10 be attained in his d. c-oconycgry
rather combination, for ne does not C'alm 90 nave
Ueea the oiscJyener OF GIDEON, VII ch Is the rssis
Of the BtteTs now offered 10 the public. Ihat A1n-
or bcloags @ the nat We inhahtsnts ut Uculri!
Ameros. 20 whom ils Nlr-uea b We teen known fur
more than tw0 hundred years armed with It tho
Indian bus dehsn 'e 20 The most descly mE.a-lB,
ana handle " thout lesr, the most yalomou8 scs-
pents. tits belief with then, On & while there is
kra "a "a tie body, ths tedrCu potent 90 clie no
msttar Wn' { the i sofse may b..
WhIe Or. Bull .s not prppa Cd to endorse this er-
travRgant prste sion, he Is neverthsls.g sat SIZED
from a thorough ex lm'nnton o. The evidence rela-
ilng q - virtues, that a7 a remedy aud prCrCnta-
tive for an disease Arising from exposure. G ihe-
u..- n .LanL.
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Ths Bridal Chamber 40 essay of Warnink
and Instruction. Tor Young hea. Also, nea ana ~
hEule treatment Tor Diseases Of toe Urinary ana
sexual cyslems-seut uce, IN sealed enreIopes
Address, Dr. J. sklLldN hUU6hION, hoHara
Ascension, Philsdeiphia, Pa apgls-ll
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ment, snd shall hereafter receive the
attention TO which they are justly en-
titleI
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We are sethorlEsd b HHnouice the uaus lI j. n.
OoltiSs 81. Lax tolrct2s BOG -la.e a5I Jllaiy. IL
Lie eusC-ng Asrch rleCuou.
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ATTENTION IRIsHEES t-ChocEs on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, in sums
Of 81 10 SO for sale at Z. n. Ordway's 5ro-
ker Office, No. as College street. tf
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SANDS'ALE

I'VE have on hand a large stock Of Sands Chi.
W cago Cream and stock Ales, which We guar
antee direct rom sands Chicago Brewery, Rthu
kei.
Also Bottled Als Of the best Manufacture. We
have also large stock OF suffers Suppl e., snd
Family 6roceues, which we ARP offering II Low
hElres. b. 4. WOOD a o.,
taik-n a. Union afrsef-
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$5OO,OO
To be Sold for One Dsliar Each

Without regard to yslae. aud not to be paid for IN.
al you know Whist you viii receive
Among those who have acknowledged the re.
ceipt o. VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
cIsuon jaa. J. Is66, the following kindly per
N their names 20 be used
Taylor, Rngtop, Pa, Gold Patent Lever Wstch,
value %. RouL H Hotrhkiss, New Havtn, Conn,
Melodeon. value $50, " = + Willis, " 2td st, \.
T., uismond Cluster Pin, value S3G, Mr., RG Tap
psn l6 YORK 81, Sold Wsich, vslue l25. Miss len
+ llckerson, BnEhNmpton, Y, Msiodson, value
Si0o. Mr \ n stone, 50 Tenth a., n y, Piano, val
ue $50. Mrs Thos a Miller, scranton. Ps-, D.S-
mond Ring, yslCe Sl75 Miss Ellen J Peck, spT ng-
hsid, Ia Ne odeon, yslue 81 5. Dr I Van Rpsr.
MssninEt q, ID C., SO hunting Cssei NEich,
yaus $50. Eds Il Lindsay, Worcester. MSS /,
hsno, value so y . d 4 FarWeIl, Dubuque,
lows, llainold e OPS, ya.ue $50. Frsncis
Moran, 10 fssrl t., Albany, D.. Music Box, W.
lue SO. Mr. c lngersoli, Urbans, Ohio, silver
set value 50 Lieut. 8 Henducks, Wllsrd's Ho-
VI, Washington, u G, Silver Patent Lever Wsfch,
Fsue - Cspt. Waln-r. \ Y silver Watch, " =
ne 40 Geo u VI ood, Nhuhy, CknsdG Wet, sil-
yer Wsleh. 81. Wm Redheld. Columbus, D,
Music Box, sac.
Many persons Who have drswn vrlusbls prisss,
50 not wish thsir names published or We ight eN-
tend MIS- st Letters non VARIOUS psrtss Though
out the country, acknowledging tne recs.pt Of val
ushie g.iis, may b. seen on fie n our once.
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lOO0s From NashvlIc, hv brentwood.
Franklin. Thomr=ou's suuau.
Spring Hll, tartsI's Creek Cl.uu,
bic, Culieoha. Fountain Drtea.
LynnvIle, Reynolds Depot. Fs-
issti, EIchlau8 station. Prospect
Elkmout, Petusylle. lAaf. cod
Athens, 90 Decatur, lsZ miles
aud back, daily. except suHdav.
Leave Nashville daily, except cum
day, at 6.a4 m
Arrive at prratur by Pm
Leave Decatur daily, except sunday,
90 $50 m
Arrive at Nashville Hmm
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Negro Equality.
Mention was made LAST week of the
fact than an eating house had been
elOse1 BY military authority, at Ste
vensonr Ala, because the prOprietors
refused to permit a negro soldier to eat
at their table. The following orders ex-
plain the affair
HEADQUAETEEs Z. g. FnRcEs,
sIEvENsoN, Ala Jan. a. 1866.
Mesrss. l1nsrS &C.,
The hfarer Of this desires 10 hsve- his
supper q your eating house, and as your
house isA Public one, it is expected at Iess
headquarters thst no disinctiou Be made
on account of color OF race. If this soldier
does uet receive his meal, aud IS not treated
in the same mauner As any Of your Gus
TONERS, and ID y0u hereafter refuse to give
meals 70 toe soldiers Of this command. pro-
vided they pay for the sane, and behave
orderly - the same rshns Whs. sha
meals ere served 70 your o-Her customers,
your esta5lishment will be closed by the
military until the above conditions are
complied with.
MABrIs HURTNAS,
Capt. 4Oth U. S. c. l., Comd'g.
HEADQUARTCRs Z. S. FORCEs,
brEvENsoy, Ala, Jan. 26, 1896.
Messrs. Joiuer 4 Co.:
Having not complied with the communi-
cation sent 10 you this evening, from these
headquarters, your establishment is hereby
closed and put under guard until further
orders, or until ample apology ia made at
these hesdquarters for the insult offered to
the Government Of the United States by you
in disregardiug the rights Of one OF her
brave defenders.
MARTIS HURTNAS,
Capt. 4Oth [. 8. c. l., Commanding.
The action Of Capt Huffman was dis
by Gen. Thomas, and the eat
ing-houss reopened.
Is it any wonder that there are ocoa.
sional troubles with negro troops, when |
some Of their officers are animated by |
the spirit exhibited by Captain Hurt. |
MANI
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTs
No Il Deadevick Street,
NASHVILLE

WILL sticn5t the srege-E or en- iiuis Of Ma
w cfuerg. Ri s, QI We g, Ems mes and 81
,-ii,er, .i4-ef OF tls bcs rms AEcIts .Cr
tr, raisbr.fad s-esn l. * roe s ctm Aol--s, OIL
vi fhirsrF,lt b NColey, ci q % inust. Persons
v shinE % plrCla would 60 ven 20 eoA. q vs.
rhlna-v H7rgh @ us siH ave cls pr oaei Ht-ea-
lIou fr t-- e4a tIen lf b.. weave til 'n tl7 '"r-
ne fIe hina hl.ua 81. snt hsve sos1sc ics nla-l.a'
I-f h4.uU b. s.a yer chear. We alao f1ieud
10 ne 5enc-aI RaaaI-EE hJsl1esz, ny Eliilh.
to Hsue.ng, Hr.ss fouadinE c.r-
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'SEH oF bHrnisruoS.

CERTIFICATES naming esch sriicle snd lis
Vslrr, are PLACED in sealed snve opss, vhich srs
well mlNed oae o. ihsse knvelopes, contsni ng
the Csruncaie or Order tor Eome Article, worth Al
least cnf dollsT al retail viii b delivered at cur
rfs,e Ur sent ~ 'rsil 10 sny a1dress giIhlUt re-
srd 10 choice, On The re,e pt IS cents me pur-
hsser vii see Wat At icle u draws snd it, Va ue,
ubish uisy be irom One q Fise hundred Do,ikrs.
snd can then send Ons Dollar snd receive The sr1-
eie named.
h<No Blsnks-EFeTy purchaser gets 81 ar1css
cf value.
Pstes dealing siih ~ nay depend q hsvuE
r-,rlnt returns snd the srlille dr.uo uIl be i'm
f1r.ilsfely ssnt g. any Ed1ress by reru p ulkl ~
eIpre s.
nE - Csrthcstes fer Oae Dollar. Thirteea foI
Teo Doilsrs; Thrty three Tor ESs nolArs. Gresl
lp11cs n S1ts 70 AgeniA
Al le.teTs should b addressed
T. BkNTON 4 90.
Ror $50 Posi Oti.'a, ReE YORK.
uove-ika 2use
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NtHvrLir. IrSS-, pec. 81, lsss.
ngOYrRTT owners cn C'lege srd Market
sf-e.fa ts.fuasa tfe ~3larc ana tr1ad street,
-, trTr, ar F., u r1usttu1i new ssoga ur osies
f,aven,aua tr Co reset tta gl1 ones He-fFef % Z
rcan.res. - rr-rr sHsa H-h fte rpts'f 'us ara
-. |rl 81. rI lss l-ru-ilad IN tnt t Nrg Deer
~ anil asacr. - wrrs rncsl to cqmHenced
4sftin tau days frcm thi- dsis snd pushc1 rapaiy
- COM lefiaa or the CITY s' . cnufrsCt VII iar'fs
IN the same, and TIE 2peuse Ed. h chsr9ed 70
80 y, MATT. Brown, Mayer.
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Gard.

FAsuvuLE, November 2. tse5.
4 HAVE This day sold % Sir. John a. Smith nv
4 entire stock 0l goods, business, o. aui 10 fe-
uring nom business I desre io return IhanEa rl
my customers who have 20 literally patron ed n p
lu the past. cordially rscommend my Young sue
cesscr 70 he business community 81 esntle leunan,
worthy, rel able. snd trustEofilY ami in overy Wsy
desc veg Of their cJ1lience aud esteem.
ianio-to ietz CHAs. LfEBENsTEIN.