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The Radical Programme.
Aims OF the Reconstruction Cone
mittee.


Aims OF the Reconstruction Com
mittee.
Tc.egraphic Correspondence Cincinnati Commercisl
WELLINGTON, Jan. 81.
IL is learned, from a high Radical
source, thst the Reconstruction Com
mittee will speedily consider the fol.
lowing propositions, which are now be.
fore them in the shape Of amendments
to the Constitution
First to empower Congress to lay on
an export duty.
Second to make national and State
laws apply equitably 10 all, even with
out regard b color.
Third-To prohibit the payment of
the rebel debt
After these amendments are disposed
Of it is proposed to declare:
Firgt-That it is expedient to pro
vide territorial governments for the
Southern States until Congress shall see
proper TO pass enabling acts prepare
tory to their forming new Constitutions
TO re-enter the Union, which Constitr'
tions must be declared by Congress to
be republican in form.
Second-That 20 long IS a doubt ex-
lists of the validity of the acts of the
President for the reorganization Of the
ate rebel States, Congress ought to
ratify the Constitutional Amendment
| abolishing slavery, and have abolished
| all distinctions Of color and race in re-
spect to all civil snd religious rights.
Il is proposed further, by amend
ment to the Constitution, that the
| Southern Ststes shall give the ballot &c
the following classes Of colored persons.
First-Ali males who have been III
the army.
Second-All who can read and write
Third-All who own two hundred
! dollars worth of property.
It is further proposed that, by amend
ment 10 the Constitution, IT shall be or
dained that secession of q State, or re
sisianee of its people to the United
States laws, cannot take place undel
the Constitution, which each of the
late i~nsurgent States is to ratify.
The above is a part of the schedule
which Mr.. Raymond, in his speech, de-
clared ought to be known to the House
before they voted on the amendment.
which passed the House to day.
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The Legislature Of Maryland have
Appropriated SS009o making in al one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars APP
propriated to complete the work Of in.
closing, grading Snd ornamenhng the
AntietRm Cemetery. which wil he
ready cary "a the spring 70 receive the
bodies Of the heroes who fell in that
memorable battle Their remains, 10
the number Of eight thousand are now
buried Ia he mountains, roads and
fields. in that region Maryland has
now done her part ami looks for the
prompt seton OF the Legislatures Of the
loyal States 10 erstle them TO properly
inter the bodies Of their oWp sOldiess
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A good deal is said in Southern pa
pers about tbs confederate dead at
Gettysburg Il will be remembered a
very great number OF rebels were kill
Ell there. and hastily buried by their
comrades. who made = rapid reirest.
The National srEiy followed at once.
The weather was hot There was no
one 10 bury the dead rebel. IA better
style than il had been done They
were scattered for miles, and OF course.
the rains have washed up bones, &c.
The bones Of National soldiers were un-
buried on the bAttle-helds sbont Rich
mond, until after the close Of the war,
Snd il wss not noticed that there wa
any sensitiyeness about it in the South
Cnm
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Charlotte Loan, a colored woman Of
o twenty-five years Of age, died in this
city a few days ago, and was buried by the
charity Of the colored people. This woman
was formerly the properly Of Ben. Loan,
who misrepresents this district in Congress
She had toiled many a long day without
compensation, for her herd-hearted and
close listed master, and when she came to
die, alter a lingering illness, Mr.. Loan al
loved her to be cared for snd consigned 10
her final resting place by the contributions
Of her poor colored friends. Comment is
unnecessary. Il Is but Characteristic Of the
man. He could take the poor Woman's
earnings FOR years, until the emancipation
ordinance unloosed her shaekles, but never
a cent would he give 10 bury her."
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No. 263.

EOR sALE-BuENA VISTA sPRINGs-ig%
II Acres; enc SMALL Frame Ruilding II Two rooms,
iences Ia order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Rcd, and Bla-k Two Fresstone Springs.
0ae cisiem on the Mill cas- feet front oa the Buers
VISTA Pke; the enhre pl 9 u about square. On
the Isl acrss are found MI, glen, bower. recess,
rocks IA told re- e. p~recip,ce, nL. springs. creek
snd = romantic dive. Tbs picturesque Wstering
Pisce, IN Possession Of the ? ghi msn, can be made
The most st actve sumne CT resort shout Nashville
sad terng only a, niles from the CITY, il easily
rescued Uy private conveyance, and no doubt be
fore m7ny months vii be accessible BY Street Rail
road. Prise e. 500. on sssy 'srms. Apply 20
h. @. SOUNEL. Rssl Estate Agent.
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Herscbel Y. johnson has concluded
to take the position Of U. S. Senator
from Georgia, to which he was elected.
A Il. Stephens, notwithstanding his
letter declining, IN advance, Just before
The election said the people Of Georgia
,,sld command his services. Here is
ms concession
M~ItLFparYIiLg, Jan. %. leob.
,fassFz. b. @. Casey. WIN. Gibson, and oihers
Tho right claimed by you in your note 90
An. ofthis date. I DO not wish 10 be under
.ta.l rs a. an calling Ia question.
lu reply to your inierregatory / can only
~ thai ( cannot imagine any probable case
III which , would rlrHs 90 serve, 20 the best
oI,,v ability. the people Of Georgia in any
POSITION which might be Unsigned 10 me by
ibam I'D their representatives,, whether as
-..r.I With or wthlutmy consent.
Yours O. uly,
AtfANNpEE r.. SrErsENs.
when either OF these gentlemen get
into the Congress Of the United States
may We be there TO see
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The statement that the Tennessee DcleEa-
tsn vagi8 he admitted III week IS not en-
itei O., credit o. they really have less
hopes tlaa thry haia month age. when The
chauees were I've 90 one.
The above is from the Washington
special Of the Philadelphia Inquirer Of
the 8ath ult les a sweet bit for our
Immortals.
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i~oeon,iude win the scrssning Burls "a Of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert A. -
"a. a.ar b. -.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Wood

WILL expose forsale Al PubHc Austen on FRI
Dan. the sth day Of February, ls65. on the
Pubic square. Nashville, Teen, The olOsIngG Gov
ernmont Wood, VIZ.
ss1oS Cords OF Wood, sitlsts a. the Bell Yard, Z
nIe- from Nsshuile, Tenn nesr he Chicken pike.
sHe& Colds Ill le 81 tho Douglass Ya4d. 81
miles bon nashville, near the Hyde- Ferry pike.
- Cords, situate at HsnCo-k & Hels' Yard. Z
mie. nom Nashville, uesr the Hyaes Ferry pike.
@55lA Cords, ia ate at the s,eans Yard. seven
miles rom N~ashvlls, near Chicken nike.
$50 Cords sltuste At tbs Irabus Fsrd, 70 miles
nom Nashville, near LEBANON pike.
Cavalry Depot
WOOL 70 % sod IN quantities. 90 SUIT purchases.
sac 10 commences st 10 % ciork. an.
Terms Cab m Government Funds.
any igr'her Information Eth regard % the Ioca-
ION snn qualiy o. he Woo can De- procured ~
me Of . Of A ". Wills Evf Ms. ani A q. M,
No e Ssulh Cherry street
5y ordorof CsptA K Ediy Chief Q. NJ Dept
A. " WILLS,
yAS-d BIT MAJ sndA- 9. MS
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The Supreme Court Of Tennessee did
a good days work when it laid its hand
upon the Building and Loan Associa-
tions. Never was a more artful device
gotten up to avoid the laws, and ode
ceive the poor man or woman ambi-
tious 10 own homo.
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Price of AdmisnIon.

Curtain rises a. u.
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AT SAME PLACE,
ON WED EEsDAY, FEB. I4TH.
WILL be sold a stock ornsw Blank Books, Sta
~ honery. Mrspprg Paper. AMI 5000 ktandard
Medical Books, coDs.sangI in mar Of
40 copies GraY's Ana omy,
50 d, Dunghson's Medical Dictionary.
20 20 Prs-uce Medicine, Woods, Ben.
nets. Watson's, Sc,
q do Dslton's Physiology,
81 90 Nrchow's Ps-holJgT.
$50 90 Surgery Gross, Fuchseu, Fergu.
son, &c,
400 do Us DHspsnsaiory,
~ do becks Jurisprudence,
% do Parrish pharmacy,
30 do Iherapeuti s, WooJ, ami ShIis,
800 do Minor Surgery.
90 do Surgical Anatomy,
70 do Cheml try, Fownss,
20 DO Weosters Dictionary, SC &c,
go Blank Books, 4 duires Cap. i bound
1850 co do small, ITO,
1875 do do fee, whole bound.
so Reams Writing Plpsr, cap, letter snd note.
10 do Wrspping Paper. assorted,
100 lnkstsnds, Various patterns,
2O0.OC0 Envelopes, assorted,
500 Blsnk Books, miscellaneous,
so Portfolios,
Pencils, Pens, Ink, a.. &c.
ES-SOne OF the Medical books are secondhand.
and viii be sold sepsrs civ.
The Books and instruments can be IN sperted the
day before the sale.
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and b l. Colonel q. s. Vols,
Janzl-Nt Medical PurveyOr u. S. A.
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Fire az muntsrine.
The Huntsville (Als) Independent,
of ,he alst ult says

The NubisRhie AAla) Independent
Of the slsi ult says
Al s o'clock yesterday morning, a ERE
- n the Kitchen II the house occu-
80 IN NJ Joseph Martin. GA the corner 81
,a5~,e- md calhoun stnvet.. near Tho site 81
la g-eenr AcEeemv The house was the
property of NJ y r. Lloyd, and was To-
F-.frovtd-ne Insurance. Mr.. Martin
r~.t-.vIr in silver plate. mrniture. ana
rsnI- supple, having Igg laid b HE
.t.-l sI b,ron. lard, hour. wood. fte. fr
.s-t.r which N was impossible b. move. On.
a,,5urt ii the rapid spread Of The asmes.
The losses are psntsiiy covered bv .n.u-
fanc.. She IRE sas acetdentaL
vtA Large crowd gathered around tho burn
tsr building. bat he'd 10 stand helpless Wit.
nrss.s Of she devastation q ths flames.
40 engine Wa on the ground, aud no water
20 The ere plugs f the engine he'd been
there.
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TENNESSEE LgGIsLArUrE.
SENATE.

FsInAT, Feb. ?, 1866.
The Senate met st 10 a. m
House bill No. lsS, for he relief Of the
Judge Of the 7th ghaneery Division, passed
its third reading.
Ny. Bowen presented 8 memorial FROM
the committee appointed by the President
,fthe Tennessee and Pacific Railroad meet
ing held il the Representative Hall Of tie
Capitol on The 10Th ult., ssking 10 amend
the charter Of the branch Of said Railroad
from Nashville 10 Knoxville, now before
the Legislature, that State aid may be pro
vided 10 the amount Of SIS ,0o0 per mile, and
a corresponding increase Of aid for bridges
and tunnels; the reason fur the same
Is that railroad iron Is At least 100
per cent. higher in price than il
was before the war, ana the price for
labor is correspondingly high; that the lien
en- the stock and fKtureB Of the road VIII
provide ample security to tie State for the
payment OF the interest on the loan. That
he increase Of population, the increase Of
mineral, manufacturing and Agricultural
products, by the opening Of the said road,
will pay The loan made 70 the eompan 20
aid IN the construction and equipment Of
said road. They further ask that it be 50
provided in the charter that the Board Of
Commissioner on the passage Of the Dill
be empowered 70 appoint a general sgent 70
open books for the subscription Of stock,
and that as soon as a sufficient amount Of
took is subscribed and money paid, q meet
ing Of stockholders may be called to el ct q
Board Of Directors, who shall proceed al
once 70 organize the company, by the cleo
ton o. officers and the appointment Of an
engineer to survey and locate The route Of
the road.
Senate bill No 2Is, 10 establish the Bank
Of Knoxville, Peoples Bank Of Knoxville,
and the Peoples Bank Of Nashville. The
following amendment was adopted, after
which The bill passed its third reading.
Provided, however, hat said Banks shall
not be permitted TO loan 10 any person o.
persons any species Of money except gold.
silver and United States Treasury notes.
House bill No. 297, for the relief Of sher-
rod Merritt, jailor. Passed third reading.
Senate bill No. 250, 10 incorporate tHc
Chattanooga Printing Association. Passed
third reading.
Senate bill No. 2l7, to incorporate the
Manskers Creek Oh and Mining Company
Passed third reading.
Adjourned 10 . ofe1nnE a m to-morraU
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Rev. Or. Sehon, one of our arecon-
structed, preached in New York last
Sunday. he is reported as having said.
He r~eloicee that we were again one nation
God had decided that we should remsip one
nation, bound together BY a union Of Lake.
and lands and riyers. and. he hoped also nv
hearts and hands. He left tseorgia con a.
ter the end Of the bloody and rruei Wa
and he would say that the South Is lovai
ana submissive. He desired the President
o. the lnt'ed States 10 know this. He
wanted the people OF the North o under
stshc H. II had been argued that because
the churches Of the South had failed. or
neglected, 10 unite with the churches
Nortn, they were disloysl. Thi. wa
case All they asked was that The hsnd Of
Nnrstan fellowship be extended 10 them,
ana tney wouidr then very gladly unite with
The Northern churches He boped that
ministers would stop preaching about poll
ties and isms, snd ali unite IN pravipG for
the blessing Of God 10 be bestowed 1poa the
Whole land If they would do this. the
greatest moral and religious revolution the
world bad ever known would be the result.
This Is not exactly il the vein D
would have expected after having
read the manifesto of the immortal
Dozen The kind hearted and tole-
rant divine is full Of Christian charity,
and rejoices that we are "again n
nation And in his opening prayer he
invoked the Divine blessing on the
President of the United States and on
our common country" Surely men Of
this character are not TO be feared.
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To the Voters of David
son COUNTY.

IKE are reques' ed 20 stats that J II FsT1sr, spe-
" cal Deputy. II Arlington A Farrsf'e Real r.
tsts Agency, Pubic square. Mstf7dst Polishing
House, viii issue cerahcs'es % those enHfied %
vote Al he easuiug March election, On Ihusdsy,
lst dzyu Of Fehrusry neat. sud on each DAY here
after SUNDAYS excepte1l, M u ne Gay OF eiecaon.
Certificates vi b. issued on The cay q the
Cert fcstes slrsady lssusd may Be- used
o. inst day. These Hho have let cerancslss can
obtain d~upiicEfes. lR1z-n
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at the usual hour. Mr..
Speaker Heiskell in the Chair.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Mr.. Moss offered a resolution declaring it
to be the policy of the Stste TO allow all for
mer rebels, who have been loyal for six
months 10 vote. Laid over under the rules.
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EUNHRAL.

TIE hisads and acqusntsuces O. A. Nelson are
respectfully invited 10 agtend the funeral Of his
wife, EuztA. NEls5s, s, The First Baptist Church,
to-day, Fsh. 81, allan
Services bJ Dr. r.. {. c. Howell.
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AuCTIoN SALE OF
Government WOOD

I WILL expos for sale 50 Puddle Auction ca
i WEDNESDAY, tie 7th day O. February, 1886,
on the Pubsc squsre, Nashville, Tenn, the follow
ing Government Wood, VIZ;
Sos Cords Of Wood, situate on tie Line o. the
Edgeneld snd KeutucEy Rsliroaf.
40 Cords, s. uaIe 81 Hibbard's Yard, on moth
bank Cumberland Eirer. g miles above Nashville
500 Cords, situate AZ McAiuney's Yard. on north
bark Of Cumberland River, 25nlos above Nash
vile.
s5H Cords, situate st Reeds Yard on north bsnk
CT Cumberland RIVER, q mi e. shove Nashville
10 C3ids, situate st Tayiors lard, no. J, en- the
south bank CT Cumberland River, 40 miles shove
nashville.
81 Cords, situate at Tsylor's Yard, No. 2, on the
north hank Of Cumbsdand River, So mics scove
Nashville, Tenn.
Sole % commsnces At 10 O'Clock. an. Wood 70
he sold N quaint ties 70 suit purchasers.
Terms Cash 10 Government fu-Gs.
Any farther With regard 10 The locs-
tor and quslIy Of lhis Wood rl1 b. procured a.
the Office Of A ". Wills. BIT. MAJ. and A. Z NJ,
No. St South Cherry s rect.
By order Of 4. Eddy, US. A., Chief Quarter
master Dep- Of Tennessee.
A W. WILLS
isns0 I'd Bvt MAJOR and A. q n.
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500 Agents Wanted.

We respectfully sohcita Eheri shsr or pst-11.
sEe- AL sork warranted % D. hrsl Ga-s. sal I'd
res onshe terms. G~lTeusEclL
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Amasemsnta
HE a

CHERRY STREET BsTwEEN cEDaRA SAY
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Logs, Planks, Boards and Veneers,
MAY1Rs oFsIcE-

NASHVILLE, lESy Dec p, ls5d
DkQPERI1 oEneT on Church street; on Ina
Il street tetWeeu summer and COLLEGE. ard on
Cherry street, between Chunch sod Ceisr, are here
b. nouhed to contrast sf9se curling and stone and
BRICK pavemcut Sh reTer &c is required, according
70 The speclhcaaoas ard grades which VII Be fur
nisned BY The CITY Eng neer. u SAID work Is not
c0mmenced within ten days from this cate, and
pushed rapidly % compist OF, the Cou1astor for
me street work VII ts Boufed TO construct sad
eurhlE ne expsnse Of Ehich vii b charged 70
the propeFtF Owner,
aSaa W. MATT. BROWN, EEyar.
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One of the ultras IN Congress who
voted to impose negro suffrage on the
District of Columbia, is Mr.. Benjamin
f. Loan, of No. He is a model Of
that class Of politicians, as the reader
will see by reading the following brief
article from the ST. Josepb's MOI
Herald, a radical sheet:
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S~unnYside Concert Hall.

HcAis o. FElcsa -Orhestra Chairs 90 cta. De-.
Srelo = cts Colored Gallery IS cts; Calsrv Is 81.
Boxes s. sna s..
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5000 MONTE !. s,, s : s.s and sF9 ,ssss
men, Teschers, Reuurued Soldiers, and ali Who en
gage in the sale q "Hoilsld's Lie Of Lincoln.
"Abbou's History q me Rebellion" "Heatiey's
Life Of WRshinEion, End ualy Ct1er STANDARD
Work. ard E~1RrnWnEs For terus sod territory
spply immeIafeiT u persoB or b. letter, a. ny
ohos, F.L IIBbLEs
lie Fourth q, It, MsFkst sad ssdsTso1,
aoT23u dts L9GsUls, ~
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
Government Sale.

Extensive Sale of Dry Goods, Bedding, &c,
in Original Packa sss-
Viii be sold at Auction, at tho Medical Purveyor'.
Warehouse,
NO. II MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1866.
BEDDING.
2.ooo HAIR Mattresses. joinlej;
1900 Hsr Pillows;
1900 Bed Ticks;
22,OO0 Couuterpanes, Linuen and MarselIes;
5000 Mosquito Bars;
6l,O0- Pillow Gases;
A., 900 Pillow Ticks;
5000 thsess, LINEN and Cotton.
@.
1890 Shirts;
5000 Drawers;
$3.50 Dressing Gowns
10, 00H ~ehppers;
1890 Night Caps.
RURDREES.
4.O0o ToWe's, fl SIZE. hucka aeA;
l1090 Roller Towels crab,
Loo Napkins;
1900 ysrds Red FLANNEL;
2,4t0 Z" Gulta Perchs Cloth;
500 Gutts fercha Blanket;
l,0OJ India Rubber Cushions and Pgere.
1000 CaGVss Hammocks;
1000 BlsnEet Ca-es:
1900 lbs Oakum snd los,
totton bat Ootton Waddiug, Tape. &C.
4 small psrdun # the foFeg5ifF articles sre sec
ooo nandi and VII DO sold separa ely. The grea e
part are new aud N oil. in-l packsess. Catalogue,
may be bad On application.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surgeon and Byt Gel q. 8 Vols,
JaalI-Est Medical PurTeyor U. S. A..
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Auction Sale
LARsE SALE Or
Government Property.

LEReE SALE OK
Government Property.
AssaTANT QUARTERMAsTER'sO FFICE,l
NAsa7r-lE, TEs.'., Feb ls5S-
I WILL oEer for sale, commencing on the 18Th
L DAY Of FemUsTy, 1855 AZ the a. s. Franklin
shops IN the city Of Nashville, Tenn, 8 lsrso
smoast OF Government Properly, ccu-lsdug IL pat
ss fou5Vs-
Means Of transportation.
Ts9 Army Wagons.
lU1 Ilansier Wagons,
q Ambuiances,
g TWo-Horrs wagons.
- Carts,
Sc DTays,
Al Sets Wheel Horse Barnes,
$50 " Lead "
los " Wheel Mule "
1Nl7 e a
22I " Cart Harness.
Fifth, Bearing, Brsat and spresdcr CHAINS, Jockey
Sticks, Double aud sIuFa Trees. Lead ant Cheek
Lnes, Collars Brides, Wagon and Riding Saddles
Tools Of ali kinds. including 81 cksmiths. Car
penters, N~heelWugh's, Ia ness Maker, MGchin-
iats, Toners and Fauiers Tools.
miscellaneous Articles,
o 9Sl L6A Hrousht scrap iron,
Mss " Cast
10000 Feet Lumber, assorted,
l steam Engine, tO-Horss pover,
10 no Sc power,
" Ia ughg l0-h0rss poEsr,
hay Scales Us.rasnksJ o tln.
Also Desks, Tables, Chairs, Benchc5, Lanterns,
Broorls, Paulins. Rope. &C sc.
This sale comprises articles Of almost every kind
kn0wa IN the Qusrtermasters Department. and
u be one cf the largest sales list has ever taken
place al this Depot.
ssle 10 commence st 10 O'Clock, am on Feb.
10Th, AM continue daily ultl the property is al
disposed Of.
Terms eash-Govemusut un5=.
By order Of
A. K. Eddy, UsA, CbiefQ Tenn.
l. Is. Kirk,
ieb2-td Cap. ByL Ma. and A.. q H..
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Academy Of Music.

Dress Circle and Psrqustts
uua aier---
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No. 222.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
l. CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind. proper
~ as follows A two story Frsne house in perfect
repair, newly painted, or second hank Of the ohio
river IN full view Of Il, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms presses, cupboardz, pantry, cellar and
Cis.ern under the house. Stable under ground,
24x4. Wood shed, &C &c. House stands 50 feet
back fro@ one street AMI 40 feet from the other.
Lot Il on the corner, 60x;5O. with rear fencing.
Also tWO cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
l9JxI70, With rear fence; cisteTn to each house.
and well for both. Al, valued al Sl2 .0Oo.
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More than Two Hundred thousand
or
WHEELER &
INIMITABLE L~oCE-sTITcH
Family Sewing Machines,

ANFl III |~-~T
THIS II tie great PREMIUM MACElNF, nss-
mo tskep arst premiums st the Eorld's Fair,
London. at tue Paris Exposition, a. the lnterna-
nonsl Fairs Of LiEz, Roenig burg, Dante, Asrsm.
Kr ms, Iulin. SIeti1, Noiogle and " sIlar, &C
every ur:sed States Fair, aud 81 Mechsnics fMTss
stase sud County FsITs i1numersbie.
It disoenses with The cid shur e, and raEes the
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