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Accident.

On CRY. Pa, Nov. lbs. D. Slate, Of Temp
kins county New York. an operator in the en-
ploy Of the Western Telegraph Company. was
run over BY train, at Boyd's farm. and seriously
injured. lie died this morning. The remains are
in charge Of Masonic brothers.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

THE utter instability, self-seeking, and
hollow-heartedness Of the mass Of the North
ern politicians is only equalled by their
manifest want of wisdom, principle and
patriotism. When public opinion is guided
by such men, and craftsmanship is drawn
from such source, the dangers to the
Government are positive and alarming.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

TENNESSEE brands ANDREW JOHNSON as
a traitor, and his policy as an infamous sur
render to rebels. What says Missouri p
81. Louis Democrat
If Missouri says it is the truth, then Mis-
souri, lies.-Mo5ile Register.
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New YoRK, Nov. 15.-It is understood that
soon after the opening of Congress the House Ju-
dietary Committee will review the whole subject
of the assassination plot, and examine witnesses
relative to Jeff. Davis.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

THE Northern Conservative press, so IA
as received, condemn the proposition of the
Chicago Times to abandon the President and
go for" negro suffrage.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

THr Richmond Eramihsr SAYS that about
six years'ago, just after the Ponnsylyania
election, in October, the General then Mr.
BUTLERl was urging as, in private inter-
view, into the secession movement"
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FROM BOSTON.
To be Hung.

Boston, Nov 15-James Brown, eolOred sea-
man. convicted of murder on the high scar, and
to-day sentenced to be hanged on Friday Deeem-
hail
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BALTIMORE, Nov, 15.-Messrs. Kinds and Woods.
the old Board Of Police Commissioners. formally
surrendered this morning 20 the new Commission
ers who have fully entered on their duties at the
CoEnmissiQner's Office.
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum
GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.

FpHTs INSTITUTION BEING NOW N
i operation. those who desire the admission d
Orphans may correspond With Mrs. A. q. MrE-
POD. Corresponding Secretary, Who Will furnish
blank forms Of application, and al other tnior-
nation. Guardians. etc. are earnestly requested
not % send children 10 Ci1rksyilie prior % snrh
correspondence, ~ the 0ticers Of the Institution
VIII be responsible for the care OF DO children
whose case has not beer previously considered ny
them. MARION HENRY, President.
Papers fhrouxhout the State Who desire 70 AID
charity most urEeutly demanded. vii copy the
above in0gg-lm
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

ON Wednesday. the 27sf of November,
" on the premises, at the corner Of Broad and
McLemOre streets, | will offer for sale all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Of the late
Mrs. THOMAS Nancy, consisting Of one Extra
Piano, Parlor Mirrors. Sofas. Chairs, Wardrobes,
Carpets etc. etc. Terms, Cash.
DIR. W. b. NANCY,
nOvI1-td Executor,
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says;
at is understood that TRAD. STEVENS, at
the opening Of Congress, will move the APP
pointment OF a joint committee, charged
with the duty Of investigating the official
conduct Of President JOHNSON, and report
ing what action, If any, is required by Con-
gress."
This is probably nearer a correct state
ment Of the 6rst step of the Radicals on the
assembling Of Congress, than has hitherto
been given forth.
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To Nashville Business Men.
The Murfreesboro Monitor
Is ONE OF THE
BEsr ADVERTISING MEDIUMS N
TIE STATE

DEING PUBLISHED IN ONE OF THE
ID wehlfhiest districts Of the State. aud having
large and increasing circulation in Rutherford
and adjacent counties.
Business men who desire On excellent adVar-
Using medium cannot Ind a better ode than lhe
murfreesboro Monitor.
II. G. MCLAUGHLIN.
noy6-lm. Publisher.
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE. -FOUR
"A large rooms, and a porch, with three and
half acres of garden lot attached, within a short
distance of the terminus OF the Cherry Street
Raj road. Terms, $500 year quarterly, in ad-
vrnce, and possession given Immediately
Also, will lease on favorable T. rms several Of
the most beautiful uuimprOved Lots around the
city, for number Of years. containing from one
half TO five acres. suitable fer residences or mar
ket gardens, Immediately adjoining the corpora
ton and distance a few hundred yards Of the
Street Railroad.
For particulars call atmy Shoe and Leather
Store, corner Of Market and Church streets Nash
vile. JAMES w. HAMILTON.
nOvle-1w
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Residence and Extensive
Tan-Yard:

Together with a Stock Of Two Thousand Sides Of
Leather, in the watts. The dwelling contains six
rooms and there are buildings on the premises suf-
hcient 20 amply accommodate all the hands ne
cessary to carry on the Tan ard and ShOe-Shop,
which is well organised with competent hands.
The Tanner thoroughly understands the business.
and the Foreman in the Sh0e-shOp, is one of the
most competent and reliable W0rkmen in the
South, ali hands expect 10 remain at their posts.
The demands for Leather and Shoes is sufficient to
consume all that / can manufacture.
The Tan-Y ard property embraces Eighty Acres
of Land, on which is a fine Orchard. Adjoining
this, l own a Tract Of One Hundred and Sixty
Acres of Land. with comfortable improvements;
and another Tract of Two Hundred and Twenty
Acres. Sixty Acres of which Is cleared, with com
fortable improvements. and choice orchard; the
buildings on this place are situated within half
a mile of the Depot site. These Lands lie
compact and | will sell ALL OF part, to suit pur
chasers, very low, if application be made within
this year, 1866.
Address me, at KoseiuskO, Attola county, Mis-
sissippi. LEMUEL DOTH.
nOvl5-IaWdkW
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MRS. II. RODES.

DROP0SES To RENT. Or LEASE. HER
il Finely Improved Cotton Plsutaiion. con
tanning Twelve Hundred Acres Of Land.
iaiuated 10 four miles Of Pulaski Fer Particular,
apply 20 DR.. ATCHIS0S. Nashville.
octgS-tf
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENFs


DRRS0NS. DESIRING LOANS ON FIRST
i Glass Mortgage Notes. will address +, H;s
Lock Box a, over their proper signatures, with
DESCRIPTION Of property, amounts wanted. etc.
uoylG-lW&
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EVERY TRAVELLER

GHOULD PROCURE A REGISTERED
- Ticket or Policy Of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company. Of Hartford, the same hav-
ing q large Cash Capital. All the Accident Com
panies Of note in the United States having been
consolidated into this one.
A 5000 Ticket, for one day costs only = cents.
For three DAYS, only IS cents. For five days only
81 . cents. For ten days only g 50 cents; and
on for thirty days. These Tickets. cover not only
Travelling Accidents, but all others. They are
printed on soft paper, are easily folded up and
put IN your pOcket-bOOks as n bank note, and each
one has upon ils back perfect Miniature Policy.
For sale at the General Railroad Ticket Office.
corner of Church and Summer streets, opposite
the st. Cloud Hotel, Nashville.
JOSEPH NASH.
novS-lm Agent Of the Company.
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$50 REWARD.
OTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES. ON THE
- NOiensville Pike, near Nashville on Tuesday
night October 30th. one small DARK BAY OR
BROWN HORSE, white hind feet, star in the
forehead, collar marks on the shoulder, rather
pony built five years old. Also. one BAY HORSE,
blaze face. branded U. S. and ]. c., blind in one
eye. has been cut for the hooks. about fifteen
hands high, eight years old white hind feet.
l will pay the above reward for their delivery
to me, OF inform ton that may lead to their re
covery, at my Shoe and Leather Store, corner Of
Market and Church streets, Nashville.
JAMES W. HAMILTON.
nOVl6-1Wd-Wlt
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NEW PLAN.
B II - II IN ~ u RAN g T.
FOR THE
LEAST MONEY!
CASH ASSETS
THREE-F0URTHS OF 4
MILLI0NI
IF $3.50 WILL BUY POLICY OF
$4,000 IN A MUTUAL COMPANY.
IT WILL BUY ONE OF sIi.8I9 IS
IN TIEIS-A DIFFERENCE on
ALMOST FIFTY PER CENT.

THE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 Of Hartford issues Life Policies for the whole
period Of Life. Also. Ten Year NOn-Eurfeit-
able Policies. And AZ a new feature in the
system. they issue Policies covering, not only
death, but bodily injuries-the assured receiving
weekly compensation, while totally disabled from
attending to his usual avOcatiOns. This Obyiates
the necessity Of procuring separate Travellers OF
Accident Risks.
Parties seeking either Life or Accident Iusur-
anee or both. would do well 20 call on
JOSEPH NASH.
At the Ofiice Of the State Insurance Company.
Second National Bank Building. College street.
Oct24-lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-12

fitted 70 talk the sate Of nour market than TO
speak In the hoass. Mr. Rowland Ia the third psmbss
Of the reform party in the Cabinet and the Least Of the
three. His influence among the people IN the West is
however Of some consequence; and he is lifted for tho
duties Of Postmaster General
HON j. DARcY N'aEB,
Minister Of Agriculture is fluent speaker in the House,
and Is in that respect OF the best Of the ministry
More witty and discursive than Mr. Mcdonald he Tess
pointed and effective in his speeches In the House Il
may be said that Mr. MCGEE likes 10 hear himself speak,
being well aware Of his talent He has been in two
being warm friend OF the same, change that has
been brought about by his getting good Office In Cana
d. he now processes to see the error Of his ways M
the West division Of the city Of Montreal, IN which
there are large number Of Irish electors Il Is they
who have fought him into his present position the step
70 which was a seaein Parliament
Hcx A. CAMPBELL
This minister Is Commissioner Of Crown Lands He -
a OF quiet influence In the west OF Canada, and
brings good deal Of ability TO the Cabinet The ONCE
Of Commissioner OF Crown Lands does not require man
OF brilliant talents II only needs with good general
ideas OF the wants Of the country and its
the way TO open up those resources and 70 attract set
Campbell is well fitted Mr. Campbell is the second
leader Of the conservative party in tho West
o. cHAPAIs
Mr. Chapais IL the Commissioner Of Public Works
He is Of the four French Canadian members OF the
Cabinet and the third in rank Mr.. Cbapas is man Of
ton, having been long In Parliament. He holds an
office Of importance, and ought TO DO alive 10 the wants
81 soema s 70 new % S
that river with Lake Michigan, and afford the most
direct route for carrying the produce Of tho West to the
seaboard, comes into his Office, ard gives him
sion TO show his talents for public works, will the
enlargement OF the <Velland canal.
HON. IT, 4. IANGEvIN.
This Minister is the Solicitor General, East He Is
lawyer and man of some influence with his compa-
trios Mr.. Langevln Is the fourth French Canadian In
the Ministry, and the least in influence His Office rem
ders him assistant 10 the Attorney General East and
only requires man well versed In law. He Is steady
blue, or French Canadian conservative.
IION MUQ
is the Solicitor General West and the twelfth member
Of the Ministry Mr.. Cockburn is lawyer, and man
of some influence. His Office renders him deputy Of
the Attorney General West and therefore he has &C.
70 display talent he possesses any but In the
House he can distinguish himself by good speech
LEADING PROJECTS OF THE MINISTRY.
This ends the list Of ministers or the twelve, nine
are conservative and three reform: Eight OF Eng
lish origin and four OF Frenchthat Is twothirds Of
the former and one-thlrd Of the latter
The present leading schemes Of the ministry are:-
!. Confederation of the provinces
2 Construction Of the Ottawa Ganal-enlargement OF
the Welland
Opening OF trade with Cuba Brazil and other
tries not now In direct trade with Canada.
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1THE nenI 49,. s. 2. ssx.r.rr,s. !,
60, 10 "a fsrsSr, q x us2s.. ys,,ss q -
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Q A N A p A..
Its Military Strength and Means Of
Resistance to the Fenians.
SKETCHES OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY.
~~~~~~~~->~~~~~>~~~~~~
Their Antecedents, Politics
and characteristics.
Leading Projects Of the Coalition
Government.
&c. sc. sc.
SKETCHES OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY.
Military Divisions Of Canada. I

Military Divisions OF Canada.
Canada is divided into two great military districts,
va: Che eastern and western Each IL under the
mand Of major general and Montreal is the headquar
tam Of the army In Canada u ogs1 4 tsa
rg THE LOWER CANADA DISTRICT.
This extends from the Gulf to the Ottawa river includ
ing the country south Of the st. Lawrence In command
Of this district is Major General Lindsay, who has his
headquarters at Montreal The force under his orders
TO about I'VE and half batanons Of infantry
four companies Of artillery and three Of enginees In all
about four thousand five hundred for duty and they
Arc statoned "a folloWs.- ..
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yhs minister 10 Premier he 10 man q some rank
anA fair Legislator; but he n not the real leader q the
ainistsy Afer the dosth Of sr rachI was thought
sdsisabn % put q The class u the head Of
~ body, and be selected for the post which he
nawsshi aisnity. mo Attorney General Kass u hss
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FINANCIAL.
LII HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE WHINING
n ton and Manchester Railroad Company, North Carolina,
respectfully requested to make themselves known
possible TO the undersigned, NJ X Jesup Co..
Agents OF the Company New York giving class and mum
beers Of bonds held by them respectively that the Company
with matters relating their interest
,..,..u. .v pE M NJ pRANE,
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TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u INTEREST DEPARTMENT,
NEW York, Feb. s, 1896
Schedules OF 3D thirty and three enths
Coupons payable February 16 will be
for examination. II. H. VAN DYCK.
Assistant Treasurer United States.
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-iHA The Canadian Ministry.
.Eslt.t.lrsas MONTREAL, JAN a. 1900
fhs present Ministry Of canada beirg famous one
svtng TO coalition, brief sketch Of its members viii
sos BE- withdrawing The following 10 List Of the nota
BE tweivs:- ~ - A
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6rrovfncisl Secretary. ne y one q the three reform
sabers Of the Cabinet and may ~ almost regarded
6oueHn n q man OF ability, and - editor By profession
ess ysas 40 be- whom wiring aG.inst We scs q The
mi.istry q that ume fbe Macdonald -csssr advised he
4 ~ Unnsd nnss for better safe ~ poitss.i asrx
wiQh meant cutting loose from The British crown me
fnanAtsr now snys kaf ne v~s m ~ Msc6ou9n1l
h now - Ne ksad Of the commercial commrsm sans
futh n Jock for nov markets for Canada produce he
$500 ks ym nis nors innuenes nod ne ss'osis =
so@ ! = ss~r4sp sl ~ q es.a'
,Thh h ~ peSsna8W 6ssenl ne h . -
$50 =: =. =: 49,! ! l::s t; DIS : . ! ~ -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-19
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
Young who wish to qualify themselves for Busi-
ness Life, have unequaed advantages for doing at
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.


stories the large doubls building al the N g. Of
CHESTNUT aud SEVENTH Streets, is well lighted,
and fitted up In style Of elegance aud convenience
which Is unsurpassed.
The instruction given here Of the most practical and
character The appreciation OF its value is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred students were in attendance and ALSO by the
readiness with which its graduates secure lucrative
to the College for them.
The course Ofinsruction includes
BpoK.KEEPING,
which is tAughtin all its departments and applicAtonp
just 1t Ia Practced by tho beat accountants and busi
men, Each student opens writes out aud closes
several set of books adapted to the various branches
In business, such rs Promissory Notes Receipts Ac.
count Currents Account Sales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C., and Is instructed in the large
variety Of transactions and customs ofhuainess life.
pRNMANsHIP.
which Is important 70 every business man. receives
especial attention, and the method Of instruction pursued
here is we'll calculated to make elegant and rapd penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
Including interest," proat and Loas Avsragn
Exchange, &c. is taught in ts shortest and most ap-
proved methods
CoMMsRChI Law, MATHEMATICS. and DETECTING couN
BRFET MOTIFS are included in the course Of instruction
TELEGRAPHING
both by Sound and Paper is taught by ofthe bes
OF practical ard experienced operators, and every facility
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
minute Of the profession.
department has been opened for the reception al
Of ladies for instruction in this branch The great and
Increasing demand for Feent operators offers un
usual opertunit sior remunerative employment.
As instruct is given to each student separately
those who wash enter for any particular branch dc
go.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks
oording TO the number OF hours daily devoted to ID.
handsome Diploma with the seal of the inst tuition
tAched. Is awarded en- graduation.
Students received at time, and instructed
at such hours may best suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, SC, may be obtained
gratis on application
E-CRTTESDENs series Of Practical TreAtaes on Book
KERPING, andPJUDGE sHARwOQps lectures before thu
stpdents, on Commercial Law. for eae at the College.
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DWELLING HOUSES AT PUBLIC
~ sALE-Wiil be sold at Public Sale, on SATURDAY
February 3D. 1865, st the hotel Of Morris Dickinson ID
Market Street above Second, the following descYbej
Houses and Lots, belonging to the Estate OF Peter po
ter, deceased.
No. 1.-The two story Brick House and Lot stuatel
on the southery side Of Fifth Street. between King an
French Sire is, mo 1869 Nineteen feet front on Fjf
Street. and extending back that width fifty four e- h
the contents thereof more or less.
No. 2.-rhe two two story Frame Houses and Late
situated on the westerly side Of Orange Street tetween
Fourth and Filth Streets, (Nos AIS and 4l7) Twenty.
our feet one inch front Orange Street. and extending
back that width siXtytwo feet four inches
oOl square feet nehes be the same more or less with
he privilege of passing the back water on said lot 10
through the Sewer through william Riehman'A lot
al NO S-The two story Brick House No 423 Orapre
street WESTERLY sde) with the lot thirteen feet one inch
'front.' on orange Street. and extending back ixtyt,ro
leet iour Inches TO william Richman's line, thence along
sag line thirteen feet two Inches containing $40 feel
ncnes pe the same more less with the privilege of
passing the back water said lot to and through tbe
sewer through the said William Rchman IS lot
u NO. 4:-The two story Brick House No bOT Oranga
street, West side) with the lot fifteen feet front on or.
ange street. and extending back that width forty e
70 an alley fourteen feet wlde leading 10 Fifth Street
containing 60O square feet of ground be the same moro
or Lose with the use In common Of the said alley with
the g holders Of land adjoining the same.
tEhMb-Ten per cent. oi the purchas so money 10 b,
PAID on the day Of sale and further payment Of ten
possession viii be given. The balance may remain se
cured Dy bond and mortga7e the property-with the
poneies OF Insurance as collateral security,
by order OF the heirs Of Peter b. Porter. deceasAd
xr,,,.... LEWIS W. srIDHAJ,
WILMINGTON, Jan. 18th, 1866 lots Aucuoneer
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TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored TO health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered for
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease Consumption-s anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send copy II the prescrip.
tiou used (res OF pharge with the directions for prepar
irg and using the snme which they will hnd aURR cURR
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and
all Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescr pton to benefit the
afflicted, and spread Information which he conceves to
be Invaluable, and he hopes sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptions FREE, by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec25-wly Wllliamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-19
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