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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The Aeuste met pursuant ~ Adjournment
The iolloviug House bills passed tari.
Lrst reading
To Incorporate the PhiIomathean Sosiet,
0l Nurfrrrshora
10 iu. orporais the Franklin Petroleum
Compguy.
10 iurprI orste the Spencer OH Ainiul
and Petroleum Company.
To i~ucorporate the Merchants Insurance
Company 81 Memphis.
To incorporate the Memphis Home tol
fhe Homeless
10 Incorporate The Memphis Library A.
saciaEou.
70 incorporate tie clsrksville Cooperiug
Ccmpsuy.
TO incorporate the J,hnsonyille Cooper.
lng Company
To incorporate The Memphis Mutual 10
sUrance Company.
To ineo-Pofa,r the Lagrange Iron Work.
COMPANY.
70 iacorPorSte the Nashville Savings In
stituts.
To authorize the Chattanooga Savings In
s~ttutIon 10 remove their o6ce 10 Memph $.
70 incorporate the Cl-y Saving Institu-
tou.
10 change the lines between the Counties
Of smith aud Putnsln.
Adjourned to Do am. 20 morrow.
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This bill, which had been under dis
cussion in the lower branch Of our State
Lrgialature, for about u week, passed
Yesterday on It's third and lastreading,
hy a vote OF A 10 - Il was amended
previously by the addition Of n proyiso
20 the effect that it was not intended TO
confer the right Of suffrage on the ne
40 The bill now goes back TO the
senate ior lie concurrence in the
amendment Of the House. IL is proba-
Tie that the Senate will concu TO day,
aud thus make final disposition OF the
subject The Legislature has been
SLOW ia it, movements. but "all lie well
that suds well.
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Stop Foolirg.

A Washington telegram TO the Philsdel.
ph's Le6gsr saws
II hear that Mr.. Birelow wrote ont bv the
last steamer, csutjooing the Government
agaiust puttuog faith IN the reports sbou,
the contemplated Withdrawal vi French
uo'ps from Mexico.
ThecaUtion is needed. There has been 8
great deal Of nousens.cs newspaper talk fr
some tune past lihe most % il originating AZ
Washington about the recall Of NspoIeon.
European l~egi0ns; bat, az We have from
Tine TO time shown, 30 j. utterly VIII
cut ioun5auoU. Why, this verv dsv.
We Print sdyices fmm Vera Crus direct.
showing that - lste - The 1th met. rem
Lrcements french sud Aust IAN co~ntiru-i
O. srrlvs whereas, il anvbody kuovs ereE
q q single regiment be.ug ordered back
home, ,he public have not ne hcror Of ~
ac9uslatanos. Is IL not about time 10 stop
bcioollng one another in this busiuess
What god does Il dos-N y. ErrrssS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The Mobile Register and Advertiser
publishes Gen. Pillows letter 10 Gen.

The nOblle Register anu Aof0tON
publishes Gen. Pillows letter 10 Gen.
Howard and says.
lie hss set an example that should AVE
heen inflated BY every planteT who was de-
rived of his slaves BY the war, but which
Tor the mast part has been neglected Our
nlsntsrs have not scied like wise men, 10
make the most possible out Of untoFa!d en-
rrmstapeas. II seems TO be impossible Tor
t1em TO realize thattbey have losttheir prop
go IN slaves. and that the latter have be-
.ome freedmer. Unable 10 accommodate
themselves 10 the new and starting change
Of relations, and fretted by their losses, they
have FOR The most part, preferred TO s9lA
and aagur evil, proclaim Tree DiaeA lsooI
an impossible dream, and the cCuhtfg
ruined. Never was there q greater mistakf'
Il Is only themselves that are Enlhed y
their own folly and s~upinsness;
] The products Of this soh and Climate VIII
be raised, If By themselyes, by others u
more sterling sense, and the 5oHth wiz
i. asain blassom as the rose. The rlch landed
estates are passing away from the hands OF
thsir lave sapins AID croaking oEners, sad
while they grumb.e q new c ass Of cotton
p~,spters are stepping n to grow the staple
.,ae ths new gsgiE.s OF labor. We have
no idea that this is going otsll in anything
ike en- average crop fer the present year
Ant 1896 will blaze the way for the new
method Of culture, and II no political dis
turbanees intervene 10 break ihe rep-se OF
the country. 1867 will see the fields OF the
I south white with the ieeey staple.
We are happy to learn in this connection,
thar the Agricultural Association OF Monroe
county of this stare, whose constitution and
plan Of organisation We copied sometime
siSce. with y notice recommending Il 10 the
favorable consideration Of other counties is
| s~ueeeeding IN q most gratifying manner
[ rs President, Col. Garland G0ode, hiss devo-
! Ted himself 10 the work, and We hear that
the system is in full and successful prseticai
operation. The negroes are at work, the
Young and tie aged are provided for,
and neither vagrsnt nor drunken negroes
| are known IA the county. The comb alton
sf the functions Of the agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau, aud OF the President Of the
Society in the same person IS found 10
work admirably. and now, we are 10 d, that
IN Mouros county, .ator Ia as fairly organ
ized aGd as peacefully eagaged IS II was
SIX years ago. The Monroe experiments
u deeply Interesting one. and those who gre
making il, owe it 10 the public 70 keep 1t
| posted in regard 70 is progress. u II proves
a success, il serves r. - model for : general
system, regulated and enforced by state
| legislation. 1t would give Us az agrIeuitu-
| raj bureau under State patronage 10 take
| the place Of the Freedinen's Bureau, which
IA time must be Withdrawn. II half we
| hear Of the Monros experiment is true, we
| have au "open Sesame to the great labor
urobiem, the solution Of which has so pm
led our brains since the act Of emancIpa-
lion.
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FIVE NEW FACEsf
FTss sPpesrsnceo Of
Mr.. CHAs. FRANCIS.
The renowned Ballet Master. snd fm-psfs-a.u0
Female Characters.
hsiura o. The Old Gson,ss; 0hsS Ia w-s-r
tale Sisters. n nale md Emuls, saa SIR
toale b@nfon
All To- ga sisEs n ueE Acts, SONGS. Bal,t
fsces, baresf1eE, Dsnces. etc.
fifs' uzht Of the FLINT Or TRE strl-srt
WHO srOLE DIM CalCKEAs.
Look out Tor he grind Ballet DssHl-ssasat.
MONDAY EvENINs-First appearance Of ina
Celebrated
SEIGEL HI
Mss Eualy-------sud--------1lssls Frsns
I'D bezuuf Presents 10 b gwen asay. A hos.
o. volunteers ana other novelties.
Eight Beautiful and attentive usisrEuIs
Grend Manaee every saturday shsraooa-Docrs
70 open st O'Clock.
S-Do OFen at ? o'clock; curtain rises a.
oelcck, precisely.
setLE % PzicEs -Orchest ira Chars 50 ets- prsg.
Slrcie cts Coiored Gaiiegy Is cts Gallery IS e..
Boxes s6sns -. f.esV
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The New York Times relstes that s
clerk in the Quartermaster Generals
office, Washington, named JOINS, re-
marked the other day on heaing Of
the threats of assassination TO Senator
Sumner. that he was not exactly in ia
vor of deeapitation, but he would like
20 see him sent 10 his long hom The
Secretary of War, on hearing If it. i'm
mediGtely dismissed him fDm the
service.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

A Frenchman on comingto America
sad finding himself utterlyunobseryed
no official asking for his passport, no
policeman dogging his ste,s, no mayor
demanding his business, cit sad and
lonely, and exclaimed that he was la
ken mo more notice of than if he wa
a little dog
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Pro0idiug Tor Conungencie..
Ia the nited States House Of Rer-
r-.sentaUnaa on IL. ga L..

Ia the L nited States House Of Rep
rssentauyss on the I'D inst
Mr. Ashley introduced en- amendment 10
the 'onst an ion OF the United States. pro
y.8ng that, IA the event of death or Jisa-
tilty 0i both President aud Eics-President
Vi the United States, the Chief justice. or
Oldest Associats Justice, shall act as Presi-
dent until there shall be- q new election; aud
alse, when there shall be no election by the
people, the choice she'll be male IN Con-
cree, by the Senator and Representatives.
THIS was re'erred 30 the Committee on the
Iuj ciary.
Mr. Foster, the President of the Sen
ate. is understood to be favorable to
President Johnson's policy. In ease Of
the death Of the President or his i'm
parchment, Foster would not suit the
ultra radicals therefore they would
provide q successor in Judge Chase.
These u!tras seem to have forgotten en-
tirsly that there is 3 power greater than
themseives-thsy59Di
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Terms of Sale.

Cssh, in Government mnds; or, when purchased
y hElroad Compsniss. 90 credit % de- re1 q nj
eLceeding so year., psYsbe IN mnutiIv install
meats = "a interest e. the rate u ! 3 10 per cent.
per su1um, Secured By bo11, at zfzefory % tie
Government for double the amount q he proper
u purchased
Fuil descriptions a the Engines can b. obtain@d
90 Application O. CapA 3. R HsmiL. A y n, nash
vi =. Tenn r.. J. CHILLY,
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RoGER A PRyoR-A New York cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial SAYS Roger A. Pryor is getting =
fine practice IN the courts Of the for,
mer city. and will do 50 IL he will only
forget "the eternal Sonta
But Roger has forgot the eternal
South he has gone North. Roger
told las uben he returned 20 Petersburg
last spring. tkst the United states Gov
eminent ooald skiP the South easy,
and would do il in less than twelve
months And Says Roger tie = s
Government has the power 10 whip
EnglAnS and Frsuce both, ifthey inter.
iere Let history reaoFa the facts
PeLhzy Reasl6
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Mr.. Won Beust, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs for SsxOny; gave = grand ball on
the l2th Of December in honor Of the
Kings birthday General Mcclellan
wss present with his mother-inIaw.
Mrs Aorcy, snS, it IS said, the General
was the hon Of the evening The
United States Consul, Mr. Campbell,
vas also invited and va present
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

A sensible New York Judgesaid in a
recent case when s., 600 damages we're
awarded: ut is as much tn, duty of
the vehicle 10 keep out Of tie way Of
pedestrians, as it is for the later to es-
cape being run over hy the former.
Therefore drivers have no right TO mo-
nopolize the privileges Of th' streets as
they now do and foot passengers should
make them understand the fact by a
few legal experiences.
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FURNISHING sToRE-

ahsrs slests ran be fsFnishsa I'm "a ....t
eessary o. . compiots outdt.
a. v d. has tmpousi = lar. sforfr os
sehecE fernmeue- arst rr9m -. -
ns szenf rn fss Furt A.eA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
MaYnR.s OFncR

HAsHVLLE, ISIS De- a, Isa I
DkOPERff OWners o. Church Street 90 Lane
street tstNeea Suuner ana CoieEs sui On
Cnsry arsst. 5stsesn Cburoh a1d csdE. ars mere
bJ ncu1sd 70 coBfraa st1se clrblng and sto1s and
buck pavement N rsssr Is is required. secordiug
% he specihcapons Aad grades ~hch vii Be fur
nished By ne cty kns nssr. II sad Eork j. not
coTne1ced within ten days rom tbs date, and
Pusnsd fapidiy % comp.eLO1i The CcnfIastor foE
he street sork sm - Bo1eed 70 eo1slruct aad
earhls, Ne sIpsass q ~aeh EIn b charges y
aSSsa ". MATT, ERoEN, ssyos.
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Same Time and Place.

AZ Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, Fehuuarv
18th, lf6A will % snld the following described Roil.
ing Stoek all Of I'VE let gsage an q rood runniBg
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The moral influence which the rsto

The moral influence which the reto.
ration Of the Union continues to e1err
else in Europe is marvellous Eventhe
official organ of the Prussisn Govern
ment speaks of the success of Amri-
can institutions The London Tines
finds every week something new to d-
mire. Ii now urges England, by reer-
ence to the preparations made in the
United States for the speedy payment
Of the national debt to go and DO Ike
wise
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The Springfield, Mass, Republican
speaks of the vsgaries Of an insane
woman, evidently we'll educated and
well reared, but coming from nobody
knows where, who has been sorely vex-
ing the lawyers and city authorities of
late. The other day she called Al Gov.
Trask's, and introduced herself "la
this Mr.. Traskss' ayes, madam
Governor Trssky AT your service,
With a low bow 81 am Satan, sir.
What madam Satan. | aR Sa-
tsn, and having more business on my
hands, Just now, than can well attend
70, and hearing that. siace the late city
election, you were II leisure, / called
to enlist your aid Yes, madam
understand-l think / am your man.
And the Governor helped her-to board
aud lodging in the Insane Asylum 81
Northampton, where she now remains
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sams Time and PLACE

locomotive Ensines. unserv ieesbls.
Hers and huaning Gears for two q Dummy
Engines. unssrv sehle-
- Five Span, IEO feet sarh. McC4ium Truss
Bridge. % Tao spans huasa, 81 ieet esch.
QAI zoe hu- dred fnj thirty Tires perch iEt and
q els-s Cut sio0e, comprising fOGndaiou o. Round
House.
viii slsa = sold, 90 abJYs meuIulei date. Il
Memph : sz1 nashville, the baiaEce q Military
Railroad Property renainiaE undisp0sed Il 81 thsf
tire
sales III commencsa a. sah piace - H. o'cloek.
an, sn1 eontnus until all ne property r d.spos.
81 Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

London m%iiliner recently failed for
Gloo1 In the course Of a legal invts-
LEGATION il appeared that the Princess
Of Prussia, the Marchioness Of Hast
ings, the Countess of Fife, Lady Rem.
dlesham, and other noble ladies, were
her debtors, but were 50 slow IN paving
their bills that their poor miiliner came
10 pecunisry grief.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, telegraphs that
paper under date Of the odd inst, as
follows:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

A correspondent Of the Chicago Re
publican, writing from Montgomery,
Alabama, Jan. 10th says
From a rentleman ju.t from Jackson,
Miss. g learn that Gen. r. o. born, FORM
erIy from lllinal-, was murJertd by a body
ci e.ti1eu- on the night vi the 9th inst, 90
his plantation near e~reenville, Miss. lie
had been notified previously by a self-con-
atilufci committee oI citizens that hc had
twsniy four hours 90 leave in, aud If found
There afer that tme he would be killed
Tie -tsyed On MS plautati0n, aud was a.
sailed HLd shot hs above stated
We have received Mississippi news
papers 10 the 2dlh inst, but have seen
40 mention made of this murder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
9masemfnts.
THEATRES.

Hho VII sPpssr a. ROBERT LANDREy nm
s1ol1a play q he snesl -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

TBe CAEpNNs DAUaHrEG-We are
indebted 10 the publisher, T. A Brady,
Va ~ Ana street New York, Cor IL
copy of The Cardinals Daughter, 81
rh,iDiue novel by Robert Mackenzie
Daniels Il Is highly commended by
the London Examiner Observer aud
Quarterly. Copies can be had Al Cone E,
L..-.- .trnnf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

W~a~hIrrtar. saws that the negroes are DO
u. u.thiur. and that the new crops likely
%. he entirely a aflure, nu 49, >ofneth ug BE-
.f.ts ib compel the negcacs to work. Tie
nss teen apTa u'ra to come here aud ley
.le maIU,r br..io thr President aud nrnera.
.fsui. aud see i ,Huc mvs.s cannot be de.
.sI b.. l.mrdF ths dttlcuiiy - Nast fgtaH
,1Ht
What has President Johnson OF gen
Grant to 40 with the matter Il tue
ucero vail not work, that Is his look
"a n be prefers 10 steal, punish HIN
ior stealing If he wishes 30 a%tsrye, let
him starye.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Mir. Mullins submitted the following Iom
the Superintendent OF tho p-euiteanafv.
which Was resd, snd on motion referred h
the Select Committee Of the Pcniieutary:
l respectfully submit 10 Your consiiera.
ton our estimate Of the work. value. etc
uece sary 70 carry ont the design OF eularg-
sag the ground Of the prison. and enclosing
the ssrze ~ adouble wall. Mr.. Shelton, he
toreman OF he stone department.. has sur
yeyea the premises sES furnished the follow.
ms report; 2,eSo llpeal fyet pf vail vii
enclose the entire ares Of ground north q.
he pusoo, extending 10 the Chsriotte pike,
sRs belonging 10 The prison. This viii en-
brace 2a.5tV cube teet OF s-oae. or s.s09
perch, Skiok should be Of thai strsuE clss
81 stone work c5nslructed 81 large sne solia
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setLE % PzicEs -Orchetn Chairs 50 ets- prsy,
Sifeie = cts Soiored 6aiieEy Is ctsi Gallery IS ct-
nSAe7 - ana =. decS n
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The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, in his dispatch
Of the ped, ssys
Tho President TODAY. iu conversation
witl Hon. hf- Lawrence, 81 Pennsylvania.
r.bra tho following question Would you
te Justified ns Governor OF Pennsylvania. or
az Governor 90 Tennessee. ga signing a bill
paasfd BY abe state Legislature. against
Ght.h ntn~-tenths ot the people 81 the Slate
u,t entered their protest g" He then re-
marked chat hr considered himsglt placed
Ia tu-.the position he had Indicated toward
tL5 people " this district.
This means that the President con.
templates yetoing the suffrage bill ior
the District Of Columbia II that bill
becomes = law the responsibility ought
10 rest exclusively upon the majority IN
Congresz
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PCRLisRED THIS DAY.
THE CARDINALS
81 Robert MsekeI ale Daniels.

NorIcss FscA 7HE EsSGIsH PsEss.
This Is a brilliant work. The plot l. lad II The
stirring G mes Of the reign OF henry VII. The
interest - well sustained; the sc mes are admiralty
irssn the Ism suSge Is vivid and glowing aud The
whole book e~xciting, instructive sud pleasing TO a
degree.-Lo SpoS OBSERVER.
Achsrming book. Cardinal Wol-ey, Anne Boieyn
and 'bfud ola King Hal" would slmost give IN
@ rest 70 a bsd } written sorz rut the sufnor h$-
J0oe fu / justice 10 his chsr>clers shich IL say ng
mach fOr him-IOSDoN ENANtSEB
A thri Ing romance Shich comes nearer The
united styles OF Sco { sod Bu Ser ihsn anNtulng 80
have seen. Something OF IEauhoe snd The Last 81
the Barors, m ngled and condensed. Ii esnbos
iAl 10 ceiight, snd TOssasses, besides, much MS
torie Interest oSBOS QUAhTEBLY.
FIice FLY Cenls. Msiltd free Of p0ssgs GU re-
ceiPt price
r A BRADY. Pcb,sher,
jAEzS-lt = Am street, N-w foik.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS CorT0E Mills
Tho Boston papers publish elaborIte
statistics of the operations of the cot
ton mills OF Massachusetts, for the year
ending May II, 1855. The principal
figures are az follows.
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Dc Evans. the wellknoWn American
dentist in Paris. whO - the i~avoritr
operator upon the royal 'eeIe OF almost
All the crowned heads o. Europe has
recently been appointed dentist to the
Prince and Princess OF wales The
enterprising doctor proposes 10 preside
w. n sanitary museum 81 The nes
french exhibition
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AUCTION SALE OF
Govt Lumber, Material, Tools,

sc. &c, sc.
WILL expose for sale At Public Auction on
Il 1T GSDAf, the 3hh mt at the Taylor Yard,
GU Hig1 street. south OF Broad street. Government
Properly consisting Of the folio wing articles, viz:
one inch Lumber, square Nnber Bucks, Ts-
bles. Benches Chars, once and Camp Desks,
Wiudo~ France, Blacksmith, Carpsu'er and Ms.
ce.lansous Tools.
One Boiler, : tuate At L. s. Pei Hospital on
Charlotte Pike,
One Steam Engine,
Une Saw Mil,
Two Iron Once Ssf-s,
Wood and Cosl Heating snd Cook ug Stoves sud
Items Is. &C &c
tale 70 commence ~ 10 O'Clock, am.
Terms eRsh-GOyemmtnt .unds.
Bp order OF
A. Eidy, UsA. ChiafQ N Of Term.
A W.. WILLS
AMI I'd BU MaiAAQM
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The Washington correspondent OF
The \. =. Commercial Advertiser says
IT'S doubtful whether the President
viii sign the suffrage bin if it passes
ia, senate 10 the shape it came from
the House
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A Cry from Tennessee Against the
Presidents Plan.


The New York Commercial Adver-
User referring 10 the memorials OF The
Immortal Dozen says
IRON Tennessee there comes up a cry
against the abandonment OF that stste To- IL
s-if The tni1a alsa al a professional cor
.a.tHf, q alttgry e0ucramcaf-anvMia cd
+.t TcloraL5H o. thc Presidents yiaa, lor
under this plan she late rebsI majority
comes agsin into power 10 prosecute aud
tr.uoy those vino have been opposed to
tLem, aud who process some sort Vi affection
for the Union. Sutftsgs Tor the blacks
would help to solve This question.
The Advertiser understands the OBJ
Jet OF the memorials Anything but
restoration on the Presidents plan.
TlJfs IT,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale Of Fine Surgical Inslru-
manss

AAaM
WILL be sod Al Auction, al The Medical Par,
w ySyOrs Wa Ella Use, Puhlc SIusrr. nash,
vile, Tenn, CT TUESDAY, February H. Is5d,
~ Geners Operating Cas- :,
g " nor do do.
70 ENsectng and Tfsphiaing Cases,
So Post Mortsiu Cases, large,
leo ID seeing Eases,
Z0l Pocket Cases, iWo OILS,
$50 do do three folas.
$50 St7msch Pumps, Tsrt fIte-trY valve.
$50 Teeth EIuactng Instruments.
500 Divisions SIT IA scf.ng syringe,
100 Scsii6catorz,
l2,uJ) Cuppng Glasses ami Iiu.,
90 lrcsses, single Rnd double,
lao SCISSOR,
600 Tourniqueis. y ! patterns,
! 500 Hard Rub5er ) supgas, as 1rtei -izsz.
so Sets Splints, all sizes,
stethOscOpes, Tor que DsprcssOrs, Syringe nv
pod rmlc, as Ob-tepics Cases, spseulums, Ian
cets, &c, Sc, a..
- portion Of the foregoing articles are -.
eOnd han /, snd viii be sold separately. The bI.
snce Il entirely new. The general opuIaiiag cases
contain iustrume nls for snpuistions, ,1-echonz
minor opelauJn-. and sc Is o. Czthetefs and
Sounds.
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The New York Herald abuses Edwin
R,oth The abuse Of the Herald puts
no one one the contrary, it is an sd
vantage
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.

Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
J. ". Hugas, AdminislrAiCT.
v. ". bill 10 sell land.
issac tIIshIm and others.
ON motion Of compartments solicitor, and It Cd
p;aung 10 the satisfaction Of tas Clerk, thu the De.
endauls, Allen Dunhsm and bis vile Letha-hld-
rem snd helps OF Martha Duuhsm, deceased. wife
Of Alexander Dunhsu, deceased. names unisnoEu
also the nsmes aud hsirs ofLydia Je4kins. decsa-.
81, vile Of Arthur jenkins deceased, names IN.
known. are nOn-restdents OF Tennessee or rssiding
IL pats uugn' WI
IL ID therefore ordered thai publication be n ale
IN the Nashville Union, q newspaper published 4
the city Of Nashville, for four successive weeks, re-
curing said defendants 10 appear before tue County
Ccurt Of smith, on or baiOIe he fast Monday 10
March mex tts06) then and there 10 plead, susse r
or demnr to comp an ants bill, u The same will be
taken or confessed and set down for hearing sz
psrte, a. o. then-
J1ns5-its h. ". TURNER, Clerk.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The recent announcement OF the
marriage of John b Hood to Miss
Preston was incorrect Hood IL sill =
bachelor.