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Ohancery Land Sale.

DY NiTt1e Of q decree e the Chancery Court Al
ID Csrthage, teunes ses, n ihs causes OF Van Il,
Allen v Jaues s. BrSdlev, ct sls; Vim Chanber
VI James 5 FRA aeJ, ct SIS, Merit st nfl I'd ~ Ia-.
:. Bradley, et ais John Mccain, ct ais. " James
:. K sdley ct ais, LOgsn McCarvsr " James Z.
Bradley ct ais; and A.. Moore, for use OF. Bighe's
heirs, vs. McClsrIn, c al | will cell 10 the hs hest
b oder, on q credit OF one and two years-except
two hundred dollars TO be pa d in cssh-st the uouIt
house door, in Car hage, on the 18th day OF Feb "a
ary, 1866, a ceItsin Tract OF Land, on which said
defendentl Bradley, now resides. in Smith county
Clvl District No 4, con aiming about (5OOl 1--WE hun.
dred sores. tad land lies on the turnpike road
lead nj. from Carthage to Dixon's Springs, about one
mile irO n the 1T er place. Itis a splendid farm.
simost entirely enclosed with stone fenc ng, well
vatered snd umbered. and in a most desirable To-
CAVITY OF SIN ii county. "a d land may be divided
snd sold IN two or more trscts, If deemed advisable
on tue dsy OF sale. ) ID iani will lie sold without
the right OF redemption. Bonds with approved So
cnnty lequlet, and a lien retained for the purchase
money. ID. ID. CAMPBELL, { 4 H..
amN "a
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For Sale

nNE Of the best Residences IN the country. N
" The southern part Of tbe city, near the terminu.
OF the south Nas vile Horse Railroad, IN 3 frs
rate neiEhboi hood The bull ing, a large modeu
two-stoy BRICK, Nth ten rooms, KItlheu, sc, good
brick smoke house ani servant hOuses. good Gus.
tern, large yard, well enclosed, with II acres o.
land, psTt OF which Is FIRST rate garden land. sstl
vita choice fruit tees. A part is used for a brick
ward, VITA plenty Of water and al conveniencez
for getting wood. The n. aud C. Railroad passes
ny the corner OF the place, from winch wood Is re.
ceiyed Tor burning bn"k. The property IS outside
the corporation, and Dr. therefore exempt rom cor.
porailon taxes. A gcot spring is Immediately al.
Joining the property. Terms easy.
Enquire OF NhLSON A MURFREE.
rnvl q or W. MATT BROWN 90.
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Proclamation By the GOVernor.


oAAeE vi lEaN NAaNNLEr /
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., !
NASHVILLE, Dec "a, 1850.
WHFUr4s a vacancy has occurred IN the General
Assembly Of he stue Of Tennessee. by The nsg-
ra1o1 OF the HCu. ~ r. l~asaier, senator from tie
Fourteenth Senatorial District, composed OF The
couaues OF Ctrnol, Codee, 6ru.dy, Van Buren,
snI Wl-rcu5 Thauhre.
!. william u. Bfosnlow, Governor r the State Of
reunss-,e. do hereby no The she,ihs ~
ssid caunurs of Cannon. Coffee. Grunfy. Van Blu
rpn sni Warren, respectively, 10 open and hold an
election 90 S~Aturdsy, the lath dav u January, ls6S.
Malthg dIHs rent places If youug in fhsr respsc-
tive countU- % til sad vac ncy, and that they
make return "a 'cord-urto lsW.
~l IA iesumouY wheIeol i hare hsreunio sub.
frSSAls unel my usne and caGsei the 6rest
A1sSH seal "a the state Of Tennts~ee % be- sfiNed
a tUr uspa-tment Ia the city Of Nashville, this
l4th day OF De emher, lS6b.
Bv tie Goseno, " g.. BROWNuOW.
Al FLETCHER, Sec'y Of STATE.
tlerIGati
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0rsnu Billiard Tournsment.

A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT, viii take place
"A m Memphis, on February lah. for all amateur
layers, The prizes offered are $500. $50, 500.
Al Nashville Amateur are invited in the contest
There VIII be presen. Rlessrs. Kavanaueh, Tiamap.
Usrmes McDsyiiI Foley, snd other distinguished
hnigh,e ofthb Cue soh conducted by Mr.. Richard.
tGni Of thG imferid Billiard Room, which name
Acne musi insure its suc,ess,
OAUVIN & DEPRPZ
For Mr.. iachSrdsrn. Of the Imperial Billiard
Room, Men phis, Tennessee. ian9-lw
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C~opartnership Notice

IHANEths asv $50 listed via ne 10 my Funsal
le@ra J s. HOOK and A II.
kOBiNSnN. $50 yaung uiea long IN nv tmnlrv
aus Who q can uscluflUnd. Tee huaness vi -
c1naulled Is haroi0tra under he name sid sfve
81 v. Crrueus e " CnkNEiIuS
lan I. fSel Taaausker. a. Chrurh str.rt
gsni'lF B6 d Ia
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Government Sale.

Government Sale.
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods, Bedding, 81.
in Original Packa es.
viii be sod st Auction, at he Medicsl Purytyor'
Warehouse,
Nd. market STREET. NASHVILLE,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1866.
BEDDING.
2oo0EHslr Mattresses, JOINED;
l5,g0 Hsr Pillows;
47,91U Bed Ticks;
22OO Counterpsnes, LINEN ami Msrselles.
A.eO Moeqmto Bars;
6l,O Pillow Gases;
q 600 Pillow Ticks;
$500 sheets, tiuBsn and Cotton.
q.
42,OoO Shirt
1000 Dnasers;
$500 Dressing Gewns;
1890 Socks;
i0OJl slipper;
lo,U0 Might Caps.
5000 Tove'E,f 0 size, hucEa s,k;
l7,Uo0 X iler Towels, era b;
loo NaukinS;
2oO0 yards Red Flannel
2N0 Gu'ts Percha Cloth;
900 Gutts Eercha Blanket
LOO luda Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
l,G0 Canvas Bsmmocks;
100 " Blsnket Ca-es.
l0.OCg he Osknm and ToE,
Colon bstS Cotton Wsddipg, Tape, a..
a smsn patton q the ~fo.egoirg articles are sec.
ond hand. and will be sold sepsrssiv. The gr+s er
part are neS and "a GA ln.l psckszes. Catalogues
mal le D uol uppucAt on
RUBERT FLETCHER
Surgeons d Byt Gel q. 5 Vols.
JaalLEt Medical P~urveyor u. s A.
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The West aud south express the
opinion that Heary Winter DAVIS died
OF = Notwithstanding Of the feae1al
system Poor Davisi
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Large Auction Sale
OF
Government Buildings.

WILL expose Gr s.ia, e. Public ABrSo, an
Iuesiay, January lGth the iaIosIuf Govern.
ment Huld1p-, srustei a. the Corral, m North
Nsshv De. va
stable.
SIX O. Frame SHEDS, ". de Cherry ct. near JET
iers q s..
Two ca Frame Sheds. F.. De Cherry st. bevoBd
jefferson 50
Three 90 Frame Houses. e. side Cherry ST. be.
yond Jefferson SO.
Three t) Frame Houses, W. side Cherry i. be-
yond Jefferson -.
One Frame Houss, atthe end Of N. Cherry st.
onetD store Bouse, onN Cherry n.
One a. {" Enaine - q
rails. w
oneg Forage House. opposite the Old
street. lNet
oneO =" Shop, on W.. slde High st. near
One % " Building. On Line a. "a orha
work.
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock q. m. Ru1sa,u
% Dc sold Ia he 0der m which they appear ir e.
advertisement Terms Governmeut Fn.ds
properly 70 te removed n the expense OF ne nm,
chaser. BY order Of Capt A. r EDDY. U.a A.
Chief q ~ j.. o. Tanu.
A. ". Wills.
iA btt Ma "A Y. N.
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After the House ives called to order, the
Speaker announced the Special bank Com
m,ttee az follows: Messrs. Hood, Wines,
Mullins, Elliott. sle9l. Walker Of Shelby,
Carter, Williams and O-dway.
Messrs. Smith Of Hardeman, Poston, Jar
Wis, Parks aud Warren Vera appointed on
the Joint Committee 70 examine the State
Armory, and Msssrs. Elliott, Murphy, Cow
ard Freeman and D~unnaway we're selected
to report upon the statement Of the Comp
t%roller.
srNATE BILL on A sEcoND BEADING.
Senate bill to provide a remedy for loyal
men, as against late rebels, who hsve
robbed them, was taken up, on its second
reading. Recommitted 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
OTHER BILLS.
The bill increasing fees Of Jailors for
boarding prisoners, from 40 cents to 60 cents
per day was passed on its third reading.
Adjourned
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HzFEEs ~ PERMISSION 70
Hon. hehaId oselsby, Govern n STATE or Urnois
non avn l. DAVIS, Judge supreme Court, q. 8.
hoo. Wm- O. BroEnlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Big Gen Jas. F. ~BrOsalow. Adj. Gen. STATE Of Ten
nessee.
Hon. NJ. NJ Bren, Nashville.
hon VIM Nathsniel Baxter, Nashyala.
bon. 10 c. Guild. Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith Nashville.
r ". Marcy, Esq-, Nashville.
ae-7fs- Morris a s~trstion. Nashville.
Meszrs- EEsns& Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
lunel6 q
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUARY 9TH, ls6s.
John NJ. Love
VS. IIpi and AT. Bill.


Benjamin Conditt& others.J
IN thi eause. il appearing 70 the Clerk and Mss
ter that defendants Benjamin Coudiu. Mary 2 Iy.v.
and her husband, Thomas IYey, Permelia + Coz.
dit, James NJ. OOnditt, Ia. n. C8njitt, James b.
Condltt, and + + Con ut, are hOn-reslden'- ofthe
State OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process ci
law cannot be served upon them: Il IS ,heref fore
ordered that publication be made for four ; g es
slve weeks. In the Nashville Usion, a newspaper
published 10 the CITY of Nashylls, T nnessee. re-
curing SAID DESCENDANTS 20 sppesr At the next term
VI the Chsncery COu't Of Smith county, 70 be held
NJ the Court house in Carthage, on tie third Mon
day IN February, lstJ, 10 answer the bal OF com
plananL died by JChu 81. Love, against them and
Others, or the same Will bs iaken FOR roafessed aud
set for heauug expsrte, a. to them.
lsnl3 wit u. b. CAMPBELL. @. an.
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MAlOR5 OFFICE,
NA'HvnLE, TINS, Jan. l3, 1866.
A. B. s~HASKLASD, ESQ. Revenue Collector
In pursuance or notice given IN the city papers,
in tia mon h Of November last, requesting delu-
quea's ior Taxes due Il e Corporation OF the c ty Of
Nashville. to pay the same at an early Gay your re-
tort shows a Ia re amount still unpaid, ana the re-
gu rem,nts ofthe City1reasury and demands upon
20 meet pressing oblIga1ons, are so gr. at that You
a 2 hereby instructed 3 comply with the law, and
make yourreturns TO the january term Of ths Cir
cut Oourt, CIV ne Ten dsysn MT ee N the city papers.
o THoMPSON,)
A. j. DUNCAN, Finance
NJ. c. COTTON, Committee.
The list Of delinquent city tax payers has been
made out, snt will be reported At the approaching
term Of he Circuit Court. Parues paying prior 10
the 22d inst. will save costs
A. B. SHANKLAND,
janis lot City Revenue Co lector.
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Extensive Sale
OF
Government Railroad Property,

MmITARN Division or THE TENNESSEE, !
CHEF QUARIERNAsrEH's OFuCE. u 5. NJ. r. K, !
Nashville, Tenn Dec. q, 1885,
WILL be sold. 81 Public Auction, on January
w sth, 1866, At Nashville Tenn. the entire stock
Of new and serviceabls stores OF the L. S. Military
Railroads, remaining on hand at the Genaud SUP.
ply Store, consisting IN paIt as follows;
Axes.
Gas pipe, 2OO # 2fneL. ysuish, all kinds.
brass PIPE. ass'd. LubncaungO OIL.
Spring balances. Car castings.
Hatchets. Bridge castings.
Ms;e,s Wa.Lers cast
AssOTtsd steel, tl two tons
scrap Iron, wrought and est C2cg three hundred
tons.
Cooking stoves and h1tures.
Heating stoves.
Oil cups.
Globe valves.
Claw, lining and tsmPing tars.
Iron ryets.
Tickle blocks.
! keliy's hesd lights.
Fairbanks nlauOrm track scales.
Full srts Of CaipentefsI BlacksmIths' and Sad
Files, Butts and Screws, TnWafe OF al kinds. snd
almost every sruc esuIule Tor railroad operations.
all OF the very best quality.
VIII be Old, also, stthe same me, alarge amount
Of sefvleeable AMI second hand railroad tools, OF
al kinds, cnnsi ting OF
Carpeaters' tools. Macniuisfs' tools.
Nheel~Tlghtf tools. Stoves and pipe.
Blscllsm tns' tools. Chsirs. Nc.
Civil EDgiueers' instruments.
Railroad punches.
~ one kngne L~sthe-sWinR IS inch, height Q feet
sinehr width i5inch. length feet, weight GU lbs.
The attention Ct dealers and railroad Companies
IS arhculaily inv tsdtD tins sale.
sales Will at 9 o'clock am, on each
daT, and continue daily until all the property Is
disposed Of.
1erns-CAsh, in government funds
+. J. CHILLY,
dec@S-thl sals BTt MAJ a A. Y. NJ. U.sA.
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EXscutol's Nntica.

Two the Creditors OF John c. Bridgewster dec'i.
4 Having suggested the insolvency. OF said estate
TO the Clerk OF Smith County Court, yon are hereby
notified 10 ME your claims, duly authenticated, on
or before the 10Th day OF June, Ices, or they will be
barred their prorata. J. d. VAUGHAN, Ex'r.
I4niy.w4u
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTS.
No. II Desdsriek Street,
NASHVILLE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OF FICE, 2
fAsaFItIE. FEaN Dec 81, 1855 I
DROPERTI owners on Chureh street % Linz
Il street, teiHeen 1umrner and College, and on
Cherry stre@i, between Church aDd Ceiar, are h-ra-
b. nouhed 70 couirnrt st1ae curing sod stcns and
buck pavement wherever Is hs re-uirsd. according
% ne specncshous and grades snch vii b fur
nisAed y tholfg knz neer- II sad sork j. Dot
cornmenced gIihln Ten days from this date, and
the street work iii b ncassd 20 construct -
euronE, tns erpsnse q vhch vi b charged q
ts properly cEneE.
dSaE y. MATT. BROWN. MAYOR,
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
L. W Key

JANUARY l0TH, 1866.
L. W. Key
vs. SInj. Bill.
John Mason and o hers.
IN this cause, Il appearing to tha Clerk and Mes.
ter that defendants David 6. Mason, VIM J. Peters
aud vile, Lucy, - Wiley ami vi e, Hannsh +
Charles Mason, George Mason, VIM. Mason an
Whey Ms-on are nOn-residents Cf the Stale OF Ten.
nessse, 50 that the ordinary process OF J. " cannot
he -erEed upon them: II l. therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks. in
me nashville Union. a newspaper pub ished in the
city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring ssid deleu.
dants 10 amp ar st the next term OF the Chancery
Court Of Smith county, 10 be h-ld at the Court
mouse 70 Cart age, On thu thfd Monday in Fehru-
AIRY, ls0d, to snsweT complanant's bill Or the same
Will be taksn for confessed ana set for hearing ex-
psrte, as 10 them. d. ID. CAMPBELL, CAM.
l~sni3-W4t
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DR.. e. A. HERMAN.

II As rtturusd % Nashville. sad has -
IL upsucd e. tine Ie-td ssasb simmer
a. ~ lat Sauth ale az ihe ful -
Slusrs. vhrfc be vii ts rlrasedUo see ms cts a.
cadutry treui- tauIl-fm
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I Franz House, butt in March 1sG. CD feet Ione
80 ieet wide end 10 feet hIgh, with platform o. ie-.
wide aud 80 let long, well aud substantially hull.
lor NsTehoufe purposes. situaiei ~ Section 81 Il q
n w X r, otherwise knO En SIS VIII e Bluff.
Term cR-h-GOvemmsut unds.
Property % be removed az EXPENSE OF tina pn~.
Cd eser. BY oIdorof
A. K Eddy. UsA, ChiefQ N Dor Ten.
A W. WILLS
ans q Byt MaiAAQM
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nov n Sore anE receiving dsiy, and uhich We sfs
ofsruEft tha very lowest pn.es.
Uur teri taos and hasiness counecnous are such
IhE we IrE sssu7gi Wecsn sford entue sausia-Iun
10 tNarf instance. ard thase entrusruE rs with
thpr urtrrs can reiy upon receiving he goods ufon
as isyUfa4s terms and n a. low rste- A. ID they
were present luytngiu pegeou-
LANiER. PAtLI1Fs a IN.
r,vr-x- m
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Government Sale of
Public Buildings.

I WILL expose for sale al Pubhs Auction. Or
Il THURSDAY, the 18th inst al D. o'clock a m M.
following Government Buhdiugs, va
o7s y Frame Shed on Cherry street opposite Oh
Three % Frame Buildings Sc "
~ street.
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Two Frsms Buildings on Church o. in front Q.
AT r.2O O'CLOCK, 4. NJ.
Three () Frame Buildings on +. SIDE S. High 81
corner q Cumberland alley.
one Il Frame SHE'D on l.. SIDE s. H4gh g. corner Of
One % Frame shed on W. SIDE s high st. near
Cumbeilsnd alley.
Two q Frame Buildings on ". side q. High st. near
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
One % Frame sisble on n. side spruce 81 N. Of
one q Frame Building o. Z. " " cor.
Thlres dsj Frame -" " " "a q -
Broad co. W
-Four d Frame stables on W. " &c
Broad ST.
AT $50 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Four ~ Bradiazs on Fr-nLua pike s. ofpr,,B. 90
AT A O'CLOCK, pm.
brusu 90.
AT 4s0 O'CLOCK, p. N.
Two ~ Frame BulldirEs (uuMmizheJ 81 Trapst-
barrscks on the FrAnkhn pike.
AT O'CLOCK, p. d..
Two q Frame Buildings n. Z corner C,seen,r
ana Guihne SIS soEth NaahFiue.
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK, P. 81.
Two % Frame BuitinEs tunsnishsdj p. side Lem.
non PIKE, q rear oi Military Academy.
Terms cash-GoTsmmcut f1uh.
Property % be removed 8. he * assa ~ t..
purchaser.
By orteFof A. r. EdJJ chic N q. ofrens
A. ". Wills.
' BFL M 2AQM
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ttu @artrtistmsuts.
Hotel for sale or Rent.

TUE ERWIN HOUSE, on North College street
near Louisville Railroad Iepot is offered 'oT
Sale or Rent The house contains sixty good rooms
snd large Dining room Furniture new Ihe
houseis dung s good business, and is N one Of ne
best localities in Nashville. II Dot sod in tea 20
DAYS ON date, will be Tor rent. Terms reasoastle.
Apply 70 WM GLENN, Proprietor
rr-fg -
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Administrators Notice.

no 'he Creditors Of A. L. Bains, decd: HAVING
L suggested the insolvency OF sad esta q 10 The
Clerk OF smith County Court, you are hereby mott.
ned 70 file your claim, duly authenticated, as re.
CURED ~ lag, agsinst SAID estate, with said Clerk,
on or before the eth day OF June next, 1866, or they
will be barred their prorata
janis Wig I. b. FLiPPIN, Admir-.
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Fashionable DANCING.

MISS Ell "A GOODWIN would nttorm her
vi friends, and the public gene rally, that be-
lauclng Cssses sill meet At Masonic Temple. on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, o. o'clock
p. m, AL the 'siest and most fashionable Dances
taus-t, Pupils can enter at any time.
iautz q
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Receiver for the T.. 4 h. 4. K.
Mr.. Nelson introduced Senate Bill No.
25I, to regulate the transportation of freights
over the several railroads Of this State
The bill provides that On aud after its las-
SAGE il shall not be lawful for the several
railroad companies of this State, TO make or
/ suffer 10 be made, any discrimination in the
transportation Of freights over their respect
i've roads, deposited, or which may hereaf-
| ter be deposited in their several d>pots, or
otherwise for that purpose, whether by an
individual or a number Of per5ons, or
whether transferred from one railroad for
trans shipment on another. But ell freights
shall be Transported OF transferred from one
deIot TO another over said roads in its regu-
lar order, 20 be determined by the time OF
its reception or delivery % said depots for
transportation, 50 that freights deposited or
delivered first in order Of time, shall be
transported or transferred before ireights
Deposited or received for transiereuce after
wards in the same order. That each road
/ shall keep a blank book in which shall Doe
| recorded the name aud kinds OF freight Tor
| transportation or transference, the time OF
is reception, BIZ whom delivered, Il whom
consigned. she point or place TO which the
same is 90 be shipped, the time of is ship
ment, and il II be freight arriving at the
termination Of a road TO be transferred 20
another. the time Of such iranslereuce shall
be noted.
The Clerk performing the duties al the
various depots shall subscribe 90 an oath
upon entering upon the discharge Of his
duties 10 faithfully perform the saue. Any
railroad company violating the above, will
be fined $1,000 i'm each Ca e, one half 10 60
to the party or parties fo0ggreiye3, and one
half 10 be appropriated 10 'ne Common
| school Fund. ANY Clerk entering on his
dates without prescribing 10 the oa'h pre-
s,ribed, shall be guilty of a m-isdemeanor.
If he shaI make a ia se entry or permit,
sueb hooks 10 DO taken 9u' of his custody,
otherwise than is prescribed by this act for
the purpose Of being sttcsted, shall be gull
~ Of a felony, and. on conviction thereof,
shall undergo a confinement OF notices than
one or more than three yeara Itmakes the
.~c,pts. slso. responsible Tor the acts Of such
Clerks. Passed fret reading and referred.
Mr.. Bowen introduced Senate bill, No.
e62. to incorporate sho southern Real Estate
Emisrant Commercial Comp ny. Passed
first reading.
Mr. Johnson introduced senate bin, N.
sss. 10 authorize auy Incorporated town u
| have q Recorder. Passei first reading.
Senate bill, No. lso. 10 provide Tor the re-
organization and maiuta.uanee Of Free Com
mon Schools. was taken mp, pending the
MASSAGE Of which on its third reading the
senate adjourned 30 20 o. IN. to-day.
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StapIe and Fancy GrOeerles,

WE invite he attention o. our Old trends sni
w tbr Trade goaeuJly - cur "a ge snd vel a.
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JkNuAKg a., 1885.
The House vas called to order 81 rs
O'Clock O.. M. precisely, The minutes OF tie
preyious session were read end approved.
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Auction Sale of
Government Wood and Buildings,

WILL expose Gr sale AZ rubdc Auction. on Fri.
d y the iHtl lust a. DO oic.0gk. T. m a. TIE
Chattanooga Depot, -lo ionowiaE Government Props
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1866.
1866
1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermfn need be
longer, if they "Costar's" Exterminator We
have used it to satisfaction; and if box cost S.
wOuld haveit We have tiled pnisOns but they
effected nothing; but 'Cnstars article knocks the
breath out Of Rats, Nice, Reaches Ants, Bed
Bugs, quicker han write it. 1t is in great de-
mand all over the couutrY.-Medina, Ohio, Gazette.
r-Y7Sse 'Costsr's' advertisement above
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uIrpTFv,S STONfArI pITrEpc

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS.
For Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia want of action of the Liver,
DisOrdered Stomach, there no bitters that can
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
store in the United States from the prOprietors
Louisville, KY, corner Seventh and Green streets
to whom all orders should be addressed.
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Will cure A que and Fever, Chills and Fever In
termittent Fever, Dumb Ague. Every person who
has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks in the highest terms
of it. As a curative agent it is unsurpassed and
more certain than quinne. No bad results from
using Hurleys Tonic. Every body should use
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC
Send your orders to
HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO.
PrOprietors Louisville, KY.
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HIrRLEY,S SARSAPARIII,A


| The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Summer
Medicine stands unrivalled removes all impurities
from the blood and gives health and strength to the
system. HURLEY, RUDOLF a. CO., PrOprietOrs
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Persons indebted to the former firm of Garner,
Williams g. Co., Mobile Ala. are hereby notified,
that they can hquidate their Indebtedness by paying
the face of the paper without interest, applica-
ton is made without too much delay. Call on John
II. Garner or Price Williams
GARNER, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Mobile, March 1-6dlm In Liquidation
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ORIENTAL PEARL DROPS.

NFor identifying the Complexion, effectualy re-
moving Tan, Freckles Blotches and giving the skin
an elegant smOothness not easily attained by any
other. Its use among the ladies of fashion in the
East gives it character for efficacy which at once
stamps it infinitely superior for the toilet of any
lady,