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Valuable Property for Sale.

WILL sell e. private sale a trscl Of IaaI belong
4 ing 60 the estste OF X C.. WiIsms. uaces1ed,
containing lat Euuored Acres, more or less D. OK
half mile south Of the town of Lasrsncehu = Lss-
rerea county. FeEuesao@. on H0O1l creek. Upon
gasd t-r't the . tsa a-auf-Cme.F Iuestsd, and neat
two -to'y frame dwelling hose, krchen, and rtGer
out-houae-, sJsb 90, ctr, Hl Tn FOOD add Substantial
order. Convenient au3 close by arr two or tnEra
large springs Of hne free stone water. 700 ch ron
during the whole wear. LpOn said Isrm there Is
also IN apple aoi Peach Orchard of very SUPERB or
quality, aud usctUtI.ec f being made tho Euest In
the cd. ntfv. The 4Eolsof galH arm rs under good
fence. the great-r uart being cleared, aud g. FER
tile ans prJtuCtvCs- any iald Ia She State. being
well adapted 60 either cotton. corn. Enesr. or rye
growing There is also Superior latg p1ter rut
able ethcr i0ralgrg- MI or factory, or uut1-ssid
% Ust he beet 10 tne country Another great al
ysnt8Ee 10 0EnIuZ 9ll farm. is tle Eeurr.l outlet
90 snr ira 20. che sane being sllaiea
UPON the pu1iIc Highway 10 Florence. Atlua,
aud ths Ienusssgs nIurr. aiso upon The rclt lrat
ingt To- the Tauuessee uud sfauamI ksilrua1, iuler-
seeing at Pulaski, Tennessee. ai Of which roa-s
sre 10 good travelling condition a. Oh seasons OF che
year.
IWI also eel a. the same time. sno.ber Tract
enc ana u bali mIe- saU.h Of be- above dezrnbed
one This sa-t a desirable ior Il uoC-. none OF Too
is cleared. o uutar iclss. hlt o. heavily tmUar-i
with an The most desirable crowds
Termscf sale-siL, twelve, and eighteen month
With iulr est and approved security.
For further paracu ~ enquire Of ir- I1u-F- 10
and Thomas herrhaya- Oh.e No o.. ua urs,
Cedar street. Nsshvlle, leHuasaee, or ~ DE- uude
signed st Lesi-b1rc. MsrshTI currfy. Tenn
r. A. WlElriEfs.
doc22-Im grsc1trr.
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OFFICE OF The lNDEPENDEYT,
NV NoRk- Dec 2G. 1865.
The Winnings of English Turf-Mr.
Ten ETOeck's Successes.

The OF EnSll~h Iufl-Atts
Ten BTOeck's Successes.
The winnings Of three men on the
English Turf this year, in stakes alone,
amount to about forty thousand pounds.
How much their bets come TO we have
not the means of determining bat 4
couple of hundred thousand dollars in
gold is pretty we'll for three stables to
win in public money. The greatest
winner this yesris Count de Lagrange,
who had ten wins, placing nearly TWEEN
ty thousand pounds 10 his credit.
Much the larger oitIOu OF this was
earned by Gladiateur and the Counts
winning balance was but small if the
Guineas, the Derby and the ST. Ledger
were substracted from It. Next upon
the list comes the Duke OF Beaufort,
the head of the Somersets, oue Of the
greatest sporting families Of the Mid
land counties. Several Of our CORES
p0udents, Privsteer, Practice, etc used
10 hunt with the Dukes hounds, and
we know that his fame as a master OF iox
hounds equals his celebrity as a mag
nate of tue turf. The Duke had ten
wins this year, and the amount Of
stakes they secured was above sixteen
thousand pounds. rdSanford is the
third OF the two we have mentioned
He had thirteen wins, and they secured
very nearly twelve thousand pounds
The extent OF his racing shed, n Of
largest ia England, Is, however, to be
looked at The sixth name in the list
IS tlst of Mr.. Ten Brock, whose mum
Der Of winnings was twenty two, and
the amount shove six thousand pounds
II appears from this that the American
stable ha7 won no great race during the
wear, it has been quite industrious
and successful in harvesting mod
crate ones The list contains the
names OF FIVE hundred owners OF
race horses who won something in
England 10 the course of the season,
I and to be sixth in this is certainly
a very distinguished place for Mr.
/ Ten Brock. Oaly the Count de La
grange, the Duke of Beaufort, Lord
! Stanford, Mr. Merry and Mr.. Sutton
! are ahead of him Lord Portsmouth,
the Marquis Of Hastings, Lord West
moTglaad, Lord Glasgow, Sir Joseph
Hawlev. Baron ko.hscAiid, Lord st
Vincent, Captain Machell, and many
other renowned men come AFTER the
k.,.-t,,n ,urpar
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SILAS II. FOOT, Stale Agent for Ten
uesses.
Kev. w u. T.. SAWRI1C.
Local Agest for Nashville.
r. w. ~STEPHEHEON, sRsclA
Agent Nashville. Tenn
utce ia "a Nsloud Bank BUILDING

EnnHuug Hga1az
Thos. r Jennings. Nj l.. a. N. Nstizn.
d=s2-lmd w8m
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Another DiabOIicaI Outrage BY a
Negro.
A White widow Woman UnmercIially
Beaten.


Negro.
A White widow Woman UnmercIfalIy
Beaten.
The ink with which was printed the
details of the outrage 10 which the
Moore family wa subjected, has barely
had time to dry before we are called
upon to record another shocking out
rage And the devilish deed 10 which
we now refer vas not committed at the
dark hour OF midnight, in an put of-the-
way part Of the country, but right here
10 Chattanooga, a city OF some ten
thousand inhabitants, and Ia broad
daylight IL is one Of the boldest as
well as most dastardly Of the many OF
recent occurrence.
The victim in this case is Mrs. ODon-
nell, a widow woman residing near the
Catholic Church. The difficulty. Ms we
learn, originated by the negro driving
a wagon across Mrs OD0nnells lot, for
which she rebuked him, commanding
him to drive in the street, for which Il
was intended. One word brought on
another, until the savage became an.
ragged, aljghted from the wagon, dashed
at the deieuceless woman, siezed her
with both hands by the throat, choking
and kicking her al the same time.
When he feiled her, he stamped her in
the face with his foot, and 1t IS said
stamped on her stomach with both feet
The cries Of the poor creature aroused
/ the ladies in the neIghborhood, whom
| ne threatened with a ike IniIctlon- but
/ on their making for masculine assist.
nee he made his way 10 a military
| camp, and has not been arrested.
We learn that very little hope is en-
| tertained that Mrs. . Donneil viii re-
/ cover. as one of her ubs and her jaw
is said 10 be broken, beside other .nJu
ries.
Well. what Of the ruiiian whose bru
tality has visited such q fearful lnilic.
ION on this woman Can heuot be ar
rested2 Can we not have one Negro
who outrages humanity sud brings obi
nm on the entire race punished IL
will possess the novelty OF change, a.
least The colored people WI 1t "a
themselves to see hat these guilty ones
are brought TO Justice, for-we say it in
sorrow. but with all deiiberStion-thii
state of things cannot continue. It's uo'
in human nature to submit to its Contin
uauce q great while longer. We deslrt
To see every man have justice. For thu
we have tOiled for years, hut justice
and liberty docs not carry with II All
cange for crime That fu-.
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The ti,tle Of The youth about 20 marry
the Princes Helena, of England, Is
His Serene Highness Prince Frederick
Christian Charles Augustus, Of Schles-
wig Ho.stsin, SCnderburg AugUsten-
burg Not bad list OF titles for a
prince who never had more than $500
3 year, and who has lately given up that
magnificent income
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The Boston Post of the ID inst says:
Il is thought Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens
will be obliged Il know Tennessee.
The Radicals have gone a step too far
al refusing 10 recognize her representa-
uyes, and the probability is that they
will take the back track upon the reas-
semblng Of Congress The voice of
the country is evidently against their
arbitrary and prosoriptiye course. The
Albany JOurnal-strong Republican
says The President and Cabinet are
b unit upon this question Of admitting
the Tennessee delegation Agreat ma
iority Of The people is undoubtedly in
agreement with them on the subject;
and The probabilities are that when
Congress reassembles after the recess
IT. members meanwhile having mingled
freely with their constituencies, and
learned The ton Of popular sentiment
the credentials presented by request
of Mr.. johnson will be accepted, and
tie members awarded their seats. Le-
sislation ia this direction must begin
somewhere and, even fit is TO be re-
gardyd as purely experimental, we can
see no better opportunity for initiating
IL than is presented by the case Of Ten.
uessyc.
A correspondent of the Hartford
Times writes from New Haven that
while there, Mr.. Colfax stated that
Immediately on the reassembling Of
Congress, the members Of Congress from
Tennessee would be admitted, and that
other states would soon follow. As
sslye to the Radicals, an amendment &c
the Constitution would be proposed, Sc
SIS 10 make tine voting population the
basis otrcpresentation. Whether 1t cal
bc carried OF not, remains TO be seen
Ii was also acknowledged that th'
Raymond part ofthe Republican party
who support the President, will pre-
vail
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The Boston Commonwealth newspa-
per says Fred Douglass is the noblest
Roman Of Us all, and adds, 1T was on
an evening, over a year ago, that Fred
Douglass had given M OF his mightieEt
ofatious in a neighboring city. Never
before had he seemed at once more
lordly and more electrifying-a perfect
B3anerrrs Of Power Various admirers
gathered about HIM fora cordial word,
when ono OF them said, Mr. Douglass,
shall never be satisfied until ! see you
m the senate OF the United States 2
But another, pressing forward at once,
added mpre..jyely And l. Nj. Doug
lass. shall never be satisfied until
see YOU President OF the Senate OF the
Cn..oi Stated Buthe with that shin
inrh humility, answered half sadly, and
with a shake of ms massive head, All,
I'm sfraid that before then shall have
To ca. a better 6ga.e than do now.
Frederick ia more modest than his ad
MIXERS. and more sensible, too.
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We gather the above statements from
the JeiIerson BplletIn.
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Auction Sale.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESEE.0
IgaRulKM,-IEAE tFFtCE u. s. M. R K. !
NA.HvILLE, IESS, JR1.4, 1850.
! WILL exro7e At Public Auction, in Nashville.
1 Tenn on Thcrsdsy, Jan Ilth. Is 6, 81 n O'Clock
sIa., thu 5Iow NJ described Bu'diags, VIZ
! Mess House s-tust-d on Knowles street between
Chur d end Cedar, lOsZJl ieeJ
9 Mess Houses situs ed N Knowles street, between
Churlh and Cesar 4lElu feet each.
Mess House stgsted ca hnosi les street, between
church sud Ceda- I2yI5 feet.
5 M.ss Houses near Brass Foundry. Chsttan0o1a
Depot
rni Hi.b. 4INit feet.
Terms zach, % Government Funds
Right 81 renoysl guaranteed tor Zen days nom
date 0f-sls. $ <. HANlLL.
Iau5 81 Capt. 4 40 NJ.
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NASHVILLE. TEsN Dec p, ls5I. J
DR0PERIi owners on Chunsh street: o. Lane
street, tetEeen sumner snd College. and 90
cherry -tre>t, between Chureb and Cedar, srs here
~ nCuued e contract st1re curhgng and stone and
BueE pavement, VII rever a. Is raluIred. acvordlng
10 me specifications ard grades which vii b. fur
ulshed by the CITY Engineer Il sad work j. not
co-rmenred wltnin ten days from this Tsie, and
pushed Rapidly 70 e0mplet on, The G mia tor fnr
ire street Sork vii be nndnrd to construrt sad
cu-tiug, The expense Of which will BE- chsrgsd 10
tie progeny owner.
Na.ls y. MATT BROWN. NsNnr
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John Slidcll daughter. who married
the rake Erlaneer, has been obliged
% leave her husband and return 10 her
tstner house ErlsnFers first wife.
the daughter Of the banker Ladtte, wa.
also Obliged 10 run away IRON her hes
baud. bul she was proved TO have beer
A. fsitnless 10 Kim ~ he 10 her
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No.i7 Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE

VIM .reuIt, The srecarg o. AL Ends Of Ma
w elmer. Nils, OF We j.. EngiEes and na-
pfisery mr. saet on IN h-sf0. terms. Agents or
tra csfsb-.taf steam ErE ne4. : cam Hosts, Oh
M.chnsyofJ b Mooasy, q Cngiaasl. PERSONS
80 fhpk re can n-ccumTnodafe them- All ma
ch,,a-v bo-ehs q BE- oil hsTe cur per-oaA suen-
toa IN Ire erscuon % IL eare sth n ne ssS-
~ Nseh pahu1ns-s sd have sore - mschhss
- - - - ID yer chesp. We $50 attend
l, ~ esue-L EsuErue susin-ss, KEY FiuthEs
a. Bs1FfuE Brass FountsE eie, {
49,
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". MATT. BROWN, Nsyor


NA1ahAN@Nr AsNNn 49, 80 49, ,
DRpPERTY owners on College SID Msrssi
streets. b=tEeen The Square and Broad steel,
EEe hereby notified % c~Onstsucf nes stone o. hrcE
payemenIs. or 70 reset toe old ones wherever its
require, in sccor sncs with the speciicsEons ard
CHsae- which vii be furnished ny the Cuy EngneeI
on appl alton. sad WORK must be Commenced
within ten dsys from TIN. date, and pusnei rapidly
70 comrieuon, or the city ~il couirsrt Enh parties
n tha sane, and the eXpeu-e vii Be charged 70
the property ugrurs.
deca v MATT BROWN. MsyoF
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Coualy Uonrt smith County, Tspne.sse

JANUARY RULES. / o..
d. p. Hsyn.e, sdm'r. 9TH tie Wul sunezzi,
~. q. Bill 10 sell land.
Mar,ht Miller and others.
IN ihis case 70 sppssT NJ G. the satisfaction OF the
CLERK, that the defendants Johh Miller and En-
Ieh Mler reside BEYOND fhe limits OF he Huts
nI Tennessee, 70 teas tie ordinary pro ess II
lar oa-nnI De served GDCn Them: 70 Is therefore
ordered thar p1-laauru ne ma 10 the Nashville
Union, a ue~sp1p-r puuIshed in the city Of Nash
vile, for iour successive weeks requiring ssid de-
irnysut~ 90 appear ~ tiH neat tern 81 the COun
y Court for smith county TO he held ~ Car
tugIe on The ht~t houCIy IN February neXt, 1858,
heu and there 10 plead, answer or demEr 10 COM
piiinaut'- bill. or The same will b. taken iC comics.
s25 nad sci Tor htsnns eI par'e ss 10 them
~IsuG-Wlt b. ". TURNER, Clerk.
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Richard Busted, L. S Judge for
Alabama, has arrived here. lie repre-
seuts affairs in mat Stale. and also in
other portions Of the South that ha has
visited, as being Ia the most sstislacto-
~ condition, and that the people are
rsp.diy settling down to practical rela-
tiors with the General Government
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Administrators Notice

20 The Creditors OF the estate 1t James Miller,
deceased having segges-ed The ESQ vegcy OF
sa q estate 20 theC ERIK OF smith couaty, Tenneszee.
B hereay give You the notice required Of me 70 give,
70 NE your claims Rgsinst sad estate, property su-
uenu s'ed. as by aaw required, with he Clerk Of
DE JoUnty Court o' SIN N County Tennessee, on or
b"ilre the l'r dsy Of jane, 1855, OF The same Will DO
ibIeyer tarrsd Utlr p.or8 n. I. HANNIE.
iaub-a4 admir- OfJa-. Miller, deed.
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FURNISHING STORE

Ftfr- gueez cau b. furnished aIlu al zrl
ees.T Dr q complete 1airg.
p v h na- Imported "a large -tl'E cd I
rsfror fe-amaura dire from f-ra-
ts sETut H Nae TurE. a.
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A recent letter from London con.
tains the following

A recent letter from London con.
tains the following
Every little while we read in England
Of the death of some person from eigh
" 10 a hundred years old, who belongs
70 the history of the Eighteenth Cen
fury. a few days ago died Lady AU.
gusta Gordon Hsllyburton, the only
surviving child OF King William ",
and the celebrated actress Mrs Jordon
she was beautiful. this Mrs Jordon,
aud very clever IN broad. rolicking
comedv-somst.mes, 1 fancy, ike Mrs
John Wood Nice people complained
that she had some notes of the oyster
woman in her voice, but the sailor king
did not like her the less for that Her
children were ell well provided for, and
took their places, ike those of Nell
Gwynnc, at whose dairy / sometimes
drink a glass of ale
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late Colonel "a No Nol Inf v
~ Iag H5aa-.1.. D. -
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The weather on the plains has been
terribly severe. Every coach brings
news Of great suffering Of travellers and
the perishing Of animals
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Ganbaldi has offered his services TO
tho authorities OF Naples &c nurse
the cholera patients la the hospitals,
but the Suydic OF tho city would not
permit hirl thus to expose himself to
DANCE. No act of Garibsldis in the
height OF his military fame is nobler
than this G5g.bslii offering 10 nurse
the sick Of Naples is grandcr than Carl
hslds entering the city in triumph by
the side OF Victor Emmanuel the
Efra
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~ AA1tAIA1A 49, 49,
Garrisons LibeIa.or Is now one Of
the things that were. The last rumber
WA issued on the 3Oth ult. MI. CARR
son concludes his Naledictory az fol-
lows.
Farewell, tried and faithful patrons
Farewell. generous b~enefactors, without
whose voluntary but essential pecuni-
airy contributions the Liberator must
have long since been discontinued
Farewell, noble men and women, who
have wrought so long and 50 success
fully, under God, to break every yoke
Hail, ye ransomed millions Han, year
Of Jubilee With q grateful heart and
a fresh baptism of the soul, my last in.
vocation shall be-
Spirit Of Freedom on
On! pause not IN thy flight
Till every cline is won
To worship in thy light;
Speed on thy glorious way,
And wake the sleeping lsndsi
Millions are watching for the ray,
And lift to thee their hands.
Still Onward 2 be thy cry
Thy banner Oh the blast;
And, like a tempest, as thou rushrsu by
DespO:s shall shrink aghast.
On I'll thy name is known
Throughout the peopled earth;
on! ui thou reigo'st one,
Mans heritage by birth;
on till from every vale, and where tht
mountains rise,
The beacon lights Of Liberty sha | kiId.e q
the skies!
WM- LLOYD GARRISON.
Boston, December 20, 1868"
Mr.. Garrison's correspondents droI
tears into the grave Of the LioeraJOr
and TheO. Tilton goes oi with tn
following burst
OFFICE o THE INDEPENDENT,
NV YORK, Dec. Pc, 1863,
To the Libsrator. about 70 ascent into Heevens
Dear, venerable, dying Prophet anC
APOSTLE Your coming was greete,
with curse, hootings, and IeyIlings
But your departing Is followed witt
be~nedictions, sweet memories, and pen
petual fame. Hail aud farewell
THEoDoRE TILToN
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Large Auction Sale
uF
Government Buildings.

. VIII expose for szle, ~ Pubic Auction, IN
T~u--say. January 10th ue tolloEiuE Govern.
uzrt Euau-E-, E.usted 81 the Clrrsls, IN North
as-rv Ia. va
0aeu5 Frame She'd, Cherry street near Coral
Sx@ Frame Sheds, W de Cherry It. near Jet-
2 leN r 81.
r~5 pJ Frame Sheds, f. s de Cherry 81 beyond
I9rae ll Frame Houses, +. side Cnerry - he
yrri !. as-son So
F6ree b Frame Houses, W.. SHE Cherry st. -
vrrsf Teas-s1u So
me UF Frame Hou7e, sftae eBS o. v. Cherry -
tuetIl Store House. oaN Cherry -.
D,sL " EnEo- " d"
rrois Buildings, OF Cherry 81 near Cor.
oasQ Forpse Hoase. opposite The old
leo t.G Frams Buildings o. 2 side n. Summer
srrai
6nsuf g" shop, on ". SIDE high Il near
OuslD Building, on Line st. v. Of uesSel
WORK.
sac 90 con-menre Of 10 "'clock s m. BuildnEs
n b cold IA the Older M vhicn they sppeu in tbs
s3vert ssmeut Terms GovsTnmeut FUNDS.
Properly 20 re removed a. the expense Of TIE pur.
chaser. By CrdsT Of Capt A Eddy, U.GA
Chez y n d. ri Tenn
A v. WILLS,
issB-Nt BVt Ms EA.Q, V.
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FpHta

fustA t1Nr~ Cashier Third National Rank 81
Na-tNHv. do -oie-1nv -sssr fhat The shove slate
wslI true 10 the best oI my knssle9ce sol BE-
lri ku6AE -pNES. Cashier.
STATE or IENNESsEE,
CouNrr on ptvI1-oS,
- SFrrn 10 srt subscribed before me.
Ls January * iSsa AC NuRNELL-
Nctsry PuGlc.
r.rG
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Smith County Court.

JANUARY TERM, IS I'D day OF said Term.
L.. II. Csrdwell, Exscr, and other-,
VS. Hi to sell Land
Jane Cardweil, and Others.
IN Wouol Of complainant Solicitor in thus cause,
Il sppt5uug 20 The sat Fl ction Of the Ccuri, 90 afl-
Caylt, THAT defendants +. r Ovorstreet. James VI.
and FlorettA Cardwtlk furmsn Nhealer ana hs
wife Chl2Isey, ". r Gregory amt MS vie Polly
Ann. and Mar 6 ennis are uol-re-ideuts OF 1enne-,
ace: ltIs thereof ordered by the Court lhat pub.
lcat0u re wsd7 IA he Nashville Union, a negspa.
per published N the cry OF y shVllle, Ienae--ee,
rcquilng said de- dSnis 10 appear before the Wor-
IN pal county COuT, seturE Il toe C. urt-HOuse in
t7rJlsgs, -urh county. Tennessee, on the lst
Mu8d8y IN February next, 1856, then and here to
pie sd, an>w~r or demur toe M alrauIs bll, orthe
sam will 10 lakea for confessed, and set down tT
hearing eI parte, a. 10 then
lsn5-WH Z W.. TURNER, Clerk.
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LgrrFE To GrS MmglrE-I The
fgllouior O. copy OF q letter sent yes
tsri,y hy Col Ililo'd 10 the rebel
GENERAL Wheeler dated
ST Lr,is, Dee y, 1850
-. V....r lac Na.a. e,..alC G. s. A
SE-Iayius this iay learncd that
,su sra fairly recoustruCtod and in
rr.y.i. business 1 take tins opportu-
,-sfy o. send Won my regards for the
~ treatment had from your hands
.bsu we exchanged compliments at
rbarIes,Cn. East Tennessee, two year,
400 fris day. NoU are undoubtedly
-r1rvia-,a that il was not my fault
tbat 1--we ogygur officers aHd some one
bundrsl and thirty Ci your men Pre-
tarrea e,aviur with mo Just ss little as
AZ y,4. Has fault that on Inc subsequent
l4th OF August 80 nAllss, Ga, p5Htcly
r.s.-ed your generous offer TO De taken
car, Of by YOU As D am AZ present
following 8 pursuit Of civil life Just as
well IS You, J would extend by this an
invitation 10 visit this city, and sssure
you that yOu viii be = welcome visitor
uome. and some "commissary provided
for the occasion, on which we shall in
dulce 10 old memories
r. LkIBoJn.
late Colonel "a No Vol Inf
~ Lsas h5aa-al DE- -
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Cotton Farm for Sale.

4 Il excellent C-t'on Farm. two miles East Of he
~ Eprmi8-5, contain ng go acr-s, sill b. sold
ON the 81 dHy OF FebiUIy next, to the hIghest nd
der, 90 a circuit Of one sod tsO years lexceDt $50
ga-u'. r. /. CHAMBkR-.
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90 the morning Of January Sd, Il lssEe Morocco
~ Pocket Book, etber al me FIr-I OF Second Na
uoual hsnk % this cts, which contained valuable
papers, Of no Use 70 any person BIT tae owner,
smouE VII en- Wis . deed lol land The Under vii
he literally rewarded by leaving the sane a. ny
store, corner Church and sumner. opposite 81
cloud hotel. FRANK +. PERRIy.
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JAMES n. LUCAS--.-..------sAMUEL WILL
Robert NJ Funkhouser, OF Funkhouser & Bune O.
Chss. q. Peck, President Of the Pilot KNOB lrcl
Company.
Robert K Woods, Cashier ofthe Merchants Sank
Jules Nslie, Of ChOutsail, HARRISON q Vale
Geo + Robinson, Of Robinson & Gsrnard.
Cnss. v. McCord, OF MCCOrd n Co, Macnuias.
John F. Thornton, OF Thornton & Pierce.
Isaac h. Sturgeon, President o fthe North Mas0ur
Railroad.
Hon. John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
Henry DIVERSION, Of Oyerstolz. Wsnsr6 Co, Lum
Der Dealers.
Hch- sehaeffsr, Of Nicholas schssfsr A Co, stai
Candle IealeTs.
William T. Gay, fGsy. HsnsnkamD & Edwards.
DAVID Keith, Of Keith 4 Woods, Booksellers 4ad
Stauouers-
r. P. HAnenksmp. OF Say 4 Hsneukamp.
Issse W Mitchell.
b. A January. Of T.. A January 4 Co. Gr5aers and
Commission Merchants
Vim. J. Lewis, Of ews a Bro. Teuasroa 81
=. RODer IT., % p R0lar, j. $50.
Jscob lamm Of Iamm a Meyer.
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