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Wanted
ICsr received By n: = Parish . Co, College
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale Of Fiae Surgical IRstFa.
mems.

VgTILL be sold at Auction, Il the Medical Pun.
w Y5yOr's Wa eh Use. pabiie Square. Nash
vile, fem, on TUESDAY,, February l., ls6',
- General OpeFStag Cas-,
2 Muor 40 do
p ESsernng aud TrephlMBE Csses.
IS Post M5rteui Cases, large,
10 blsseciing Uase-,
90 Pocket Cs-es, tSo oils,
go DO do three folds,
l5J St-msch Pdmps, part huie-LeT valve,
s5J Teeth FEuectng instruments.
500 DaEi isOus Seif-Ialeet.ng syanEe-,
Ion -cAihcHiOTs,
lZ,uuJ Cuppng classes ant Tins,
5D frlssas. stsgle and double,
lao ScIS~Ors,
coo 1Ournpuei7. a patterns,
] 100 Hard knb-er S'ungss, a. s)Tted sizes,
sij Sets Splnis. ali SiB-s,
stetho-copss, Tor que pepressOrs. Ssnnses nv
prt rmUt, q, Obsteuicd Cases, Spsculum-, Lau'
cet1 SC, sc, So.
So = portion Of the foregoing artcie= are ss
coni han and vii be -O!d -epsrHIeiy. Tue bal
sucs - entirely Lew. The general OpeIaiug ease,
coutEn iustrum Mt for supulanOns. ,N-5caOL-
MINOR OretsuJn-. Rod sets ot Csihsiers aud
Sounds
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IashrilIe aElnipll.
.. ns'"as 3 -. Publishers.
wEnNEsDAr 49,
10 THE PEOPLE OF TpOrSsef

Recent events render desirable a Mass
Convention Of that portion OF the people Of
Tennessee who are favorable 10 its speedy
and complete restoration 70 its proper posi-
ton OF e9naliiy and influence in the VA
ton.
The war has closed, snd with it all ocea-
son Tor distinctions between our citizens.
Lei Us, then, celebrate the Anniversary Of
The Birthday Of the Father Of his Country,
Thursday, February 2sd, 1866,
by the assemblsge ST the capital Of the
State, OF The masses d the people TO devise
measures 10 secure this desirable result.
This may be secured BY 3 hearty and IN
questionable endorsement OF the Restora-
ZION Policy Of the present patriotic EKecu-
Tive Of the nation, HIS Erceliency, Andrew
johnson, Tennessee's most distinguished
son. Let every county send q full delega-
ton.
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Cot hLACKR-EN-A CORgECT;oN The
Nashville correspondent OF the Ciuein-
nan Garstte, she biggest lisr with one
exception, in the State. writes q that
pspeF thSi Col Blackburn aas had sew
eral suits bv0Ccat against HIM in the
Circuit Court OF Wilson county, in vic
lation OF the order Of Gea. Thomas,
and that q Captain, formerly in Black
burns regiment wss beaten by 3 mob
here recently the whole OF which is a
tissue of fslsehO0ds from beginning 70
end Blackburn has had several suits
brought against him, but not in viola
lion ot any order. AZ 20 u.e charge in
regard 20 the mob. the facts are simply
these A Capt HathWsy sIrived IN our
tcNn some days ago and got intO adihi-
Guilty with = citizen. The matter was
wholly Of 8 personal nature aud they
uso not eve come % blows III We
were allowed 10 give the other side Of
tue question, what a tale we could uo-
fold OF men coming here from other
oountes fer the purpose OF insulting
or oitl4ens, ana raising s. row 80 that
these lying correspondents might have
more materisl wherewith 10 prove the
dIsloyalty Of the south But we for
bear Southern men must when
struck on a cheek, meekly turn the
other, or they viii be accused OF trying
10 driye loyal men out OF the State Ii
the loyal mcn everywhere were Of the
same Ik Of some we have seer lately.
Il would be well for the State If they
were gone-Ix5aaa RdsSier
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The Richmond Enquirer, alludlug to
The prospective speedy repeal OF the
Nrsinia Black Code says Il Is the part
Of common sense 20 recognize The 20
t.,cy of an existing fact, aud 50 10 reg,
nists action IS 10 produce peace End
h-r,opy instesd of strife and trouble
V-ir,;nie fsannot ii she would. and would
800 She could, revive slavery. Ma
human legislation can make q white
man out Of = negro but the Enquirer
believes that s very good citizen may
he made out OF n freedman, and every
man of common sense will RECOGNIZES
th.t i better Tor Virginia 10 confer
right upon her freedmen than Tor these
nrhts 10 come from the grace OF Con
Eresa
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"Araie statement Of the position
Of President Johnson on various guess
tons Of public policy has taken some
o cur home ultyss apparently by sun
prise. They have protested 10 believe
that he Wa only \ little less radical
than sumner aud Stevens They viii
fnd ere loug that they csnnot shield
themselves under the Presidents wing
n assa.l him and his honest supporters
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The Vera CruE correspondent Of the
N.v vork Herald, writing under date
of January 6th, says ten Jubal
E.ri, arrived here = lew days ago. &C
comoaDiet by several Conlederates IA
is ubserstood that he will leave today
Tor LIE civ OF Mexico He has dyed
be hair sud beard black lie rode all
the way through the sootheTn states
hon bis place Of e~0Icealuea1 in Wesi.
err Virginia
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The Southern dioccses are coming
hack 10 the Protestant Episcopal
church. having taken their time in 10
,r, 40 The New York Church Journal
,Jstlishes d letter from Bishop Elliott
oTGeorria. one Of the iefcest OF rebels,
I'M which le announces that Georgia
has withdrawn from the Eoclesiasucal
~g,pfeaerstion Of the southern dioceses
The letter merely states the fact snd
Make no expressions Of regret Tor the
past. or promises for the future The
Journal adds tuat the Bishop Of Ais
,issippi likewise suuenders and, also,
thst bishop wilmer, Of AlsOams, hss
rummoned s Diocesan Convention.
wbirb will probably follow the good
example Of the Bishop Of Georgia
mis- wn leave only Virginia, South
Cerolina and Florida 20 hear iron
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For Funerals.

Cooi. attentive ss-s,snt- sad everything uers.
-a-f, o. heretofore,
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Newspapers throughout the State friendly
70 the objects Of the meeting will please
publish the shove call until TIE 22d prox.
We would call the attention Of sin
cere aud Jealous supporters Of the
Union and the administration Of Az
DEES JoHSs9s, in every section Of the
Slate, 10 the foregoing call 1t is i'm
pOrtsnt, al this great crisis in public az
fairs, whilst the President IL struggling
10 maintain the constitutional form OF
Government bequeathed US by our fore
fathers, and 10 preserve aud perperuate
the rights OF the States, that the real
DC OF Tennessee should be heard en-
coursging and sustaining him. The
day selected for the meeting Is sppro-
pirate. If WAsHyCroN was the Father
Of his Country, and entitled 10 distinc-
lion in history as such, ASBErE JoHS-
sog will be entitled 10 similar renoWn
as ia Preserver, and will 90 down 20
future ages equally beloved. w trust
that the meeting will be worthy Of the
people and the cause in which it Is
called.
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TPNKRSSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

SENATE
TUEsDAY. len. ., 800.
The senate Ret al ~ A. ~
M. Nslsoa iufroiHsed Senate OH No.
~, a incorPonts The jone boro Female
gdfece. Passed hrs remlng.
ms ioiiqwihs e~onHluuaati0n Was pre-
enlei BY Mr. rimbie
NAsHvILLE TrSS., Jan. =, 1866
10 hs Gtas5sl ASSEMBLY o. ne -'ie fieanss-
The undersigned agents for the sale o.
rel estate. o. behalf Vi tFe ovne, Ars. l.
c.. Ewell, pro ore 10 seq ~ the Stste, me
house and grounds now occupied hy Tue
Governor, and winch Wal pr0bsbly be wan r
ed ior a Governors reside zee nal Hine -
ONE
The lot fronts $50 feet on C .dar street. ADD
extends back f70 feet 70 3 vi le alley, htgh
street being Oh the Esst Il Nins on ID
West. which leaves the properE open az
round. We propose 10 sell thls lana % the
state Tor the sum ofSley, 1ss, on such terms
IS may be considered liberal Il satisfactory
10 your honorable body. In mating thIS
oTer, we assure the General assembly thai
me owner really desires 10 sell - the State,
as the price named w0ald not be accepted
| II oAerst in cash rom individuals. The
uresent CAPITOL grou1ds were purchased
rom the father OF thu Owuer OF the proper
~ offered YOU, aud she much pre- ers
selling il 10 the stats than permitting II q
be cut up and sold a number Of iLdlvldu-
as.
Requsstns action at as early a day Is
! practicable we are,
Very respectfully, yours.
NELsox 4 MURFEEE.
Mr. Aidridse introduced Senate bill No
| 275, 10 iBcorporats tue Tennessee Contra
/ College. Passed frst reading.
The above College il u be located in pa
wilson county for The general snd theologi-
cal eduestion OF eoioreI people The ineo.
/ p~5rators are ". g. Brownlow, Thos. II
/ Pearae. S. 7. Slsntey, John Seys, ~m
Bossoa, Joseph S. Carrells, A a. Gee. Jane
F-rris. Thomas II. Coldwell, r. 6. jami
son. James &. Ogden and Daniel j. Homes
the Board Of Trustees being so CONSTITUTES
that not less than two-thiIds OF rs memoer
shall AT all times be members ia resula
standing in the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
in tue United States.
Mr.. Trimbie Introduced Senate bill No
276, to incorporate the Collins and Duo.
River Oil and Mining Company. Passe'
first reading.
The Common School bill was rceonsidere'
by a vote of Il to I.
House bfll No. ISL, 90 reduce The rate Q
interest from twelve aud a half per cent {
six per cent. in csses OF appeal. Passed Il
third reading BY 8 vote OF 3 70 3.
House bill No. Isl 10 compel ticket agent
to do their duty. etc. Passed its third Rad
ing.
adjourned to 2P.N-
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Administrator's Notice.

TO he CredIfouz o. ne sztlts n James Miller.
4 deceazed: having sEEEeslet he nsoiFeocy Of
sNs estate % The c srE d smith ccuutV Iennesses,
} hereby eve you the louce nsqure1o o. me 20 give,
10 &c your cs ms aEEiust sad estais, properly &C.
tnepf -sfed. - By lsH ra1ureL VIII ne Cerk q
heCsunfy Oouu 81 sm d Couuty Ie1nsssoe, % o.
tsisre ne 1t day q aune, Asts ~ he ame sl -
foreVrr tsrns1 thar pulna n. b HAYhlE.
vaswRe admir- fJss. Miller, dec'd
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, \. J.
r. E~sTERBRooK & CO.,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
Ne 403 Areas, Phila.
~hAhAhOoaEa No. - goha-sf, AeS lsrk.

CANPLEs aud prices on spfheau0H. Lots made
- 10 order Of INV parfern Or stafnp required
CAUaoN-Tb--e Pens are Of Ernulne Amer can
msnuEt ture ADD egGa o tri-h, elasticity aud aae-
PES Of poln. 10 TIE bet IMPORTED. They are,
thessiors. sure 20 gan tbecolh1euee Of The amer
cau plh5e Toe sar-sl ula Of or sIEustare is sufl.
csnt se9uritv seain.t fore "a Enraton-
@ For ssls a. retal b. ~ ; su0asrs in ths
Initial stSfss. k ESTERBROOE A %.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualaasd a. Administrator on TIE es
III tsls o. J5hn n. Hal. de eassd. the . 10 10
uy 81 persons having e'simt agEust said estate %
de them vita me within The tme prescribed by
isE, OF ihsy wii NJ barred, snd those indicted q
cone brNsrd and make payment.
lsnls-u jobs III. SMITH. Admir-
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INSURANCE.

DABTTE9 vsuHnE Insurance sgaius; los by IRE,
Il or dangers bY 80, liver aod tsllnosds, srs ne
gnested 20 cali 81 tneOd Home Umcs, Nc. - North
colegv street. and Iaqtre ne rsiss.
e. v BUTLER, Sec'v.
H..rH - Taua Aazw. a r.. a.. -
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HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES.
JANUARY %, 1866.
The Hau-e met al the ususl hour, AIR.
| Speaker Heiskell IN the Chair.
The jouraai Of yesterday was read and
approved.
alr. Murphy introduced 8 bin lin accord
aace with e petition from numerous citi-
-ans) aupropri.ting -, 500 20 aid the Tay-
| l~ot5sltle Academy. la johnson county. Re
| .errei o. Committee on Education.
Nr. Sn5lderly Introduced a bil 6bo!lsh-
I ing chancery courts, aud yesting chance !
/ posesa in The circuit Judges Referred 10
the judiciary Cotnmittee.
Nr. Mason introduced abHl amending the
art appointing "a commission ~ ran The
| eastern boundary oftne State.
ar. AueAiutroduced a bail canurmng
aud legalIzng the acts OF Judge advocate
iu The state, and prohibiting q fsYie| 81
iAe.r acis iu the civil cDlirts-
AR. Matter~, u Madison, i~ntrlaufed 8
ioiuLrtsaluIiau. KS follows:
NHrREAs, the late war through which We
have recently passed mas cldsed a grea'
increase in The price o. every aFtiele e5h'
sumea by tue people ana whereas, q D
! almost impossib,0 ior the members u ln'
praseut General Assembly q live on th'
,ompensaiou they are now entitled 10 rs
law therefore.
B r. Rsoirs5 ~ tie House Of EeDr7ssI-
+4fa.es. as Senate c1HclrriHG, That ths
comptrsllrr OF the STA e issue hi, Warrsu
10 each -oember Of Tue General Assembly
Tor their per diaIn, IS now prescribed y
law, t-cu the day they were sworn in al
members until they adjourn Sass dc, ane
Tor mile-ce Tor one "Trip, travelled 70 au,
from the sect Of Government, ~ now proTI
ded 10y law.
Laid over.
Mr. Wslker, OF Gbes, Introduced 2 reso
luton prohibiting the Introduction OF new
business ater the Grst Monday IN febru
arv, except such bills as come from stand
ing committees
Laid on the table.
LEAVE OF ABsESCE.
Leave Of absence was granted 10 Mr.
Richeras, pa account OF sickness ia al
ialnhy.
SALARIES y FEEs.
The Select Committee 90 whom tie sub
iect was referred, reported a very lengthy
bin, regulating the fees End salaries Of OIL
ce4 10 the Stale.
Mr.. Steele gave notice that he would pre-
sent o minority report Tomorrow on
hundred and ffty copie5 were ordered 20 b
printed.
Adjourned til , p IN.
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VNTE have removed our Siock 10 No Z south
" Market streeL Ehsre We h9pe 70 meei our
former pstrons Sad he pubsc ecaeally. OR siork
e l~rge aad vel seieaed, and Ne aisSys Ssd a he
loserSt market p1ceS CHAs. NELSON 4 CO.
EntA-ur
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CARRIAGES,

THE IMMENSE STOCK, now in tie THRRE
\ LAksE WAkEROOa1, covering a. Essa q
i5.oo SQUARE Feet
RatFARess-450 Broadway & I6 Crosby Sc &,
Bsng the LARGEST AssORrM ENT q csrrsge.
ever Casred 10 NeE lork. vii noE b. sold Al
greGly reduced Dnoss- usESEss, a..
az Essortmsnf NaaFs co haaL.
o-cas4m ends q WITTY sE1 Rraa4rar n Y
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SESSION.

49,
After the House was called 10 order. Mr..
Hold concluded his speech
Mr. Garner then followed, in support Of
the bill, IN a Icing by, aud carefully prePaI-
Nj. Rogers called for the previous ques-
tiou. on the motioa 80 reconsider, which
was sustained, and the vote on the ree1nsid-
erutiou was then taken, with the following
result:
Ayes-Nessrs. Arnell, Baker. Carter, Don
aldsou, Elliott, Freeman, Fus Il, Garner,
1 Glmer, Crimmett, Hood, hudson, Jarvis,
Jones. of claiborne, kerchival, Lewis, Ma
>ou. Maxwell, McNair, Mullins, Mulioy,
| Moss, Nieks, Norman, ordway, Pickett,
| Haulsou, Richards, Rogers, simmons, smith
| Of Hsoiemsn, Steele, Thomas. Underwood,
Water. of Wilson. Matters, OF Madison,
! Walker, OF ehelbg. Moodcock, foods 81.
Nays-Messrs. Brandon, Brittle, Black
man, c iugan, Coward. Dowdt, Dusgani
| Duaaway, Faulkner. Grove. Hale. Jones, OF
/ Greene, Marable, Melton, Murphy, Park,
| Porter, Scales, Symmetry, Shuitz, Snod0e e
~, Stegsld. T~horuburgh, Warren. Walker,
of Rhea, Welsh, Williams, Willis, Mynne,
and Speaker Heisksll-su-
So the vote % lay on The table, was recon
sioered.
Mr.. Sbultz moved 70 courGr with the re
port OF The committee e o,omeYdjug the
rejection OF the bill J. st, ayes, 81, noes
/ 80.
Mr.. Blackman moved 70 adjourn. Lest,
| ayes 9, noes 6l.
Mr. 10 a moved 10 smend, by providing
! thai this act shall noU De 50 construed ~ 70
entttle colcred nleh-t0 .te, or ga o. lurIes.
Alr. Williams called for tae previous ques-
| tion, which cut oil the amendment.
The woe was then taEen on the second
/ reading ofthe bill. and il was passed s. iol-
! lowe:
Asfs-Nessrs. ArEell, Baker. Garter,
pouall.on, Elliott, Freeman, Fu-on, Gar
1 n-r. Clioef. CrjumetL Hood. Iiuds0B,
| Jones af Claiborne. K~ercsivnL Lewis, ME-
500. Maxwell. McNair. Mullins, Au Low,
Moss Aicks. NorHusn, Puckst, RaU.ston.
Ricn-rds. R9se s, smith oi H4rtemaA.
1 SmirG at uliou, Steele, Underwood, Water.
yi Wilson, Waterz OF Madison, Walkei
/ otSuei6y W0odcork, Woods-3G.
Noss-Messrs. Brandon, Brittle, Black
mar. C~linruu. Coward. Dowdy, bugean.
Duuawar. r~uulknrg, Grove. liale, Jrryis,
Joues Of Greene, Aa-sble, Melton, Murphy.
O.~wsy, PARIS, Porter, Scales, Snra0n-,
simueIlv, ShnluE, Suodderly, SteEa.d,
Th15ubu-ch, Thomas. Nerren, Walker 81
Rhea. Welsh. Willisms. Willis, Wyn1e,
Speaker HeisbSll-sS.
Ite bil was then m6Ge thc special o-1el
l1r to-morrow al two o'ciocA.
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SIhO0

c1Enn PEA YEAR We uHui SCENTS
Q1OOO everywhere % 81 cur tNrsovtp
~ osalng MEchinsS Three neH kinds uuder
And upper 1ced Wsrrsnisd Eve Fears. Above sE-
~ OF lan7e comEissqns pad The oSLr machint 8
sold m the Anled States nf less than 81. uhi.h
arr mAy Ace1sea u hose. Wheeisr 3 Wnsoa.
6uoFerS Rake, slngeT 7 % sad BsnhsldeF. ~
other chsap mschanss are isf-sg@Flsa Onculsrs
ifes Addrcss, o. cal upon EkaE = Clark, Bidae-
iera' ANhe, t1~zlsSmskE eo5s
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1he Augusta Chronicle Of the lSth
INST ssysA dancing master w0uld-do
well IN that city.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Govt Lumber, Material, Tools,

&c, &c, SC.
Il WILL expose for sale a. Puhii' Auction on
/ 1UESDAN, he 3Ih mat 81 the Taylor Yard,
On Bigh street, south OF Broad street. Government
Property cons. -tpg o. the following articles, viz.
One inch Lumber, square nnJer BRIGGS. Ia
lies. B-ncnss Chars, Ufhce aud Camp uesks,
Window FTahsr. Blacksmith, CsTpenusr aud Mis-
cellanscns Tools.
one Boiler. situate a. u 3. Pet Hospital On
Charlotte Pike,
one Steam Eng ne,
Une Saw Nil.
Two loo Odce Sslrs,
Wood and Ia Healing and C0nEuE stoves sni
Urens Is, &C , sc
sale 20 commsnce At 10 O'Clock, s.m
Term cash-1OFemnsHi 1fGds.
Bp order u
5 EIdy. usA. ChisfQ VI Dot Ter.
A ". WILLS
iaB2l "a Byt Msi&AQM
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General Howard, the 'head boss
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, asks for an
appropriation OF nearly twelve millions
Of dollars to support his establishment
for the present year. OF this amount
81, Toe, 30 is required for commissary
stores; 81, 10000 for clothing 5000,
900 Tor sites for school houses and asy.
lums, aud S331.UOO for salaries for as
sistant commissioner aud clerks The
people OF this country have been liv-
ing under the present constitution a
very long time In days past much
suffering has prevailed, al times in diff
fsrsnt sections Of the country, but we
never heard of Congress doing any
thing 10 aid the sufferers. They were
only .olitt people, and iswss regarded az
unconstitutional TO appropriate the
public revenue to such purposes. II i.
very different now that the negro ha.
come to the top OF the seethrng kettle
Il IS constitutional to tax the whole
country to maintain him in idleness.
A telegraphie dispatch from the seal
Of ali truth aud virtue, Washington
SAYS "a movement is being organized II
Kentucky TO return John e. Breokin
ridge TO the Senate in the place OF Gar
rstt Davis Well, the ultras have beer
denouncing Davis as a traitor snd
rebel in disguise; why should they OF
iect to his exchange for an open enemy
Put there is no truth in the report.
is another Of the base falsehoods Goa
cocted by knaves 10 keep mp bad fee
ing in the loyal States. The author
deserve the "knOut
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Terms of sale.

Cash, 10 G5vrrum-ut iC1ts Or, aheu purchases
ty Rzfrosd Compare on rraait 90 Desired { DOT
exceeding ta0 yesrs, psYaba 10 monthly install
meuts v Ii interest Il III r4i- 1f 7 DO per cent.
per aunum, Fssuoed ly ronI. stfaa tory % ihs
Government, for double The aul5uut Of the proper
~ purchased
Full descriptions nf he EuE ne can be obtained
90 spplcAu0a o. Capt s. q Hanfil A y u Nash
vi ., Tenn. r D. GRIZZLY,
snla 90 iebis BFL Nat "a. NJ, 4. = A.
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2 knkiuea uusartCeatie.
b iI-fs sud EunBinE Gears Tor gH1 N Dummy
EnpInes. uus-rycehe.
BnaEe 10 Two spsns rTlf- g. Iest esch-
Q2aJ u1s hurtred mi fltly three prrch ist an1
e class Cat st1ue, comprising oundsl0a o. koant
House.
vii also 10 -oli, 90 above mentioned date, a
Msmph : aud Nashville, tle b slce OF M4luxrF
q No
sales anl eomweuns 81 es'l pia-e a. 10 O'Clock,
an, ADJ cont uu- uuu! al ils property : Hspvs-
~ vi
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hrEESooS SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Senate met at > P. u and, after pass
Ing several bills On their second reading,
1 aSinurasd 10 10 A.. Il.
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Extensive Sale
GOVT ROLLING Stock

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE -TRNE2ssEE. !
mar QUAETEaHA7rER's OFFiCE,
q =. MmIEAEY RAILRoAus, 4
Nashville. Tenn, Jan 9h, lsGs
"ILL be sold A. Pubic Auction, 90 Memoir ;,
w tennessee, "Wednesday, Feors airy Ito, 1866,
the FOL owing described Rolling st0rk. tizs
90 Pour Locomotive Engues tive test gauge,
uares o. ard dismsuted, Ona rep irahle.l
,i6l : Ntesu Boz aHd ~ h,ur Fiat Usr-.-mors Of
lsss-hye feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
90 One Locomotive Engiua i've feet gauge iyIng
In The dich On TIE line OF the n ssI-sippi Csutral
RzlIoat, tge.Se miles North % 6raud Junction.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
For sale.-.Terms Cash.

A ORIG STORE, With Furniture, rent Of Store
n ior = yea, Situated os Pnaic squars. Wa
chester. Tean. FER pHusniaFs dfsci 10 %. 81
fostonoe toI Is, Winchester. TsAl. Lanls iv7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
At SAME PLACE,
ON WED FEB. I4TH.

NEyI!L BE sold = stock ofn8w HlanE Books. Sta
w tonsry. " rapBing Paper sui 500 Z t,udznd
Medical Bo0Es, CONSISTING IN par o.
I4u copie Gisy'- Ana Omy,
81 4, Dunglson's Medical Dictionary,
- DO PA ice Medicine, Woods. cen
Lets, MaisOu's, So,
- 10 p1lion's Physiology,
81 % VirchOw's Pathology,
lsO d. Surgery Gross, Erchssn, FerSu
sOn, sc,
400 10 Us UspansatoTy,
% 10 Becs- JUNE prudence,
30 so farrI-h -aaTmary,
40 10 Therapeutics 5, Wo0d, and Stlle,
20 do Minor surgery,
Jr5 90 Surgical Anatomy,
90 do Chemi try, Fownrs,
20 do Webster 3 Dictionary. Sc sc,
81 Bank books, 4 auiTes Cap, a bound,
1900 90 do small, 40,
SIS do do FIRE, whole hound,
ksams Writing Paper, csp, letter Rul note,
90 do WrappIng Paper. assorted,
10 o I~rkstmds. various patterns,
10000 Envelopes, assorted,
5000 Blsnk Books. miscellaneous,
40 Portfolios,
Peneils, Pens, Ink, &c. Sc.
AS=Ons Of the Medical BOOSs are secondhand,
and will be sold separately.
Th- Books and Instruments can be inspected she
dav before the sale
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon sud 4 I. Colonel a.. S. Vols,
isn3l-2lt Medical PuryeyOr %. :. A.