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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SB-NOTlcE.-FOR CHARTER OF a RAIL-
RoAD-AppHcaton will be made to the Legislatures Of
me states OF South Carolina and Georgia for CHARTER
OF RAILROAD, to from como point near s,a1tke
hatche ION the line Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad) to Milen in the State Of Georgia
December 6 . tna
$50 STATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH L
HOWARD will present them, duly attested and all per-
sons indebted thereto viii make payment to
.: s. L.HOwARD.
November 26 Qualified Executor.
ssMEssRs. EDITORS. PLEASE: ANNOUNCE
HIRAM B. oLNEY, Esq, as candidate for Alderman
OF Ward No. &c WILLIS, Esq, having resigned
December s. CITIZENS OF WARD NO. 6.
@WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
EDWARD WILLIS, Esq. as Candidate for Alderman
of Ward No. 4. Decenher <
~MR. .EDITOR PLEASE ANNOUNCE
No. 6. MANY TAX PAYERS
December s ~;
a@-MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
MI. B. RoDDIN Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
= in place Of wn11Aa Z. TREsHo1m, and obHge
= MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN.
awWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston (Judicia District at the next election
September 10
--y->Fz:rsaso- sa-E,z111xrc,A 1Ir
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA -RIIrENHUUsE-
SAUT co. KREUDER. & BEHR-Purauant 10 ~,
order made in this case, motion Of WILKINSON &
GucHR1sT, for plaintiffs, WILLIAM BEHR, one of the
defendants to this being absent and without
the limits of this DISTRICT it is that the said de-
PENDANTS do Plead de1nur hereto within three
months from the date hereof in default which pair-
tifs may proceed to Judgment against the defendant
who has been duly served with the process of the Court
DANIEL HORLBECK, G. G. O. q. S.
November 25, 1866. 1arno3 November "a
% SOUTH CAROLNA- A-CHARfEsTON DIS
TRICT-N CHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE REGISTER
IN EQUTTY.-NAPoLEoN N. CosTE, ct IA. Us. Ed
WARD A. BOLLEs, GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, AND
OTHERs-BILL FOR PARTITION-H appearing to
my satisfaction that GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN.
his wife, CHARLES BoLLEs and GEORGE E. RING.
Jr defendants in this case, absent from and reside
beyond the limits Of this Ste the ordinary pro-
Of the Court cannot be served them: motion Of
complainants Solicitor ordered that the defendants
GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN his wife, CHARLES p
BoIlEs and GEORGE E. RING, Jr, do appear and plead
answer demur to this Bill, within months from
the publication of ta ORDER order pro conesso viii
be granted and entered against them.
JAS. L. CAN'T,
Register IN Equity, Charleston District
November f1amo3Ino
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The Fenians in Canada.

The FeRfnns In Canada. -.-
TORONTO, December 6.--The authorities having
received information Of an intended raid on the
old jail previous to the 18th, for the purpose of
attempting the rescue of the Fenian prisoners,
extra precautions have been adopted and no visit
ors are admitted unless well known to the authori-
ties.
The Grand Trunk Railway Battalion Of volun-
tcers, COMPOSED entirely Of employees Of that road
mustered for drill in full uniform last evening, and
presented q fine appearance. They have recently
been supplied with arms, ETC., and drill regularly
and constantly.
MONTREAL December 6.-The Gazette, Of this
morning, says that Stewards letter respecting the
Fenian prisoners has excited deep anger in Eng
land, and that the Presidents Message will not
allay this feeling.
The Bank Of Montreal is about to Withdraw its
agency from Chicago.
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New York Money Market.

New YoRK, December e.-The Evening Post has
the following: The drain Of greenbacks to the
South continues The National Banks have been
nosisd by the comissoner Of Internal Revenue
tax on more than their chartered capital The in
creasing dulness Of general business awakens the
excitement, heavy taxes and the apprehension Of
q speedy return to specie payments. Stock market
duh and languid. Governments lower. Railroads
feyerish, with no disposition TO buy. Loan market
inactive and easy at 6@7. There is rather more
produce paper offering, but there is disposition
to discriminate against any but the very best.
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i SPECIAL 70 THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

rights and the practice Of Divine worship, are ex-
erting their salutary influence upon the conduct,
two races, alenated by war and suddenly, separa-
ted by emancipation, are becoming gradually re-
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a~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. n. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston (Judical District at the next election
Septernber afI3a. Z
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a@TMESSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Mr.. B. RoDDIN Candidate for Alderman of Ward No.
T. in place of WMIIAM E. TRENHOLM and oblige
Z MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

Washington, December 6.-IN TIE SENATE,
Mr. Trumbun reported favorably from the Judici-
ary Committee on the Bill Of the House to repeal
the amnesty power of the President, and asked its
immediate consideration. Mr.. Hendrix objected
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

epMR. .:EDITOR PLEASE ANNOUNCE
ADAM B. GLOVER as Candidate for Alderman Of Ward
No. g. W MANY TAX PAYERS
December =. ..: -gS
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Ss-NoTlcE.-FOR CHARTER OF a RAIL-
RoAD-Apphcaton will be made to the Legislatures Of
me states OF South Carolina and Georgia for CHARTER
of hAILRoAD, to run from como point near saltke-
haschae ION the line Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad) to Millen in the State of Georgia
December s s . 10
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Strange Disoovery.

Last Tuesday morning q farmer named
wilkins living, In Walker cOuaty Ca, whose
hogs had s.Eayed away, was searching for
the lost animals among the mouniains 10 the
vicinity, whom he discovered two aawly made
graves on the extreme summit Of q bill Ear
away from any known hALltation. Marking
the spot no continued his search, and on bis
return home, having informed a nsishbor Of
the strange sight which hs had Oseu on THAI
lonely mountains peak, the two started OF
next morning TO examine the mysterious
graVeS. Having turned up the earth, over
the graves, they e1humed two pine cOGins
which on being opened were found to con-
tain the bodies Of two Infants about three
weeks old, The fact that they we're buried far
away from any human hSbitAtioh, excited the
farmers, and they proceeded to explore the
v~iciaiiy. After an hours search they found
an opening In the side Of the mountain, in
which, upOn entering, they we're horrifed to
find the ~lifeless remains Of = woman lying
on the HoOr Of the cavern. The features Of
The dead we're unknown to the farmers, who
afer giving the remains . Christian burial
| retained TO their homes. No clue to the DyJ-
terry which enshroudS the cause Of the poor
! womau's fate has yet been found.-Cha'. Union.
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Johnson continues TO oppose the progress Of
Right and the march Of Civilization and
Truth let him 10 removed out Of The way-md
the loyal people from the pine fOresto 81
Maine 10 the Everglades Of Florida will say
AmeaI
The magnificent St~eeLribbed and iron-ciad
man-OfW war, called RadieAitsm, rrsighted with
the Constitution Of the United States, the
hopes Of the loyal millions Of the land, and
the glorious destiny Of the American Repub-
lie, has passed through another severely. con-
tsSted engagement, without the slightest
damage to her huh, and only two sails Ieh
from her rigging whilst Its antagonist, the
old Merrimack Of the South, repaired, re-
nodded, and renamed, BY Johnson, Randall
L Co., Conservatism, lsdCned with rebel par
dOnS, discharges Of Union OficS-holdors, Of
6ce commissions for traitors and the blood
shed In the New Orleans and Memphis riots,
is q total wreck, seventeen f~rigAtful chasms
in her hull, her masts gone, and only two
weak OHea sending her down to her inevitable
doom
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The LeRislaturs.

Nothing Of interest has been done Ia this
body up to the 18th inst. A quorum has
been secured 10 both Hoases, and both are
At work.
In the Senate the following billS passed
irst reading:
By Mr Richards; To incorporate the 81.
Georges Benevolent Society, uf Tennessee.
By Mr.. Underwood To reorgsniEs the
State Agricultural Bareaa. IL provides for
the appointment Of commissioners to take
charge Of the State and Dirision fair grounds,
buildings, and 6xtures. aud expose the same
for sale, the proceeds TO be applied 10 the
payment Of indrbtetnesS on account Of IAid
fdr grounds. u also provides that the State
lair may he held IN connection with any
county society.
BY btr. Brewer To authorize the snlist-
ment Of loyal Militia. II authorizes the Gov
etnor 10 enlist vs. many cavalry regiments az
he may deem &c, said regiments TO consist Of
not more than Gwelvs hundred men each, all
nj whom shall be lOys! citizens, who shall DE
armed and held as minute men, subject TO the
Governors call, aud GGder his commend, for
such duty Ne &c NAY order them to perform.
TaoA rag sEsArr.
The resolutions authorizing the Governor
TO send a commissions to Washington 10 the
interests Of certain railroads, was 30 amended
AZ 10 authorize him also to act in the inter-
ssts Of other r0Ads, as occasion might re-
quire, and then adopted as amended. Ad-
JourRed until nine O'Clock en- Monday morn
ing.
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Grand Mass Welcome to Congress.

Grand Mass Welcome to Congress.
Being profoundly impressed with the im-
portnnce Of the Struggle through which tue
country Is passing, and OF the necessity Of
preserving the results gained BY its iriumpbs
In the people; and mere recently at the polls,
The undersigned, a COMMITTEES appointed BY
the SOLDIER and SaiiOrI' UNiOH Of WaSaiagtOn
D. c., do In their name earnestly invite their
comrades, the loyal veterans Of the Republic,
With all other friends Of the great cause OF
Union and liberty. to meet in a National Mass
Welcome and Council, 10 be held In this, the
Federal Capital on Saturday December tho lat
ProxinO.
We ask your presence to honor and assure
protection to the loyal majOEity In the ThiT-
ty.Ninth Congress, In whom we recognize
faithful guardians Of our assaulted institutions
and able supporters of the principles
involved.
Come in your might By your presence
show how sisrnly loyalty cAnrObuke treason.
Prove thereby that the threats and insults Of
4 trsaChsrOuS Executive against The ltgislA-
tive branch Of the Government cannot intim-
idate a free people. Here in the Federal Cap
ital must our great struggle eliminate in
wise and equitable legislation. Here, then
should we assemble TO encourage and
strengthen Congress-to whose h&Lds the
Cous,stution wisely entrust the power--to
such juss action as seH make peace permanent
and liberty tNireTSGl.
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Little Jersey.

New Jersey naa done we'll All tho
power Of the administration has not
OILY tailed TO shake her Radical ma.
jprity. but Il has tailed to sAve A j.
RoVgsrs, who. next 70 Hogan, was III o
most Offensive ~Coppsrhsad IN the Thir.
ty.ninlh Congress. lie departs, and n
good Radical takes hi. place. making a
gain Of one member from that State.
The State Legislature is also Rspub.
loan, which insures the election Of A
Radical SonAtor in plaes Of the Con.
p~rhesd Wright, who died recently.
Well done, New Jersey! A gain oi
one 10 each branch OF Congress Il
enough for one day's work
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"a The Copperhead papers are making
Themselves freshly ridiculous By following
the Wrstehed old National Inteagsner 10
abuse Of the mass meeting Of welcome 10
CougreEs called BY The gallant 4" Boys In
Blue" Of the District Of ColumbiA, for Samr-
day, the 6rst day Of December. The rawlings
Of the htsAigeacsr over this invitation are
exceedingly amusing. For our part, We are
right glad Of tie movement and wish IL
abundant good lnek. u the men composing
Congress had TO depend for greeting upon
Andrew Johnson add bis Bead and Butter
Brigade, 1t would probably be a good deal
like the leaden breakfast offered 10 the Mas
GAehusstts patriots By ibe Baltimore mob on
the 10th Of Aprlrissl. Let as all help,
therefore, 70 mako This nass-mesting Of vel
CONS an ovation worthy Of the cause aud Of
She country.
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The New Movement in favor Of I'm
partial Suffrage.

The movement Of leading Demoer vie pa
pers in the East and West 10 favor Of impair
tial suffrage, has caused a decided sensation
in Washington, especially among officials aud
Southern men. The latter declare that the
South will accept impartial suffrage in pre-
ference to ratifying the constitutional amend
ment. A we'll known New Orleans editor
now here faVors it, and hon. w.. II. Truscett,
Of South Carolina, who was al officer Of the
Confederate government, and formerly assis-
tant Secretary Of State under Buchanan, ar
rived here to-day, and says South Carolina
prefers it 70 the amendment. Il IL rumored
to night that the President will recommend
universal amnesty for impartial SsErage, in
bis forthcoming meEssge.
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Proclamation by the Govern.
or of the State Of
Tennessee,
STATE OF ESSEE,

~ a AZ vi AsSOAAA4y
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, November 18th, 1866.
ITO THE SHERIFFS OF THE
Il Counties Of Anderson, Blount,
Bradley, Claiborne, Campbell, Cum.
berland, Fayette, Harden, Hancock,
Haywood, Johnson, Jefferson, Lauder.
dale, Montgomery, McNairy, Ma.
rion, Morgan, Madison, Overton,
Obion, Polk, Rhea, Sullivan, Sequat-
chic, Tipton, Wayne, Washington,
White and Weakley- Greeting
The Commissioners for the regiStra-
ton Of voters in your respective eoun-
ties, having officially reported the
completion Of said registration, you
are hereby commanded to open and
hold an election at all the places of
holding elections in your counties
where vacancies may exist, on the Sth
day Of December next, after giving
the notice required by law, foI the
election Of officers to I'LL all vacarcies
that may DO officially known to you
to exist in your several counties
whether in Civil District. Municipal
or County Offices, and due return
thereof make according to law.
(~~) In testimony whereof, l
SEAL have bereuntO set my
49, hand, and caused tho
Great Seal of tho State to be affixed
Al Nashville, on the 10th day Of De-
cSmber, 1866.
BY tho Governor
". G.
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HY- The Boston Transcript furnishes the
following excellent photograph Of the sit.
nation
A distinguished Democratic politician yes
terdAy morning approached a gentleman from
New York with an extended hand and said (:
al congratulate yoa heartily on the noble
StAad your city has taken In the election Of
yssIeTdsy that your richest add most inhu-
entail ward has not sent 10 itS legislative
balls = niger"
"well," replied the New Yorker, "Tm
thinking that In our legislative halls a black
face Is much better than = bLOekkg. Good
morning I
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~ There u a regular panic aHong
The Copperhsad leaders 10 New York city.
They anticipate the eomplsss ogerhroW 81
the corrupt " ring by means Of which ttey
fshTlcstsd tbs glRaai,e mAjority Of 1881
agains GoysreoF Fsntos on The 6th OF Nov.
ember. The ehartsr election, which tAtes
piaos on abe seeopd Tuesday Of December,
vhea the Board Of AidsrmAa are 70 Be ebos-
60, viii enthusiastically bring the eontFivsrs Of
that great frau4 20 grief The rslgn Of rae
esiltY IN Hsw York haS been 80 potent aud
20 iosg. thai When u 70 broksn The collapse
win b tsrribis-PhR. HSs.
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tbs SrocK CoMPRisRs, among other arti.
Giles, splendid Clocks, Gold aud Silver Watch
CO, Rings set with Diamonds, RubieS, Pearls,
Garnet and other Stones, lsOlitaiFe and 10
clusters Ladies' sets Of J%eWslry, comp. ising
Pins and Ear Rings Of the most fashionable
styles, set in precious stones Of every varis-
~, together with a large assortment Of Gold
and Enamelrd and Pearl, Sets, Gold Studs
and Sleeve Buttons Of the most beautiful pat
ternS, Gents Bosom and Scar! Pins, and an
endless variety Of Bracelets, Chains, Musical
Boxes, Head Dresses, Combs, Charms, ke.
In consequence Of the great StagnAtiOu oil
trade in the Manufacturing districts Of France
and England, a large quantity Of valuable
JeWeiry, originally intended for the European
market, Sas been sent OF for sale 10 this
couutry, and must be sold At any sacrifice
Under these circumStances the WATCH 4
GOLD JEWBLRY co" have resolved upon
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CABINET
NEWS.
Universal Amnesty and Suffrage.
WAsHiSGrON, Nov. l6.

WAsHiSGToN, Nov. l6.
General Logan is in the city, and amour
ces his determination 10 do all in his POWer
to induce the impeachment Of the President
BY the Senate Of the United States.
Chief Justice Chase called at the White
House Last evening, and was elOsctsd with
he President for an hour. NessrS. Seward,
Randall and Nc Cullseh afterEArd were PTes-
ent. A long consolation was had, beliered
10 be upon the most important subject, based
un an effort now making by the leading men
Of all parties 10 induce the President, IN con-
sider'tion OF general amnesty, to induce the
people Of the south to accept impartial sum-
rage, with qualifications Of either intslli-
gence or property. Prominent Southern men
are cooperating 10 this movement.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. J
ExEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT..
Nnahrilln Mnr 10 1910

AS a Christian people. it ia our dnty
at all times, and should be our pleas
ure to return thanks 10 tho Givsr OF
every good aud perfect gift for the
countless blessings which he is con-
stsntly bestowing upon us; and being
a time honored custom, II is more APP
propriate now, rs the year is rapidly
drawing to n close:
Therefore, l, WILLIAM G. BRowN
Low, Governor of Tennessee do recon-
mend that Thursday the Goth day Of
November. inst, be set apart and oh.
served as a day of Thanksgiving and
Praise TO Almighty God for another
year Of prosperity, ia return Of seed
time and harvest, and the increase Of
the ground; for having driven from
our borders the deadly pestilence
which We all so greatly feared, and in
our National relations for having kept
tho minds and hearts ofthe great body
oftho people tr ne and steadfast. These
blessings have all come from the Lord
u God, and call upon the people OF
the State for gratitude, praise and
tha thanksgiving. Let US, therefore, on
the day appointed, assemble in our
houses Of worship to honor and praise
the Lord.
Done at the Capitol, in Nashville,
this 10th day Of November, 1896, and
the 9lst year of the independence Of
the United States.
BY the Governor:
w q RPOWNIOW
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capture Of the Railroad Robbers.

The citizens Of RrhOklin, Ky, and vicinity
have captured the entire gang Of men en-
gagged in the robbing Of a passenger train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, a shOTt
time since.
They were headed BY q man named King
who has been caught, together with nine Of
hrs men. The whole party were sent to Louis
vile yesterday.
n attempting to throw q train OF the track
IL murder In the eye Of the law, the sooner
these wretcbes are hung the better.
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W. G. BROWNLow.
A, ]. FLETCHER, Sec'y of State,
Final Settlement Of the Baltimore
Police Difficulty.

BALTIMORE, November l5.-Messrs. Hiudes
and Woods, old Board Of Commissioners,
formerly surrendered everything to the new
Commissioners, who have fully entered on
the duties at the COMMISSIONER Office, where
they arO to-day receiving numerous applica-
tio0s tor Office.
Thps has treason been promoted 10 Mary.
land, by her treacherous Executive
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AN APP0RTIONMENT!

subject TO the following regulations:
Certificates Of the various articles. without
regard to choice or value are first pvt into
enTelopea, sealed up and mixed and, when
ordered, are taken out by q BlindfOlded boy,
and sent by mail, thus giving all a fair chance.
On receipt Of the Certificate, you will see
what you are to have, and then Il Is at your
option to send tao dollar and take the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain 4 Piano,
Aelodeon, Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, Dia-
nond Ring, or any set Of JsWslry for One
noIiaR
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Good News from East Tennessee.

A letter just received from DR.. L. ?. Drake,
presiding elder Of the JoHesborough district,
Bolston Conferences, and dated Oct. 30, brings
Ne cheering news OF the progress Of the work
In that section. II reprsssnfB the ". Z. Church
A. standing upon a more solid Foundation
by twenty-five yer cent, than it did twelve
months ago. Within the last few weeks our
pastors and their Churches have been more
IN ~ usually encouraged. The letter adds;
oar trust ia IN God, and We think Il 10 we'll
founded therefors We shall feel no danger,
and c~ontinne TO follow our leader, who has
thus far never disappointed ". /" His prom
ises are yea snd amen TO every ons that be-
iisSetb." 4 few DAYS ago ! received = letter
from the Rev. Il. J. Crnmley, On the ThylorS-
vins %eirruit. informing ne that God Was
blessing the people near ibe North Carolina
live IN a more powerful Mariner than had
ever been known among the oldest iphahi-
tsnts. IN addition - = runb-r OF CONVEX
sior' that he had reported a lev weeks $40,
40 W the 18th mat. faVr kgGd-sd ssS thirty
hsd s'ksd for sdmis-ion into oDr Ohureb.
Jufzp r r. Butler, who liV-' in Tariorsyille,
informed me = few days ago that the people
had never vitnessed sneh pnWetful convey
lions. In deed and IN truth the people are
becoming evaugsliealiy religiops. and the
good work 10 Siiil proEresSipg.-N T. cArs.
lGJoe7e.
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no BLANKS
SEND as cENTs FnR 4 nERrlnnArr

SEND rs CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
10 all transactions by mail, We shall
charge for forwarding the certificates, pay
ing postage and doing the business Is cents
each, which must be enclosed when the Ger.
tihcate iI Sent for. Five certificates will DO
sent for 81, eleven for 50, thirty for IS, Siz.
ty-6Ve for $40, and 100 for SIS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-23

ia The sI Rebel PostmAstsr. @ General
Reagan pablisbfs a long letter. referring 10 a
former lsttsr. he Is strongly IN favor Of
negro sugfaga, and granting them all tbs
rights Of white men. He SaJg any nan un-
willing 70 Do thls Il 4 demsgoene.
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Destructive Fires.

CHICAGO, November ia fre this
morning destroyed eight stores on
Lake and Smith streets, Involving q
loss Of $4,000. upon which there ia
an insurance Of s286, 900. The origin
Of the Gre is nnkHown.
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Prices Of URCurFent NtiE
BY THOMAS 8. MARE

NASHVILLE FRNX., NvT, n I'm
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MOSEY. iRtySs
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