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Eaect orthe Proclamation.
The New York Times, in the course
OF long article on the Proclamation,
gavu

The New York Times, in the course
OF long article on the Proclamation,
says:
The issuing Of tho Proclamation at this
moment is az pccially important, ln view OF
the brief pause in the Congressional strug-
gle, and the anxiety with which the couu-
try watches for its renewal IN the Senate.
The President has now cleared the ground
as thoroughly IS possible. The manic d
pleas for exceptional legislation, predlcated
upon the continuance OF state OF war, and
lis alleged constitutiOnality under the war
making mower, will be henceforth inadmjs-
sible. There will be no tenable pretence
for talking Of or dealing with the South as
still in rebellion for the President in the
exercise Of an incOntestable authority, has
declared the rebellion ended. There can be
no excuse for debating terms 70 Southern
States as conquered provinces, or imp sing
conditions upon their people as sue)ugate1
rebels, at the mercy Of the conquerori fer
the Executive of the nation has proclaimed
that the rights Of States in the South are as
valid as those Of States In the North that
the civil authority Of Georgia is as perfect
"a its sphere as that Of Massachusetts, and
that the Southern people are, as a whole,
Loyalty intent upon doing their duty as citi-
zens of the United States. There can no
longer be q decent preteNt for excluding
Southern Representatives from Congress, or
FOR enacting laws applying peculiarly 10
the Southern States, and enforcing proyis-
ions which their authors dare not attempt
10 enforce IN their own States. To this oN-
tent, therefore, the proceeding Of the Presi
dent cannot fail 10 exercise potent indu-
enco upon the say ings and doiugs Of Con
rress Il deprives the ugitstors and mis-
chiei-makerS Of their only apology, aUd
bluuts the weapon with which they have
hitherto fought. They must either accept
the fact promulgated by the President, with
ali its logical consequences, or assume al
attitude OF resistance 20 the authority law.
fullyvested IN him. In Que csse, their tao
lies must undergo a chonge, which car
hardly be for the worse. In the other, they
will seal their condemnation b-iore the
country. and convict themselves Of a desire
TO usurp q power withheld lr5m them by
the Constitution.
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The Albany a. W Evening Jour
nal, in an article giving proofs that the
situation of affairs in the South does
not Justify the Presidents Peace Pro
clsmauon, says
sWitness the statement that in an cleo
lion for members OF the Legislature IN Zen
ussses last week, il became necessary 70
surround the polls IN many places WIN sol
Ilers. IN order 60 secuIc Union men an oP
p1runuy 10 vote ri al.
Except in this city, none OF the polls
in this State, on the occasion referred
TO, we're surrounded with soldier, ana
here they were entirely unnecessary.
Al no election in this State has il been
"se,sssErg' to place soldiers at the polls
80 ssrrs Union aea al ogporanity 70
ste az al The statement is altogeth-
err erroneous. No Union man has been
molested in the exercise of the right
Of suffrage. The placing Of soldiers al
the polls in this city WAS one Of the
means used by the radicals TO inumi-
date conservative voters, and keep
them from voting, but it failed. Many
who did not intend TO vote were
spurred by this piece Of malicious par
usanism to exercise their rights.
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The Slavery Question in RraziI

The Slavery Question in Brazil.
From the Ang.o-BrEzllisn Times, (Rio,) January
"a, 1866
From all sources the information we
can CLEAN about the war is that in a
few months--ssy two or three-the
first blow will be struck, and let US
hope that the termination will then
speedily follow. But the work will not
terminate then. Brazil cannot afford
to lie down and rest like gorged lion;
1t will behoove her TO be up and stir
ring, and TO hasten and do all in her
power to put her house in order, and
for this will want all the talent and all
the patriotism the empire can afford.
Brazil has great resources, but they are
badly developed, and the large indirect
taxation is expensive on account of the
mode of levying, and offers inducemeut
TO dishonesty by the premium it gives
to smuggling on the coast What is
wanted, firstly, is a new set of men
and some such are certainly TO be
found-men who will accept Office, not
for the purpose of emolument or pat
ronage, but for the honor of the posi-
ton and with the grand object of leAY.
ing behind them a name to be handed
down to future generations as pattern
of what probity and disinterestedness
can do for 8 country.
Leaving these questions alone, an
other, and verify hydrs-heAded mon
steT, is rearing up and looming in the
future. In short time and Brazil will
be the only country in the civilized
world where slavery is tolerated. 1t is
now 50 crying an evil that all the ten.
dency Of public opinion is against its
continuance; people now commence to
see that the two kinds of labor never
can exist in harmony, and that free la
Dor inevitably degenerates in presence
Of forced
What is to be done? No doubt our
local economists will suggest many
plans, some unfeasibIe, some more or
less feasible-to enfTanchise all slaves
st once and TO repay the owners by
money compensation we are quite
against The reimbursement must
be gradual, and made in such way
that free labor will, as q natural course,
be found 10 substitute il We have no
space, We have no intention of going
into the details Of = scheme; we leave
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The Boston Transcript thus reads
Col. N. G. Taylor out OF the good graces
Of the Boston radicals, and closes the
gates Of the city against him;
Col n. q. Tavlorof East Tennessee hiss
fu.dhis Massachusetts friends with inglE-
nation. chseriu and pain at his course our
No tbe campaign in Connecticut. WINE
bis colleagues. Horace Maynard, senator
Fo,rler. ana Col. Stokes, rendered ehecllNe
-s,yir,.' n, The Union Republican party, ia =
.tiBrtiv.lv nerceiyiug toe tree positions oi
mo rival candidates, Col Taylor deserted u
IA, cuemy's camp, and gave al thS $40 "a
has p5war 10 the COpFerheads. MS Vi'iu -
recital OF the wrongs that East Aenis sa-o
ls3 received from the rebel sympalhl4ets
- 49,, no has AZ this lac day chosen
A.. mart. Boston has been especially k'hu
and rencr1u. 10 Col. Taylor; these VINO nave
1,.st befrirpded him are the most surprised
al ms political apostacy, ana nope h'' -
- biln here again. They wll remember
his -peech iu our city at abe dihh'f ENeI
Al Major General Howard, the honoFea heAu
of the Freedmen's Bureau, ana reg ar" 'iu'
as the last words Of the Loyal iehheaa''u /,
Whilst among the seym0urs aud toueeys OF
Connecticut be will be no longer Wv
blythe loyal hearts Of Boston
Does the Transcript think Col lay
Tor in pleading the cause OF suffering
East Tennesseans before New England
audiences, meant TO barter his night oil
thought and principles for almst Col
Taylor is not one OF that class oil men
He has stood upon the snti7State sui
eide platform, and he stands there
still. He has too much selfrespect to
advocate the promotion of those wh'
deny him his seat in Congress and thus
insult his constituency and State,
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The New York Tribune says the sale
to an American of Mexican territory
in the Gulf of California, known as the
Isle Of Carmen, threatens more or less
TO become a central point of debate in
the quadrangular discussion of the
Mexican problem. The island, which
belonged TO the Liberal General Vega,
is rich in its great salt beds, and the
purchasers are a firm Of San Francisco.
No Imperial force or authority has yet
occupied il, but the questions may oc-
cur-to which Of the two belhgerent
Mexicos does the island belong by
whom do the American owners hold
possession, and 10 whom do they owe
allegiance
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Administrators Notice.

AEiSG suggested the Insolvency Of the estste
Ii OF Sarah Taylor deceased (Og which an the
ADMINISTRATOR 70 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
smith county, Tennessee; Rad sn order having
Oeen made for publication in the Nashville Union a
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, Ten
nessee, Tor four successive weeks, requiring all
persons having claims sgsinst said estate to file
mem properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of
ssld Court on or before the LIST dsY Of September
1866, for rstAble settlement, under the insolvent
laws Of the Stase, or they will be forever barred
rms Is therefore 70 give notice Of the same April
stni 1865. lsps w4t'l N WILLIAMS. Adm
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Catholics.


CAIhELhAL, corner Of Cedar and Summer sts
Right Rev r A Feehsn, D u; Rev II Weisb an
Rev Bergrsth Residence oa Summer street
adjoining NE CsihedIs SUNDAY Frsrci-es-
Misses e ~ and o'clock m. High Mssz and
sermon Al iU,1 m. Mass Tor the teachsrs and
scholars Of the Sunday school at sa-ns and csfe-
ehetieal Instructions Immediately theresfst r.
Hespers and bsnedietion at 81 pm. Masses
tNstl mon lhs ~ the week 81 and Am.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION fgo-5b Mach
vile. Rev Fat Ter Kohsn. Residence opposite
ne church 81 Mr buddel1ss. Mass on sunday
q an Hlga Mas and sermoa at 10 a m.
Benedicion 81 pm.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, Edgefeld-Atteuded from
q Oecilis's by Rev. Father Jafbos. Mass on
Sundays al 10 am
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Preparing 10 Perpetuate Oppression
A dispatch from Washington to the
Cincinnati Gaaetse announces that the
House Committee on the Judiciary has
agreed to report new rule for the gov
eminent OF the House, and in the deli
milton of the duties Of the Clerk, which
Is Of the first Importance it is suos'an-
TALLY that the Clerk, prior TO the or
ganization Of the House, shall not place
on the roll the names Of any gentle
men claiming 70 be Representative
from any Of the States lately in rebel
lion, tiil such States have been declared
by Congress to be entitled TO represen-
tation They also provide for the con-
tineency Of the death Of the Clerk.
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MethOdlAt EpiscOpaI,

McKEHDREE CHURCH, south side Church. be
tseeu summer aud High streets. Rev : ID Bald
Nn- Pastor Re lcence, Edgaheid. Services N
lUlZ am and Z pm.
MULBERRY STREET CHURCH, South Cherry
street. Kew Austin " smith and Rev q q May
Lev, Pa tors kesldences Services al
1o5z am and : p m.
CITY MisSIO =. Rev Vim d r Sswrse, Supsrin' en-.
dent. Residence No south Il gh stree.
GERMAN CHUkCk, No IN Caliege street.
TULIP STREET AND Robson CHAPEt,, Edge
held. Rev Robt Young. Pastor. Services Al n
am and ~ p m.
TRINITY, Edsefeld. Rev Felix r Hin. Pastor
Services AZ IL am.
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Passage Of the civil Rights Bill.

Ehshabt u Ahb Sihii hiEhAH bAiis
The Senate came 10 a vote on the
Civil Rights bill, Friday, and passed it
over the veto by vote of 80 TO ID.
Mr. Morgan, Of New York, changed
his vote 10 the negative, but owing to
the unfortunate absence Of Mr. Dixon
the result was not affected thereby.
The friends Of the measure claim a
two thirds majority in the House for it
aud have added one to their strength
by unseating Mr. Brooks, of New York
and giving his place 10 a radical
The earliest opportunity will, no
doubt, be taken 10 test the consutu-
tionality of the measure in the Su-
preme Court
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Preshyferiau.

FIRST PREsBY TERRAIN CHURCH, Southeast cor
ner Church and summer streets Rev r Buut
ing, Pastor. Residence ~ the Parsonage Sum-
mer street. Services 90 lUtz aud ~ pm
7eHt- Z &c al OF ht
SECOND F1ttsBYPFKTAN CHTRCH North Col.
lege street betNssn Pubic Square and oeusl
rtfeet Rev K a Allen. Pastor Residence No
90 North College STREE. Services Al am AID
pm,
ASS GATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CGUkCH, corner College and Ash streets Col.
lese hiL Rev A Lowry, Pastor. heryices al
d. an.
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Cumberland PresbyterIan.

lsr CUMBERLAND PRE5BTTEBIAN CHURCH.
West eide Summer street, corner Cumberland
Alley, hetFeen Church snd Broad streets, Rev
A j baird. PsstOr, Once at the church from to
Bpun. SERVERS ~ l01s a m. and pm.
2sp CUMBERLAND PkrsBYTERIkN "a [ side
south summer near film Il Get Rev Or A -
4OOdei Pastor Residence, Elm street, betygse
Cherry aud Summer. Services At l01& am. and
~ pm
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Stolen Goods.

(IEO. ". NORVELL, TIE Coroner Of Davidson
u County, Arrested negroes iea dsys
ago. on charge Of seaiing and found ID iheir pos
session a quantity Of Goods, auoug winch were
bed cover. comfort, blue coat, boodyi small
oftce bell, &c. The owner or owners, on desciio-
lng The property. car haze the sSme y applying 10
the Coroner, A1d paying the expenses 70 u
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Messrs. Num- and Sinclair, Represen-
tatives elect TO the Legislature, have
been clsssed with the radicals. They
are, We are informed, conservatives and
opposed 70 the Franchise Bill. Mr..
Scales, whose place Mr.. Sinclair takes,
was not a candidate for re election.
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Church Directory
Banflsf.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Esst sd sr-~,,o-
strest between Union and DeadeTek streets
lseF II X = Z How u. Pasier Resiieeee No ii
-'ofIh GUNNER sweet. Services al II m and
7rkLhe - 49, q =, BAPTIST CH0RCH, Polk Ave
neI Spruce and Cedar streets. Services At u
ChEkhf STREET Baptist CHURCH. corner Of
Cherry and Elm STREETS Rev n @ NrEee pas
and 75zpm. - "a @''
PktMialsE BAPTIST CHURCH, South College
street near Howard tchoG building Rev III j.
Asiscni Faster Residence, McI.euo re street
YES nashville, near the corporation line. Ser
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CHRIST CHURCH, Northeast corner Church and
high streets. Rev ellis, Pastor. Services al
n n. and II pm.
TRINITY CHURCH, Ewing AVenue Rev. J.
B0Nies, Pastor. Services 4 D. m
81 SHhfHEA's CHAPEL, Edeen sid Rev J.
n. BOEles, Pastof. wees "A a m
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HrhreH

CONGRE 3ATION MCGEN DAVID ORTHODOX.
North Market street Rev 81 Lsndsterr Mimic.
Ter. A Lande President; K y Blum, Vice Pres
dent.
CONGREGATiON OHAVEs EMFs ORTHODOX,
no a south Market street Rev - Mini ter
d samuel, President; ] lser, Vice President
CONVERSATION BUAI JEsHURUM REFORM.
North trout street. RfY J labishiner Minister:
n fishel. PIesldept; N shlYer Vice Presiiant
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Christian.


CHRISTIAN OBURCH. Church street. between
b iRh and Vine. Rev 8 Fail, Pastor R.si,lepC :
southwest corner Demumbrstne and Vine strsets.
Services Al
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YEtu advertisements.
Merchants. Attention!
Shippers, Take Notice
Great Reduction Of Rates
OFFICE OF ADAMS ExpREss covp,Nv

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, IESl, April s. 1866. I
OWING TO increased facilities. we have been able
Atlanta, sna other points beyond those places. ~
are prepared TO take all Freight offered Also wo
are running messengers through 10 Shelbyylle on
DOM trains n u and l.. 4 N. Railroads. on mora
on evening tain to Decatur aud Huntsville.
Mr.. 10. Is. Baker. Of tais city, will wait ON bar.
chants and furnish particulars
ap5-lt JIM THATQFfFp Aoort
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The Washington correspondent oI
the Republican Banner says; IA is 8
matter of gossip among the Tennes-
scans here that the President meditates
seueral important ohsnges in the local
Federal officers in Tennessee, the con.
duct OF some of his Appointees having
been duly reported to him, bat really
do not think that such can be the case
just yet, If at all think that he has
his eyes aud mind fixed upon much
larger game than the lOaves and fishes. q"
We have received an official copy Of
the Peace Proclamation. 1t applies 10
al the rebel States with the exception
of Texas
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Notice 10 shippers and Connect
ing Reads.
FREIeHT OFFICE \. 4

FhEIU q 7 VI T II. y = = y y I
NAsHyLLE. March ~. &c. !
As THE ". 4 A. r. R. have refused 70 receive
"a Potatoes and Apples, sna pay our charges on
he sane, under the necessity Of refusing 10
receive such freight, unless freghts are prepaid o.
came. 7. z JoNE9. Fri Ag't.
mkreh2l-lm
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Notice.

MY wife, Mary Reed, having lefi my bed and
NJ board without any just pTosocston' Ihis q
70 notifg all persons thst Will not be Hccountaois
tor any debts shs may contract sfIer this date
sDril5 SIC J. 8. REED.
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HITTEIgAf

brakes Plantation Biiisrs,
Bulls CedrOn
HOstetter's Stomach
BOOrhaye's Holland
HOohand's German
For sale low, by EWlN 4 PENDLHTON,
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Head Centre
For Bargains!

WE are closing out Firms every week 81 Aue'
w ton and private sale. Many Of these Goods
do not bring ono half Of their cost. We sell 81
panic pEices. GEO SHIELDS & 90,
spnl5-lW p College street
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Extensive Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DY order Of Capt. A r. Eddy, Chef Q NJ. pp't
ID Of tennessee, I v n offer Al Public Auction on
the site OF the southern half OF the Taylor Depot
corner Of Summer and DemunbFane stFeets Nash.
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, April 10th, 1866, al 8
O'Clock, IN the entire remains OF thu great IRE
OF June 9TH, 1865, consisting Of Horse and Mule
Shoes. Cut, Wrought and Horse Shoe Nails Cut
and Wrought Spikes, &c., &c, msking 10 the aggre-
gate upwards Of two million go O,O0O) pouaas OF
old Iron.
Terms Cash in Government Finds. A liberal de-
post will De required from purchasers.
W. A. WAINWRIGHT
CAPTAIN and Chi. Asst Q. NJ. Dept OF Tenn.
march2s-td
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CHIEF Q 81. OFFICE, U. s.MR.R.)
Nashville, Tenn, April 3. lse6. I
I WILL sell at public sa' at Nashville, Tenn, lar
Il 10 O'Clock, m on THURSDAY, the 18th day
o. April, ls6o, the large Building q the u. S. NJ.
Railroads, formerly used a. 8 Government Store
House, IN close proximity to the Chattanooga De-
pot and Of the following dimensions
lZ4xiSx24, with addIiOniof l24x24xlI. Also on the
evening Of the ss.le day at the Govsr0ment Sales
rooni commencing at hslfpsst seven oicock, D m
large lot o. Ofce Furniture, consisting Of Desks
Chairs, Tables, &c.
s. r. HAMILL, Capt. A. Q. NJ
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ment Property
At 10 o'clock, a M, corner Cherry and
Franklin Streets.
] Build ng, ssx2OxI7
each, 5Ox3O, 4x!I
Z" "a, 6x2O, 61lI.
4" ssr20xlI.
u, 6xl5, 6xll.
At IL O'Clock, am, Front and Broad Streets.
Buildng s2z24.
At ll.SO o'clock, am, rear of No. 10 North
Cherry Street, near Gay.
l Stable, so, S12T,
Building, Sxi0.
At 1l.45 O'Clock, am, U. S. Shop No. 3, Mar
ket street, between Line and GAY.
I Building, 1872, 4x2s, s.
At u o'clock, m, Front and Whitesids SITS.
Forage House, lsixsO, 3.
At 2 o'clock, pm, at Taylor Yard, High
street, south of Demumbrane.
10000 feet Lumber, (sssorted)
TO Glazed sash
90 Panel Doors.
20 Marble Washstsnds, &c, &c
Sale 70 be made 90 the premises
Terms Cash 10 Gov rnment Fuuas
BY order Of A. X. hddy, U. S. A. Chief Q. NJ D'pt
Of Tennessee.
A. W. WILLS,
lnArSl-td cav BFt- Nal and A. q. 81
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LIQUORS,

Bhls Alcohol, % per cent.
10 per cent
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, i0r Med. purposes,
" Pure French brandy,
/ Holland Gin,
Pure Pert, Madeira, and sherry Wines,
For sale low, BY EWiN a PENDLKrOHs
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Postponement
Papers Lost.

THE above mentioned ssls Is postponed unu
4 SATURDAY, TIE zlst day Of APR next
marzS-id JNO. u. EWING. Trustees.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Property!

government Property
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTFR. Z
CL0THNG AND EQuIPAea DTPOr,
nashville, Tenn March g, 1865
pT order Of Capt A. r. EDDY, ChiefQ N. Dep't
- Of Tenn / will offer at pubic aueton at Nash.
vile, Tenn, on THURSDAY, April l9tb isos. 4
large lot OF condemned Clothing, Camp ana ear-
rson Eqmpage.
Sale to commence st 10 o'clock, 8 m At Ware
house on Market street, South Of Broad street ara
from there to diourn 10 Warehouse on Broad sf-et
between Vine and High from there to tia, Ware.
house corner of Vine and Broad streets.
The following are embraced IN the list Ct articles
70 be sold, complete list of VII eh may be seen at
my Office, No. II South Market street, Nashville.
Tenn:
SIS Blankets, Wool and Rubber.
Z57 PAIRS Cavalry and lnfsutry Trousers,
zlE1o knspsacss, HsTsrzacks and Canteens-
1885 Spades
1le6 Pck-axes.
81 Cav, lnfi'y and Irreg. Great Costs.
282s Axes.
SEA haichefs,
695 ShoYels, 6e. Also
4os,uoJ Lbs. old Tentsse IN bales.
Also other articles OF Clothing Camp aud Carl
son Equpsge.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
All purchasers viii be required al time Of sale TO
make DEPOSIT As security for final payment ami
removal Of goods.
THOMAS J. cox,
aprS-tds Bvi. Maj. and A. Q. NJ.
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RUNDRIIrS.
Attention Capitalists.
-
ANatOOna Iron Works for Sale.

HNHE Stockholders having 20 directed the Pres
i dent VIII onar szd property for sale, az suction
on the 6rst Tuesday ir April next, IN Atlanta, "a
less sold at private sale before that Jay. This pro
T,ertv BE- iOeated % miles above Atlanta, on iou
sides Of the Western q Atlantic Railroad. There b.
1860 aeres or land reasonable portion Of It gooa
farming land, and the balance valuable for wood and
tnnsrals-COld. copper and IRON The iron ore
seeming 90 be inexhausuhle, and the gray ore bpiua
esteemed among the best 10 she world. TIE Cor
sud Fl0uung Mills and Iron Works are only some
hall mile from the Aila-oons depot, on Allat0ona
Creek, which furnishes the water power About
half Of The village Of Alat00na BE- ones 10 the pro
perry. Some Of he b1ildngs being entirely de-
sroyed. others damaged, ali the working stock
being entirely destroyed, oihers damaged, al the
working stock beng lost sad a majority Of the
siSckhoi1ers beng crippled IN means By the raga
ge- Of var, have determined the company ~ sci.
rather thaa auempi, under the circumstance. 70
resusClta'e.
ing l. u. MCDANIEL.
fsbT-2m Atlanta Ga.
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Alexander, IN Paris, Nv, yesterday. while
loooriug under temporary alteration OF
tao mind, made an attempt 10 Kill his isth-
er, lriug tive Shots az him, bat without Of
feet be was finally disarmed aud confined
by the citizens. HIS father 10 bank officer
The Superintendent of the Bureau made
proposition 30 the CITY Council lest MIGHT
90 compel The ysgraut negroes who cr6sd
the city, 20 work ca the streets, sud 70 con
hEe them al night in the city workhouse.
The Council rejected his otter, not wishing
20 feed the Migrants or recognize the au-
thouiy Of The bureau.
MFuFHIs, April 6.-Briradier F. ". Ruck
er, late Of G. S. A. was srrsigned to-day on
the charge OF treason before Judge Connolly
+. TTgg, United States Circuit and District
Courts; plea entered, parole The Court
ruled that there are no longer any psro,ed
prisoners since the late proclamation OF
President johnson, and that cases Of trea-
con went ~ the CIVIL authorities General
Fucker was held in bond IN SO. zoe, 10 sp-
pear AZ the next term Of the court
Bgevet BugadieT General B. Z. Clsry, De-
putty QusTIeEmaster, is assigned 10 daty by