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about the Vatican. Lady Clarendon, too
has been received by his Holiness, and 20
doubt was at least equally enchanted by
the simple dignity and sweetness OF one OF
ths best and kindest Of men, whose only
misfortune is the incompaabiiity Of the
life Of a saint with the trade Of king.
Three native pastors-hase Just been or
dained over churches in the Eastern Tur-
kew, and one in the Central mission-mak-
ing the whole number in the three missions
70 the Armenians tweniy-seven.. The mum
Der Of licensed preachers reported as forty
Eve in the three missions.
The Jewish 3RsBbins Of Europe are sto
hold a great council in Paris next year, at
de time Of the Universal Exhibition. This
meeting 4 called By the Central jewish
Committee at Paris Tor the purpose Of Sc
curing certain reforms in their laws and
customs. 8alf EgaTEH EtF9f
The Church Almanac for 1867 gives the
following statistics Of she Episcopal Church
in this country, including the Southern
States: Whole number Of parishes 1906
whole number Of clergy. $3.50; toialmem-
bsfship, 1Gl, SOB; contributions the pas
year sS,O5L66l. u .iiza.-1I Lac .-
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Hurseyes POpular WOFus Candy.

As this u really Sbeeifs Cor Worms, and the
bsst and most Paia form 10 give % children.
Ia L not surprising % 70 i last taking the place
oil al other preparatory fuf Wofn8ii beng title
fass. anF child sill take 10
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Female Academy,
A MEETING OF TuR STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the Nashville Female Academy win be
held on MONDAY. tn day Of January, 1867, NJ
the once Of Judge aLENN. in the Courthouse,
Tor the pnrpose &C eleCting Seven Trustees. for
the ensuing year.
W.R. ELLISTON. President
decl9-ta Board Of Trustees
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: 10 HUGH MocREA Z 90.
A CARD.

We respectfully introduce 70 our OLD fisnds
our successors 10 business, HUGH MccREA 4 Co.
Who continue The Commission business q our
siand, No. . South Market Street.
Our own ofies Is No. Q College Street Whars
We hope all parties Who indebted 70 rs viii AZ
once call and pay their accounts nov dGe, and ali
parties who have any claims against us win pre-
sent them for payme1t. az We Wiah % close up onr
jSaI5-iy A. HAMILTON 4 co.
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To Country Newspaper Pub
1fRaRrs-

INOR SALE. AT THIS OFFICE. VARIOUS
IL fonts o. newspaper and Job type. which can
be bought at very reasonable rates for cash.
Also, Imposing Stones. Cases. Frames, and in
fact all the material necessary for retitting n
good country newspaper aud job once. We have
likewise for sale a Proof Job, and q Power
press--alI as coed as new. The Power Press Is
a Potter. on which can be done almost any do
seripti0n Of work: size Of bed, S2x52. Terms
can be learned on application at this Office.
az
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE GOVERNmENT.

nERsONs HAVING CLAIMS FOR COTTON,
i Hursss WOOD Lumber, Irea OF ~ . rchapdise,
taken OF purchased BY the States and not paid
llF-also clerks, mechanics and laborers who have
led D. receive compensation for services rendered
-wsuld 40 vel - call % ~ e ops Office Esd
% CheFry Street.
HOWARD - NELSOS,
uovIs-2m-Sp Att rnsya and Gain AEeuts
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, Dec. 90, 1865.

J. Z. Gleaves, Admir-, Va. the Heirs and
81 Creditors of F. K. Zollicofer, decd.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, and by reason Of the failure Of the
the sale, win again offer at public SALE at the
Court House, on
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saturday. december 90, 1885,

The former residence Of the late Gen. T. X. ZOl-
licOfer, fronting 49, feet on High street, and
running back 10 feet to an IS foot alley. q s--.
This property Is well known and Is IN the most
desirable portion Of the city for residences. The
purchaser will be put into possession immedi-
ately upon complying with the terms Of sale.
The purchaser viii be required to pay one
fourth CASH. and execute totes for the residue.
due at one and tive years, with interest from the
day Of sale, and lien viii be retained TO secure
their payment. The sale Is without redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, @. and NJ.
decS-td
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TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
a ChAnceTy Court at Nashville in the above
named case, VIII again offer at public sale
atthe Courthouse at Nashville. on tf.sf.s.
saturday, December 9Stl, 1889, A
The property owned By the late firm Of Ellis 4
Moore, and formerly Owned BY DR.. ID; 7. Scott.
being Lots Nos, 9, 10 and II, near the Buena
Vista Springs. These Lots front $50 yards on
the RVena Vista turnpike road, and run back
between parallel lines go yards. Lot No. II,
contains 10 acres and 81 - poles, and has upon Il
A weIl-built and beautiful Brick Cottage, con-
tanning nine rooms and furnished with all the
modern improvements. The out-houses smoke
house, stables, ETC., are substantially built Of
brick. On Lot No. 9. IS an Artesian well, which
furnishes an abundant supply Of water. A Plal
ofthese lands may be seen at my ONCE. Purcha
sers are requested TO examine the property. It
Is an elegant suburban residence, and the
grounds are well adapted for q Market Garden,
Nursery, etc. 80.
cash and the residue on credits of one and two
years, with interest from date. Notes required
with approved security and q lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL
Clerk and Master
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Agents.
decs-td ..a.r
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Great ChGncery Sale
Gen. W. Barrow's Houses and Lot

Gen. W. BarrOw's Houses and Lets.
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
I Ehaneery Court In the consolidated cases Of
j. II. kendriek and others be. ". Barrow, will
sell at public auction, on the premises. on 90.
Thursday, December "a, IS8s,
the three 6ne dwelling houses on Cherry street,
at and near the. corner Of Gay street. These
houses are well built. conveniently located for
business men. and each house contains six good
rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms, etc.
ALSO, the three small dwelling houses in the
rear OF the above, on Gay street. Each Of those
hoases contains six rooms. and IS wen suited Tor
a small family.
ALSO, the vacant property on the corner of
summer and Line streets. This property will
be divided into six lsts-four On Summer street
and two on Line street. Two Of the SUMMER
street lots front each So feet. and run back LIS
feet, The OthertE front each s. feet and run
back us feet. The lots on Line street front g
fest each. and run back n feet. E
THE TERMS OF sale Of all this property will
be one-fourth cash, and the residue on credits
Of sig, twelve, eighteen and tWenty-fo months,
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
With personal security, and lien retained Sale
free from redemption, M. B. HOWELL
dec6-td CAN.
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hlALlkf EuppLs 3 ;. - -.

LOUIS ~ Q, Kentucky
HarVelb lAttsreC 4 Cabisr Puiliam 3 Hs(,el
loash; Hood q areeury. hAshsiile, and IS
DTnEsistl iunel3-lyikE
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1865,
saturday, December %, 1893,

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court CT Nashville in the above
named cause. will sell at the Court House at
Nashville, on
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A Tract of Land in the Second CT Fh District Of
Davidson county. knoHr as Elm Craig con-
tanning 81 acres aad adjoining the lands Of the
old Franklin COLLEGE.
" TERMS OF SAItE-Credits Of ak and twelve
months. Notes required with tive approved
securities and q lien retained. Sale free from
redemption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
decs-td CLERK and Master.
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james T. Armstrong ct ais. vs.. Robert NJ,
Porter ct ais. a 4
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville In the above
named cause, I will sell at the Court House at
NaahvffIa
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HOME MANUFACTORY.
II. A. MURKIN
R0Ots and shoes

ID ESPEcTFUELYE INFORMS HIS Old
IL customers and the public sSpsraIly that be
s nov fully prepared 70 make the dRest hitting
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Bette W. Lowell vs.. Francis NJ. MurrsIl.

Ellen Desha W. Thomas Russell, ct ais.
IN PUsUANCE OF A DECREE OF TIRE
Chancery Court az Nashville IN the above
named cause. i viii sell At the Courthouse N
Nashville, on
saturday, December %, Ises.
a tract Of land coBtaiainE IS aeFGs. on the waters
Of Indian and Mill Creeks in the sixth Civil
District OF Davidson county, adjoining the
Lands of Robt Mayheld, goha Briley, nhitha
Bond. Newton Briley and others See particular
description in Book No. 50. page 81, Of The
ReristeF's oflca.
TTFRMS OF SALE-Six months credit Note
required with two approved securities. and
lien retained Sale free from redemptiQn. aasi
"ll MORTON b. HOWELL.
dees-td Clerk and Master.
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A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP-
IA pointed BY the Secretary Of War to exam
inc and report to Washington upon claims Of
this character. The President Of this Board Is
in Nashville, and has fitted mp an Office. The
other members Of the Board are expected this
week and the business will commence at once
We have organized Branch Office, in this
city, for the purpose Of prosecuting this parficu~
lar class of claims. Our House has been en-.
gagged for the past two months In preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky Commissioners, and is familiar with
all the rules and decisions there made as well as
the most recent rulings of the Secretary War on
the subject
We, therefore. offer our services to ATTORNEYS,
Agents, and Claimants throughout the State,
believing we enjoy unusual facilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined first By
the Board, bat final action can only be taken BIZ
the proper Department At Washington.
Our purpose is to attend personally before the
Board in Tennessee, the better 20 enable Us to
serve clients 1T Washington.
We desire one or more correspondents in each
county, with whom We will divide fees. And
we will furnish to them all needed blanks and
printed Instructions, and keep them fully IN
formed from time to time Of the action Of the
Board
We furnish indiyidusl cl&manis. blanks and
fall instructions TO enable them to prepare their
claims. il-ll II . lsl
Our Washington House has already a large
correspondence in the State, but 20 satisfy those
who may not know ne with regard % our in
tegrity and business capacity, we giVea few of our
Louisville and Nashville references, whe are all
widely known Ia both Kentucky and Tennessee.
- CHAPMAN, H0SMRR 4 co.
No. - colonnade BuildiHgs,
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review (Whig), ...
The Westminster Review (Radicai).
The North British Review Free church,.
AND
BhekWoods Edinburgh Magazine Tory.
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seafsn's Chemical Writing fluid & becoming
Worid-renoWnsd for = saperior quality. Having
BEEN introduced only about ak years, Il has Is
eoms the pfinciaai On ne HiEh those who want
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For Rent for 1867.

NYALUABBR STORE HOUSES, Nos 9 AND
Broad street, will be rented 20 good ten
ant for one year OF inr term Of yeafS. on rea-
sonable tsr1as Apply 20
.sI.s.s Fssuf A. HAMILTON.
deele-lm No. . S. C0llege street,
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The 1. S, PUB. co. alse publish the FARM
ER'S GUIDE. By Henry stephens, Of Edinburgh,
and the late J. p. Norton, Of Yale College, 2
vols, Royal Octave, Loco pages, and numerous
EnEravings.
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Oneofthe Co.

". One Of The COmmitiee.
Fall Branch, (P. o. East Tennessee
December Is, 1866.
Papers circulating in Tennessee please
copy. III a-
fNoTE Elder VIM. paiiue to preach the intro
duetory sermon, and Elder r. Snead. alternate.
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TO order at reasonable prices, and that he IN
tends 10 keep constantly % hand q well made
and well regulated Assortment Of bis own make,
II his old stand. - q
40. 90 Norfh College stapeG
decs-sv J. A. MURKIN.
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The following Lots in the Craighead Plan, lying
five miles from Nashville, on the Gallatin Turn
pike Road: Il
Let mol, containing 80 acres and 19 poles,
and fronting on the GRllatin Turnpike. upon
which is situated the old Craighead residence.
Lot No. 4 eOntaining7 acres and 10 poles, and
lying in the rear of lot No. !,
These are the lots formerly purchased by DR..
]. @. Newman.
TERMS-Credits Of G, u and IS months, with
interest from day Of sale. Notes required with
MORTON B. HOWELL,
decS-td Clerk and Master.
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THESE FOREIGN PERIODICALS ARE
u regularly published b. Us in the same style
as heretofore. Those who know them and who
have long subscribed 10 them, need no reminder
those whom the civil war of the last few years
has deprived Of their once welcome supply of
the best periodical literature will be glad to have
them Rgain within their reach and those who
edly be well pleased TO receive accredited re-
reports Of the progress Of European science and
literature, -. .r...rH u.
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Dwelling and Lot for Sale.


st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
In the States Of Ksnti0A md Tsnnsssso.
Corner Of Vine and Church streets,
AZ G. ". smiths DTngDstOre, Nashville. Team.
novsff JOHN D. KLINE, Agent
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Peter Anderson VS.. McRoberts q Mckee.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court az Nashville in above named
cause. viii offer at the Court House at Nash
vile, on
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The two Store Houses and Lots on the south
side Of the Public Square, at present occupied
by Mike Powers and j A. j. Rose as Clothing
Stores. These lots each front 8 feet and run
back 80 feet. and are entirely covered with
buildings. --
The TERMS OF SALE are $500 upon each lot
cash, and the residue upon credits Of one and
two years. Notes required with approved secu-
rity, and a lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
dec8-td Clerk and Master,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12
The ''Alcan White" Convention.

PHrbADELpHIA, Sept 7, Evening There
was on exciting debate in the Radical Con.
tcntion to- day.
When the address on. reconstruction was
reported by tho Committee, scene of tho
widest excitement ensuel, showing that the
Southern delegates arc moro bitter and
antagonist than before. The border States
retired from the Convention. Many Of the
delegates left this morning. leaving tho
Convention almost entirely in the hands Of
the advocates of negro suffrage. The Conf,
mittee on tho address wore almost ununi.
fnously against negro suffrage, while Tint
on resolutions stood ten against fvo for.
The delegates who were in favor of negro
suffrage were enVited to step to tho Score
fary's desk and sign what was CALLED Tic
chartor of universal freedom.
Resolutions wore offered and adopted in
favor of subscriptions for tho publication Of
the proceedings also, Of sympathy for
Dostie, Of New Orleans; also. of thanks to
the loyal citizens of Philadelphia, and for
the presentation of expensively bound yol-
nmes of the proceedings Of the Convention ;
also, to Fred. Douglas, Anna Dickinson and
Theodore Tilton.
After some further proceedings the Con.
vention adjourn ed sine die
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12
News Items.

NEW YORK, September 5.-At the
Vermont election, Dillingham; was re.
elected by an increased majority. In
the Third Congressional District, there
was no political choice, there being two
Republican candidates. The other two
Districts elect Republicans.
PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Thc
conventionists have been wrangling
over the negro suffrage question, and
adjourned until tomorrow, without pro.
scntation Of resolutions or address The
minority report favors negro suffrage.
a. resolution offered by Moss, Of Virgin.
IL, to instruct Congress to provide for
tn cniranchiscmcnt Of the blacks, led
to much confusion ami great excite
ment during the debate, it was finally
referred.
The Northern and Southern Convcn.
tons fuse to-Dight and hold mass
meeting. Speeches were made in the
former by Butler, Schcnck and Senator
Wilson, bitterly dcnun"iatory of the
President,
JACKSON, Michigan, Scpscmbcr s.
The President and party passed hcre
to-day. Tuesday morning, reception
was rendered him at Elyria, Ohio but
it was marrcd by several insults. A
black flag was displayed, and the band
drawn up TO receive the party played a
dirgc instead Of a national air. At
Oberlin, no reception was rendered. At
Fremont, a very enthusiastic dcmonstra.
ton took place. At Toledo, the radi.
Gals marred the proceedings by insult
ing interruptions but with these cxcep.
tions. the affair passed of well. A great
crowd assembled at Detroit, where Gen.
Grant received the party in person.
Ihe crowd was so ovcrpowcring, that
arrangements for procession could not
be clfectually carried out
The Presidents speech at Detroit is
one OF ne most remarkable delivered by
him. a person in the crowd insulting.
~ alluded to the salary paid the Prcsi.
dent, who, thus interrupted, addressed
the intruder rs one OF the radical hounds,
who had been barking at him for
eight months past, and taking up The
alnslon to his salary as his text, he
poured broadsidc orinvectivc and ridi.
cule into the radical Congress, which he
called the Congress which had, doubled
its own pay and given the manned sol.
dlers OF the war mcagrc pittance of
fifty dollars bounty for their services.
Gen. Grant has rcjoined the party.
Secretary Seward, in his speech, alluded
to the efforts being made to scperatc
Grant and the President, characterizing
them as futile.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The
following exhibits the public debt on
September |, lSG6: Total debt bearing
coin interest. Sl.2SS, 1925 ,54l:S0; total
debt bearing currency interest, $685.
~, l,o40.00; total debt bearing no inter
est, Slo.G53,443.S2; debt on which
interest has ceased s44l, l,56S,Slo.33.
Total, S2,72S,3l4,S35.95 Coin availa.
bic, S76,333,9ls27; currency avala.
bic, S76l,2o7.749 .46. Total, Sl32,.
o3l,6G7.73. Total debt, s2,595. $685.
1922
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EurOpean News Per Cable,

HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. IA despatch
from the Great Eastern reports tho CaBlc
paying out well. 1t will probably arrive
here OH Saturday.
LONDON, Sept. 7.--Tho Times Of this
morning cditorially denies tho report of
projected matrimonial alliance between the
King of Greece and tho Princess Louisa of
England.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Napolcon's health is not
good. and it is doubtful if he goes TO Banitz.
Tho Queen of Spain has paid visit to the
Empress Eugcnie
VIENNA, Sept. 7.--G,n. Frank, tho Aus
trian War Minister has resigned in consc-
luence of i'll health.
An Austrian official jouriini denies that
Austria has any idea Of aPtpropiating to
any national object in Vienna. :
BERLIN, Sept 7, Eyening.-The bill to
annex Hanover, IIesse, Nassau and Frank
fort to Prussia has passed tho Chamber of
Deputies
The Prussian Constitution is to tako oifect
October 1st 1867.
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Cable DiSD0tGllcs.

LIvERroot, Tuesday Evening, Sep
tember 4.-Cotton dull, and declinec
Id; middlmg uplands 13d. sales 5000
bales. Brcadstuffs nominally frmcr
Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, Septem
ber b G 4.-Consols &9@. Five.twenties
BERLIN, September 4.-The treaty
Of peace has been concluded between
Prussia and Hesse. .Darmstadt.
VIENNA, September 3.-Affalrs in
SSaxony assume a warlke appearance
The Saxon troops have been withdrawn
from the Hungarian frontier, and the
aray is beng provisioncd. The treaty
OF peace between Austria and Prussia
provided that Austria was not to inter
fore i'll tho South. German journals
charge Austria with a breach Of the
treaty with Bavaria, in making peace
f@ithont the consent Of the latter.
B SoUrHAMPToNi September 5.-Tho
Borussia, from Hamburg, sailed this day
for New York. with cal 900 and O..
100000 francs in specie, on American
account,
BERLIN, seatember 5:-Darmstadt
has compli d viii, the demands of Prus
sia, and will pay her 100000 forms
besites ceding somo territory.
FLoRENcE, ITALY, September s.
Prior to signing the treaty OF peace
Italy will disband 10000 soldiers.
LONDON, Wednesday, September {
IN oon. Tho statement shows tha
the Atlantic cable is doing business d
the rate Of 100000 per year. Opening
prico for consols s93, for money. Five
twcnties 73.
LlvERfooL, "Wednesday, Septcmbe,
5mNoon, = Cotton market heavy sales
will probably be light to day.
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Fatal Acc1DENf.-tIr. j. G.. Lind
say, a merchant from Yorkvillo, S. G.,
who had arrived on Thursday evening
by the cars, and put up at the Mills
House, fell from window in the
third story of that building to tho pave
mcnt, between ono and two O'Clock
yesterday morning, and was picked
up in an inscnsiblc condition and car
ricd to his room, where he died at 7
o'clock. a gentleman passing the
spot at that hour heard the fall and
afterwards a groan, and having obtain
cd the assistance Of the attaches of the
house, with lights, discovered tho un-
fortunate gentleman and conveyed
him into the hotel. Tt is supposed
that Mr.. Lindsay must have been
sitting on the sill of the window
for the purpose of getting some pass
ing air, as the night was very warm,
and mishap slipped and fell Char
lesion NeaOs.