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tEe |noie country IN the flames Of ,
war teniold more terrible than that y,
have Just closed. These are considera
hons TO which no wise man should vii
lingly close his eyes; and they may well
atieAst give pause 10 the efforts of those
most exclusively devoted 70 the welfare
Of the colored race
IL is well enough to bear in mind
moreover, that President johnson hss
never committed himself ia any wsy to
tne principle of universal suffrage
eltner Tor the District of Columbia or
ior any State; and that is the principle
I winch, II this bill passes the Senate ia
TO be presented for its approval He
has never gone further than to saw that
II acting within his own State alone. he
might favor the admission of qualified
colored voters to the exercise of the
| right OF suffrage and even this was
gwen merely as personal opinion.
sno 10 no sense as an indication of
ofheial action. 1t is known, also. that
ne regards the people Of the District of
Coiunbla as having in no wise lost their |
Ilehts as citizens, or their claim 10 re- |
spect and regard for their wishes con
cernlng their own affairs, by their sub- |
Jection 70 the exclusive jurisdiction Of |
Congress aud it would be unwise 70 a.
sumo that be will feel at liberty wholly
70 disregard the vote lately taken IN
me Iastrle' on the subject of negro
suffrage.
lt Is possible, therefore. TO say The
least IN our judgment, that President
Johnson may withhold his signature
rom this bill We distrust the expres-
'lons OF confidence Of his approval in
Fhlch these gentlemen somewhat os- (
-entatlously indulge. They may have ]
ground Tor these expressions in their !
NnoWledge of his purpose-or thew may /
nope 70 influence his sction by them I
u lney may merely seek to force the a
,ar'y INTO this position regardless of t
ne cooperation of the Executive and Ii
eckIess OF the fate OF the party itseIf V
n these days OF difficulty and danger b
-"nen the peace now dawning may t.
e e dispersed by tempests still more ter 81
l1ie l.,,e than that whose frightful fury a
~lli SOUNDS IN our ears, we cannot look p
pom with indifference to the fate oftbe ! Ct
mon party IS consistent with love for bl
le Up1on or devotion Of the welfare of | o,
az common country This is not the Do
me when new issues can be forced tr
pom the nation, without imminent tn
anger OF reopeuing those the nation of
as Just decided. an
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''.la me Norsich .CounJ tu.l.tn
~ was one day LAST week that q Jfs
nihed person, with the air. ba.r;,g -,
81 appearance Of = coautrv me-
lAn'' stepped into a wholesale store /,
tu.s el'y' aud IN bland tone and insip
4a'lng manner, inquired Of the propris
sot a Ne sold gIn by the barrel. Al vbst
price, sud u It was good srticle HI,
"oIio hGe 10 see s sample Propris
sof drew a large sized tumbler pearl,
iulI- Country merchant tasted
All said he. As he sms,ke5 bis In,
Win Just suspicion Of delight shat i
goOd gan. Nhst can you let me have !
barrel o. that for gr
Proprietor gave him the price
hemarEabiy good gin. said he tak
ing another sip That reminds me- of
some gin I bought IN ls3S.r an ba
went on with long story about that
particular gin, stopping occasionally 10
Wy tne sample, until twas all gone but
as,."aliow. The story finished, he tos,ed
on the balance OF H. and remarking
tlat he liked the gin. aud would come
10 and leave his order after making
lev purchases elsewhere. Ieft tbe
store.
An hour Or two afterwards. Wills thu
proprietor was waiting upon some cys.
toners, the gin buyer retSrDqd ar,3 -.
time tackled one Of the clerks with.
have got to buy some gin to-dsv
and u you have got frst-rate artseis
would like to see a sample Of
another large-sized tumbler full was
and the old fellow tasted
oi IL Then he turned it round. held n
Up 70 the light and tasted again Tbsr
le smacked his lips, inquired the price
'nd took another sip. Then he Re.
marked that 1t was very cold weather
nd took good swallow. Then ba
ommen;ed on the gin. and ipdnleaS
lew reflections upon how m9cb
lore gin cost now than II aid -
N9o de Kept on talking. and he
ept on drinking, and the CLERK kspt
q "aItlng to oonsummate the trads
-e was such dignified man and was
evidently a good Judge OF, as well AZ 4
large dealer IN gin, that tie clerk
as not disposed TO hurry him. But,s i
was taking down the last swauov
'e proprietor came around The sus. i.
cion dawned on him that the country !.
erehant was better drinker tba1 =.
yer. Stepping up TO him, he thun-
red out v
Look here sir, do you want to buv 70
Inc old fellows dignity melted in an q,
'tanI Putting bis hand in his over
n, he drew out a pint bottle and in q,
meekest and mildest voice i'm al
; bottle. '' " pr
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Couply g. smi.h Countr. T.rns.ses
lANUAhl aULEs. ! o.
q. s. Hsyuio. Adu'r. uJsh the Wils-p-rr5
vs. 1 bil to eel ana.

N this cazs Spqesr rc O. ths ss.is sr-tron q IA.
Clerk. that ,na ce's2-al.s Joth mlsr md II
jsh M.l er ses-' uyoa1 ne huis of the stsit
oi Tennessee, 90 Z Ai tie ordinary uro-ers D
au cam, be served upCu Them IL = tbergf,r,
ord .-ed .hsl p1f ,a- b ma e In Re NrsbviIis
Uno1. s1essrspsr p,.hishsd il ne civ oi Nssh
VIE 'or lour slece-',.e weeks requiring tad de
~ C8ur. for smith county, 90 ha heIa Al Csr
t-sre On the frst NopdsT "a Fshrrs-v next So
ihee aad thelf % , esd. nnsEef or a,rlrr ~ com
plansufs bru or The ssu'e ~ - taEen fo- cnrfes
ss4 sri zaf f.r hesrnE eE psr's - 10 fIIsrr
1sne-Wit n " IU kNER. Clsrk.
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l....-. '-.i..t.e 'a. ss-a...sH-l +. -. T .l.
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rJs. Fl ----....'' q saa1lnaa va. o tgzl,.
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NJ .la sz.sllll Narat .Is.-..
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Eneenrarlnr Nrw. rro,n rlori..

Col Osborn Assis tant Commissioner
Of freedmen for The Florida District
reports TO General Howard, under date
oi Deoember Slsts . comparatively en-.
eouraglng state Of affairs in that State
lie says that the crops have 81 been
gathered, and hat the planters are
promptly paying the freedmen their
wages No Government rAfions we're
issued during the month Of December
except % the destitute freedmen IN the
hospitEls Ten schools, with nearly
2 voe scholarss sre now IN operation In
that State. under he auspices Of tbe
Freedmens Bureau
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In Chancory at Carthage, Tennessee

William Alord vs Mary Ann Purysr, and others.
Is his caase, 1t appear ng to the Clerk and Mas
ter thst D0Tinds DLncsn and her husband, o. "
Duncan, are non-re-idents 1i the Stste Cf TenueF
see, that the orolnary pr cess OF Law cannot bl
served upon them It's therefore ordered that pub
hcafion he made i0r four successive wee KS NJ thi
Nashville Union, newspaper published 10 the c.tl
o. Nashville, Tennessee, requirng ssid deifujaau
90 sp- r az The next term Of the Chancery Cour
Of smith county, 20 e held Il The Court house il
Carthage. on the t,ird Monday IN February, 1850
70 snswer cOmplauants bll. or the same will bI
tskeu for confessed end set f'r hearing exuar'e 81
to them. . Il. CAMPBELL, C. & NJ.
lsnli-E4t
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NkyoRs OFFICE
- -

nR0PERTF owue7s on College sad Msrksi
stresis. hai~eea he Square and Broad street,
are hasecy ncuaed C construct neN stone az u1ck
rsve7neuts OF o. rssei the old o1es wherever q :
r,,elred, in scccrsance With the speC hcEtoas ana
s-sass which sl b. furnished ~ tna CliY kEE neer
- epul aaucn- sad WorE must hs comne1ced
vthla ten days fron tlis dane, ard pueheS rspidls
- tbs sane, shd NE sxpsnss 80 10 ehAFeeS -
'hs - sssF''S v, MATT. brown. Msysr.
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CITY DIRECTORY
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

( AREf q SMITH, No. Sc sud Is Union stoset
- UP slslfsl represent The allowing Companies
.r.'ns Of Hartford secuniy. Msnhaitan, Metnopol-
ia Fiesai1 sud knlcksFi oci-er iife of SeS Aork
rild Accdeni u colunbrts, Chio. TT
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/ Fr11a D. Noble Advert. 4sr aaf R.sI...r
/ MASsRs EDIrogS Ia your papar og
the l4th ult, you published the dsatb
OF NJ Helm, whose aye was forty-txo
and weight sou pounds Permit me
| 70 oher yOu some cases even mora "a
markable, which / transcribe from nv
common place book.
Isl On the 10th of Nay, 1850. / saw
Oh soaFd Of the steamer Saladiu. plv-
ing between Louisville and 81 I.5uis
andrew Brand, youth aged fifteen
years whose weight was five hundred
ana nine pounds, height feet inches
us measurement Was as folloW--
Girth around body, q feet
thigh, : feet 9 inches
leg, feet 3 inches.
upper arm, , feet
lie was firm Of muscle, in high health
cheerful, active and intelligent ~ 1
was from Davis county, Kentucky
"a. The celebrated Putchard Of
Kentucky, exhibited 1t L.tton's Afuse-
um, Cincinnati in lisa, weighed $50 I
pounds
5rd. The Canadian Giant, exhibited
IN ls2s at Philadelphia, weighed siy 4
hundred aud eighteen pOunds
+th. Daniel Lambert, OF EpglspI
seven hundred aud thirtv-nine pounds
ath. A German, eight bundred
pounds
9th. Miles Darden, q Tennesseap
lie was born in North Carolina in I-qs /
and died al his residence in Henderson
county, tennessee, January 90th. fs5-.
aged ~ years. In lS45. aged a. he f,
weighed eight hundred and seventv.one
pounds, and ct his death fraction over
one thousand pounds. he was unQues-
dona0iy the largest man the world has ,
produced Up 10 1853 he was auite
lively and active, and labored. after
v hlch, his tst Increasing. be was com
PEELED % stay AZ home, or 10 hauled
loout IN a two horse wagon. II required
thirteen and one hslfyaFds Of flax cloth i
one yard vide, 70 make him a coat In Z
iooS sixteen yards Of oambTic to make
as shroUd, and tWenty-fOuF wards black /
velvet to cover his coffin.
the above account was publisbed IN
.he Nashville Medical and SurqioaI
Journal, and attested by tie rev .fobp
Brooks, a gentleman of the highest
character and Vsraoity.
~ The Mobile Register Of March a
.Sas copied from - New York paper Z
ne death Of Asher A. Skill.nss, whose \
weight was six hundred and seventy ,
'ight pounds FOR the last fourteen
.ears q ais life he sold fish and oysters.
TWO years previous to his death he
weighed four hundred and sixty pounds.
nd after that time be continued 10 )
Increase IN size until he reached the Z
weight above mentioned. j
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In Chancery II Carthage, Tennsssss
1ssusss EuIrs. isss.


e,-l :. h..to sn1 7. 4. eoftou. Err
iilia eallses it ElpearnE 20 iss ..f|sG.-fs.a a.
~ taerE e1d aa=i-s iilai earah a lalbs =
noa- fssi1rui ci ne sisie d raanassse. - a.
tfr uf.larJ prucras cf Ira esunof ~ aa-Fsf 1--o1
~ y = t1ereiore ordcrad 80 pueileafi8a -
Iutla tcr iglr conssnurira u..-srs IL -. s-.s,rI
- = -saal4pef aisls1i . - o. 81 -.
49, 49, leilirns - deleusiaul a. spp-ar fsl---
- -1.-eeilof q ~ Cna1aarf cam " llTSI.F
= g - polft aolsa N lsrthaFe. Iru7~---.
- y nese.lS ~ ihrd AQndaT ic Fs1fas-r 49,
- - - ,1era 70 rlsad. snsssf zFas1aurt. :. So-i
---en-a ,. e ~ 49, = = takon r., -.
Aals-tE 2. =. ckePBEII ca
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$5OO,OOO
To Be Sold for One Dellar Zach

WITHOUT regsra % value. Nd BOT 70 be paid FOR IN
ti you Bnow what you vii receige-
Arpnps those who have acknowledged The -
eeIr,t Of VALUABLE 6iF IS arsHn from tHis AEso-
cisuou SINCE Jsn !, isso The following kindly per
IA their Dsmss % % USED
a 'Tsglor. RneloB, Pa, Sold Patent lever Wsfch
value s. 90. EoaL hot-hkss New hsVen, Oonn.,
Melodeon, value $40, W F r Wills, W 21t g, n.
n. tiarlond custer Pin, Faue So. Mrs r Tap
nm he Yrrz 81 Gold Watch value eifl. Miss len
+ lnekersou, B.nghsuipton. \ J., Nicholson Fslue
sioo Mr. b X -tJne, 81 Teuth s., \ a. fianoi al
ne $3.50. Mn ThOs a Muller: serSnion. Pa bis-
raond Ring, value SiT5 Miss Ellen fecS, srrug-
held Ia Me odeon, value 81 C. lr Van l'pzrf
Washington, y G., Go huntng Aased ae-'
vsus $50 kds u Lindsay, No1esiel, Ma 8 .
plsro value $50 y d n FsTweli. Lluoue le,
Iors, Diamond e -.-of-, v ne go Eisl2-s
Norsr lsS PeuH s., Aihsuy. \ T.. Muse Box e
iue $40 Mrs ingers,li, Ortals. Ohio, SAye1
-et value So. Lieut. 8 + Hsudficss, Wllarl's tto-
tel. Washington, u g, silver Patent Lever NNch,
,sins So Caut. ! Warner, \ \ silver Wstch, va 10
~ - Geo h Woo, Whuby, Cmsfa Wet sd
vsr Ws,ch. IS. Eu 3 ngdaeld. l0.gmtus. o.,
49, Tsrs,5s who hsve drzn vslustse pliszz.
A., rr-,.lsh their names published CT we might eN-
t,I ms nst letter. iruen ysrcus paress t1lcurn-
Srt he e5unery acknowledging Toe receipts o. Fsl-
pslse gus, may b. seen on q e n olE o1lcs.
r,wSEs or nerRurgIoS.
CERTIFICATES naming oscs aricis sad is
y.e.rr. are placed ii sssed euFe oi'esr "al-A are
well mixed One q "a 20 hnFe.epys' go Z ls
the Cert6 6cAte or Q7deE -. sonne AI.t g, - -
least one doilsr al rc.si MI he leLeerea ~ Cur
osice, or sent hy rasil 90 any sidrss Faaett re-
gard to choice cn the re-ep PIC = ceuis lle q
chaser wii see uhst AT sCle % draFs, SAD T. A,lls'
which may Be irurl Oao q i've ftn4le4 Jonas ;
snd can thea ,eul one Dol " aad rece.vs Tie axe
Gle named.
R<-No BlAlks-EseIy purchaser geis an srte.s
of vsine.
Pahes des'ing sith rs rsy depe1d IN havnz
~. - - a-lHH IN nHHa
rsedisteiy sens q Aay sdiress by rclu n tnal OF
expreas-
Eniirs satisfaction 6asrsateed 10 sl Csses-
nEeir Csrtfcsies g r Cls nrltsr fflirieen fsr
TO noilsrs. Tusrs-gsree tor Ese polsrs. 0Teal
ipiIz,etre eats to tEeuts-
Al Ieiisss Should b ID lressei
r BbNn1N Z Co,
Bcz $50 Post Oihae nee fork.
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Advises FROM Russia Indicate tnst
there viii Be, within q eenDErstivsi,'
snort period, asysten of national reprs.
sentatiOn, n other WoFdE a Russian
gArlenent The question 3 onIy how
ias ths present generation i fttsd ior
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John SeaEer, Of Etsmoulh, New
hampshire, accompli,ed the feat In
that elty, last week, I walking 400
miles IN 100 hours, Eitlut sleep, co.a.
plenng the task on Sunday evening
At $50 O'Clock. SsaEelis nov, as he
expresses - almost 8 eood a. new >
This Is said 70 BE- The & tine this sest
vas ever successfully uiertAksn
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
s-
Great Prize Distribution
Bl THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
7Is Broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Lsdies'
seis Of Gold and Coral; jet and God, fioreutne,
Mnsarc Jet, Lava, and Cameo Sets Of Studs, Vest
Fnd Neck Chalns, Pian sud Cha ed Gel Rings,
Gold Thimtles, l.ocl-ets New style Bet Brckles,
Gold Pens and penGis, FsIcv " orlI Boxes, Sol
Pens With God and q yer EiteusiOn Aoigers, aDd
alasge assortment OF Fine JeWeiry cf every des-
cuuton, Of the best makes snd isiest sigle-, val
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BANKEEs ASD lsItOK RRS.

OTIS, +. A.-Attofney and Councillor al Law
" Oflee ~ CherrN 8 :. z Q. Box ia
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SANDS'ALE

w Rave Ca tani s. large .fsre ~ $50. .....
.si,. le .,alh aat -to-- AIas. aa.-f L.. -.
- tiie.i Epm HlaHis' Cai-s.. E..-.-. 49,
Eei A'AfNf m fl.a u.al.
-, ho..ei a.e Of tha ha.f -..rrs.-.... .
Fs1f- .-'ss s'ara ai 7uusra -aur'is- =. a
f 'D'anHa. aa.F6 as sfr a...-..... i, -
.IEs q 90 WOOD 400
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Mrs. DIR. Walker After a Divorce.

MS. III. Naiktf After n Divorce.
c0rfespoudsnce ofthe New YORK Thtune.
ALEGNr, January l5.-Thsre Vas 3
somewhat celebrated visitor in the A..
sembly Chamber iAst week in the per.
son Of Hrs. pr Walker, late su-geoa In
the Union Army. l think she held Tie
rank Of major, was for some time !
prisoner in Castle Thunder, and came
very near being executed a. a spv
She Is h woman apparently about
thirty years Of age, and looks diminu-
tive, owing 10 the dark suit OF Bloomer
costume IN which she . dressed. Sine
can hardly be called handsome bv th,
most ardent admirers Of the strong-
minded type Of womanhood. Her face
IS round, eyes black and fall Of dash
ing energy, hair thin and plainly comb.
cd, and 8 mouth firm and comDreaseS
denoting great strength Of viii and con.
tinuity OF purpose
Mrs. Wslker has had her domestic
troubles, too, cf the merits of which
your correspondent cannot sueaL bu,
1t seems that before going into the army
as she says, she obtained a jivoroe
rom her husband. in her Ebsspcs h.
OBTAINED re-hesging, sud succeeded in
getting : decree Of divorcement from
MS wife.
She nov comes 10 the Legislature to
OBTAIN some relief frem what she con
sioers a judicial outrage. As 70 nov
this can be legally done she has no DEF.
mite idea but sbe kHs addressed her.
sell Yesy e1ergeiicaliy 70 several mem
oess OF the Assembly 10 espouse her
cause. Her case may be another illus-
tration Of the eOuplet that
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t,iIH5T NAT lONAL 5ANK-G5ogernneat Deposi-
II tJTy-No. ~ College street, OegWesn Union
End the PuDlc Square -AeaieFs ia Uncurreut
Money Exchange, COG, and Government fecuIl-
Les o. 81 kInas- 5sOoE- and bonds bought And
sold on ComEnissioa. Collections promptly al
lended 70.
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MEAsUREGENr or CoRS IN rnE CRIB 80
After leveling the corn, multiply the
length and breadth of the house TO-
gether, and the product by the depth,
which will give the cubic feet Of the
bulk of corn then divide this last pro
duct by twelve. and tie suotient will
be the number OF barrels Of shelled
corn n the house or crib. II there be a
remainder after the division, it will be
so many twelfths Of a oarrel Of shelled
corn over.
ExANPLE-i2 feet long.
] } feet broad
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In Chancerr at Huntington. Tennessee
W. e. Berry
o. Bm Of Iniuncuoa.

IS ths case 10 srpssung. py sihisvit that y. r.
Nsnone a1t " x Norvsii. two ni the defendant,
are nor residents Of the stais O. lsaEessee Il Il
oraefe1 Mat putlicauon b. made for tour succes
sNe wees, The Nashville Jpon. newspaper
nubi-ntd D The city OF Nashville. Tsuuessee, thsi
sad d5ien-slt- anpesr on the f-st MCndsy n Feb
rusry rex, sud plead rueuer OF csrnur' 70 com
piansnt ti. OF the ssuia sII be tsl-e- for con-
iessfd, s' . hem 5. ". HAWKINS, c. 5 u.
'g-lo-wAs
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w I. - ~. a. ia,tiitlll. TO ANs..
U,..r =. -.'A a. q -,aa. i.i- .5- l.-, .lA
vvlal - .Aa eas1. H.'
asa.-,-,- 80 O. aunogn1o va. +. O.
iisg.,',,'s .---.. ''f '-er- 81 as Coaay l.,-.-
.#a...
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From the New York Tines, Jan. p.
negro Suffrage in the District and
me States-COAgress and the Presi.
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In ChaneerH at Carthage. Tennessee.


David Davis, and others
"
julia Burhsm snl oihsrs
IN this cause, q sppe ring % the Clerk aud i 50
Ter that AncrcE Duihsru aud ]iphIhs Durham srs
presidents o. tre Stst' o. Tenuessse 20 thst tho
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
ITEM; it "a therefore ordered thst pubicst OF bf
made for four successive weeks, ia the NashviIlt
Union, newspaper published IN the city OF Nash
vile, Ienne5f eg, regulupg said Ce eausuts % ap
pear 80 The next Term Of the Chlncery COurt O
smith county, 10 he held az tie Cousi house ID
carthage, on tne third No day n February, is66
% 8asaer compiaIanls' br. OF she same VIII bs
ken f5r confessed and ses for hearing e p,fte .
90 msu. J. Il. CAN PbELl. c. a u
isnll-s4t
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Strs,. L.. -aaogu.e Wulss
p.,s,.,- ~ {. . a'l.-l'.s ..r ,sau.y ls,,. =
''l.''l' a. 'assa sa'aay nss,h
e.,--'' =. 4. y '.a---. a0,orraBhs sr ,s.-.-...
'..-.-.-. -. ana Soaioaoral.. -. f..---. -
--..., ia tao Ecst, or asI. ,.b-is e''-
'','l 'S-' NenemboE ne a.scs ,s.i.--. .--'o ..1
Sl,i 'eflaads - Uedss -, .,-.,s ...-.s % las
nfcisi Hgtci. -'s ~ P'ai's Coui-
naFaf. IL
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V'HIRD NATIONAL BANK Of NASHVILLE
Il beals IN Exchangei Government securities
alld Coia. Collections promptly attended TO.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds 5. Ia on Cominissioa q
". W. bEREY, President. kDsAR JOSEs, Ca. hier.
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Adminisrrator,s A NntIce

~ - ensaitqEs "a o. estiss q Ja-n.s afrf.-
- - hafllr ssrFuar-l ils ESQ rar--v ~
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The book is a crown svo OF $40 Tages hsod-
someiy got up Price, in cloth 81; leather Sa %.
Returned or disabled solder, loyal men every
VII rs, can make eood wages IN selling Ehis book.
For {. rshsr particulars, spplyto
DERBY 4 KILLER, Publishers,
isnl4-lm Nc. Spruce st, Esw York.
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MYERS RUET-Manuiseturers Of all the
INl Latest styles OF Firzt Class Carriages and
bagges, Express Wagons and CsIsyAl.s, a. NortE
MArAet street.
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Il NIGHT BROrHERs.-Deslers II Cunlterlsnd
N and lttsburg Gal. NoOa saved ana split m
save lengths. Odes ss CbuTch slrtef. iEId On
kolnpF MAI OIL, south Of Broad All orders hllsd
promptly.
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I LAR. ". BROWN, Real Estate and General
! - BGsiness AgeHtss over Yo1k's BoOz Store, 3s3S
I nuiOu Str CT, Nashville, Isua. susb-6In3
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In chsneery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANgAgg RUIEs, lBts
Richard d. holland, admir- et a.

lalE1 ID. J .t'll tt his
Tais bin being fled by t1e Administrator for the
purpose o. winainV up the estate Of Jefferson Dean
deco, under the in. vent isws Of the state, and
having sUg .esed the insolvency Of the sare 10 Il
Ia reiore ordered that t!caton be made in the
Nashville Union. requ ung al persons Interested q
come forward and exhibit their demands and have
themseiyes u-de parties 20 ihe suit, and Tor all
creii orr, or peIsons rsyinF cUIzs against the 0s-
tate. % Pc aud ME theT clsimss authenticate
the laE directs on or before ina first MopdAy u
MAY. 1866 or the sane will be forever barred.
ianIl-Wat D. II. CAMPBELL, G. A M.
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s,tu5.aE. kiasss CIVIL 6laudular sgeiilngs. ETFspi-
elias, Dlssrston. ssit kueam.
This taint lheredEs4y sud sel afed.l nAog le
,.,ff nnfoid fsi-ery. i- ~ b { usual medrs iurne-
.i.ss iH-urable.
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Conas sttutiOn Life Syrup,
- he FOOE hisRs Friend, snd the Rich Mans
Blessing.
WILLIAM a. GREGG, NJ. D.,
sole Proprietor, New York.
MOStAN a ALLEN,
uoT Is su. Whalessio Druggist, agents.
~ Clif street n. \.
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