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Close of the Canvass on the Stump, by the Candid
Rtes for Governor

Col Gentry's health had suffered consider
ably from an attack of fux, for some ten days
or two weeks previous to his arrival at Knox
vile on the 22d; but he had filled all his ap-
pointments up TO that date, with only one ex-
ception, that at cambridge, on the 21st. At
Knoxville, his physicians insisted that he
should desist from speaking and travelling
The Banner of yesterday publishes a letter
from Knoxville, dated the 23d, giving an ac-
count of the circumstances under which the
candidates for Governor, SO far as they are
concerned, brought the canvass to a close-of
which We extract the material part, as follows:
Gentry sent for johnson in the early part of the
day, to come to his room and agree upon some ar.
rangement. The Governor came Gentry told him
that as he could not speak again during the can.
vass, he proposed to terminate the canvass here,
and from this date, but said that if the Governor
preferred it, he could 60 on and speak,. He told
the Governor that he had written to COL T. A. R.
Nelson to meet him at this point and fill his ap-
pontments but he presumed the letter had not
reached him in time. The Governor said he would
WltuuTaW, CONSULT MS Hlenus, ana return him an
answer, which he did in the following words:
CoLEMAS House, Knoxville, July %, go.
Col. GENTRY-Dedr Sir: Being requested this
morning. by Col. John " iams, to visit you at
your sick room, and upon doing SO, as understood
you 10 express the desire, in view Of your serious
indsposition, that the canvass in which we have
been engaged should terminate at this place, have
to say that, however solictous may be to continue
the canvass, and notwithstanding the solicitations
OF friends that shall fill the remaining appoint.
ments, / am constrained by a sense of proper
courtesy to an opponent, to yield to your desire
have the honor to be, &c.
ANDREW JOHNSON
Upon the receipt of this letter, Gentry sent Col.
o. P. Temple to the Governor, to unite with him
in stating to the large crowd assembled at the Bank
Corner, that the canvass was closed by mutual con-
sent. Temple did so, first, on behalf of Gentry,
in a very few brief words johnson rose up and
agreed to what Gentry had said through his friend
Col. Temple, and then set out with speech, but
how long it was, am not prepared to say. He
stated all the issues between them, and regretted
that he was prevented from discussing them.
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A letter from one of the officers of Tamma'
ny Council No. 2lO, dated Spring Greek, Ten
July 23d, reports "the progress" of that Coun'
Gil as follows:
"We reported fortnight since, thirty-fve MEM
bers. Now we have the pleasure to report NINE
TY, and THIRTY or THIRTY FIVE OF that number men
who have hitherto acted with the Locosl"
That's specimen of the way Sans" folks
are Withdrawing" The letter goes on to say:
81. w. Youngblood Esq. recently editor of the
Bedford Yeoman and Jackson Central Democrat,
addressed a large crowd at this place on Saturday
last. He renamed Jacobs Ladderism generally
and Andy johnson particularly"
Thus, one after another, the sustaining props
are removed from Andy's platform. "Stand
from under!" The ponderOus scaffoldiDg will
soon fall with crash.
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PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

". 7. BERRY L CO. have recently received
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poets Of Christianity, by the Chevaer Bunsen. 2 vols
Davdsons Introduction the New Testament. vols
Jeremy Tayor's Whole Works with his Life Cri ica
Examination Of his Writings by Bishop Heber 10 vols
Barrett Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
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Rev Thomas Bostons Complete Works. with his Life Sc
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Morning Exercises at Cripplegae, Giles ard South
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Richard Bakers Works, with Life, and Essay his
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20 RObiuson's Scripture Characters 4 vols.
50 Eadies Commentary the EpistIe the Ephesans
vol
81 NeaRder's Church History. 5 vols,
81 MasOns Spiritual Treasury. l vol.
83 Masslon's Sermons, with hi Life &c. 1 vol.
81 Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by Stroud. VOL
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Americans. be on your Guard !!

We have the most conclusive evidence thai
our opponents, driven to the wall by the un
mistakeable omens which menace them from
every side, have determined to make one last
desperate effort to disconcert the American
party by circulating all sorts of false rumors
They are daily sending out documents, even
at this late day, and as the hour of battle ap'
proaches, are becoming more and more ener-
getic. Let them be met. Confront their
Roorbacks and defeat their Vaccinations !
Six days more of work, and the day will be
oursi
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Caution :!

We tell our friends again, beware of "last
csrd,"-a desperate assault, in some form or
other, upon the character and standing of Col
GENTRY, or some insidious appeal to temper
ance men or disaffected Americans, on the day
of election, or only few days preceding,
when it shall be too late to anSOer it through
out the State. We have no more to say at
present, than simply to warn our friends
BEWARE!
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More Withdravals.' $

The Memphis Eagle dad Enquirer thus hits
off one of the appeals withdrawal cards v
The exposure OF the stuff that this trick is
made OF in so many instances, has been 50
overwhelming that It win scarcely be played
again. There Is no potency in 1t now;
BEwlRKi--Ths ApPsars Withdrawals from Know
Nothing lodges seem 20 be manufactured OF very
bad MATERIAL For lnstance-among the Withdraw
AIS recently published having taken place Al
spnushill we hnd the name Of RswbeH Wo1ori -
A gentleman from Spdnghill Informs as that Reu
hen i = very valuable negro, the property Of Jas.
wonord 81 TippAh! Beuare, therefore, Of the
Appsars Withdrawals.
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PROHIBITION T,XV

Let them rave and exclan thew will passt,
and declaTe We no drink shan get Alter
We give them, by way Of replv,
shout Of deTisOn and laughter:
For a who taste lyons S IndDps
so delicious and exquisite fud IT,
That never could tyranny gain
The right to restrict not sell IL.
VIE quality Of these A r OMATIC sCHUFn.,
sc HIN APP 5 Is so well known that thew do moi -
e puug that appears others do One trial il All tbs =
required to co1yi CO person Of their superior ouav
so'd wholesale and retail b. the sole proprietors,
JyI9 10 60, a ~ -.
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FLOUR DEPOT,


AN ID TO II Geo ENJOY
VIE subscriber having the Agency TIE following Mills.
Il Mitchelvie Mills, SPencer's Mills Silver Spring Nils
Logan Mills, Nashville City Ms-al Of which are iustIy
Celebrated for their superior brands-wi keep cor aut
on hand supply OF Fresh Flour. All Flour OF The
above brands sold bv me, will be warranted Also agent
ior the sale Of Corn Meal from the above Mills civ
and examine nv stock.
tobacco have now in store large quantity Of,
virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am oferinE 10
the trade az unusual low prices
~ A null assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. @ DANDY
- No. so College street
JylL-dlm door from Broad
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w- The New York Herald has an intere.
AMERICAN

ing article on the wheat crops of ls49 aud
1855, and By its estimates, makes
Zone undred and sixty eight and half million
bushels Of wheat the total yield OF the present
season, which Is sixty eight million bushels above
that Of ls49., The value ofthe wheat crop in that
year is put down in the census report at $780,.
OO0, 600 II VIC value the present crop at one dol
lar and quarter bushel-which will be probably
be is average pdee-t win be worth aggregate OF
more than two hundred and ten aud half millions
Of dolars"
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R- The Hoo. James NJ. Bunker, of Nan.
tucket, has declined the appointment; of Com
missioner under the Personal Liberty act Of
Massachusetts, for reasons similar tothose Civ
en- by the Hon. r. A. Chapman, Of Springfield,
viz; that the act Is in violation Of the Cons,i-
tuition Of the United States and stain on the
statute book of Massachusetts,.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

II AVE this day received per Express only six days
i from New oTk, beautiful lot Of
French work ed Collars, Sleeves and ChemiEettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, la great variety;
Jackonet and SEiss kdgings and IRseTtngs,
White Embroidered Musln Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, new styles;
Plain, Checked AMI Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and Striped Indis Dimities;
Small Red and White Fans;
Splendid Bridal Pans;
Plain Mousn LANES and Beragcs for Travelling Dress
e. Pocket Handkerchief Night caps, Glove Boxes and
many nj things tedious 70 mention, all Of which
We viii sell al the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during the coming week Of helarg
stocks English and American Cpts brought to
This market X. G. McNAiRY Co.,
iy2S College street.
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ARARE CHANCE.

WILL sell or exchange for city pr perty, beaut Ga
fui parcel Of LAND (haf heavily tmbered) situated
the Gadtn Turnpike, about fifteen twenty minutes
ride the Court House, and containing about thirty
This presents fine opportunity those desiring pleas
residence combining all the retirement Of the count ~
with the couyeniences u city life.
Apply TO W. r. MOORE,
jylI-dlw IS Public Square.
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CATLIN's NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.

ICA with Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of III
Principal Chtsh, embeiiishcd with one Hsndred Gni
Hcenfy Portraits iram the ItiddH Caller, Ia the Wa
Department in three volumes l6XiS inches
Original cost $50 Eill sell this work unusually low 70
eAsh. laprlOl JOHN b. WEST.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-oEE
R0r m mt.

T OVER for sale Two new BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
Il Knowles street, West Nashyie-sx zach, and
story porh-csterns ktfaehed-Eood healthy location.
and every way comfortable and desirable and convenient
70 a hne Sulphur Well A coed hareain vii hr gwen on
liberal teFs vii exchange ior lands the Nj asipp
Doe Of them l. for rent until sold
tsl4-a J. W MANNING
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SNEED,s REPORTS

REPORTS or TIE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN.
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JOHN
L. T. sSEED. Vol now ready and for sale by
my26 W. T. BERRY 4 CO.
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w All About the War! -T

VI tNNC
Compete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent in Crimea, by Maj. E. Bruce Hamey author
Of LADY Lees Widowhood."
This work recommended to the readers attention by
by the following conSideraons a. The author is
comp ished officer of the British army. g He
gagged in the war; and has been from the first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author. 4.
This Narrative of the War written the spot. g. It
contains complete account of the from the begnnin
g. 1t enghtens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
~ The above, with many other books, be had
Of TOoN, NELSON & CO.,
jy1s "a Union street
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ROOFS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

CTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
- Henry Ward Bsech.r.
PEEPS FROM A BELfRY, or the Psrish Sketch Book,
by Rev. " W. shelton.
Joy AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers, by
Mrs. Tuthil.
OUR COUNTRYMEN, or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer.
leans by LOSING.
ALONE, By Marion Hsrland Of Virginia.
Ju . received ard for sale BY
iyT CHARLES W. SMITH.
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AR.OTT>S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. @. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. 2 vols.
LIS o:
LIE CURE MANoUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de CourciIon. je2S
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RIDUcFD PRICES.


NhNthSaihNe fSANAshtNN AM FA4sNf WINS
the season Is advanced and wish maks i0r
n our iall purchase vi srh present sts a.
duced prccs IL consists 81 Shirts CndsTusAr every xar
ely. Gloves hAfhrs cAvAts ssoeEs, UEftrcilAs Cznes
Coabs Brushes faas fesh and choice lot Of hramery,
Hair Oa AZ. Also ru sole leather rrunks Carpet
Bags, Ae together with mary other nFtcirssi q uhch
vii sell a. l0v rates. tjysl J. a. Ac0iiL@
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F. H. BADGER, Dentist,
HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY.
jy27-3t*
Furniture ! Furniture ! /!

COTTAGE BEDsTEADS-t00 Misses Double and singh
- Cottage Bedsteads, Il ished and for sale oy
jy27 J. W. McCOMBs.
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a IL Persons indebted 70 n firm Of CRAM & SHIP.
a HERD previous TO the LIST Of JAY will call and se,
their accounts eEher By Note Cash. as il praciicabs
TO give longer credit ivrS-ty
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIU MS!

AVlNG largely increased my supply OF Rags BY the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June 80th
am Induced 70 oher larger amount Of Preiums for the
present year and vi the above premium In %
sOO 800, $50 $40 $50 ESQ $40, f80 $40 and $40 any
ten Merchants Pedars Who will deliver from this date
10 the lt Of July, 1896, the largest amount Of RAGS he
same 10 be bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Nashville o vicinity
WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and isue q
certificate % The Of the amount received and paid for
These certificates must be kept and before next
July, az three dsnterested merchants Of Nashville
make the awards. The largest amount being entitled
900, the Bext largest % 800, and down.
Merchants sending me Rags will please write that nay
know in whose 10 issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsev, SIX and Worstsd Rags wanted,
and sill not be Included In the above
earnestly solicit greater attention 10 saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
Jy4-dtrgGwu VS. WHITMAN.
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w H 1 C h:
The RICHT TILE II


ToON NELSON co. have Just received several works.
One of the number is
The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits le-like its sketchngs graphic, its pic
lures powerful and aim be.'-"Rirodh' Rec NichO-
las Murray, D D. jy16
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with the large stock Of other gods always on hand
se 20 our customers better Inducements 20 make their
Sales.n -"ei NiHtti rim ; ahu Vuck
jy13 L,oCS Co.
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The following is the official vote for Cover
nor of Virginia in all but six counties:

The Charleston Courier of the 23d says:
The majority for McComas, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor IN the same counties is IL 032 and for Bocock
for Attorney General, 1920. The six counties TO
be heard from gave Wise reported majority OF 63,
making total Of 10, 1856. The vote of the whole
State above given is for Wise 1855, for Flour
nOy 73,22o-making the very large aggregate OF
l56,576.
The American party, in the late contest for
Governor, claimed popular strength of ~, 900
votes-enough to have given them, according
TO the last vote for President. (the largest ever
before polled in the State,) q clear majority OF
ten to twelve thousand. We now see that
they made good their estimate of their own
strength at the polls, AMI l,220 besides. But
there was an immense and unprecedented in
crease Of the aggregate popular vote-more
than 20,oOO-and by this extraordinary IA
crease, the large American gain was over
slaughed, and Flournoy was beaten little
over ten thousand votes. The American
Organ at Washington, charges that at least
ten thousand of his majority was cast by FOR
EraSEEs at work on the railroads aud canals
and the balance, ten times over, may be
charged to the unwarrantable interference Of
the Federal Government and its employees.
So il was done
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CIGARS-we can caer great Inducements city deal
" e. hat s4ns enc Cigar. Gail And see ten.
ian39 s. H. LOOMS a co.
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no. for Kingston Springs!

TIVE underxigned hav- made an arrange .frsfa~z-
IL meut with Mr. james J. Baker. run 49, -
sin pa aenEer omnibus 20 The springs three
times per seek Pare each vay donafs. Once the
ssHanea house, uhere SEATS mas be secured
The omnibus yin saye Nxshvie puRcfsdily At O'CLOCK
A. n Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning vii leave the Springs psaetsally At
hour. on MONDAYS. " cdneseays and Fridays.
Careful Or good horses oogoriable omnbuses and
= delightful place o. thus offered he pahiie
NJ pains ia Be pared 10 make The trip pleasant and
ioai n a. Kings.on AgreeAbIr.
Je3t-sm Rial KREIDER.
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ENRENCH-PoST COTTAGE BEDSTEADs-1OO Double
French Post Cottage Bedsteads finished and by
jy27 J. w. McCOMBS.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

DIBLES and TEsTAMENrs OF all descriptions. from n
ID above SOCIETY, may BE- found depoe at my store
Send your orders and they shall be allied al low rate
CHARLES W. SMITH,
iyfO Rr a College street.
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First GUN from Arkansas SANS About!

We clip the following from the Memphis
Wing. 1t appears that Arkansas has seen Sam
to some purpose. The old fellow has lighted
up an American FIRE that is carrying all before
it. Majority in Arkansas for the American
party lO,0OOl Just think of that, Sag NIGHTS,
and weep:
The first Gun from Arkansas-Sna Victorious III
81 Francis Coimty.-From a gentleman who ar
rived from ST. Francis county, Ark we learn that
at the election for Sheriff in that county on the 9th
inst, Col. John Tyre, the American candidate, was
elected by clean majority Of two hundred and
hfty.six over Cornelius Davis, the anti-American
candidate. The aggregate vote of the county was
about seven hundred, and IL bad heretofore gone
strongly Democratic As an instance OF the Amer.
lean feeling prevailing In some portions of the
IT, we learn that Ia Wittsburg township out Of l25
votes polled, Davis received only 1--WE; in Johnson
the whole vote (Ils) polled for Tyre. We
congratulate friends In Sc. Francis on their no.
bic triumph, and predict for them the honor OF be-
ing the banner county
The Helena Shield, 10 speakin OF the result Of
the election says: We have it from undoubted
authority that the late election in St. Francis
" for Sheriff. In which the American party were
so trumphantly victorious, was an issue OF Amer.
can principles, being strict psrty contest This
may be regarded, think, the first shot in win.
dication Of what Capt Pike said in bis Baltimore
speech, that the American party in ArkAnsAs already
have a majority Of 10000 vote"
Mother" said Mrs. Partingon's Ike, there's a
word in this ere paper ean't make out"
''SpeIl Il, child" said the old lady,
Sag N.ie-h-t 4"
Sage Nits. sonny, what does Il cay about emt'
ut says that they started in old Kentucky, and
are spreading all over"
Dear on 1sl" said the old lady, ''the world must
be comm to an md ChiniEbugs, eui-worms aud
loensis vas bad enouf: but here must come hlhy
things, the SAGE nisl No sasengers for this year,
IsAae," and Mrs. PArtington sighed.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE

VIE Public are respectfully Informed that LYONS co.
4 stu ntiuue selling their lvbrstrd Ch OIcrl md
DiRrThea Preventive, (from the eh.cts Of which
so many last year reapd great comfort and rre hy the
Ga Ion, Bottle Glass. evenves are always better
than cures, We strongly recommend AL it, The Poor
supplied without charge, II accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
nave bottle Of this article in the house In euer-
gency. LYONS A co
myl 10 Cedar street.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of ny partner.
IL have ds-rmusd ssu Goods al les profit than
have heretore done. i IS known that keep the best
style Goods Or that house may not be
knoun a. a very cheap one bat all things considered
pledge ourselves sell Goods reasonable rate and
sp-culy FOR the patronage Of friends and the
nifty generally. J. H. MeGlLL.
tyiO Successor 10 Myrrs McGil.