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The Concert for the Benefit OF the Ten.
nessee FSlunteers-
The concert last night for the benefit Of the Ten
nessee Volunteers, was a complete success. The
Masonic Hall was filed with an appreciative and
fashionable audience, of ladies and gentlemen. The
entire programme was selected with excel
lent taste and judgment, and the execution Of
its various parts worthy of all praise 1t dis
played an amount of musical talent genius and
culture in cityof which it may justly be proud
We cannot undertake, at the late hour Of writing
this particularize the exceencies Of the various
talented Gytistes and amateurs This we must defer
to another occasion. 1t is enough to announce now
that the concert was glorious success in eue7y
respect.
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HAVANA SEC AR 8!
JOHN WHORLEY. SO South Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn, 900 Imported Ha-
VanaS.-JUS7 REOEIHED FROM RAHARA.
Latest News from Old VirxinIay


JUN WHUHLEHs
SO south Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without AM. ADULTERATTOM
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Report OF Soldiers, Relief Society, for the
week ending sept 2nd, 1861.


The Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee, since
August 26th, has received and forwarded according
to order the following articles: 2boxes to Missouri
to Western Virginia, and to Richmond, making
in all IS boxes. The boxes sent since last report
contained the following articles So sheets, second
hand; bedticks; 81 pillows; ll3 pillow slips; p
blankets Is comforts coats 10 vests 276 shirts,
old; &c shirts new; 81 drawers, old; Is do, new;
81 PANTS lis pairs wooen socks; 81 handkerchlefs;
SO towels; 80 Jars ellies; Is jars preserves bot
ties cologne; % bottles cordial; 81 bottles wine;
boxes soap, 10Y lbs assorted soap; pickles, sugar
mustard; sage; apple vinegar; lemon syrup; dried
beef; dried olcra; starch; nutmegs; gelstine;
tapiOca; cinnamon; arrow root; elder salve; fax
seed; waters; crackers; mops; old linen lint; band
ages; bibles; books and tracts. -
Articles made and sent by the ladies of Nashville
and Davidson county, of the goods purchased by
order of the society los cotton shirts; 10 canton
flannel shirts; 62 pair draws IA Sheets pillows;
49 pillow cases. p
To the ladies of College Grove and vincinity,
Brentwood Cumberland Iron Works I'D donation,)
Oldtown, Clarksville, ia donation Kingston and
hurfreesboro the society is indebted Tor large cen
tributions, during the past week.
To the Southern Express Company it returns its
sincere thanks for its uniform kindness and cOurte
sy in its dealings with the society, and its hberaty
in contributing to the objects of the society by
forwarding ali its boxes free Of any charge for its
services. ...r-.s r--fe s--.-
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL COND TON OF SOCIETY.
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Kentucky News,

From late numbers of the Louisville Courier we
extract the following item:
Nice BUsINEsS-A few days ago, two gentlemen,
merchants from Franklin, Simpson county, Ky,
came to this city to purchase dry goods and groce
ries to carry on their legitimate trade. Before
making their purchases they applied to Mr.. Cotton,
the Collector of this port, for permit, which be
said he could not give unless they went to the
expense of returning to Franklin to a get letter
of recommendation from one Marcus Whitesides a
notorious gambler, who is employed as a Lincoln
spy in that county. The gentlemen making appli-
cation were strong Union men, and the goods they
wished ship not cOntrs band 1t is nice piece of
business when Kentuckians are not permitted to
carry goods from one part of the State to another
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Tho snpreme IndreshIp.

We are authorized to announce A, J. MARCHBANKs, Of
Warren county fer Judge the Supreme Court the election
the 9Th O. October next to fl the vacancy ocsasoned By the
resignation Of B. s. CsrutheTs. aug29te
We authorized BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY can.
ddste FOR Judge OF the Supreme Court I'll the vaaLcy
casoned By the resgnatiOno Of the Hon B. L. carutheIS
ugS0-te
We authorized to 10 O. GUILD Sumner
candidate for Jud Of the Supreme Court the election
the fifth day Of octoher next. aug5-tde
We are authorized to W. +. COOPER, Esq,
candidate fer the supremt Court election
the fifth day Of October pext. aug9-te
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Prom western virginia.

6f ecLAI y Isl8I5I o INC hll0AF IIIo ntBlsE-I
LYNcHBURG, Sept 1.-THE latest reports from
Lees command are to the 9th August. They were
then at Valley Mountain awaitiHg fair weather and
good roads to commence operations.
The enemy are strongly posted at StalAker's,
twelve miles from Valley Mountain, and between
that station ala Hatt0nsyille. Skirmishes are &C.
curing every day 0ur men have taken a number
Of prisoners. .
Letters to the Republican say that Col Tyler has
been totally defeated ard routed at the battle of
Cross Lanes. The enemys loss is about two hun
6red killed and Iwounded-our loss four killed and
twenty-five wounded. The effect of the defeat is
such that it is thought the invaders viii be speedily
driven from that section
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IL VOLUNTEER composites desus Of entering the service Of
"A the for twelve months will proceed forthwith to
Camp zoilicoer Livingston, orsrton county Tennesee
will mustered the service By Nc
Henry, Aduzn General Of tie State until the Second ke
msnt eompie But te companies to his dale have been
after the csmpanieI Will be musered in as they present. them
the mastering officer for that purpote be received
company Be composed Of cTentyeght bodied
who must be passed by The acting surgeon as
guns required there restriction &c 70 hecoun-
which companies shall come Tents camp equip
age uniforms &c have already been funbed at sad camp
for said Regiment Prem the foregoing rules In the formation
OF said regiment, no deviation will be made.
anr1l-d2a
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TIE LADIES' MEETING THIS MoRNING.-In our no
tce of the meeting of the several ladies' assOcis
tons this morning. we omitted to mention the place
at which it is to be held. The meeting will take
place at the MCKExDREE CHURCH, at IL O'Clock in
the morning. when Prof. II. B. TODD, from Missouri,
will address the meeting; and it lis especially de-
sired that all the ladies and friends of the soldiers
now in the battlefield. defending our homes and
country he Drespnt
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KIILED.-A Geographic dispatch was received IN
the city yesterday by Mr.. S. 7 Morgan to the effect
that his brother, Mr.. John H. Morgan, had been
shot at Union City and instantly killed. The dis
patch did not state who performed the deed, but as
Mr.. MOrgrn was one Of committee appointed to ex-
anime the baggage Of passengers at that point it is
supposed that while engaged in the performance Of
his duty passenger shot him, but this is only
conjecture. Mr.. S. T. Morgan left for Union City
last evening to bring his remains to Memphis for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Avalanche, Sept ).
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WAsHNGToS, Sept. 6.-B. G. Gallagher, Paymas-
ter of the Navy, native Of Virginia. has been ar
rested. isr W
The Government is endeavOring to make contracts
for provisions payable in Treasury notes.
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sept5-d1w Capt. c. IA. Act Asst Z All DICE &c
K,ng Oo.,o,, .1,d OtheT KIna.s.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be 'ruler' in its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty of it But of all
kings the one most to be dreaded is the Fire King,
and the best way guard against its ravages is to
bave your property insured at the Insurance Office
of ". ]. MARI, No. rs College street. sep5-dtf I
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IN ChRncery at LaEayetIe.-June RuIes
1891.

~ O0DALL and Andrews Richard Wright and others.
motion it appearing 10 the CLERK and Master, that
Richard right, Of the de'endsEts in this
Of the State Of Tennessee, that TIE ordinary
served him Iis therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Court tht PUBLICATION
Union American fer four successive weeks requiring
the said Richard Wright to aPrear at the boue in the
is Friday after % Monday in august next hsn and
pai dsmur to compliments oI and in de-
fault thereof said bill will be taken for confessed ana set for
hearing exparte to him, This 4 b June, l56l-
! uIys5;Titprsiss JOHN CLAIBORNE erkH.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

A<@ DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, Cor thsI
$780, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yerrs himself having attended to practice fer
many years. cured many thousands he enabled to
All iea of private nature matter how ta they may
from inueus medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kiv Dspensary No % Deadrck street. between Cherry
and the square he all diseases Of private nature
oEoRHxA cured without nEucious medicine nsTerence
from busness
sTRIcTuRrs OF date, eaecusy cured in few
DAYS. hy an operation which causes no pain Where structure
exs health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermires the constitution 50 much.
sTPHIIIs with all the diseases Of the skin growing out
lect or bad treatment can edectEaly cured few days
eEx4L WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the gTeWn out Of it, brought
on In many cases BY destructive habits Of nconderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will uuerEne constitution, rendering the subject
dtzor business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be aborng with any ulculy OF the Womb
NAY rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed to DR. King, Nc % Desdck street.
Nashville Tenn will ha ethe medicine sent to AeiT
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Once
hours O'Clock in tbs morning until SIN tee evening"
uay2S IS59-dEEly
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDE

EyROM and after this date and until further notice. the War
CIsuse will be inserted in all Open Policies issued ~ the
TENNESSEE and Fire Insurance Company and the Mash
yiIIs Commercial InsuTancs Company.
. .. 81 Secretary Tenn Mar. and Fire Insurance 90
JAMES WALKER
s.crstzry Commercial Insurance Company
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WASHINGTON, Sept. "a gentleman from George
town Heights reported heavy firing between II and
II o'clock in the vicinity of AunsOn's Hill.
The Post says advices from Virginia leave no
doubt that the civil and military leaders hare
agreed to attempt an advance.
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RICHMOND, Sept. 4-Yiee President Stephens re-
turned this afternoon from Manassas. His brother
Judge LittOn Stephens accompanying him. The lat
ter has been quite sick but much improved.
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Burning OF the Dry DOCK nj Pensacola.

MOBILE, Sept. About twelve (l2) o'clock yes
terday, the dPy-doek aground between Fort Pick
ems and the Navy Yard was burned. 1t Is not known
whether it was fred by the Confederstes or the Lin
conites.
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Col J. Russ, jr., and Col. John NJ McCue have
Just entered into a contract with the Confederate
States for the manufacture of large amount of
Saltpetre The contract will doubtless be fulfilled
with promptness and fidelity. A large portion of
the S6ltpetre will be ready for delivery, under
stand in the course of few weeks. The Saltpetre
is extracted from caves in Monroe county, Tennes-
see which are believed to be almost inexhaustible
Richmond Examiner. Sept 3.
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HUDsoS, No, Sept. 6.-The East piers of the rail-
road bridge over Platte river on the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph railroad were burned nearly through.
The engine, baggage car and two passenger cara
bound West were preeipitatOd and many killed and
wounded sd a ashg
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MRS F. G.. PORTER, Presid't.
Mrs. n. II. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Mrs F. G. Porter, President.
Mrs NJ Bass, Mrs G B Goodwin, Mrs Jos Hen
ming Mrs II Watson, Mrs DR. Eve, Mrs Robt Foster,
ST. Mrs Jane Watkins, Mrs Judge Nancy, Mrs Sterl-
ing Cockrill Vice Presidents.
Mrs L D Houston, Treasurer.
Mrs N II Marshall, Secretary.
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Messrs THOMAS, ATKINS, CARUrHERs and DEWITT
passed through this city Wednesday on their way
home from Richmond. They did not remain for
the called session of Congress. Mr.. HOUSE did We
are indebted to Col DEWITT for a number of val
liable public documents
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NEW York, Sept. Cotton quiet Aidiling Up
land %.
NEw YORk, Sept 6.-CotsOn. sales 1900 bales mid
ding upland &c.
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From Frankfort, XIV.

FRANKFORT, Sept 6.-Legislative proceedings un-
important Several petitions against the embargo,
and in favor Of removal OF camps, were REFEREED
General Anderson has arrived unOficially and
unexpectedly. He had no public reception.
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Rock city Mills.
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags

Save all your rags-cotoOn, fax, hemp, &C., and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound. - :
The South wears out more such goods than Two
such Norhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tty Of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper and there
by save money. -r-ssst ss.el re. .s#
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OUR SENATOR AND REPREsENTATIys.-Our Senator
(Trewhtt and Representative (Cleveland) have left
for parts unknown. Are we to go unrepresented
IN the next Legislaturei We presume their seats
viii be declared vacant and then something will be
done Chattanooga Advertiser, Sept. 5.
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 6-The resolutions adopted by
the Convention are lengthy. They express love for
the Union and are for pushing the war to an hon
CRADLE peace and express detestation of the Repub
ican party. -,-. -4.. Be- -s--.---.-. MI.
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Fran mnrTInnd.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd, Sept. 6.-At the latest
adVices 1000 Confedersles were at Leesburg. En-.
trenehments were going on rapidly. The Gonfede-
the fords.
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From Huason,:mo.

HUDsoN Me-, Sept 6.-The train which fell
through the burned bridge at Platte River had
from 80 to 100 passengers. only three or four Of
whom escaped uniDjured; II were killed.
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SERIOUS AccrDEEr ON VIRGINIA AND TENEEssEE
RAHRolD-Two PERSONS KILLED AND TIN OR TWELVE
IEsrRED---Tyvo SERIOUSLY Sunday night As two
trains loaded with troops coming east on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, from Bristol five
carr Of shs leading train broke lose on the steep
grade. about hall mile west of Abingdon, and run
back, and were run into by the train which was
follow iRe--and one soldier was killed and ten or
twelve fujured-two seriously The trains left
Bristol half an hour apart with orders not to run
faetsr than twelve miles per hour The trains were
loaded with a regiment belonging to the Polish
Brigade, from Louisiana LylekblEg Republican,
Sept. 8
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For AIderman.
LEGISLATIVR OFFIOFs.

I'VE arc auther.z ed 10 aDncurcs NJ VAN DYKE of Ne
MINI, candidate Assistant olsrk f the Rep
resentativss SEPT ldt
We are authorized to annoznce JULIUS h BRIpeEs q,
Mcaiinn, candidate for Messenger Of the Senate
sep7-td@ -H
We Authorized to James OConpe Of David
county, Messenger Of Senate Of Tea.
Iess1e Is sussf s- eept &
We an horned to JOHN McCLARIN OF auna-
oeuty, candidate for Assistant Clerk OF the senate
Il. Ste 1s'si ,-t-i1-t-s- s'.-it e
We are auhsrzed to announce @. NJ. o0WARDINa cind.
date for Assistant Door Keeper Of the House Representatives
OF Tennessee LegislatuTs s1ess aug30-te
We authorized to W. P FARMER, OF Somer.
Vile candidate Principal Clerk Of the Rouse Of Repre-
sentatives. aue2I-te
We are authorized 10 FRANC NJ PAUL. Tlate
Is ant Clerkof the Senate candidate for Principal Clerk
OF the seuatc Of Tennessee. aug13-h 4
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CHEROKEE CURE!

OAE0OEAE6 OOAE1
AZ saTGiIigl cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnu1 Commissions, 1apotSaoy, LOss Of POtcer,
Pains IN tie Back, SteRS In Tie Bladder, Contracted
and Difficult HsnsfTGEGtiO1, and az Diseases caused
eY deviGsizg Jren1 ES PG1 Of 4assrs, and iEdElsn9
IN Sesf-P Pollution.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation speedily cured and
fall vigor restored. 'H-
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary to promote cOnnu happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor debitsd
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will find relief
safe AID pleasant in taste but in tlacon
tanning mineral poison, but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, In the form Of delicious syrup
Price % Bottle three bottles for S. and snd forwarded
BY express TO sll parts Of the world
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. ProPrietors, Memphis Tenn.
Sold IN Nashville BY Ewing Pendleton, Berry & DemoVs
g. W. HenderShott, and By Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtHkWly
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A. G. Wicker ESQ, Of Chattanooga. and ALFRED
CALDWELL, Esq, of Athen are announced as candi-
iates for Congress in the third district at the cleo
ton in November.
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Thirty Volunteers Wanted Irame-
dIaTeIy.

tAPT b. J. CHENEY, I'd Regiment Tennessee Volunteers,
wants 30 additional recruits foT bis company His eompa
ny having BEEN in ssryse several monthss the time will be out
eight months Apply early No A College
Virginia. aug3l--dlW
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NEW Yol

NEW YoRK, Sept. 6-The racer Flora Temple has
been seized as the property of Maryland Secs
sionist The ship Marion has been seized.
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NOstce

All absent officers and soldiers of the 1lth Reg Ten
nessee Volunteers, (Col RAINS commanding) are
required to report themselves TO Capt. J. H PTTs,
at the Commercial Hotel in the city OF Nashville,
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of September, 1861.
By order Of J. E. RAINS,
sep4d2t u Col Com. 18th Regiment
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Frona Reston,
New York Democratic ConventIon.

Bos1oSs Sept. 6.-Butler Is here and win address
Union meeting at Faneuil Hall.
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SPECIAL NOrIURs.

Hssadsr nsss yes ESQ Prof wosas sssrsssa<a .e &c
Ps7er had III Il vii interest yos. -
uax7a-dkWIY
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AND CHATTANOOGA r.
6WRMRE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
TRURSDAY,' SEPTEmBER. 5Ih, 1881,
Passenger Trains TIE Nsshvs and ohattanOOga RailEO
will run follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NaEhVflIe at s: Is n and 3Oe n.
Arrive st Chattanooga i20 A n and SIS y. q -
srl- COMING WEST, ~Et

Leave Chattanooga at $50 A n and 92OPM $3.50.
Arrive a. NGshyills st z35 II and 4O9P II.
FWVHE Trains leaving Nashville at Sis Mc0nnecs at War
trace with shslhyVile Branch, at Tulahoma with AcAun
vile and Manchester Railroad and 1t Dehed With Wncheste
and Alabama Railroad at Cosan With seEs1ee Rsoad, and
at Chat anoogs with Western and tgntic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 800 NJ sonneets at War
with shebyvie Branch ct Stevenson With Memphis and
Charleston Raroaa Chattanooga with East Tenn. and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets to the fooNng points, and at prices
cd, be bad at all hours application to the Ticket Agent
at Once. At Depot 3
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The cars upon the railroad through this place
South have been crowded for the past ter days with
Southerners who have been residing in the North,
but who were compelled-te flee to escape being
pressed into the service Of the Lincoln despotism.
Quite number Of these emigrants were from st.
Louis and other parts of Missouri drcsrale JET
ferSonida se7
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CITY NOTICES.

CHARLEsToN, August rs, 1861.
BOOk.KeePer.
A competent bookkeeper and accountant who
has BEEN and is now for the past ten years employ.
ed in wholesale house in the city of Charleston,
s. c., would wish permanent situation in this city.
He would devote his whole time to the interest of
his employer; has a thorough knowledge of the
grocery business. His reason to change would be
for the benefit of his health. f
Communications addressed PAT. MULKAE, care of
Messrs. sTRATToS SEYMOUR, win receive immediate
attention. sep4-d9t 4
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wevilri.,us on the ar.t of September,
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by TELEGRAPH


RIcHNoSD, Sept 6.-Gen. ALBERT SIDNEY Johnson
has rrrived here. BE is the senior General in the
Confederate States Army, and it is expected will
be assigned duty at Manassas.
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Attention YOIunIesrE.

Those who wish to join wel organized company
would do well to report themselves Immediately to
Captsin A ] McWHIRrLR, of the Edgefeld Rifles,
Tenn 18th regiment volunteers, at Camp TfOusdal0.
None but those in good health and at least five
feet eight inches high need apply.
Those belonging to the command will report
themselves immediately for duty. aug3O-dIw'
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mUN1CnPAL ELEOrnOr.


We are auehcrized to announce Z B. CHKATHAMx ear,
ddae for recession the pcs Of Mayor II Nashville
ang9l-te' Att-ss'sst -
We are sushOrised 70 ogcE youEe candidate
for Mayor Of Nashville at the ensuing election.
For AbdeFmaRs 4sFF al
We are authorised to WN 8. CHEAFHEM can.
ddae Alderman in the Fifth ward the ensuing munIc.
pal election in September sug4-ts
For CSuRci1man.
We are authorized announce Al wABRENa candidate
ouneilman IN the third Wara at the ensuing municipal
election. a-- - sep3. tet
We aHtharzd 70 aDuounee GEO. W. DARDEN as can.
ddste for election Councilman from the Third ward
sep3 Re sss-H - az
We are auihaIized to announce JOHN J. MccAHN As 8
candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward. aug2l-ts.
We authorised to DR. B. W. HALL as . eandi,
date for Councismani in the Stu ward. aux20 IA 7
We aahcEiEed to Dr. J. 7. FORBEe IS can
ddate represent the Sd Ward in the OouEcI
ofNsshyille lathe ensuing municipal election. sug8te