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INSURANCE.
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co,

Buckeye Mutual Insurance To,
FIRE a ND M ARIH i.
NO SORGP DIVID END s
Profits Divided In Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of all kinds. FIRE rska on
buildings, Merchandae Furniture, Vessels in PORT
and the better class of risks generally
ID ire q ora:
VIM. Hart, P. Chamberhn,
v. Peton, J. p. Robinson,
Amaaa Stona IT, VIM. Wehuuse,
l.. u. Hudson, o. NJ. Ovatt,
n. garretsOn, ,. W. Pelton,
A. j. Breed
Ofice-Ouatts Exchange, foot OF Superior street.
Cleveland, Ohio.
WILLIAM HART, President
L. D. HUbsoS Secretary.
anl9 }. n, sTOPPELMAN, Agent At Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16
LOOKS THE DANGER IN rue FACE,

That he may grappe with lg tne WISE man, that he
may study its ntture aad paile It's treatenlng The
OF palllaton are AT hand, Of easy 10 all
itG.
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ANNUAL MUM

Might fairly be regarded as the tribute which an up.
right hsAff pays at the shrine OF justice.
JOHN H. BIOPPELMAH,
auIO Agent for Dayton and Fl0lniiy.
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usT n asps.sS and 10 the Us't style OF the art rara
-L.l.L-
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Rtna Life Insurance Company
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

Orders Tor Election Tickets promptly
shed on reasonable terms.
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The friends Of d. d. DICKEY, request us TO
announce him as q candidate for Mayor, az the
election on the last Saturday in September.
avoQ
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Boz YoYAaE.-Dr. L. L. Coleman departs
tomorrow morning for Philadelphia for the
purpose Of placing one of his daughters in
the Bethlehem NOTWITHSTANDING. Thence
he goes 10 New York, where he contem-
plates enjoying the agreeable society Of our
former 'fel'oW citizen, q. s. Thaeher. He is
10 have Bob Jenkins as eomPagnoH d. roy
Gye. The doctor contemplate returning by
The 1st Of September. He intends to i'm
prove his absence by. looking into the vari-
Gus hospitals in the eastern cities, and max.
ing himself familiar with everything new
in the practiee Of his speciality and adding
70 his stock Of instruments the latest and
best inventions. We wish the doctor and
his fair charge a pleasant journey aud safe
return 10 home and friends.
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Gov. Wells Appointed Provision
al Governor OF Louisiana.
Troops Mustered Out.
Late From Havana,
From Fortress Monroe.
WaShbuFn Appointed Postmaster
OF Philadelphia.


EEw ToRk, July a.-Tbe Riehmons
Wing Of Saturday, contains orders from Ia,
Military authorities, prohibiting the recent
y elected members Of he city CoaucI ana
Aldermen fsom organizing, and declaring
null and void the election. The member.
appointed a e5mmittee 10 inform Gov. Pier.
pont Of the prohibition.
The President Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company has been notified BY the United
st3tes Marshal here, that he has seized the
shares Of stock Of that rosd belonging TO J.
A. seddon and thirteen Others.
NEW YoBK, July 3l.-A FIRE in Williams
burg, this morning destroyed fourteen dwell
ings on London Place and Sanford street. oc-
eupied by families Of the middle and poorer
Glasses. The frsmen found in one Of the
buildings a quantity Of counterfeit dies and
plates Of fractional currency, and a box Of
badly printed fifty cent notes.
WAsn1SeToE, July Silt is confidently
reported that the President has made Gov.
Wells Of Louisiana, Provisional Governor
of Louisiana. Also, that the full control Of
that State may be obtsined ans rebels pre-
vented from holding Office
The last Of The niath corps was mustered
out on Monday.
WAsHINoToN, July 3I.-The POstofiee De-
partmeat sent q letter BY this mornings
mail TO notify Mr.. Washburn ofhis appoint
ment as Postmaster at Philadelphia.
A number Of Federal apIointees in the
Southern States have been unable to execute
their bonds, and to take the required oath
that they have never voluntarily bore arms,
given aid or comfort or encouragement 10
persons engaged in armed hostlities against
the United States Government; and tbat
they have not yielded a voluntary support
to the lato rebel Government.
NEw YONG, July SI-The steamer Chase
brings Havana dates to the 25th. The
Havana Hsrald's correspondent details.a
tour to Darien, Brunswick, and st, Mays
Georgia, and ~Fernaadina, Jacksonville, Pie
atola, and Pslantka, Florida. AZ each Of
these p aces he found the people suffering
much from the effects Of the war. There
is but little effort on the part OF the people
to repair their damaged and battered towns.
People are scarce and money more so. d.
rien is q mass OF ruins. The interior Of
Florida is much less injured han the towns
on the coast.
The people generally are cheerful and
appear satisfied with the new state Of affairs.
Brvt. Brig. Geo. q. S. Washbun left
Savannah for Rome.
Brig Gen. Dwight left on the 9th for his
new command, the District Of Altoona,
northern Georgia.
Mudd, Arnold, spangle and ~O'Laughlin
have arrived at Hilton Head on their way
to the Dry Tortugas.
FoRrREss MONROE, July 29.-Gen. Mills
returned from the eastern shore Of Virginia
last evening. 10 is understood that that
place is no longer to be a military Post.
The Mayor Of Portsmouth, was arrested
by order Of Gen. Maun, commanding that
sub-District.
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AK oUTRssE.-The attention Of the proper
authorities lie called to the fact that q number
Of carts containing the contents Of the P iv-
les Of the building known as hospital No.
"a, NOV she Refugee Home, are allowed to
pass up Church street nearly every night
between the hours Of ten sndtTelye O'Clock
creating en- Noticeable sioneh which some
times laass for houTs. This hiss been prae-
ticed for months past, snd should be imme
diately stopped. Both common decsney an'
the health Of the people residing on tn
street, who are obliged TO keep their win
dows open during the very warm weather
demand i.
OSr OF TIE s~UFFERKRs.
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We we're very much grau6ed yesterday 10
meet with our old friend, Rev. +. W. sehop
who arrived in this city saturday evening
n h-his numerous friends viii be hsppv
20 lesrn-in the enjoyment Of excellent
health and Is ea route for Virginia. We
hope soon 70 sec him sud his fsHily Al hOns
again in our eitv.
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PArRch-Up to nine O'Clock last evening
there had been twelve arrests. Western
Brown and Isasc Williams, for violating
Provost Msrshal's Order Nc. Is; 8. P. Walsh,
for selling other peoples proPertyS George
Cordray, John Ysgie and George Gregg, 9th
Michigan, FOR asssult and battery. The bal
ance for drunkenness and disorderly con
fu~f
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"A card.

CoEesrss HAlL, sHARoS sPRrSss, y: y.
July-24, ls65. }
Editors NasariNe Union:
Hsving bees solicited by many friends Z
become esndidste for the Highland Eespon
s.ble Office Of Mayer Of the city Of Nash
vile, at the ensuing municipal election u
September next, you will oblige me By an
n~ouneing me as a candidate. II elected
viii give my whole tins snd attention .
the duties Of the Office.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servsnt,
W. S. CHEATHaN,
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ID Course 81 Treatment
MEDICINES FURNISHED

al $685. which awao the patient ne ettaagnt pdms o. medicines Or pneaTptoaa which
many Gases cmt mor9H n TIE whole o. b s charges besides you ave yourself G6 pDbaent
u sme there All business and e1apondenco Strictly Rrivato.
To my paIonsI an happy 10 sNemul have ueene enabled 30 secure aa uNmm
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The attention Of farmers and gardeners is
directed TO the sale Of manure, which will
take place at I O'Clock, p. N, to-day, at the
Cavalry Depot in Edge6eld. About two
thousand tons viii be offered in lots Of from
ten 70 Eve hundred tons each. Don't let
such an opportunity slip.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

The Herald has Purchased the site Of the
late museum, corner Of Ann street aud
Broadway, \. Y, for its Newspaper Office,
and Bennett viii at once proceed to erect e
large, eommodious and expensive building,
which viii, Of course, according to that
~gaseonading and nippant journal, be not
only the best, but the only, newspaper es-
tablishment in the known world.
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Knight Brothers would respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally,
that they have removed their Wood and
Coal Office to W. r. Cornelius, No. 80
Church street, where they ars prepared to
fll ell orders for Stove Wood and Gambler
land Coal. augl At
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Messrs. Cone & Tunnel have our thanks
for favors in their line. They have receiv-
cd full files Of English and Irish Wesklies,
the latest New York, Chicago, and st. Louis
dailies, the New York Independent, and
other nancrs.
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One thousand bushels Of Nut and Pin.
Cosi' expressly adapted ior steam purposes
or eiscksmiihinE, for sale ct KniehtR Broth.
ara. Yard, on Rolling kin Hin. Omes No
- ckuHoh street sugl-s,
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The attention Of every one Of our readers
who wears 6 shoe-and We hope none Of
them 20 barefoot-is directed 10 the adver-
tisement Of B. R. Cutter and Gleaves. They
are merchants Of long experience-undsr-
stand their business thoroughly-and al
ways have good stock and sell at the lowest
rr.nnn
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m gtrangers ami CIuzens.

VS. do not profess TO be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may DO found at his
Office at on hours, day or aight; ner do
We in Offering our services TO the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preferences
to other equally we'll established and ex-
p~erienced physicians nor do we pre-
tend % DO i~Bfailibie, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the VARIOUS diseases men
toned in our general Advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any tgoAder-
fKl secret remedies, NJ extraordinary Ggrss-
abe treatment or paltsetiDes e. ali sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does net depend 20 much
upon The discovery Of ae0 rcncalss, or ncg
modcs Of frecfmeHt, e. upon She skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY expo-
rionco and patient application. We res
pectiully refer the public 70 our general ad-
Vertisement, ia another part Of She paper.
Office hours from s in the morning til 2
81 nighL. L. Z. COLEEkEs II. d.
"a North Cherry ST. Nashville. Tenn.
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TIE Confessions AM ExPERmScEOF AN IA,
vALID.-Puhished for the benefit, and as {
caution to youog men aud others, who suffer
ffom NervOus Debility, Premature Decay o.
Manhood, &c, supplying 1t the same time
Ihe means OF self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
qnackery. By enelosing q postpaid ad.
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NArHkNIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, kings Co, n. Y.
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Pc Glo.-Tbe picnic Of The aFssiau
Brotherhood" yesterday was . delightful
saa'r, and passed OF happily. A hne band
disoouFssd sWeet and lively music.
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FarAL sHooT1So.-A negro was shot anC
killed on sunday, on Front street, BY Brims.
ley Payne, for making 8 noise in playing
marbles with some others near his hon 5.
Payne was arrested.
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We found on our table yesterday the
Weekly Review" the republication Of
which was resumed several weeks ago, at
Franklin, Tenn, BY N. j. Haynes & Son
also, "Tbe Register" a new weekly just
started At Lebanon, Tenn, by j.. W. Will
kinson. Both Of these papers belong TO the
conservative class.
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Gentlemen, II you want something light
aud cool for yeur head, call and. examine
the a pocket hat, in drab aud black, at
Green and Green's, 4s College street.
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aagl-sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AnnOuneements for OOugress.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 70 announces EDAoSD CooFER
OF fhe county Of BEDFORD, 20 candidate to repre-
seat the people q the Fourth Congressional Dis
taol corauossa q the counties q Giles. Franklin,
cofee. Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and BEDFORD
in theCoaqress Of the United States.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 20 snnounce Col Wa. B.
srokEs, Of DeKalb, 8 candidate for Congress in the
third Congressional District. iels-f
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are sulhon1sd 70 announces SAMUEL J. oAnTER
ss = candidate for Congress in the Fin District,
composed Of ne counties Of WILLIAMSON, David
son, Sumner, Robertson and Cheafham.
ieZ1-tdo
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Daily Atlanta InteIligencer.
JARED J. whitaker,
DD0DDrUHnD
.RORRIETOR

Furnishes 10 mery hants and Others desir-
ing 70 communicate with the people Of
Georgia aud other States, a most desirab e
medium Of advertising. This paper is well
Established, being now in isthirteenth year,
With en- extensive circulation which e IN
crossing daily.
July IS, lS65-6t
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The meeting al Knoxville, by which Hon.
Horace Maynard was nominated for Con.
gross, e appears was large and enthusiastic
He accepts, and publishes a brief card 10 th'
voters Of the District. His card IS to the
point. We hope be may be elected.
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We learn that the rebel guerrilla, Z. n.
Kirk, who was repored as having been shot
a week Ego, is on trial at Pulaski. The m
NOR Of his being shot was erroneous.
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ADMITTED 10 BHL.-Mr. B. II. Payne was
yesterday admitted to bail ia the sum Of
81. 700. for the killing Of N $. Allen, and
held in $lo,0oo bonds to keep the peace.
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WANTED.-5O00 Ash Logs, suitable for
making Wood, by Knight Brothers, at their
Steam Elevator, on the river, South Of
Broad. Office No. az, Church street.
augl-4t
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When Burchstt was killed by Huddle-
sons men, ne IVES ia a house by himself.
Part Of Hud&leston's command had passed.
He tried 70 get into his own house and was
killed in the attempt l went back and
found him By the read Il was this Bur
chelt's brother that told Ferguson 10 AhOOi
old man Tabor in the head. don't think
Huddleson's men got near enough to Forga-
sons men 70 take any prisoners.
George ". Carter sworn Am 8 member
Of the nth Michigan cavalry was taken
prisoner at the battle Of saltsvlle and sent
% Willism snd Henry college. The bexI
day after the battle I saw some eight or ten
colorod soldiers killed. was robbed OF ev-
cry thing except my pants odd shirt Some
four or FIVE days after the shooting Of the
negroes heard shooting in The hospital.
DoE't know who commanded the men, but
think 1 saw Fcrguson. He went INTO Smith
room. Just then heard the shot hat killed
the soldierS. The Hnen who we're shot Wer,
al wounded prisoners.
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Gentlemen, II you want g nice suit Of cool
underwear call aud examine the stock at
Green 4 Green's, 4s College street.
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Stage Coz hes, carrying the mail, run be-
tween Murfrsesboro and MeMinnville, vi0
R~eadyville and Woodbury..
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The Adams Express furnished Us yester-
gay and Sunday. With late New York and
Louisville rapers.
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mers that they stiil continue the man1fac-
ture of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on APP
Plication. COLGATE q Co.,
Nos. IS s. So John st New York.
iulv96-3m
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Ash and Beech Wood for sale BY Knight
Brothers. augi At
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Horace Greedy hn written an srtlele on
ankles Ae y like the ambitious shosma-
Kerr getting ABOVE his Guinness.
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SN.Riks. late Of oineinnsti. l. about 70
erect an opera house IL New yo,t !, 80.
corner Of Eighth Avenue and Twentv-,hirs
street.
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We are obliged to D. Il. Rsines, clerk Of
W. II. Enrich a Co, for the latest Louis
vile papers.
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fellow named David Mcdonald abscon-
dea50m chas'aso4sl last Wednesday. with
$eoo and a gold watch that did not belong -
him.
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just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
vate sale. GKO. SHIELDS 4 Co.
jly1-tf IS and n College street.
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letter, Itch, Ssaia Head,
An Erupfions.

Dr. a~rarna's Army ifrhl -Alinrsng outme1L.
ur sFsFBe's Army ltehl -Al-helh1 om
Ur ar.Vusfs Arnr lfhl aAl-nraHr1 Eurmert'
80 aaasa8 dtstnaa ~ tuag TsutnIs Ha uc
cnre fa e. eaan ame. 80 Eiaisgl lsfsF re pefma
nanfv cured. Army ltcH, Fntnlf p
nerer fHa o. cnrat CIRQUE hffelren ~
Rrrun-ra. nefhaff IEsn. A.. eurao4 an
frr ahdie s1raeea Of Re - ~ ca Aefr H
49, rrrrfnr. fh11 uuf ~ 1EAr1ea ete4 Hat
mrin % -rsafmolf nj Tfe1 % ~ -
taanr the rraEf vegetable save.
prna 81 es1fs - eoalnF
earr-s4 srn. - Nnrth rtHsfrafE fHa
atr wi - maIedfaauy car
so - "A &C Vs. fAllh. tfaU
Or. Caur.h ui wee -. A~atlf
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10 the Voters Of the Sixth Congress
siOuaI District.

Cbzpo ID d he counties Of Laersnes. Wgyas, Har-
dH, Decatur, Perry Laes, Mnry, HielzsaH, DIX
oa, HuBPhnss, Staoarf and Montgomery
I take this method OF announcing myself a can
didate to represent you in the next Congress Of the
United ststes, and respectfully ask your outrage n
the election on the first Thursday in August next.
je1s-tR D.B. THOMAS.
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Persons unscquainted in the city seeing
so many advertisements for the tretament
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss to de
ermfne to whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest esta5-
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be iound'in his Of
fee during the hours stated IL his general
advertisement, Az medicines furnished IN
he office.
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Several persons took the amnesty oath
yesterday, and ten psroled prisoners re-
ported.
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Ben. Atchley, q citizen. was released from
the military prison yesterday.
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seventy nine persons have taken the
above oath before +. K Campbell, Commits
siouero Of United States Court, at the Capitol
during the week just past, viz;
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orld's Great Remedy.


Ar srayne's BLOOD Pun8fnE panaeea"
afr. HaaFnefs Hlcod-Purying Pauacea-n
aDr. s~a1yne's ~kiood-Punf4ing Pscanea
nOr. sEnque's biood-Purfyin Psnacea-r
enr sragnfa Bood-Purgm Nnacea
aIr. srayues BLOOD rur Faascea"
a. r-apuafdn fr curing ~ecr1f1ia, old ulcers, hip
,,irf r-unIalnf. uietuicd sore ihroaL white SWELL
~ 49, Hoehes, or defect. 10 The shin, bolla, Vel-
~ sr5r. marssuus % wasting fssh, rheamaue
.g--rI--r uainsin the bones, e.. D. without pafal-
m me asak md aeolraied, or any eieeass 81 a
--fTrora ualnua. d y sun o. Do C1ud, A. the
mr-~ rnaurari tesamonas Gom ai rsrls 81 tua
800 ~T prove ucinnf ever dasofcFed can con
~s-e wffh ff h caiing tda1 classa Il disorders
uer.ura and sIphlaae niseases 81 shou er long
a-arfiur-nothlng bas eysr proved 20 ctselusl 81
rourleely eIsdeanng every seatge Of these dan
CO. Eegpss - she Fee l. erred 70 e great
49, Hrtrhea, or defects IN fHs sEn. oden tmes
.r-.sr The "HaHacea sni "uiuIfne1f Hii ear
~ IN. sud vet more gcuihfi ccmpleziuu-
To - sre q rei14g the pare anI FelU ~ Pan
60 naaaass dirert as ne pnnrpal ohce II Pr
1 $500 a 500, North kixE street fn.iadelrnNs
va &C. ". SMITH, nnws1,
Cor. Caurcn sad Ttae ~ haerf-a
, mrrfaem Weafnsm,
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LmoA shsrbet
Al oEanns a Morrisoa's Ice Cream s,,oo,
this evening.
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II you wish dry, seasoned Beech Wood,
sawed and split, ready for use, send your
orders to knight brothers, No. AZ, Church
street. augl-4t
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The 9th District.
s. =. ARNELL. $50.

NOMINEE OF rHE DISTRICT CONVENTION.
IN wll be pleased 70 inset and address the
Voters Of toe eh Congrsssiosai Dis ret q the iol-
20 Hftonss
On Monday. slst July, AZ columbis. in M.ury
county la "a
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We are authorized to announce Ex.GoT. VIZ. B
CAERsEIL as candidate for Congress IN tbs Fifth
Congressional District composed Of the counties
Of Davidson, williamson, wilson, Sumner, Rob
eTtsons and Chatham. Ie2z
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET.

.EynE SOB sEyaR4ysaE RssrE9Tom THE BaRssEos aoOzo or RrinsE
E1ANAEh DbshAsESs byheue Gcna qappnaaa at omuc
Win painful operations ETC. vas Gulsu oha NM
y some more pleasant and rdAe remedies @ b 0a
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ofiicers'- Accounts made out and csshed.
Quartermasters' and 0rdnsnee accounts
promptly made up BY H. TOmpkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
Zee corner of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
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Try telegraph CNCISSATI, July 81, N.
Flour dull and prices nominally zoe lover. Red
wheat unset led no accurate quota ions can be given
but IS offered at 81 IS. Corn duh at 6a@62. Dat,
60e. Rye is h ld at 9oc. Whisky 6sn, So II. Pro
visions frm. Mess pork s32. Bulk meats quiet,
I549lG1f. Iard is held at "a and city cant be
bought for less. Bscon shoulders 1716 sides 1Tl
clear sides 1874, Linseed oil advanced to 81 ~.
Groceries unchanged.
The river has ALLEN 3 feet C inches. Weather
clear.
Thermometer sc.
PursErEG, July 3L-Riyer 8 feet by piear mark.
Weather clear and warm.
NFw YoRT, July 81.
Cotton quiet and firm at $500. Flour irregular
and unsettled common grades hravy AZ So s5Q5 81.
extra 81 15as % RI oEheat dun snd dropping
81 81 IS. Byc quiet Barley doll. tom quiet ~
@s9. Oa's dull at 6i@G5, West 70 pork fmer ct
5000 90; new mess $3.50. Prime lard quiet but
steady. Petroleum quiet, 93e for crude, and g for
refined bond.