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We made mention Of the TACT, a
cOuple Of weeks since, that the National
Flag had been torn down at Somerville,
Tenn, on the Attn inst. w. P. Farmer
q candidate for Congress in that district
IN q letter to the Memphis Bulletin
states that the outrage was peTpetrated
by E couple of young men from Missis.
sippt lie Rdds;
The act was disappFoyed by all Of
the citizens who / heard speak of II
There nay be a few who approve it but
/ did not find one but what condemned
ltSA large majority Of the people are
willing TO place the "star Spangled
Banner on the Courthouse and let IL
remain there 10 proudly Aoat in the
breeze, and ! have no doubt but they
viii coon place il there, and thus vindi'
este themselves from the charge o.
having appreciated the tearing Of il
down on the day Of our nstiOnsl indie
pendenoe: Upon the whole, ! think
that things are al right in "old Fay
cite" Her people are honest magnan
imoass and generous, and they vii
certainly stand by their pledges 70 sup
port the national government The!
have nothing 70 make, but everything
TO lose, by refusing 10 stand by the "ol'
hag."
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10 Tie Voters n he Gin Of NaskgiAe
IN obedieues to the earnest solicitations Of
many Of my friends and lell0w-csHEens
through the city prcss; and otherwise, l re-
spectfully snnouncs myselfa candidate for
the Office OF Mayor al the ensuing election,
70 be held in september. Having served as
an active member Of the city government
Cor the last two years, I am fully aware Of
ths responsibilities attsched 10 q faithfal
discharge Ofthe duties OF the Office for which
I announce myself as a candidate. Know
ing IS I do tha. the citizens Of Nashville de
sire an sctive and energetic man 70 serve
them, l promise, If elected, TO devote nay
time and energies 70 the discharge Of the
duties OF the position, sud shall endssvOr 10
have the city government conducted on
principles Of true eeonomy, keeping in view
Al the same time The prosperity, health aud
general welfare Of the city.
Respectfully soliciting your SURFACES, I
remain very respectfully.
ABsAx MYeAs.
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The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says: 1t
viii be remembered, also, that when the
Eoglish wished 70 try the experiment Of
raising cotton in India, they selected q
Georgian sud a Tenpeasesn FOR the purpose
ef managing their experiment" Very
true; but the Tennesssan knew less about
the cultivation Of cotton than the msn in
the moon. He had an excellent printing
Odice education, and might have taughtIho
East Indians how TO "stiek type" That
his cotton experiments failed is not surpFis-
ING. Free labor. small farms and Yankee
enterprise wilt 10 a few years, largely in
crease ths production Of cotton in the South
And besides, there will De less Dependence
en- the North for bacon and other plantation
supplies.
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Sealed Proposals
FOR
FRESHBEEF

nEALED PROPOSALS ere respectfully invited
- by the UNDERSIGNED, until 10 o'clock a n Al
onst 10th 1865, for furnIshing the Us. Subsistence
Herartment. With fRhSH BEEF for four nenthss
commenting September Isl, lss5,) At ne ion0"-
District 1. The Posts CT Easntale and Edseasld,
Tenn n.
District 2. All troops on a line Of the Nashville
and Ch4ttanaoga Railroad from NssnlIle 70 CSeAh'
FEM, the principal posts being MurIreesoofeI
TSllahoma and Dscherd; andsll troops on q hne =
the tennessee end Alabsma Railroad ON Fa n
vile 20 Pulaski, the prnapal posts beins Oeinn-
bis sn1 Pulaski.
District 3 All troops in the State Of Alabama,
north ri the Tennessee River, the principal POSTS
beng Decatur, Huntsville, stsvenson and brldg q
District 4. an troops on the East Tennezsee and
Virginia Ralr ad, the principal posts 'eirg Vhal,s
nooga, Cleveland, Loudon, Knoxville Hnu otseh-
District s an troops on s line Of the EoT,h-
We. tern Railroad, from Nashville to JonasonFhle-
Bids will be received for each OF the
above districts separately, and also Tor
the whole together. The Government
will furnish free, all necessary tTanspoy-
tation from Nashville to ali the points
named above.
District Q. All mid'aFy posts except Edgsasld'
north Of the Cumberland hlv r, 10 the ttstsof Ten
nessee, snd he % O. Fort bonFison-
The Government will not furnish
TRANSPORTATION for this district
Propo-al mnst be made in d. hcate. and en-.
darsed dist q .tly, Pro losa = fJr fresh bee', and
! add essed e Col J. g. Re,Ds Chief Commtssara
al subsistence, MiItar division OF the Tennesseei
at Nashvi l., Tenn. Bidders must be present TO re-
| spond 70 their bids, a Z be prepared % give tonds
and sign the e%ontRet before leaving this nHee
jy23-lat Col. and Chiet C.s, Nh. Div. Tenn.
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In 1862 Emerson Etheridge MADE
speeches at several important points n
West Tennessee. In sll Of them he
was violent, abusive and threatening IN
the language he addressed to rebels
and rebel sympsthlsrs Citizens Of
Nashville. who heard mis- harangue OF
thst fear in thia city, viii r~ecOlleothOW
oaensiye be made himself, and they
may rest assured be did not adopt 8
more oonoiliatory course when he got
amongst the d~isunionists in his old dis
rzict Amongstother things he sdmon-
ished them that, If they did not mend
their ways, slavery would be abolished
And, he would add. 'the negroes vii
remain here in Jour midst You saS
yeu couldn't live along side Of free ne
eroes. Well, I could. would rather
At any time, have q free negro for my
neiehbor than q disuuionist or rebel
He has changed bis views greatly sine
that time.
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10 THE SUFFERING.
EDUCATION
TO THE PUBLIC.

A Tire soheitafioa Of trends aDd % sdtae eause
"A Of female edncation, he undersiEned has do
isrelned 70 open a School for Females. n ms e. J
oathe nrst Moneay IN September neAt To niid
% 4 permaneHf se~ool. embracing althe ueei1l
sas osnameotsl branches, u she oqees
Here IN TenEessee a : vide SEQ and one IN
ahhh Ne pr rosa 20 rxer se al our enc & IS
and whatever acqaiTsnene yesr q literary ishor
nav hsve gwen us Having scent The last four
montns IN : sling The best schools in dide m
sales. We hare ende3Vored 70 JadscioHsy ~ &c
he aAiant p0is . q Ill.
Tbs course vi b thorough and the instrue ions
relect. uhae personal aaentcr ELl te gwen 70 the
no 4, Intellectual and physical 4 Veiopnlent q
cilr dsnsty wItho1ts sel2ranism pil Be publicly
upheld.
on che SHED purpose VII b 20 impress the
ideathss female e4nesfkn should b dh0Foagh us<-
~ and nonp1fe.
ing wall aloud, VII occupy ther nzerirea FAoss'
nEa ke tsuaht b. tbs bees masters
A i'm ted number q b0AEdiag pagsis WI .
taken. -
ing hex 80. Nashville. Iena. wspp
- nv III sspsi
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SUNDAY, July 30. ia

Af Nicholson, in bis letk.
New York Tribune, speaks OLE
geney in which the soutbk~;.
may resort to another appe.ncb
BE resistance. We do not. =.
. contingency ever to ocaa-
hrss place the Southern n :
despeFate struggle Of f-aao,b
Whish they put forth sll-ss-ssz
are whipped-thorOuf
Aen may dislike to adL~7
20 II "a But. they arsrL-.
ped they are disarYA
y. 70 the equip
ment Of an army.
helpless. They Ia,
Lar, 5h0od that they
would sttan. z appeal TO force,
oven though the
10 that - plight Why, Carl
shurz-s .o-rG General the poorest
the ,d-with the hundred
me ith"nicn ne
she Sonth, jIls 81 LOUIS harSnso1 -
1860 cor hold the whole Of the
sonthernZses in subsection now
In tbeoond place, it viii be many
ysars pore the power and prestig'
# tbabuth are restored and ther
,er p,er and prestige will not be Q.
he cen sort, but such as will bind ne
strongest ties Of interest an
rsenity to the North Instead of see
bretexts for "foreible resistance"
, dbern men an d Northern measure
4 viii be clamorous for closer an
ore intimate social and business rel
1ps with them. The free negroes wi
sre become vastly improved--thos
al are lett of them-snd so numero1
IL additions of whites, active, indu
iOus, eHterprising whites, 10 the pop
.tion Of the Southern S~tstes--so d
.ded the homogeniety Of the peopl
, greatly extended and rsmiied the
5ecdons and sympathies, that instes
encouraging. hostile feelings, q
i'll wonder how there ever Wss 8 vi
stween the two sections
We have q great deal Of faith IN Il
eopls Of the United states--the Pc
le of the South SIS well as of the nor
in our free instltutions-fsith
he imperial destiny Of our grand r
ublic-and faith in the PFoViden.
ihich brings good out Of evil The
ermeddlers of the dsy-the agitstio
nd follies Of the hour-dOomed
hort lives--wil soon psss away, q
,ur nation viii move on, a united b
nonious whole, the mightiest and fre
~ the globe
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We Boaton Post. the oId Dsn0eEsLi

The Boston Post the old Democratic
organ, disposes Of Etheridge as follows
Emerson Etheridge has, with more
passion than good judgment, written a
rattling and caustic letter-hitting
right and left-addressed to the Presi-
dent on the occasion Of his arrest for
words spoken in a public address in
Tennessee, where he is q candidate for
Congress. The policy of closing a mans
mouth in political discussion By militia
" or civil laws, is obnoxious to popular
feeling, and hence, when it's exercised,
the party prosecuted receives large
sympathy, however much he may have
provoked the manifestation Of power
against the freedom Of speech. But
Ma. E. has forfeited this sympathy by
his unqualified denuneisGons and ex-
IRENE virtuperatiOn That he has
cause ter complaint, we have no doubt;
but be certainly is unwise in the man
ner Ain which he attempts to vindicate
himself. Our Republican friends how.
ever, must deal with him, for he was
one Of their earliest and most conspicu'
Gus fayorites.
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!. NJ Tomeny addresses = card 10
she citizens Of shelby comfy informing
them that he Is opposed to the sedition
and franchise laws Of the recent session
Of the Legislature, and that if they
Wish these laws maintained they should
elect some one in his place
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Procession

VIII be beaded hY The
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT,
or Psychological Car Of the MUSES., drszn By twelve
spotted Arabian Horses. AID containing
PROT. TOM cASHAMs BAND.
followed BY the Carriages. FaEs. and Performing
Horses Of Thayask No. e. CTcns, and AL the high
ly decorated Carriages Of Van Amburg's MenaRa-
re. drswn y seaulfGl nor -, with harness ard
usppngso l THE richest description.
fh~ PERFORMING Animals, consisting n Lions,
Tigers. and Leopards, " n = usnipulatt d By 3 pu-
pr Of Van Amburg's. { eOne6tal lion King
FOR the especiel delectan0B Of the juveniles Mr..
e " Moves viii Introduce the wopaerfI PERFORM
ing Monkey, sl6NuR NICrOR, which va the sd-
MIRA ion 81 Nea Tcrk last v uter
Efch entertsiumeBt wall commence Wi4h q
SrAnd 0iisni1 CSvnlca e, and conclude With The
lanRhable sersorwanc : II Dr.. Tnayer's Come
Mules ncis sam and pek
A1Eisd a 70 TIE ent re ma1moth aombsredon
% cis children under 70 years q aee 9en
Rsm6nber he larFsst exhibition 81 the sruuse.
neat wogd u eeEing Nao7t
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FoB ANBEEsoSyILE-We learn that
OpL Jas u. Moore, A. . N, e s A.,
with a number Of assistants, sre nOw IN
Cz city on their way 70 Andersonville,
Tor the purpose Of placing hesd boards
st the graves Of the Union soldiers who
died while imprisoned there Miss
Barton, o. Conn, is one Of the party.
Mr. Joseph Walker is superintendent
Of the mechanical force. Il is designa.
ted 70 enclose the cemetry lot with
= durable fence, and distinctly mark
eech grave. The old record of the pris
on Is in the hands Of Capt Moore and
Il Is expected no trouble win be expert
encedin identifying the graves The
party viii leave for Andersonyille this
morning-.AooOR Telegraph 25h
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The Houston (Texss) Telegraph Of
the 18th says:
VI are glad 10 notice that white men
are driving the majority Of the drsys
ia our city ct present This is one of
lbe chief reasons that there has been
40 valises and other baggage missing
lately.
AL the omnibuses have white ne
Cor drivers nov. We are glad 70 see
tAs city fast Glllng up With industrious
Whia 1sehazies and lsboreFA
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A boil Of cotton was received in New
Orleans on the 10Th instant from the
Ross plantation, seven miles below the
city. The texture Of the cotton was
as fine as Sea Island, and the staple
much longer thAn ordinary upland.
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urADofARTFRs nEPARTMENF OF TENN Z
Rnnrrlla. Tenn. July ~, 1855. I

arADoUARTEEs DEPARTMENr OF TENN
Knoxville, Team July ~, 1860
Gen. o riers No g.
This sub. District orgamzaucns aIe o,seon-
Hrued. and the records vii be sent % the Heat
~nrsTtsrs Of the District 70 which theSoe- Dsunet
belongs unt -
ean,zed by District commanders into BriSades, as
D.str ct OF East Nennessee-tEo bngades q.
infantry md enc Of cavalry
Middle Teunessee-feur Bngadss q infantry ana
one Of cavalry.
West Tennessee-tWo buEaaes Of infantry ana
one OF cavalry.
iii Each Of the brigades viii b considered 3
separate ba ade, Is contemplated n General "
ders No. III, War Department. Aoiatsnt oenerais
| oTce, series OF 1881.
IVIThe four batteries Of Regular Artillery VII
bs coucentrate3 near chatanooga, Snd VIII conel'
| tutp the Artillery REESE Ve Of the DepaTt" ent
1 under the command Of the senior onleef q aflt
ierV present. reporting direct 70 1epa Z ens sea
| o~usvtens. All other artillery orpaniHahons, n
| doing duty as infantry, VII report dlrece 20 ~
Commander Of the Distriet IN which they are no.
V-lfstrict comTsnders viii report % tnee'
hood quarters the names OF al 6eneral and 6eAsi
: star ofhcegs who may not be necessary 70 I'M
By commsnd OF NJ .ior Gen. Go: sroSSaAs.
A J. alexander,
;Q9Q st Brevet Brig Gen. end Chiefoi Ss'f
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H-vAp.ouARraEa pnrRios

or MIDDLE TRNNEsskk
Murfra s9oro. Tenn, July Atth' 1870. ,
Gepefai Orders No. %.
, THE division Of middle Tennessee INTO sub
nie;rief IA discontinued under authority OF the be-
nartnent Commander, and the troops orgthiAea
INTO brgadez a. f6Aowai
r.vtiax ralakDz, pIs,RIcr hipphn IEshsssEsi
This Brigade viii be eommanded y Vol hhsha
Mix 18th Michigan Cavalry, Wlsh neaa Soaftels y
Puiasxi, Tenn. and VIII inclEde hi cavalry ofgaE-
isslons in the District.
7s- RRlaApR. nssrRfo7 Atni1E TENNESSEE
The froogs on the n. &c. X +, exclusive o.
49, nesr Nsshyilic; b a. Sen. H. p yanCieye,
romuaad ng, with Head quarters 81 Mnrfees.
ON SpsaApY. nIsrRJcr MIDDLE TESSE ser,
rha f,ssntrv recimenfs On the =. s A. r. T., Col.
y u pnrhfs. Iesth Indiana Vols, commanding
Easd onarrsrs at columbia, Tenn.
e., tpnrtpr. DISTRICT AIbpJE TFssEssEK.
r. t-o,ns or th- Wegtern Railroad, Bvt.
~ ean Charles r. Thompson, commanding
Fesd Quarters al Kingston Splinge,
Ar ~rrrsapr, pisrEIcT mIrptH srsSEssEE.
/ m,n ICONS IA Nashville and thCse serving IL the
I.3s an srd 9Th Sub. Districts, Col NJ. f. Wood
nonrnsndinv. Hesd Q arters NashTiie Tenn,
| The onuauder oftnis Brigade Will also eomuaa1d
/ the Peft Of Nashville
II Tbe prieades abova organized ere 70 be con
s;tsras as Independent or oeiseheo. and the 81
,.ot,on ~ Brigade commanders IS called 70 va
r-narf meut General Orders No. III, o. 1851
IL mand Of Byt. MAJ. Gen y W. Johnson
p, ~. SMITH,
,v9o.at MAJOR, add A. A. A. 6.
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a negro woman who was baptised q few
Sundays ego At Huntsville, Ala-s came forth
from the water shonting-"FFeed from siav-
cry, freed from siR-slsss God and General
Graaf."
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MANNED.

A CENTS sveryuhere Male ami Female. SEQ
"A % .1o per sDons1. g sell the
tISrNON-StNsE FAMILY srNNG Ma
cHINRa prlre sfA. Tbs maehna WI de Al
kiods q work and j. fniy war7ndEed Tor thrsa
veara. Sand for c~ireniars. Address
RLIs3 4 McEATHR0N,
p. o. Bex fxsa Louisville, kys % call Is
Roou 10. 4. 81 u. conner Js4erSuA
tvQe.sts ms Rfh streets,
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Wmrr LABOR or PLANTAroNs-We
under stand that on account Of the de-
moralisatlon OF negro labor in many
parts Of the State the white popala'
ton have vigorously and industTi-
ously taken hold Of the work them
selves, sDd are producing some OF
the best crops now growing The PEG
pie are beginning 10 see that under the
new system of African labor, or want
OF system rather, no further depend
ence can be put in that race, and they
have resolved 20 do the work them
selves Industry was slways honored
in Louisiana, and ubless African labor
b better directed, We expect soon to zee
itdiscafded altogether, and our fertile
lands cultivated by the more vigorous
and intelligent labor of the white man
IN o. PedyuaS lSA
white labor" ehS Why, we though
cotton and sugar plantations could MOI
be cultivated by "white labor" Such
was the oelisf sedulously disseminated
By the shareholders, 10 bolster up slave
~. We shall hsve the whole truth
nov.
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The rebel General John B Hood 81
rived st San Antonio, Texas. the early
part Of this month.
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Taken Up.

NN the nsorning Of Tuesday, July 25th, T
- near the RESIDENCE ri Gog Neil s. A4N
b osn, 8 large red CIV, spotted WITH 49,
wh,ta, h + = { 10 right ear: nc other m .rks s%ssitaes
The ognsr can get her, bY application to
pETER HARDING, (coloref)
iy2T I've Noar GOV. Browns residence.
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Scr hent.

CTORE HOUSE, No. g, South Market street,
- For terms enplv on the premise, n %
s e BURKE.
ivaa.3t Corner Broad snd hsrket Its.
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RuNlvERsAL SUCCESS.
o.
DOCTOR MCClLL.
BOTANIC PaESlglik
Ia TRN lREaTNsNf oF DmElsM b
NHoNNIE8 HI WITH HrC1B y
OTHER aIAIA AH w "a
HaapWLLN TEHNNdAE

For further information in reEdr
the skiliful success ia the treatnEg
diseases, the reader is referred D
LE's THERAPEUrIcs and M1TERIA I'm.
two large volumes, late edition Of i
the best work IN the United S8a
where you VIII find Dr.. McGius u-.
standing parallel with the best met
men of the age in Che treatment Oh
eases Of Women. For Ell diseass8na
advertisement satisfaction is gum.
teed With my general practice los
the following
Usr0nlo Ca50s
rlfn rarsnchon. Rheumst1n1, kracgoa q
Fmnus: Diseases u The Ihso1s daU.s M
SIS Limbs, Hsufisy, fuln4 oIWT Case
Diseases Of ha HesEt ard iagol IHtsmla
fha 8tcmach, NeuIaHa kigsa kdl o.
Deafases. Dseaas q he Eyea Lehlas
ferns. UVgnen7ia o. Indigestion andtsau
1900 WITH 81 Rrivnte Diseased
Diseases on the UrtuaEg pfg
30 iho haaleas
An Aaactans o. Tao Wounuufei va @
Those MaEde1 Ladies Vho Lafa t.cH 70
rate - miaasly o. prove tooF1cus lao Z ~
10 thsir MI tEe olad pEeg1s1s D. eI
Cal.
hfeFililF
Fcuaa MaFrsd lzdes Wnoai u1nEnl
bear col % 1rar Irih IL DEE 4as1u, Nn
God Eaa aid yea SHOULD muiaI and
Ims ID ynnr desire you caa caaA4 a al
ietier q il parsoa. 10 LADY ever EnTla
al age need make srr1oaaon ANc
81 istar 81 person strictly oonAauzA
Night Egllssicns CARED
Fcuae hisn. st6p hssors you nz1ai g. sl
siseases saI6et % Man, heo 81 20 aaeaaNl
- gsra 81 Nirft Emissions, md Pll
scarss thsl ludarstand treating u ai
aav that i have cured dc1anH m ms c
ia Nfsrans STATES, Who have Hp11l aoa4
iar. ard ars nor ven crlod hJ NJ. lm
roirine letters and send ~ msceraw e.
mo country. Ia wonii M Ga g9
any WY md vii give me ana w
acton fIr Al Of lh8 deaaes uoll
Faraaomgat Tbs 3ai q Faie1Ns s
city.
AHlsfsa Hsocisa r.
nR Ee8ib4
Uniss arnr eF1u1s tnt
ra1-rs 80 ath unnnaH
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Notice.

THE INSOLVENCY Of the estate Of Archibald
81. Young having befn suggestei @ the County
c,nrt Of Giles couuty, Tenn , n the hrst hlnnday
n July, 1885, therefore, al crsds'or'o Of sad estate
VII dle t cir claims WIN ms 2 erk q s sM 0 w
n ssb'ed 70 sd est4te viii c me farEard snd
make seftlenent hENhi ~ -
Jalv 80, 1885, - hcnl AsH@1o1'
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egO. q co,

WE Wal sell On MONDAY MORNING, Juy
w aIst, at 10 o'clock, att e rssid mes o. Cspt-
n. r Ian oreRu, formerly the re ldsrce q IT.
McGaFock, m the Boens vi "a Pike North Nssn-
.rhla, fine PsFlor and = d-Room FUN I re, CH-
pets. Coosing Stoves, China Mare, etc etc
GAO. 8HIELDS 4 CO.,
ivsn-1t Auetiouees.
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Fruit Jars. SC.

lust RECEIVED-
81 100 doz. one q art 6lass Jars,
40 d z. tWoq quart DO. do;
With screw Rubber Tops -stTofg giass. The nest
Glass Jar Tor putting uD Peaches, ese., now IN use.
ALSO,
One and Two Quart I'm Frpit fsns, in any
qusn ity. j. " NtlS0e &CO,
iy27-iw II College Etreet. e
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THAYER q MOVES
United States Oircu!

Ia 2 tdans snd 0ymua-tic Art Sc IN the eauu ~,
together with the most spsend.a siuc OF Perform
ing Horsas ia the world.
Tie hr fia-t archie Performances viii De Under
The mnedsse direction O.
pr. JAMES L THAYER,
he fsvoute sen Of Menus, the FIRST Humorist Of
the s6e, and
Mr.. CHARLES W. MOVES,
the most successial horse trainer living. Messrs
Thayer 4 Noyes siiibe supper ed BY
Mr.. and Mrs. TON KING,
Mr.. CHARLES REED, the 0Fest Somerset Rider.
Mr. JAMES Reynolds tn iUmllssls Jestsr,
and the most complete Circus CoEnps1y nov tray
cling.
me Public Engree Of the combined estahlish.
meet into e . eiEy vii surpass in spserdar every
thipF q the kind ever seen n the city. The
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aleu- embellishments.
RYIGEo.IsHInLps 3 90.

TTTEf will sell o TUE-DAY MORNING, August
w aft, fs65, AZ 10 o'clock, . lafge and well pc
le ted Stock Of tee shove Goods. with p1siuSe ~
situations 70 close consieumeuts.
GEO. SHIELDS 4 CO.
ivse q IS and % College st..
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ExEs

Inserted without pain, 20 as 10 move and resemble
the Natur4l eye. -
Nh IgALA And SURGICAL DISEASES q every
dsscr ption vii receive tpeeisl afternoon
Pstents froon a distance furnished WIN boAfa ~
At reasonable Rites.
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Testimonial.
HorsE OF RErErRLSrkTIgfs,
Nashv Ile, June Il, lss5-
Hon. Asa Faulkner, : member o. ne @eneEA
Assembly. whose wnfd ean he implicitly relie1 %,
furnishes the 10 loving testimonial 70 We ski h1o
knowieiee Oh nr Aborn. in his irsatment o. an 90
atlnste case Of disease OF theeyes
TO THE SUFFERING.
1 rave been suffering with chronic sore eyes lor
6deen unonts NJ attention was called p "
called upou him, ana ! have ben unde, h- tre&-
meat afew DAYS, fssy shout teo,) and nave loae4
great relief indsed, feel neaIif well, and Honid
eTa "a eeif al hio 81 evng fhsy vii hnd rellef.
iveLu asa FAULKNER,
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PAINTS.
L1oUORs.

3 Bhls Alonbol, 90 per cent.
. " 76 per cent
8 " Proof Spirits,
+" Pitts Whisky, pure, Tor Med. purposes.
(" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Gin,
p,ra porz Madeira. and Sherry Wines,
For Ne low. by EWIN s PENDLKIOR.
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a KsOs Soda. / Bh Bluestons,
4 ar Epsom saIts, 100 Lbs Coehinssi,
Z. Dutch MaddeF, ? Bbs CTesm Tartar,
200 Lbs best Indigo, " Birthstone,
Bbls Coppsras, Flour sliPnnst
For sale Low, By ENlA q fhNDl4lON-
july 2-tE