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, 1865-01-20
China.

In its summary Of news the Orer1aud China
NAL says ;-"Thcre is an unconfrmcd state
ment that a pretty large body of rebels is still
in the feld, but of their doiogs nothing is
known. We suppose this report to be a sur
mise, and a very likely one, based upon The
fact that thousands of the Taepings were dis
persed, and are likely to have drawn together
into one band, with a view of continuing the
career Of robbery and dcspotism they hqyc 50
long been accustomed to Th9 Anglo-ChiHose
force is to be djsbaoded, the necessity for its
maintenance being no longer apparent. The
Franco Chinese force is a'so on the eve Of dis
solution. We hear nothing reliable as TO the
presence Of the rebels near Swallow aud the
disbandipg of the Niogp' and Shanghai 3isei-
pliued forces argues a conviction on the pant Of
the Chinese au,horitics that The rebellion is
done ior.''
, 1865-01-20
S q G u WIS,

How the n.ght nassed hardly know we had
a barometer ". "A .,wor and ,yer MI
an inch altogether, ard this we Kent Iookino ~
AtIrn~bor99of rs wpnf down liz steirs "a so if
the SEA were lii 1v,ncinr and u;th aroot -.
lief found & beojnn;ao 70 SSubsI1a' M baro.
meter s,on SHOWED s;[71e # r;.ina b,t tho f,rco
Of the wind ana ra;n abatrd not7 Ttter,c va.
ried. with Init = smell hone of So ;nn thn mann.
inc, We dozed from shocr f,tirno ffbonyL rn+
THROUGH and tLreu,l. and much cbi,Ied TIe
]obtnino tbronob the bare roof awoko ~ :,
find it down and. an Iookirc ont. sncL Scsno
Of dqsol,t;an as Ind nav9r sccr orI Lono
n,vor to sse a,aio mot onr aras H,r3I,.f
tree in sfoht stond;no w~f.r f,ro f..t jo.n
near the hons. and sfr97t.l; rr as e. ~ tIo o,rr
con'l = ac5 10 Tho So, an 90 ,i3n ,rLiaI 80
could not diztinoni.b and inland ON fLn o,3ar
Know.ng onrs t2 La onn If tro Last L',sas =,
the nrac77. We sonII s,Irosi. %o1Ian+ on r5I5ss -
tI;n[[ of ,rL"+ L.I haTIn1'31 -, ' Yak -
ti~r o,t tLrora} +LI,i -, -. 4;L =" ~
,1r00r II III. L97a,,. r,:a ~, "l~ = 90"
ov.r F.Ilon tr..s +, .La =" H. h, ,''' /" Wy
the sea ,L1n onr own r1l ',rr, . av,ag.I TIa
~ i n .,naI ~ 49, l"'.'
dr2sn in small ,o9n, -. }Lo Ia.L e t o"''-
wLiLor tL.v w;tL Io, Ia.L.n5 : III :" "J"a.'
driven nj nhor, ,b",, ldj .y Wv -. "'' I,;l
totI Ga.Lnrss VI. ia ' sa 80. ~ D.9.' =
Of fln hll, w,t thron"L .rl n.ra.
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bamboo Newspaper.

The Albany On. ~ Evening Journal
OF the 18th inst, isAsriEted upon piper
made Of bamboo. II is an Elegant ar
tiele, white, and Of good body. The
journal says
The bamboo is brought from Jamaica,
where il is produced in Unlimited abun-
dance, and costs, delivered here, from
ten to twelve dollars per cord. It is
cut into I've feet lengths, conveyed to
the manufsctory, where it is soaked in
warm water for a time; it is then put
il steam guns, Of the form of ordinary
cannon, where it is thoroughly satura-
ted with steam and then exploded, un-
der an immense pressure, which tears
Il into iibes, When thus torn, it 70
placed into an immense pulping boiler,
where il is boiled under pressure OF
60 lbs. 10 the inch, and from thence
blown into a receiving tank. II is then
perfect pulp. ready to be made into
paper
The suuplV for our to-days issue was
made at the mills OF Crittenden & &c,
stoekport. Columbia county, under the
superTisiorf Of Thomas HoTland, Who
has devoted much Of his time for i've
or SIX years past, 70 the development Of
the Il seerery, and who has furnished
tbe Journal with pspef-with brief in
teTvals--for the last thirtyhve years.
Tbe pulp. when prepared, can be trans
,ortsS auv distance, the same aB rags
aud II IS believed that paper can be
rDs,3e from Il st prices which will bring
| e fn competition with the cheapest now
used for Newspaper purposes
THIS Gar. tue Associatlon has expend-
u srer 10000 in their experiments.
and are sanguine Of ultimate and com
/ nlete success. The paper can be made
/ - ~ quality. That which We use 70
a. e an ordinary article, for news pur-
nos.r only. The surface is excellent,
- he bcslv equal 70 the bert manu-
/ fsesn~ad from raga Il il, perhaps,
Wben dry, 3 little hard, although hezi-
~ Rat i may be softened, ve are
I told II desired, By using the paip ol q
sneeies Of cane which can be procured
- v-eat Abundance in North Carolina
- othes Soalhern States.
Various attempts have been made z
manufset etaEe napeF Rom wood snd ota
~ rri ritstsncea' bat without success !
4 fhis experiaaent shsH prove success
q wiIl fnakea great revolution IN th'
raner nada The specimen We hay'
. fo-isv is all thai. can Be desired
The capitalist who have engaged :
this entsrprise are known - ~the 2.
brous DisintegFst;ng CompanY, Soua
: Rrooklvn. They have an ollee at <
prosaWsy, New York.
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HooKsELLERs ANp sTATIoNERs

sSIN6LkTON, & H-Rookselier, Publisher,
~ asioner, and Penoaieal Dealer, Posi- of1ee
Building. - sA Aaa
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The Illness Of GOT. BF0ugh-Interest.
Ing Explanation b. Surgeon General


Barr.
The illness of Governor Brough has
been Of a very singular character. The
following letter from Surgeon General
Barr to Secretary Stanton makes amin
teresting statement of the case
Hon E. M Staator, Secretary Of Var,
Washington City.
SIR: From your kilograms l Judge
that you have felt much interest in the
case of Gov Brough, and much anxiety
for his recovery. have, therefore,
taken the liberty to explain his condi
ton a little more fully than | can do
by telegraph. To be brief, in the first
place he had been much broken down
by over labor and anxiety since the
death of President Lincoln. About five
or six weeks since he slightlyinjured his
foot by stepping on small pebble one
evening, an injury which he supposed
TO be simply bruise or spraiD OF the
foot, and TO rest that foot walked about
for q week after, leaning heavily on
cane, which produced the same condi~
ton in his left hand. Violent milan
nation Of the pefiosteum and entire
cellular structure of both hand and
foot followed, with phagedenie slOug-
hi and kangrene Of soft structure, which
was followed with much irritatiEe fever
and deterum, death of some of the bones
of the toes, and also frequent hemorhage
and sloughing of small arteries and
enormous Assesses in different parts Of
the limbs and body. he was in his
| home in Cleveland at the time of the
most violent onset OF the attack. Not
apprehending SO serious matter, /
had, three days before he telegraphed
me TO see him, advised him to 60 home
and rest, and nurse his sores. Imme-
distely on seeing him the first time, on
consultation with MS family physician,
j advised free, deep, numerous incis.
ions in his hand.and foot These gave
him great relief, but owing to the con-
dition Of his system and the viruleney
of the attack, much slOughing snd fire.
uuent hemorrages followed; and as
suppose by absorption Of morbid mate
rial through the lymphratics, or from
great prostration and poverty Of blood
followed these terrible abscesses.
By the most perfect ventilation Of
his apartments, diligent use Of antisep,
tic, with free use OF wines and iron,
with nutritious diet, have been able
to keep life in him. To-day the slough
ing process, for the second time, seems
to be arrested at all points, and the
| process Of granulation and suppuration
seems fairly commenced, and his gen
eral condition as favorable and COM
Portable as could be expected
Very respectfully, your obt servt,
r. n. BARR
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ALTERING TIE TsxT--An anecdote IS
told Of the Bishop Of Exeter, England.
The scene is a church in TFoquay; the
Bishop is present, but not officiating,
and he sits with the congregation. The
officiating clergyman ventures to soften
to ears polite the phrase ''eat and drink
their own damnation, u he read it
.'condemuatien. : A voice Is heard en-
enrgetically exclaiming, sDAmnatiOn T.
The whole church Is startled But it is
not q profane epithet they hear il is
the voice Of the Bishop IN rebuke OF
the officiating minister.
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ssoOK AND jon PRINTING.

~t6MERON, wM & BOOK and Job Printers,
I = and pa fishers OF the Daily and Neekiy
Union, Printers Alley, between Union and DeAo-
ericK streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NTNEPlL ELEfnll.



Va Ers suihor1 1ed 10 enouuuce JOHN HUGa
sAIIH as e eaacidass ior he oslce 81 MsFcr o.
Nashville. q the c1nl.ng eieeEoa-l.st Saturday IN
sspieuber next
Wes1e su,hozzed &c saaoence Capt. WIrLIAsl
RlNEk ss fandidale iar ne ofliee q MAYOR Of
Nashville, at ias cosni1G tiecaon--itst ssiarssy il
September rex. fq8 re-
We arr AUTHORISED to snsouuce ABR4M NJ EEs
as q eandidaie irr NssoF s. tAe euseisg sieotioa.
iyso-tde
fee uiends q q. d. plCEEF5 rsgasst ns g
snncpnse Inn as . e,ndidste for Mayer, at ne
eiectan On ne .ast seturdsria sepieiuhs4
Jyls
We are authorised 10 announce " MATT
kaOsN. es eaaoidste ior Mayor, ai the ens,llng
Nun cilai Eicc.iun. is29
We sHo au hosised 10 anneunca wa s. CHAT.
BAh as candidate soE. .blayog AZ ne approeehiag
eectior. auel-tds
We are authorized - annource Dr. p. S. WOOD
WARD IS . aniicaia "a Aaycr, lis kcoeptaace
70 a cal having been Pubi shea slgl-tde
We are suthenzsd to announoe Cspt. JOIN s
bA.kiELL - a csndidate ior Msyor 81 the ensu-
ing Municipal eiecdon- aust-taa
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PAYNEST of isTKREsT on 7HE HSgvEN
TnIRrY LoAS-The payment Of inter
est due August 18th on she first series
Of SeFen-fhirty bonds was begun on.
Tuesday at the SubsTreasury. Sew
eral hundred men we're present with
ccupons The crowd formed N single
file, and the queue reached out Of the
Sub-Ireasury into Pine street and ct
one time extended 70 Nassau street
In the afternoon, however, IS the hour
for the close Of business drew nearer,
the persons who he'd arrived latest
left the procession, 70 return esrller
again tosmoFfoW The amount Of ia.
terest On these bends payable nov s
about S9.000 coo, Of which it's estims.
Ted that between six and seven mil
lions viii be paid 10 this eitY.-H. z
Pest
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ANYERS B HUNT-ManufsetursT Of all th'
NA Latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages ans
Buggies, Express Wagons and Cary ais, u Nor'i
MarAet street.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

CtAREY 4 sMITH, Nos. se ard ss Onien street,
: lup staissl represent ths flsEieg Com pan 6 :
ftns 6f Hartford, Secarty, Mance tans eie 70 PEN
tn. Phani snd kniekefbocker Lase 81 rev ~ 1ofA'
snd Accident Of Cclumbus, Ohio-
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings
r AID
Old Dunaber.


r Will oFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUc-
/ TrON On IL ~ and "a days q Hfpier1bef,
1880 the ioilossug 6oveFnne BuildsrEs, ssri
Tsamsiefs Quarters, On Vino styeet, north q
yfbe Street Siaiac, nortl o. nfcsd.
E A large lot % Old lannber-ln yard assEccnl 70
10 s Fonth cn1rry sleei-
ffsO Aadiloas t. Z. 8 shop, No 6. on rorih
Mar 4 street. teipg threa sl sheds
Adaitirns 10 Belle FieH bailding en- noFth Cherry
50 o. csok Fouss asd Dsn.ng Roon.
fire Rsin R10ls.
One ada'tuls VI
S-hle Wood snd Tool House.
WsShoraouan's House.
NO usanishsi Baidng sest q chsslsaooga
Depot -. :.
"a -, q, this u rrorlf1c. a1d p ~ crdeE NncA
n = Is,srs4r IL this eiverteenlelL
q.-rs,s csh. buildings 70 b removed aisae *
islse = - "a t,i A. 1 zfacEAg, ClK Or II =. T.
- e'"'' W.WILIlS,
a Brt MAJOR aud 4. 9. -.
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Great Bargains ]
STATION ERY
AND NOTIONS!

,uTrEEs. MERCHANTS ana DEALERS
~ sieneraiiv III YOU wish 10 bny goods 81
HeasoHabIs, yes, Really Satisfactory PR
ces, give lis call.
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Sell Abnse.

THhs vice, which is never pfaotieod IL
lhe presence Of any ono, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and inost talented young mon that evel
gave tongus 10 eloquonce or pen 20 song.
L has destroyed health blasted the consn
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim x
q living skeleton. Nor are these its ina
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To bs
cured pormansntly Of this Addiction, cali on
d.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
OF address him By lotter, Box se2, Nash
vile, Tenn. ieel6-a
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OHicors' Accounts made out and eaahed.
Quarsermasterf end Ordnance aceounts
promptly made up By j. Tompkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois eavalry. Of
hee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Gold is falling, 50 is tho price Of Photo.
graphs At he Gallery Of she Cumberland
Card Pictures now only S. per dozen.
aprlI-tf A. s. MoRsE, IS Cedar q.
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CoLaAtr & Co. beg to inform their custo-
mefs that they stin continue the manafac-
ture Of their various styles Of fnmly and
Poilet sosps, Starch, and Gendlea.
Prioss currant forwarded By mail on ap-
plication. CoIaArg 4 Co,
'I Nos. So q IS John So, Nov YORK.
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TIE CoSFEssI0Ns AND EzFERIEScE or As IN
vALiD. Published for the benefit, and hs
eaution % ynung men and Others, who suffer
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &C., supplying at the same time
Tho means Of seif-cure. BY enc who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing 3 postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, y. Y.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
shrss seconds By Mr.. Feraihand, the great
Baby Tanner, st tbe Gallery Of the Camber.
aud. spriI-tE
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CLAInI AG eNTs, &c.

rksoM. KINs. Il. 4 GU. 8. c aim Agents,
tthcers Pay Accom- s and Quhrternsz ters
Vouchers bou, ht at the best rates, OF collected
cfiee corner Cherry ana Cedar sETeets, up stars.
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The death Of Donsld McLond, for
merly editor Of the s. Loais Sunday
Leader, by being crushsd BY q railway
train. has been stated Isis remarks-
be that IN . Blooassons, = novel writ
ssn b him some ysAa aec, he described
. death similar tc he one he encoun
tered.
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The Queen of sss Sandwich Islands
hiss besn doing LondoR-Eiaiting The
banks, docks, etc.
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md IustTucfou lor TcuAg Ken. Also, neH ADD -
liable treatment iof Diseases 81 Ne UdnarY aus
saxual systsns-Seul free, n sealed enEelopes
Address, ps. ]. BKILLlN HOUaHToN, Howard
AssoeiatoH. Phadelph.a, Pa. apsis-ll
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Officers pay accounts and soldisrs final
statementss computed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Als0 Qunrtermssters Com
missary aud OFdRsnce paperss made up
promptly By competent aud experienced
Clerka, at No. 6s North Cherry street.
BUTLgR & GREsNWo0D.
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81. MiRf'S ACADEMY,
NOtre Dame, Ind
rFrfrT, opsu .s seHolasfic sass 90 o. tha nrst
w BEondaY September. ta.

Tha iocaflon u S. Mary's i 1nnFaied In pfius
of baanly ana retFtnehL 1he ar q saluorlpus,
re zrorufs q cn-iFe su8 Net isid orf hFery
adsau sea % usture ana 81 h1Fe 60 ~, t1t
everything ftaE parelts asa grlsf iiaps ecHi4 ae'
sire fhe iarFs ven app1i1tf4 1lia,initi -
heafff throuf hsut > sisa1I. 1ot aaf g Fsttt -
inr earfied t1rough every poftoa Efef5 pfQ..a
- y. rItafs ~ arrrgse fs1Ii h - ff i1al4isa tel
orlV fha ecid intellectual pfi fFesf g tlf pnpi.a,
f.lsfhef sfvs1eaa eut u " iiie. teef EfEteel ~
=. as-aatisf a-ccnt hneut8 70 tta edacs Icf ol
Il MErgfa Pupils teenIa faf ehldrsn ri t1a
cr,ar fn- rlsfsrs sa.slnf over td1.f 1T niefs IS
uiii tas sesiataasa4 1noiasrss ianes tea
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Generals
Federal and Coniedersse. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale ana
retail. Rsmsmbsr the Plaee, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com
arelsl Hotel. may2I-H
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Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron


Etc., Etc.
MILITARY DIVI8I0E o. rHE TEsliEe8EE,1
lhsl Q1artcluaetrT's Ofiees r.. 81 "a. - a.
Nashville, ienL-, A1s. ll. ist5.l
rEyIlE. b. soid g FuHlf Aaoiioa. 20 IA hlahast
DO Unlted eiaiesi
% TuEspAE espssrbsr an. e Fi.tsbprr. Pa.
z4l8 bsfs ~ nfE n alsla1 li0n.
fla FRIDAY. asottrabeT Is.n. - ] + lf-lff eents
Car Wofzs, l9.1u -, o1io, IsantI- Fife ieu Box
Freirht tsfs 5 Eai Gauge
On 1sqlltf, aepieui1fF fsfh, at the 81 chEan
cnr comp1oy's fae.sFy. Dstro.l tlseh, Feuriceu
tssF aaa 4fesfet oega. efeeI RssFe.
at1, % eaAE DAi. q ihs Dtl'ol. Ger Gem
ps17's fartof7. T TdltI. lsight 1ea fial Cars. eve
- EEl NE9DsY, 9spt-ui5lf z1lh. ss Hs kaH a
6srl-efe lsr NorsE lichiEsn gtq. ind fueaty-
dgs rts hox ffoffi cgs. 8fect ssusa.
asfsrnuen. Ian1s u CAtILV
aaRio-.td capi esf 4 6 a ffls Army.
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UNIGHT BROTHERS. Dealers in Cumb eTiano
n and rlttsbnrg Cra $ ood sawed and spat N
ftove lengths. 0l5ce 49 Cherry street.. Yafd on
Rolling Mil ali, soath Of Broad. All orders iled
promptly.
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Just received, per Express, hne lot Of
swissss, tarlston. naius0ok, mualins, ~ pri-
vata sala, GEo. SaIEt2s 4 Co.
nYl-tf Is and 3I CoIlego. sLreet.
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WEare authorized % announeel
Fifth Ward:
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The daughterof Powers, sheseulptor
i. married % Al E8glish merchant
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GnEAr ATIHAeTI0z at Camsrons GisFa 4
eo's.,~-super SILK Broesde, Frsneh Creme
dine nS 18Th Also PriRsed Linen Lavns,
Dolphus Mux's French Jscousia.
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The following is an advertisement in a
New York psper a young, able poiiti-
clan, capable Of going % the Uniied States
Senate, desires . matrimonial alliance with
young, wealthy lady" Here's chance
for you, ladies, 70 lavish your affections and
your wealth.
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The ladies b HavsFhin carry revoly-
ers-says the banner
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A New York gzrrotter has bsen ssn-
tsncsd 70 ten years imprisouEeak
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WALL PAPER, etc.

EFRRlTP 4 HLIs-realers in Wal Pspsr
M WindoE Shades WindoW Glass aad FlI,iO-
Ersishic Material, eofner q ChuTch snd MARKET
streets.
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Raymond's Life Of Lincoln Is CUT
against 6Feq.sy
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We are authorised b aunounce E. E GOOD
LEf ss 3 cardidaue ior Coaneiiman q represent
the sth Ward IN the Nunicinai tleefian
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,,rxtssSr R00Ns snd good hesTd ean = o.
,srs5 a Al 81 9Th cneFg5 siFess iel seniiei,,,ea
y -...s .irss alsc sDeis 1ea sd ~
Yeefsfis. Moderate efHiA' s~
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RHraa ~ PERMISSION 70
Hoa iscaa'd ogelsly. ssrsrnor st.t. or rlipeis.
Hoa- psvia L. nsvis. Judge ss,or--vs e,,,r, n 4.
Eon. Wnn. 6. Brouniovl, 0osereo- - rsorsss.s
BzE Geu. JAS. p rouaios,. Al e.. 49, - 1rs..
ueEsee.
Hen. n. n. Raen. Nashville.
Hon. WA. NAahsnisl Bar,sr, Nash,fa.
Hoe. Jo. c 0aad. Eashyile
Boa. 1ohn Hueh Smith, Nashville.
p. AExeys ESQ, Nashville.
Nessn. NorTs str1tiou, Nashville.
Eesar- Evans o.. Nashville.
Ninarod parter. caiGmha. Tenn.
ruae4k-ff
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Hon. Moses F, Odel War Democrat
has been appointed Naval 0iieer 81 KeH
York. The appointment makes ths
Chase radicals open thsir eyes.
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We are suthouasd to announce J. Is. RUST as q
eandIdais for Councilinan froLa the aovenih Wagd.
aur2-tfe
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news DEALEH 5, &c.


C1oNE & TUNSELLs--Kholesa and Retail
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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KENTUCKY
School OF MEDItlAE,
louisville, KY.
Foar,ssnsA Annual session, 1855.


FACULTY
BF,s ". DrplEg. MD. KmsHus Prossasoroi
Surgery.
d 81 Bulnzr. ND, Psoisssor q Thsory sss
Practce of Medicine.
G. ". wEsas. ND. Professor q Chemistry aad
FhysologY.
J A. laEakEn, II D., Prcjfssor o. Cosicincs and
Diseases of Wcmsu and ChildTsn,
j. n. BonisK q ID, Prooasai q Ans omF.
A. B. Coca. "a p., frofsfsof ofturFcrv
l. faAzrE, NJ D., Pidlszsor uf aatera Madca
and hsIapenucs
u. HuEcu, Den onetri tor Of AlNowy,
The r. srIlar Lectures sfll connmeir-d on the hrst
MondsY in October neat, snd Coafiuue Jour monthn.
coed hosrdiug g ieut ave 10 seven dollars per
Woek.
Fees
Tckets for he Fuu GourI %
natfiruntion n ~
HealoastratQr'a caet ln ti
utAutsll0l 2 te.fs p VI
For rt0er nInrnaiion adirea
auglz-lott J. a. lhhLAhp, n. p-, peal-
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We are authorised 10 announce CH ARLEs ROB.
ERrsQN IS aeandidale ioE CogncimxE fron he
Firsi Wsfd Eies1on lass Saturday ia zepienher,
We are author tsd % announce Jas ~ BRfEN.
ESQ.,, a. eesndid-ta Tor Coulclrnn fnoor the ihird
KaTd. El ct,en last saturdss m September
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For Aldermcn.

We are suihonssd 10 snuounee GEoRGE g
KINNkY as = candIdsts ior AbierHsn, IN TIE
Sc ond Wsnd. lyls-td
Es q candidate iol Aidereisn - NE fhizi Ward, al
the uext election. iy2l-tde
We ara suiacrised 10 anaounce ROBERT
THOMPzON ss a caudidata iar Alderman in the
Frt Ward. Eiectoa last saturday n sepsember.
Aug sth-tde.
WEare authorized to announee, for tho
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xKTIEsON, j. W. ( Co. Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealeis 10 Tic, 90 Pper
ant Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing eoods, 30 II
College street.
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EnREFIELp TENkLE ISsTITUTE.
0o,Ics 20 Tennssse BOndhOIdsTs

ssrr o. TrssrsErs. CoMFTNoltnl's osroE,
NAsHvfLLx, august IL, lS5b.
N ua,sdsnce % resolGs en- 81 the General -
relnbly Of the htale c{ Tennessee passed Msy
ga iHes You are hereby requested 20 transmit 70
tais oaBce rtatementp your same alq re- loence,
with he date and nuuibeg q eacn sons q ~
stafe of Tennagsea held by yen and the Rmouut
s,d character 81 such hund. Your eafy eesA'
F9''' aW. HATcHETr,
Comp Of tie State q Treasury
surla-siu ssbs