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sehe and neuralgia instantly or cash returned
Use " U,cOtt's Instant Pain AnnihilatCr EUld at
all stores Cures catsrrh permanently. q G
Knight, of Washington. D. c, hgent mars WY
Eo7 Few CF ST PIX WORST DISORDERS that
sct mankind arise from corru ptions ot the blood
KELNBoLD's EXTRACT OF SAEsAP4RILLA is a rem
edy OF ths utmost value, rl25-Gn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard'S.
MANAGERS CARD

MANAGERS 5 CARD,
Phe manager deems IL proper to announce that
IN view ef the terri ole Calamity which has oeaIe
President ne considers il essential tn at the places
OF amusement in the city should remain closed IN
Ill the general grief which overshadOws our cora
munity shall have sub bsided Acting upon tnls
idea he has closet the theater for an inosh hnlte
period; the generous hearted attaches OF the es
tahlishment secoDding him by angulltns their en'
eseements At . moments notice ap i7-tf
FORD's NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET. above Pennsylvania Avenue,
NOTICE.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT MA
TIeNAL CALAMITY, THIS THEATEB WILL
BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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I'AbHIUNb Bile MILLINHRY AM np aa
MAKING EsrABLIsRMENT
Ms &. b. DARLEY. late of Baltimore -
would res 9ectfuliy inform the Ladies' al Wssb 49,
3nsrOn nd vicinity, that she has on hand 80
one R'soctmtnt Of Millinery at 5l4 I'm sfssat
opposite InteliiSsncer Building 2. Il D .&airs eo''
B-Ohildrens Hats and Bonnets alyays ON
sp i32wH
WOOD BACHE's q. g. DTsPEN9ATORY-
New edition. Just published.
aT FRAEOK TAYLOR.
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THIS IS 70 GIVE NOTICE. Thst the subscris
,eE hss oHtsinei from .he Orphans Court OF
s+0u county, in the District of ColImbia.
letters cestsmentary On the personal estate OF
Ch--stopheI Weber, late Of Washington city u. C,
G-c-ss-1. Al persons having claims against
rEe ssiI deceased. are hereby warned 20 exhibit
- same, with voucher thereof. % the subscri-
Der, -I OF hefOre the lth day II April next; they
r ~ otberwise, BY aw, te excluded from all bene-
Z. 0f he zsid estate.
ClIv.u uL5er nv hand this lth dsy Of April.
lets. CHARLES WEBER,
ST swsI EXecLtor.
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Tornado on the RITer Baggage and
Freight Blown overheard.

On Tuesday evening, about hall past
S o'clock, as the Louisville steamers st.
Nicholas and Gen. Buell. were lust
above Warsaw on their upward trip.
they were overtaken by one Of those
sudden SQUALLS, or miniature tornadOes,
which sometime manifest themselves
on the upper waters The boats were
not far distsnt from each other at the
time rhey we're struck by the squsll
The ST Nicholss was so eareened by
the force Of the wind that some several
barrels OF freight we're forced from
their positiOn and carried overheard
% the Gen. Buell. the effect was equally
as great, carrying OF baggage IS wen as
freight The greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed among the passengers, and il
was the work Of no inconsideTable exer-
ton an the part Of the officers and At
taehes of both steamers to prevent
many from jumping into the river
one man secured two hfe-preservers
about his person, and started on a run
10 preeipiiate himself In the river when
be was intercepted by one Of the hands,
Who laid hands On him, and prevented
him IN his object The freight and
BAGGAGE lost on both steamers viii
probably reach three or four thousand
dollar. The squan lasted oily about
two minute. but 80 violent was 4 IN its
power. that it was generally conceded
~ the passengers that il was time 10
make their peace with Him who rulesh
81 things -Cp,eiw'aa EaqdrT, 10
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NEw EoRK, Aug. S.-The steamer Meteor
brings New Orleans dates to the lst. The
papers contaiu tae following item.
Gov. Hamilton has ordered the necessary
steps to call convention.
Houston papers are flled with notices Of
ro6be'ies and burglaries. a band Of dss-
peFadoes, under o1e Fraser, sre operating
extensively in Gala county. Oue wagon
tran was captured by them containing mer-
chandizo valued at ss0.oe1. The goods
were taken to Calais, put in a store, aud sold
in open day by the robbers.
The Indians have come within thirty
miles Of Austin. Higher up they are mur-
dering men, women and children indiscrim-
inatsly.
The cotton crop is seriously injured by the
worm.
Mr. Nigfall has gone b Mexico.
The venerable Judge Burnett, first Proai-
dent Of the Republic Of Texas, has consented
to 50 to Washington and make an appeal in
behalf q Jsn. Davis. The request wss made
by men hearty al Of whom were giants
when Texas struggled for independents.
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"BuCKz We have often wondered.
SAYS the Atlanta New Era, since this
"cruel war has been ended, what had
become Of the genial, good hearted
Geo. Washington Bricks, ESQ, than
whose q kindlier soul never beat
against the vest "of any other man"
The recent appearance of the Mobile
Advertiser and Register among our ex-
changes had a tendency to set our mind
at rest on this point We thought at
first sight that in the paragraphs which
appeared in the columns Of that sheet
we traced the thoughts Of one we had
known before, and was certain that
" Bricks had hand in it Are YOU
not there, Bricks ? If you are not,
60 down and see who writes so much
ike you But We are sure you are
there
We are glad 70 know that this gen
tleman, John E Hatcher, known as
Geo. Washington Bricks" poet, wit,
editor and philosopher, is once more
on The tripod He has been on il,
80 long, that we suppose be could not
live away from it We wish him the
pleasantest kind Of an editorial life. al
OF its pleasures but none Of its drudg-
~, and hope that during the manifold
duties incumbent on him, in common
with MS kind, he may spare time 10 let
bis mind run through the back door Of
old associations, and the days Of AL
Lag Ssae."
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nrruHs sr rEaniais 10

Hon. Rlrhaid crsisty, Governor sts,e Of ri.pa..
Hon DAVID l. pav.s. Judge Supreme court. u.
Hos VIM brosniov, Governor Of TsBnss,sa.
Haz. Gen Jas. p. BfoFnior. Ali. GSa. staisof Ten.
nesaee.
Hon. n. a. Bren, Nashville.
Hon Vim. Nathsn.s' Baxter, Nashville.
Hoa- 10 q. Guild. NASHVILLE.
Aoa- Joan HuRh sualih, NezhvHls.
P. Y. AazsJ, Ea.l., Esshune.
ls-sra- asras a airstlon, EsshYue.
hessrs. Evans 4 Co.. EasHrLs.
hmrOd Porter, Columtla Tenn.
Iunala-lI
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Engineer Saw Mills for Sale.

GEALED PR0P0stIs. unil ~ o'-iort. nj ssr-
- leiiP-f 4ltls - t1e flsIi. fnIolFi T. ..
set - 90 We aloFe named So 81 o.
NE MI ia ane % fHren Iana. rfar a O..
fiaial or iia11licr Ono. ll illeh rFi.naer lfeen
sL-l.ae, ara acanac.fy o. 1000 49, DAILY
me ~ u IN cCI1Tlefa running order. nui csn
~ sea fisy AZ - preseas |dcsr0n 10 % E1rInreF
Liln1sF sfl ca a. Fn1uIl nj pss, near t1a t'ri1-
isnooEt rlifofL I u fr lli1s rfrl-la thst Gee
rrop1Haa oil b. asaI- flrfhn wi aad 30 t1f1r-s
may o. Included "a faa Dads, af she opi 90 a u.
tsdIar.
Tie 6oYernuie1t nasarFes She rght 30 rrIest ~
tiasif aeau1e.i TOO ioH.
hiddars ars inuioi o. - present. Il The oae.s,-
81 fhs rIts ar ne elfeiQpa should b -
% sh1al llIe raill1f "a ~ commentator
~ efasfof o. Chlef E1gsaer
-, a., J, ". BARLOW.
ssft-+a Napt, q EpFFa
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afla6Ilrille Muipll.
RM. ClMER0N & CO.. PuhIlshers.
CITY DIRECTORY.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1865
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Auction Sale
OF
Stock, RaiIroa d iron
Efc..NEsr-

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEy,re 4EF4
.thei RuarieImaetsr's Onee, q. h. M. o.. H 7
Nashville, Tenn. Aue d. IsaE
w III. BE- auid n Pubic Auction. o. .b-gHs4f
- bttcsr, fhe Ia..0UInE property, uu .e.H..rt al
TIE Uultad STATES
On TUESDAY, aspteuher t2iI. st fiLtsl1rr. D..
20 btrs Of new 'HI-' lts.irlad lfs1.
On FkiDA !. September l5sb, af J L. GIH A Som.
Car WORKS. tl.uuhu-, ono, Twenty FiVa New Itlr
Ere ght ears feet Eauas.
on AoFbAf, september lsth, ni the M.rHg41
Car Compauy's Factory, . rtraIt Mfn Fg.-.l-'
NeW Boa Freight Cars, 9 feet gtisrs
20, 90 sAhE bAf, 40 Che Detroit Car Conn
pany's Faotoy, Imfiy- aight New Flat oar. a..
eet guag@
On WEiNE4DAT, September alih. A. g,.t.r a
Barker Car Hpress Michigan City, la.f. Tsrrf-.
hge NaE box FREIGHT Clrs. 5 feet -sug.
rsie7 'q e9mmenra a. IA am. Teams CrsH. rr
20 iiiiieut iu1di. p. y CHILLY
AlGi'-ta Capt. add A q "a O. d ar1Ir
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Threatened Impeachment of President
Johnson.

The Anti-Slavery Standard, of this
CITY, which represents the views Of the
abolition radicals on the negro SUI
frage question, threatens the impeach-
ment of President johnson. Now, as
it is known that the Standard, like
Wendell Phillips, exactly of the same
school. is as apt to blurt out all it
knows as IL is TO know the designs OF
its party, we dare say that this afore-
said threat amounts to something more
than empty declaration. In all proba-
bility it covers a wide conspiracy and a
deliberate design, under the idea that
there will be sufficient radical major
ity in the new House of Representa-
tiyes TO make out bill of impeach
ment against President johnson, and
the majority of two-thirds required in
the Senate to impeach him and eject
him from the White House
But, supposing that all this is done,
what will those abolition radicals gain
by the achievement Mr. Foster, of
Connecticut, an abolition radical if you
please, as President pro teIR. OF the Sen
ate becomes by law of Congress,
in conformity with the COnstitu
ton, President pro tem of the
United States. lie will hold this
position until the Secretary of State
can make the necessary arrangements
for the election of q President by the
people in the regular way. For this
election the friends of Andrew John
son would unquestionsbly proclaim him
their candidate, and, under the popu-
lar conviction of an unjust impeach-
ment, he would be reelected to the
head of affairs by an overwhelming
msjority Of the popular and the cleo
toral vote OF the States participating
in the election. .
We believe, however, that if the rad
ical negro suffrage malignants try this
experiment of an impeachment, it will
be squelched in the House and in a
very summary manner; for no man,
however malignant as & fsctiOnist he
may be, can shut his eyes to the fact
that Andrew johnson in his policy of
Southern restoration is giving great sat
isfaction to the masses Of the people,
regardless of parties, North and South.
Accordingly, we have only to say TO the
abolition malcontents threatening the
impeachment of President johnson
that we do not believe that they will be
sufficiently ioolhardy TO try the exper-
iment Let them try it, if they dare
IN. T. Herald
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The Republican Banner

a Bang Co, their entire .u.sra.r n r..
P.l,ilgg m,,leral ana good wiV af 90 Ns.r,....
.it 'ei eekly hepalirTH H.r.-. Boz. u.......
~ Nii - resumed on fae -,1 of -aute.l. .rr.,r
49, Naue a. tha. uIH.r..I ....
pe PCS --4'aiiy 90 per snnam WresIv sI f,r ~
o,.'-'i piiou lsts are nov open af tha CIV V,-.-
1.9le-l anl sc the kHp1tci Office On f.a.f.1...
street We solicit shsrs of public r.-r..r.... ~
AppeSl @ ,hc Old blends and patrons 81 fhs d l..
T" ~ PC their encouragement aui -1prrrf
N''st"-Anl ALHkRI kOHt EFl a gl
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THE CoEFEssroNs AND EyFEarENCEoF Az In
vALID.-pubhshsd for the benefit, and a. a
caution % young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, Supplying at tho same time
The means Of self-curs. By one who has
cured himself ailer undergoing considerable
qnackery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be lad
Of the author.
NkTHANTEL MlYFATE, ESQ,
brooklyn, Kings Co., y. Y.
amrT qu4
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CoLGATE & Co. beg 20 inform their cuat0-
mers that they still continue the manulsc-
ture OF their various styles oi Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ceudles.
Prices current forwarded By mail on ap-
phcAtIon. C0LGArE & Co.,
Nos. 50 & S. John st., New York.
july26-Jm
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Officers Accounts made cut aud cashed.
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by II. TomPkus, late
Major lith regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Proposals for Hay.
OFFICE 51. earEg gu,HrzmumERl

Nffl.h NhikF QUlRTFRfTRETEEI
lsrElrr yr f.luutI Trzst..rr
m'2atfsH1au. lrS,., August Is. I,..i
- 1-A ,.r y ~ FuaAlA viii b1 rfrr.vsI 5r tins
- oll'e until Friday, Che 10th Of 4eutrfaHrr. IL Is
49,, - NJ iof Tie delivery "iB sfB.L" If. tho
'oiosns uaned pisces, VIZ.
MuRFREEFRORu. rDuNs,N,sfsrr
''ANh lin KfNsEruy SPRINGS.
uALbAiiN' PULASKI,
oi-AnN9N lLLh, COLUMBIA,
TULLAHOMt,
wilma Thirty fl days sfer date o. contract 4f1-.
Go the ton - '-' i-'.-.
10 n'd- re'e'yed Cor lees amount tbsr Trsrfy.
I'VE ilal tons. hiia o. state the fr4orlf d. b. ans,
cred, and H. ghai place i5 g. suaof.sI ,r-.r..
~ llt nay, and addreased to Tbs oHra. Psrr.4
"'ine ia 'a'Y 20 accepted D rla.raI rr r..1
good and sufficient bonds lr th,. uIarerf sf ff..-
contracts.
r. WHITMAN, Csrt eaIt.g. NJ.
Nh.ti Vlar.crmial-r L.-i.c. Of HI.a' Tenn.
aUg,j-dARtI
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION

We are authorized % snnouuce JOHN HUGH
SMITH as a candidate Cor the Office OF Mayor o.
Nashville, az the coming elacii5n last saturday IN
September neat
We are authorized 90 announce Capt WILLIAM
DRIVER as candidate Tor the oiiice ot Mayor 81
Nashville, az the coming electsn--llst saturday IN
September ueXi. iYEa tne
We are authorized 20 anuounce ABRAM hI}hRS
As a candidate ior Mayor 81 che ensuing eie5uou.
U3O-tis
The friends Of d. y. plCEEY, request ms 90
announce him IS a candidate Tor M8yor, a. Che
ele'tCn on the last sGturlaYin september
yZ9
We are authorised % announce W. MATT
BsO~N. as a Candidate for Mayor, az the ensuing
Municipal Election. U-3
We are su'hoyizsd % announce VIZ. s. CHEAT
BAN s. a candidate or. Mayor at the spproaohing
election. augt-tds
We are authorized % announce pr. r. S. WOOD
WARD 81 sndldate ils Mayor, bis acceptance
% call having been published slEl-tie
We are authorized Co announce Capt. JOHN
pA7HlEl.L ss a candidate Cor Msy0f artue ensu-
ing Muucipsl elecuun. auEi tide
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M Az e N A,
b. S. Marshal's Sale.
United .S,ates Distrie, Court for tie 1fiida
D.s.r.e. Of T1nessae

{Iuformsii0n No. S..
eerisn lot 81 Goods claimed BY Joseph Rich-
DURsuANr 70 sra az tfa5aaaai opposes % me
Il directea nom the Circuit Court Of the uniied
states Tor the Middle sfrci az Tennessee, 10 sad
csus', via sci u fuhlic Auction 10 the highest
bidder ior essh, on te llth day Of Sepfenbr, 1885,
hsiWcsn NE hours 81 10 and n c'cook. am - The
etoTe house o. Wan b I.ucas & Co, 10 Rashyile.
shove, conecmned hY said couri - f6rs - 10 the
United sisies- Sad properly con.Isfs Of Fancy
Dry Goods, Ac. II X. GIssoiEK.
sugit-tA Marsha Md. DIV, Teas.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

vETHsON. J.. W 4 CO-Manufacturers and
w wholesale snd Eetul q callers 10 TO- Copper
AMI Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE 4 TUNNELI,-Wholesale and Retail
" Bookse lers. Stauoners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville Tenn.
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BETTING;
RUBBER STEAM PACKING:
SQUARE PISTON AsD VALVE PACKING;
ROUND PACKING AND GAsBErs;
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGINE AND HYDrAyT
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILROADS. FAC.
TORIES AND FIRE COMPANIES.
RUBBER CLOTHING or ALL KINDS.
IoFHther With every other article rra.Ir of yrr.
cafaed inaa Eulher. used i1r me. Hsn.r.I ana
ulanuLtriuunE purpu=ez.
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TIBlS INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
y young Ladies a thorough training "a al that
hel"uEf 90 "a finished education, hegnnIng with the
eieucu -. and closing with the higher philosnphi.
cal, moral and mathematical studies OF a COLLEGE
GUuT
DAILY instruction is given In French. latin
SpHh-h' lis. sn and 9ermsn Languages and Ia
edition 20 Che study %. Text Books. Vocal Nusir
flsiu and uruum Ntsl Needle Work receive SPECIAL
attention
limited number OF Boarding Pupils viii Ia
admit td INTO ihe family OF the proprietorz uoon
satisfactory terms, aud che Prncinss assure mon
patrons ihSt nothing shall he wanting. ON their
part, toaaysnce the Physical Moral ana IuteIlec-
tual culture OF the Young ladies placed IN their
charge.
For Circulars, address Mrs. NJ. s. Parks, at the
Institute.
The sChool slll reopen September ism. and
end June Esd, for the 'ollowing year
New York. July aist, ls65 anf-s-7,,,
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MERRITT & HILB-Deslers IN Wall Paper
MI Window Shades, WlnuoW Glass, ard Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Msrkes
streets
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed aud purchased az
lowest ratcs- Also Quarernastor5 Com
missary and Ordnance papors, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. C5 North Cherry street.
BcTLER 4 GREENWOOD.
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Engineer Property at PrI-
Vate Sale

Nov heinE q aposed n a. pr.sate al. r.-.t.-..
- ie-lon p Capt >. ". barIou. o. = a.-s.r.....
. - IL. =. f, 20 7 tefil.n pike bear Er.Iretr.
Alat tfln Tee gaa9rfed .ualHar t4,I..- .s
s'aainT. suitable ~ hahd.rg 66-re... -. ~.
~ -. 49, a large number Il eros- .ut rrl.
&c o'ifr .oois suitable Dor rs. rr..-. L.
arm, a. telling s-es. shavais. 49, 49,.
titafross, wool msuls, &c.
AGO = qatiiEiy oI tsf Is,u. carriara t5It.. s-H.
lhese are soif 10 Toes b st.t rBr.lfss... ...
ff1cs WI Do bund siVautzaaoua. hs.n1.' go u
cest-lfss expenses % trsnspof.st.au -rf .tr.--
charges. @
arary q TIE articles -.
~ order q che chef Eazfnssr
q ". BARLOW
rNFA"al.a frrrss ~ aTH..aH
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TINNERs, &c.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
d BUSINESS Agents, over iOrk's Book store, 50
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn. au-o-onl~
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An Elegant Suburban Resi-
denna-

4 ft.e O. iia most aeEart sui .lsal-aife res.lau-
- GO 80 0ti-red ~ thls ve.nfs . uoF Zoe salr.
- = tiifee ilt.las out ca a splendid pate. u1uaa.
nraiiT nsa, has Oh god foosl- elrhi marble r,.r-
.ea. TIE building "a a. mesiern stFlf- ESQ sfarlrs
'a tls 7.lla'ct iu arse aad neaulllI Isan s.rfr
aefea uf laud. eas-haif u aInh-r sli as rr. ard
AMI good HaieF. out houses, alsnles. A.. u -1-.-
CrieF.
ferfns FsrFeaey. Would er-taHEe civ or rl-r
arla gFopeatY .nr rart 81 .L Cffcn
AEaiNGTJN TAERAR. Ar.uf.
aspl ~ l6l Nos NQlth CaleFa al
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FOR ALDERMAN,
R. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.
jy29.dtd.


NouucIuIau ia the Fifth Ward
P. j. KAUFMAN.
Weara authorized 70 annouure uR Is. A. HAIR
BERT as a candidate for councilman. 10 the oh
WarL
We are auihorrzeI to snuouuce 3. r.. RUST 81 a
candidate ior Councilman from The Seventh Ward.
sust.tie
We ara authorized To- Announce r.. COOP
LET a7 candidate 'or Couuerimtn O. represent
the sth Wand n the Municipal election.
We 9re Authorized 90 announce CT NRLEs hob
EEfeON ss u candida O Dor Councilman fom the
Fus- Ward. Eletuon last Saturday m september.
We are author zsd 90 announce JA9. II BRIFN.
ESD, as candidate f1r C1unglman llou. the third
ward. N elton last Saturday September
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For Aldermen.

We sre authorised @ aunaurce DR. e. RUSSFLL
a caLj date tor Aldsr1.an IA me I4Ird Ward.
Election last Saturday In September. au25-ti
We are authorized % announce GEORGE 3.
KINNEY A. q csnd.jst5 Tor Alderman, In the
so 0nd Ward. hi set
We are aIthcuzed N announce JAMES SLOAN
a. a candidate Tor Alderman IN che Third Wari. nj
the ueXt election. Jy4i-,aa
We are authorized % annouucc RDBEEI
THOMPSON a. q candidate IGc Alderman I'D the
Fir-t Ward. Election last Saturday u September.
Aug sth-tda.
VIZ are authorized to anuounce, for tho
Fifth Ward
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AYERS RUNT-Msnuf3ctuIeTs Of all the
mi Latest STYLES of First Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Csrfyolis, ~ Norm
Market street. l'.'. g.
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noon And JOE rRINTING
ROOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERS
CARKIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, K. h bookseller, Publisher,
y Stationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
knIldInu
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Commission aud Forwarding.
MEMS nEALEns. &c.

nATL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Cos mis-
zion Merchants. Our prompt attenIonls given
l. the receiving aud forwarding OF COiION. Al
South Market stleet.
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

UFIRST NATIONAL BANK-GoysruFaent DeJcsi-
n tJry-No. so College streets between Uniou
aud the Public Square -nealsTs N uneurrsni
Money, Exchange, Coin, ana Government recuii-
les OF all kinds. stocks snd Bonds bOu9ht ard
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended to.
A. q. SANFORD, Pres't. JAS. G. OGDEN, Cash'r.
NFARR. THOs S.-Broker. corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells cold, W cur
zen. Money, Government Securities and vouchers
Collections attended 70 promptly
Also buys and sells on c. mmlsslOn.
. ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, desls in Exchange, cavern
me1t Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUnsDES, Cashier.
TgHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
L Deals IN Exchange; Governments Securities
and Coin. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks snd Bonds 9, ID on Commission
". W. BERRY, President. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
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coal AND WOOD.

TTNOMFKIN5, H. & co.. 6. c aim Agents,
i officers Pay Accounts and QuaTtermssters
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars
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RrOa new OTIsaa ..

A New Orleans arrival brings news
hat Tho drAft d being vigorously but
quisCy snforesd. Gen. "BAldy" Smith Is
still sosdueting the Investigations respect
Ing ciliciai eoruptisn. Several persons
have been already arrested. The rebel
Gen. Kirby smith's army has twice refused
70 sross the Alssissippi from Texas, and 1t
h bsiievod that an attempt TO force them
10 leave Texas will provoke an open mutt
ny. The increasing deposits on the Mis-
sissippi Bar are becoming dangerous to
eonnsfee. and . meeting was held by the
NsE Orleans Chamber OF Commerce TO re-
present the mstter 10 Congress and solicit
an nppropFiatIon.