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The church Of Texas.

The Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of Texas has lately
been in session, and has passed the fol
lowing significant preamble and resolu-
tons:
Whereas, In the year 1852, in eonse-
quence Of radical civil changes in Gov
ernment and in accordance with the
practice Of the church in all ages in
yielding obedience to the Government
of the nation in which the Providence
of God has placed her, it was deemed
necessary and expedient for this do
cese TO unite with the other dioceses of
the church affected by the same civil
changes, and to form among themselves
an independent organization for the
government Of the Protestant Episeo
pal Church in the same, thereby separ-
ating from the ecclesiastical govern
ment of the general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States, but not from the essen
tial elements of unity in doctrine and
worship Of said church.
And whereas, recent events and civil
changes render it equally necessary
and expedient to conform the action of
this diocese thereto, and to resume its
relations to the General Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States OF America, IN accord
ance with the same principle and prac-
tice Of the church by which it was be-
fore guided therefore,
Resolved, That the resolutions of the
Convention of this Diocese, adopted
June 5th, 1862, adopting and agreeing
to the constitution proposed by the sd-
journed Convention of bishops, clergy
and laymen of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Confederate States of
America, held in Columbia, South Car
DINA, October, 1861, be and the same is
hereby revoked and annulled.
Resolved, That the constitution Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the
United States, is hereby aeceded to and
recognized, and its authority acknoWl
edged and that the necessary verbal
changes in the constitution, canons,
rules and orders of this diocese be
made to conform thereto, and printed
accordingly under direction of the Sec
rotary, by substituting for the words
Council" and Confederate States,
Convention, and UNITED States"
Resolved, That the deputies, clerical
and lay, be elected TO the General Con,
ventioH of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, to be held in the United States
in October next rf
Resolved, That if II be practicable, it
is desirable to have special meeting
of the General Council called before
the meeting of the General Convention,
to procure the final action of that body
in unison with the foregoing resolu-
tons, and the Bishops be requested 10
take such measures as may be deemed
proper for that purpose.
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Meeting in Conee County.

Duck RIVER, July 4, 1865.
At a Union meeting held by por-
ton of the loyal citizens of Coffee coun-
ty, for the purpose Of celebrating the
anniversary of our independence, Mr..
James Neel was chosen Chairman, and
VIM. Waite, Secretary The Chairman
explained the object of the meeting in
very appropriate manner. 1t was
then moved that committee Of five be
appointed to draft suitable resolutions
for the occasion Whereupon, the Chair
man appointed the following named
gentlemen said committee: Mr.. 6. G.
Gilbert Patten Gassage, Rev. J. L
Short, B. B. Yell and 10. H. Baxter
The committee prepared and reported
the following preamble and resolutions:
WHRREAs, Ia the ProyidsBe Of Almighty
God, we, a good portion Of the citizens Of
Coffee county, have been permitted to meet
on this the 4th day Of July, 1865, under the
old stsrs and stripes-which is the flag of
our Fathers, and the flag that we love-for
the purpose of celebrating the day ia pa
triotic and becoming manner; We having
been deprived Of this privilege for The last
four years on account Of a most wicked re
belliOD, which was inaugurated for the pur-
pose Of destroying the best Government on
earth-the acme of human wisdom. But
the rebels have failed to accomplish their |
wicked design against our Government, and |
we rejoice to say th4t the rebel lou has been |
crushed by the mighty arm Of the Govern |
ment, and, that our young men who have |
been dragged into the rebellion ara return |
ing and taking dee ded staRd for law and /
order.
ResOlU5d, That We, portion of the loyal |
citizens Of Coffee County, do most heartily |
approve sad endorse the present Admins |
traton as indicated by His Excellency, /
Presideut johnson, in restoring law and or
der to the late robellious States, and will /
give our hearty and undivided support to
the same, believing that an all wise God will
sustain him in h great work Of restoration.
Res0iUed, That we approve Of the pro-
ceedngs Of our la'e Legislature as a whole,
but would earnestly recommend the repeal
or modification Of the late Franchise act, 50
as to make it in exact keep ng with the poll
icy Of the General Government, but law
abiding and lsw-lov ng people, we will OBJ
serve strictly the Act as It now stands while
it remains a law of the State
ResoiUed, That we are DESTROYS that law
and order should be restored throughout our
entire State, and we pledge ourselves to give
our earnest support for the accomplishments Of
this great work Of restoration of law and or
der, and invite all good men TO give US their
assistance in the same.
ReSolUcd, That We most heartily approve
and endorse the course of our Representa-
tives, Messrs. j. F. Thomas and Robert f.
Lasater, in the State Legislature, and we ex-
tend to them our heartfelt thanks for their
services.
ResOfved, That copy Of the proceedings
OF this meeting be sent TO the Nashville
Union for publication. JAMES NEIL,
VIM. WAITE, Chairman.
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EDUCATION
TO THE PUBLIC.


THE solicitation " n ends and 10 aid the cauze
"a Of female educaiio1, he undersi. - has de-
teTnlned io open 2 = boil ior FemalcF, m this q
o. tie art Mon1ay In september next 10 build
up peTmacelt 80 DOL, emtTac az > ] De useful
and oTua .nsntal hrsnehss, q Tie o1isof
Hefe ID Ienrfs.ee j. 9 vide feld azd one IN
Vi ch Ne pr fcss q sxer ise al our enc z -
and whatever ac4 liremenss YesTs q literary lsb1r
msy have gwen ~ Having sgeut The isst four
M nihs 30 II situg he best schools m dinesut
s aies We have endeav0red 70 iaaici0usiy se3-ct
toe ssIieui plin u AT
The course uil D. thorough and The inatrIc ions
select Nh'ie per7lal siiSHnop vii T. Eesn - the
mo-al, uielicclla aad physieal d. Feiopmsni q
sari puul.
chnsiisa.iy Eillout see,anaaisn viH Be- PakIeiy
npheid
ca cheIished purpose vii b 10 impress fha
idea taat female eiucaz-n should Be- flr0iigh uss-
~ and csaiui1fr
Muse - ufrr nnd e ocuiion or the AT al rszd
ing vel aiQ1d alli cdeupy tasr merited piaoes,
zni b. isuEli y the hcti masters.
lnnltaa HuHi1sf q tcaidisg pup.is Vii be
isken
APpiieatou made purso1lly OF b Letter adarsss-
"a hcx SO. AaslFie, Ism.
lgs ~ o. 'sPil VIZ. WARD
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roy rsle5raph.l cisrnsSsri. Juiyio
Flour unshsnssa In pnos thaugh l.sla more arrn.
~. VIA a. improved demand s8perass sss5 p.
Provisions dun without any spscia change 10
pf.esa. CT Mess pork ean be- bought Il s1s 50;
Bulk meats is3z8lsss ~ SHOULDERS and sides
Lard bnoysni a7d vsniai a iai but holasss noi IL
market 70 any extent sad Z ) douhffti ptefher
much esaid t. touglf a ihose rites, tie ftoek
here hsanz Fey small. Basoa hams Ia good D.
l1And aad rress tendlng rpsa-d pain u nd
ssgaT-eurod ss8z7.
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CouETEngnfTs.-Informa has been re-
csived D. T. ". FarnsHofih 4 CO. that eer-
tain druggists in this city have been palniing
of on persons calling for d.. ysIlocia PINK
Cerato an articleof their own mdnufacturo,
which they say Il superior 70 tho genuine.
We would advise all persons b get She
genuine, and should you require an.f medic
cine for she Itehi Ring-w0rm, Tekor, or
any disease Of TIE skin, 40 not safor any
uupginciPied man 70 impose any otheF
preparation on you, but get Dr. Vslioc'-
vile, Tenn.
?. s.-A liberal disoeunf made 70 deaIsrB
Sent By mail 70 any address on rscsipi
81 n. Be snre thai you get me gsnuias.
iune 28-fW
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letter from PRESIDENT JohnsOn.

President Johnson sent the following
letter to speak for him at the Gettys-
burg celebration
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To the Voters OF the Sixth Congress
siOnal District,

Composed Of ne oo,mtiss q Larrepss. Wgpie. Har-
din, Doeuatr. Ps7y. Le'sis. MuHg. Hiekaiau, Dick
sou, Hltuphress, Siarart and Montgomery:
J take this method o. announcing myself a can
didate to represent you the next Congress Of the
UnIted States, aud respectfully AK your suffrage Al
the election on the FIRST Thursday in August nsxt.
jel3-ts D.B. THOMAS
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Nofios.-We would inform az persons
having claims against the Govsrnmehi.
which were Sled with the Boafd o. Claiiia,
81 rhieh william Driver vas Recorder.
ernvshed By speiial Yield Order Ne. 90,
dated Msrch i3th, lse5, Dsparime1t of ths
CumbsElaad, eaa have their claims prop-
erly adjusted b ealllng q oar ofsce.
We win also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts, and AceountF ordered back Rom
washisgiob, D. o., Tor the istoduea5h Of
other prsof. ia order 10 suba.andsls tss en-
sire claim. that the parties may rei thsir
iust ineebtsdnoel froas the Govs1nmant.
le4e-a a. roagEIsa q %.
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Officers on leave Of absence or detached
duty can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed of. Soldiers fnal
statements bought aud assistance rendered.
CCnpany commanders, reg imenial Quarter
masters and others 20 close their papers BY
experienced Quartermastar's eloFks) Al No.
%, North Cherry street.
81 r. BBrEna.
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LUNRER knight & Bro. are unloadin
az their Steam Elevator, on Rolling hm
Hill. barge containing sSe,e0o fee, Of
white pine lumber, embracing AZ kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing tmbsrs,
jOice, and scanuing, a. follows;
2x4-ls, IS, ank a feet long.
2x6-is, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-ao, y, - and 80 .feei long.
21zxs-zo, q and a feet long.
2J<xlo-is and q feet long.
21Sxl2-2o feet long.
4x6--2o and 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sxt-s, z, 10. u, Is. % aud e feet long.
Also Isl, zoe feet choice white pine flooring,
Of All widths, Tor she loweat eaah prices, At
Knighl a Broa' Lumbar Yard. Il
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$40 Reward.

C5TRAVFD from the resdencs 81 ne setscntfr'
- corner 81 Vine and Bel streets, souih NAsll-
vile or SUNDAY uornirg tise y % ms, . AK ~
ENLARGED aud hrps 3 little, has the letter branl
"a on ms rieht hip, aho1t 10 81 ~ yeaTs Old 70 %
ersblv good worEiur order. he vas bootht o.
Randal brown. living on lemun hIane street !
,iIi F1ve ths shoge reward 10 any person VINO Eih
deliver hin % ne e my Iesde1ces or e cay once
og Gay street, between Cherry and SUMMED,
i1asal-g J. 3. COUSINS
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River Hseu inches. Showers yesisr.s " sna ihis
morning, bat clearing up az aeon.
1hermome,er Sf.
FirrsurRaR, July OR yer Ftafonary With A feet
WHierin he ohanasl. Il Ias bsea raiaing ali tie
nom ng
Nav loEK July l0.-Cosion qu'st sfso. -Four
lAslac teitsri s. 2oas SIS ior erhs sta.s 4. s. Toa
saRo1nd hAop Ohio. Wheat sii bars 81
or Amb-r Michigan 81 Is ar Wsss M.chir,n.
C'rn e ees'sri lS8 . for uh-OuaIs s1s5st sound
70 foF Western mixed. Oats duuates.
Me'F-pork frne. at s26 7sQs8 s7ls. New mess
ST 5os2i
Pine Lard frmsr az i692oii. Whisky qBis. AZ
g uS59 r Western. Petroleum dull
IN Costa hca arrived tbs morning hzIneae
lsl.eoo in treasure stocks better. Moasy ss,s
aud penny.
Sol opened a agis and closed Ct sls7s
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Tho susier Goods At A. & N. Landsberr,
corner Public Square and Market ara uow
being closed out. These must be cold rs-
garaicss of price. Nov b your lme Do gel
great bargains there 10 Tebacoo, Cigara,
Cam Cd Fruit, Oy.iers, 6aFdines, notions
sud Hats Convince yourself BY calling
there
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We would respectfully ask ne aftenton % L,ssiies
20 THIS new university popular hair pTeparnao1,
and remind them Of the well established Elct that
many Of the hair tones n vogue are not only poe-
eress for so0i, bat Absolutely pernicinua, and too
often destructive In their inluenee uppa The growth
Of the hair. The "L0ndol Hair Color kesfOTef -
contains no ggtettnce has Eiu clog ne porIa hut
i does contain real nourIshmeat OR the Vessela
rom which iis roofs slvng thus rcadeflne The hair
truly clegant and besu1ll| in every period 81 lie.
On ehildseu's heads t lays tbs foundation q = rood
bead Of hsE, and a. the ladys Toilet & d indspen-
sable.
Docs MOI 90 Hot, BoaHcf, o. ~ f1ea Liaeu.
Iiis The OnlF aitegted article thst VIA a1s0irssiy
without deception, restore the hair 70 ts Original
colcr ana tealIsF. causing % 30 gr0a Hhsre d has
allen % Or become tnln- Prce 81 2, per bottle.
Sold By DT saayne a Son, 81 North sixth street.,
Phlla,
W,L&o. ". SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine stroets, Nashfille.
aV9-Hui--iu ~ sef
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines end Porter
Hossettsr's, Oedron and Robacks Bitsors;
Ayre's, Hurly'a and BulI's sarsaparilla, for
sale at The lowest eash rates at z. W. Fos-
tor's, 80. IS Public Square. DR.. n. U.
Smith attends to Che compromising Or pre-
scriplions.
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IFCHi IrCHu mann
Scratch ScFatchll Scratrbilf

RLANks lfCH CERATE VII care he rf.b d,
- .iftt 81 1llrsi aiso currs s.-liI- HerIF "a
sores, snd 81 Eflptons 81 :he Szfn +. ernf1i,s -
5ieIclfy. flce 81 ccncs per hcx seaf iIv Issil ~
hKprssa q q per dozeu At.lrsz1 D. Rfs5t- 4 ~
BOX -, Cincinnati, Ohio, or
DEAOVIE1.g = 20
NP'i'-'in Nashville. Tcnn.
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sIGashrille aaniulG.
VIZ. CAMERON 9 DOL, PabIIshers.
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1865.

Our contemporary of the Raleigh Pro
gress is informed that there IS no such
law in Tennessee as that he refers to
in his impression of the 5Oth ult, as
fixing the status of the colored man. "
Such measure was before the Legisla-
ture, but it failed. Il can never be-
come law.
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P S. The Declaration of Independ-
ence was read, and considerable eulo-
gy passed upon it; and then some four
or five very appropriate speeches made
by gentlemen who were present. Good
feelings were expressed by all, and
every individual seemed to be resolved
to do all in his power to restoreIaw and
order.
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We are authorized to announce EKGov. Wa. B.
cAMPBELL as candidate ior Congress IN the Fiah
Congressional District, composed Of the counties
Of Davidson, williamson, Wilson, Sumner. Fot-
ertson, and Cheaiham JET
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FHoToesAFHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal aad Confedsrsts. The largest col
lection in the vest, Cor sale, wholesale snd
retail Remember the place, Gallery Of she
Cumberland. Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mroial Hotel. may27-tE
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Is ne are about TO have Peace, eli can
BrlRk Wine ana be Narrr.

The pure cid imported Port, sherry, Mala-
g, Currant and Claret Wines, Old Otard aud
bieeS Berry Brandy, Champagne, Bittors,
S.enepPss Holland Gin aud many other
Iil uqrs 700 numerous 20 mention, besides
eatables Of almost every description r-B ID
found AZ ". ". Totten's Grocery honae. No.
Is, College strost, Nashville, Tenn.
mayls-H
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the. great
Baby Tanner, e he 6allory Of The Cumbsr-
aud. sprll-M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for Congress.

We ihe undersigned, caad dstes Tor Congress in
The 50 District. viii address the people at the fol-
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III Is NOT DYE.

REHEEHEE---l Is couplets within itself; no other
dressing or accompaniment Of any KIND benz TO-
qu5red. The hair Il Fenovated and stress ihenad
10 arestored tolts original coor, Hoitness AID bean
~, without the Application % mineral suhs-anees
lt IL entirely different ron the many eriicss that
have been issued rom time 10 time, and l. the
0sLY EE0WS REaFoEEK q UOL0a and perfect HAa
DazSER oonaugEp. u is deiicslely pcrfunsd and
can be spilled By hand, OF soh brush, Is it does
not slnin De a-ln or aol he aaa.l Inan. IL
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This vice, which Is never pFaotiosd in
the presenco Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The nobisst
and most talented young msn that ever
gave tongue 70 el0qu6uco Or pen b song.
Il hes destroyed heallh. blasted lhs consii
tations and reduced The miserable victim tc
g living 5keieton- Nor are iheso lls final
and fatal effects IN IL pains are ssattaFed
the ruins cf reason, the most melaucholy
aght that can meet mortal eyes. 70 bs
cured psrins8sntly Of his alaiofion, cali On
Dr. Coleman 80. g North Cherry street.
Or address him By letter, Box 500, Nssh
vie, Tens. fs69s-N
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Eleven trains left Chattanooga last
Friday for Atlanta, Georgia, on the said
rad
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Gold is falling, % u ths price q Photo-
graphs - The Gallery Of he Cumborland.
Card Pietrres nov Only 8 per do1sn.
aPFii-tf A. 8. MoEss. Is Cedar "a.
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- How many millions Of mothers VII
bless ths inventors Hurley's worm Candy
for giving their children such palafabls
medicine Cor eEPsiing and destroying
worms, thus saving he lives ef her dear
children.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We sre authorized TO announce EDHoSp CooFra
Of the county Of Bedford, as a candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Forth Congressional Dis
trici. composed Of the counties Of 6iles, Franklin,
codee, Cannon, Ruiheriord. Marshal, and Bedford.
in the Congress q the United States.
He VII address the people Of the District 1t The
f11lnu-.a.s. fsrYrna ra.F DID,.
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FoR sALE WAY CHEAF.--Mr. J. Deprsz, at
No. 40, Cherry street, Colorado Building
has a lot Of counters ana shelving Cor sale,
which those Wishing 70 purchase such ar
ticies would do well 70 examine
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GaEar ATTRACTION at Cameron. 6i,rs &
co'ss-suPor silk Broeade, French Groua-
dine a. 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
0olphus Mugs French Jaeonots.
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Summer Hats. snow styles, just rccoiv-
ed. r. II. THosPsos,
y Cherry street, neaz Union.
iuuet-u
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FTFrH covaREssf0N,I pTsTRrcr

We are authorised 20 announce N. 81. BE1lS, AZ
candidate for Congress IN The Fiah Congressional
District composed o. the counties Of williamson,
Davidson, Wilson. Summer, Robertson and Cheat
ham. iunels-tds
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just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, taTleton. aiusoos, muslins. oil pr
70 sale. GEo. 8HfELbs 4 Co.
jlyi-9 IS and - College street
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FIFTH CoNGREsslovAL DISTRICT

We are authorized 10 announce sAHUEI J. CsETER
as a candidate for Congress in the Fiah District,
composed Of The counties Of williamson, Dsyid.
son, Summer, Robertson and Chestham.
ie2t--tde
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oh, or Water eolors
Get he genuine Al Che Gallery Of che Cum.
oerisnd. aprII-H
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We are authorized 10 announce A. r. Gasnr-,
Is candidate FOR seat in the next Congress ofthe
United States from The Third Congressional D.s-
tuct
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The Bsiasi Chamber, Al H., a. g..
Ana lnsiruruen Cor YounF Men. 49, -, - -
laiie treaimeni Cor Diseases of tss 49, -
aexnal syNeuls-Seat free IN saaled savef,r'.s
Adde'S DO, y. sklLLTN HOuGHTON- Hc--sr-i
Aasoeiaiion, Philads,phia, p. se-is-I ~
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEALED Proposals will be received until the 18Th
- dsy OF Jnly next at the Office Of the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance Company ior furnishing
materials and reconstructiug the suspen.ion Bridge
across Cumheris nd river al NashNilie Tenn, Owned
by the Broad Street Bridge Company. Persons
making bids for this work, viii be required 10 sub.
NIT plans, with specifications complete, Tor the
work 10 he done.
The stone piers and ahutmerts are already built,
and hus little damaged and large quantity OF the
irons taken from The old bridge has been preserved
which may be used again.
BY order Of the Beard. ..
A W. BUuER. sec'y and Treasurer.
Naehvilla June i4-ti
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. DelIeately Per-
fumnd

" bondoa Hair Cdi0r Rest0rs- and Dressing. "
" Lsssd0n Hair Coi0r Rest0rcr ard Dresing. b
"a Lsndon Hair Oi0T Rsst0rs. and Dressing. p
&" LsnlOH Hafr Cdlor Rssforcr and Drelanq "
1t will restore gray hair b is Original color.
2.--It will make % grow on bald heats.
AT viii restore The nafural sserefions.
4 Iii will remove AZ dandTui and Itching.
oh VIII maze TIE haif son eioasy ana ] szhle.
G.-lt VIII preserve tha original color 70 oid aea.
lit Will prevent the hair from failing Of
Alt Will cure az diseases Of tha fealp.
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Cameron. Grier & Co.
Norshwess Corner Of
Square and College St.
iuae2s-n
A GARD.

rv,r-- undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
yTrll escorted Stock q lroes SastlaAs, 49,
e-r,nTs Axes. Copper, Ainc, sash, cia-s- 49,
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Brass Tea end Porcelain heilers - ~ -
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