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for the sailing Of an armed rebel steamer from one
of the Canadian ports, for the purpose OF proving
upon the United States commerce upon the lakes.
The principal Id ibis el.s Tprise is the notorious
NeD9pald, the confederate Of Kennedy and Beall.
The affidavit sets forth that the aianl being are
that W. L. Mcdonald, at his house, corner Of
Agnes and Teranly streets, Toronto, was manu-
featuring handgrenades, shells, &C., gave notice
Of the facts 10 the United States Consul but before
the police authorities went to the premises, the
munitions and implements had been removed
Some Of them hal been sent to Colingwood tor
the steamer Georgian. In consequence Of disclo-
sures made 20 the United States Consul and
the discoveries Of The police, the Hon. Robert
Spense proceeded 10 Co llingwood to inspect the
Georgian, and found on board the said W. L. Nc
Donald and various other parties, and the-eupon
seized the vessel as being about to pass The fron
tier Of the province to some place in the United
States, be considering :ha. there was probable
cause for believing that said vessel was about to
be used for the purpose OF araid or hostile expe-
dition into the United States, contrary to the &C.
of the last session of Parliament, entitled " An
Act for the prevention and repr ession Of ou.rages
in violation Of the peace Of this Province and
for other purpos es."
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by +. Il. UCE. A. cticnAer,
rs Main street

7 WILL cell en- FRIDAY MORNING MKT com
| mencin at 10 &c ok. a. nyEtore No. Sc NAL
street. n ls'ge aSsortnent OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
bnsitsiDg in pr! Of
elegant Oak Chamber sett
Elegant Marble op Bureaus
Marble Top Wsglst8n3s
lies ant Nsho5 any EsdrOts
Small ard Large 81! 7ors
Cha RS, Book Iise
Bed seads Feather Bed s1d q, nkets
boo,s and Shoes .roelseiy Ware
Mating aud Carpeth
God and Silver y atCbes
Knives .na FORKS AMI niny other GooIs.
Good, received until O'Clock.
ap27--tds l.. u. L. OK Sc Vain street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

ANOTHER PIRATE FOR THE LAKES.
The Toronto Globe publishes the affidavit Of
citizen, sworn to before Chief Justice Richards,
which details plot, all but ready for execution,
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HDQRS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES, !
RICHMOND, Va, April &c, 1866.

HDQRS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMEsl
RICHMOND, VA, April &c, 1866. :
Major General ORD.
Commanding Department Of Virginia
General-In order that farmers may have an oppor-
tunity to procure animals for agricultural purposes,
all condemn ed horses and mules belonging 10 the
forces in this Department will be sold public a9ction
at such times and places may be deemed most suit.
able Tie sales will be made in small lots and no.
ice Of at least two weeks will be given of each sale by
publication in the newspapers.
Very respectfully,
Your ebeeient servant,
Signed ". H. HALLECK.
Official:
J. c. KELToN, 4. 4. G. apH
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TIE CHICAGO CONSIDERATIONS.

The findings Of the court mar tial in the Of
the Rebel conspirators charged with the h=inous
design of destroying Chicago by fire on the day OF
the Presidential election last fall, have been made
public by General Hooker, SO far relates to five
of them. Charles Walsh and R. T. Semmes were
found guilty and sentenced to hard labor in the
penitentiary, the former for Eve and the latter for
three years. Buckner Morris and Vincent NJ r
maduke were acquitted. The decisions in the
cases of Greenfell and Daniels have no. yet been
promulgated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

THE CAPTURE or MONTGOMERY, ALA.
The steamer Blackstone, which arrived in New
York on the 23d from Hilton Head, brings Sayan-
nah papers Of the 18th. The Savannah Herald
Of that date confirms the news of the fall of Mont
gomery. The place was evacuated BY the rebel
and occupied by the United States troops on tn
llth instant, the rebels retreating in the direction
of Columbus, Ca. Government stores were being
removed from Colun bus, the.announcement of the
capture Of which BY the United States troops was
expected by the mex, news from Augusta.
Montgomery is near the centre Of the State Of
Alabama; Columbus is on the Chattahooch,e river,
eighty miles due east of Montgomery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

AU -TlOt "a ~
NRFRIDAY HCRKlEG. lie 1Stb iDetant commeu.
" cling promptly ~ Il o'e.'ck viii Offer Tor gale b.
auction following desiTsb goods;
$50 baHes mercer Jsekson cad Peach Blow Pc.
toes
10 bbls. Ness Fork
10pacsagGs bptter
10 bis. tpsar
% boxes 7Sllow CAndles &c, &c.
Cona. gnmtnts Gohf ited.
For further part euers sre Special Notice morning OF
sale.
sale conducted By Tsrdy VIII AIMS.
ap2T-9t w. g. BURTCN
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HDQRs MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1866
Major General ORD:
Comd'g Dept. of Virginia.
GESERAL-All women and children who wish TO 20
from Richmond to southern counties and have no means
of transportation will receive transportation on the
Railroad to Burkesvle far the road is repaired
Those who wish 10 60 in other directions will be con-
veyed out of the city in ambulAnces to certain conye
nent ints to be des gnated by you. No will be
permitted to come to the city in public cOnveysnces
Very respectfully
Your obt servant,
fSipnedj H. W. HALJECK,
Maj Gen. Comd'g.
Official:
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BY JAMES Y. TAYLOR
eli naer
Lurlbex', floors, ETonness Sash, dc.
FOR SALL Al Az tim
VKyI Il be sod o. Tue,dly the 9sth inst, ct ).
w o'clock. A. ", The Gar enter shop Of Mir. GEO.
W JA3Yl-, AZ tn sner o! Csrg and Fouskes streeS
lot box frames,
Let door d..
/ los plunei dor.
J 10. sash and blinds
/ lot dIesse A0oing
lot dressed weai her boGl ding
! lot half inch plank fer steps
lot 3by scsbtiing
lot 2 - By 10 ioAt
lot white pine
! lot M nj ieceR
1 10. colum Is for front porch
Lot mould ng
Mortising Machine
superior OF Carpenter tools
Terms so and under cash over that amount, credit
Of 80 days will be given.
p3TEa JAS N TAYLOR. Auet
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NTARIF.--Wantedto rent good STABLE-ii
= the vcinit Of the. spotswOoe Hotel preferred
A'dreas, by letter, L. C'' wing omce'
4p27-3t
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T EASES OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
IL the Burnt District AT auctfOn.-On
TUESDAY, May 3D. commencing at II o'clock NJ, we
will lease at auction upon the premises respectively the
The lot on north see Of Main between 9Th and 10Th
st ee's being the SINE formerly occupied by John p.
Regnau.-25 BY 100 feet.
The three 10 facing the Square known as the "Park
House" pr perty the south eide Of sank, between
9t1 and 10th Streets fronting so ee running back 10
feet.
The lot on north side Main, between 18th and 18th
streets, former occupied by Mr. B. W. Knogles-25 by
1Ou feet
The leases are TO be for five years with the privilege
Of rene al for five years more. Buildings TO be
erected according to plans hich will be shown at the
time
BY request Of .he executor of s. P. Vial, deceased
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
pr1 Auctioneers.
DARN FOR RENT NEAR The CITY.-we offer for
Il rent, for the balance of the year, FARM on the
Brook Turnpike about one and a slf miles from tie
40 or so bushels OF whea and Is seeded and some
over and grass al very large garden planted il
vegetables with fruits DC.
The Improvements are comfortable and the farm build
ngs extensive, the pl ace well wsered and healthy.
For terms, &c, apply to
ap27%t GRUBBS x WILLIAMS.
WANTED.
EREIGHT FOR BALTIMORE,
II Norfolk,
Philadelphia,
New York.
Boston.
Highest prices paid for
Tobacco, Hides and Produce.
VIM +. BURTON,
ap27-2t No. g Union st.
C0RNs, BUNI0NS, NAILS GROWING INTO The
" flesh Soft Corns between the toes and al diseases
Of the feet treated without pain, permitting the paten
10 walk immediately with perfeci ease and comfort b.
Or. SCHULTZ the scie tifc Chiropodist hememher
no soreness after during treatment
once Wall street. near Franklin, (See sign Of
foot.)
For want of timely cure millions have died of med
chile wonnds. ap27-lt'
NOTICF.---The Co-psrtnershp Of MINOR 4
~ BURKE has this day been dissolved by mUtua
nj. As cur books were lost dur ng the fire
he Sd instant due notice I'LL be given when
settle the business Ct the late firm. |
TT MINOR, l
R. W. BURKE.
Richmond, April 26. 1855. ap27-Nt
CN0R RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM, in a pleasst
L house. near Ginb es Hill. Inquire Of the &c
WI. sp27-N
NH ANlkD.-A sPElNG WAGON and Hal
w NESS. Apply q, No $50 Brood street,
ap N-lt ". c. JOHNSTON. Il
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1--WE DOLLARS Reward, Stolen, a
large dark bay Stallion two white feet the right
side slightly foundered shoes on white star in the
o. JAMES McDOUGHAN.
an 21-3t' nth street near Central Railroad shops
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

BY E. Z. COOK,
Au,tioneer, 10 Main street.
RcusehoIa Furniture, Office Desks,
Tables, &c.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY the 2e,h inst at 10 o'clock will cell
Z y my store general assort ment OF Furniture.
Bureaus Wsrdrobes Wash Stands.
Div ms Sofas, Chairs,
Bedsteads and Pc ding,
Feather Beds and Mattr isses
A large nber Of Office Desks and Tables
Shoes Hardware, SC.
ap H-2t Z. B. COOK, Auc:.
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OFFICERs AND OTHERS DESIRING BOARD CAN
u be aecomm dated by appl ing TO- Mrs. N. =. VIA :,
I'd door above corner Of 7th and Mainistreets
ap2T-Ns
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GATANlkD.-A sPslNG WAGON and Hal
w NESS. Apply ct No, $50 Brood street
ap N-lt' W. c. JOHNSTON.
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Office.

\ ~ ---jn Tuesday afternon n April 2oth on i1th
| street. probably IN the neighboThood Of Capitol
Souare a BLACK LACE VEIL.
A handsom reward will be paid if the finder will re.
turn IL to the Northeast corner OF Clay and th SITS
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- With OK WITHOUT
Is lodging can be obi ined at the Piedmont House be
TIVE n II Is b on Msin
Tre nsents would find it 10 their interest TO call.
4 49,
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ness.
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LumEE knight 4 Bro. are unlosdia
at their Steam Elevator, On Rolling Miu
Hill, barge containing SSo,ooo feet Of
white pine lumber. embracing al kiads Of
clear and common plank, framing timber
ioice, and scaauing, a. ioilowa.
2x4--I6, Is, snk = feet long.
3xs-ls, 20, end p ieetloug.
2xs-25, y, "a snd 80 feot long.
25Sxs-2o, y and a. feet long.
31Sxle-is and q feet long.
3llxl3-2o feet long.
4ze-2o and 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sx4-e, Z, 10, Il, Is, 70 and 2 ,eei long.
Also $50 Ooo feet choice white pine aaoring.
Of all widths, for The lowest cash prices. a.
knight 4 Bros'. Lumbar Yard. a
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The 9th District.
S. N. ARYRLL. FRO

NOMINEE or IHE DISTRICT COW ENT on
IN viii b pleased tO met and aadrsss III.
Voters OF tae 6th Congresso5al Dis.rcs ct the iof
loving times sad places. Mr Tnomas is invite,
TO sttenf
On Fri5ay. l8th Ju y. 80 Lisdsn. Perry county.
On SATURDAY,, 18Th July, a. Ra rts.oHn, Penn
county.
on Mondsy. I7.h J1iy. At JohHs0bvHe. aumph
Teyscouniy.
: % wednssdsy. l0h July. Il Wavsry. Humph
feys county.
On FRIDAY 2ls. JAY, At Charlotte, in Dickscn
couuiy.
On Monday, 2fh July. at Dover, in ssewsr
couuty. "A
IN Wednesday ssi1 July. 9. csrksyills. Mont
Eonery County
On staurdly, 2oih July, si Cent-evine, Hiclrmau
county.
On Monday, sIst July. st Columbia. in N ur,
coun.y i.lv4
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VETEIL known IN this and tho adjoining States
w 81 experienced aud competent directors Of
female education, respectfully inform the citizens
of Nashville. ana The pubic in geaersl, that spa.
clous buidng. recently erected, enables them 70
receive larget ngBnner q pupils. l
The Aea Iemg = sbout uliie froin flie city, and
is sinated 10 one Of me most beautiful and healthy
loca ions IN it vicinity.
The LADIES' Of this Institution, being especially
devoted 20 the educstion Of the Yong OF their
Oan sex, will ieave nothing undons to impaTt 70
the pupils confded to their care, q thOrqggh sdu-
cation Ia the hi Il hast sense Of the word.
The reigon pnofessad By the ladies' Of the Iu-
stitution is the Catholic and they viii mpsrt s9e-
cal religious instruction to pupils proies; ing that
nith. s fH
Pppas Of every neHeions dissemination VII b
ad ntted, and no undue influence will he used 10
b as the religious pnneiples Of the young lanies
nor Will any OF them o. PERM ted to embrace the
Catholic faith wi hout he vesbal or Eriten consent
Ct parents or guardians.
Uniformity and gCOd 6rder, however, require Che
attendancOo Of ali AZ mornrng Hnd evening prayers.
aud Al tf q religions exercises on SUNDAY at
The Course Of Stu1les is divided INTO four de-
partmsnts each de partmsni stiDg its own distinct
course Of studies ass gned IT,
The Academic ear viii consist % tTo Sessions
the Erst cOmms nclng on the iirst McudsY ol
september the second on the first Monday of Feb
ruary- The Academic J ear Niil close with puhlic
distributions Of premiums and -honors, about ~
10Th Of JGne Of each yeaf. Ef.a u
Parents OF Gusrd ans Wishing 70 place .heir BIZ
dren wsrds in The Institution, will BE- re- eJyed
on any day but Sunday.
For further part oulars sppfy st the Academy
All business icter- % be addressed 10 the hiotlsel
Superior, Saint Cecils's Academy, Mount NerBou,
Nashville, Tenn JEST
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Great BargainsI

UuTLEES, MERCHANTS ahu DEALERS {
- aeuoraliy. II you wish 70 buy goods at :
HsssOnahlc, yea. Really Satisfactory pfl-
ces, Eire ~ eal. 4
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PHoroeSAFas.-PhotogFaphs Of Gsnarsis
Federal and conieasrate. The largest sol-
lection in he west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of ne
Cumberland. 2sCedsr street, opposite Com
mrciAl Hotel. msysT-a
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Champion Brick Machine.

flthE hhuPhlGpQlis 0f Tfiis RECENT pa
= tent ior the ulanul4ctura If nrick are urFr-rrl
g. dispose o Macnines ali rEhfs N nse the faune
~ Necllne Is aispia sf erislTilal.tl. DOES rrt
readily cei out oi repair7 has immense power
niakes the BRICK square and roiids caa he Worsssi
with single horse; calses Iiltie delay or rarnuV-
inF stores, VII mske from twenty-five % thIrtv-
I've ihousand hlckE per dEy.i Clncuiar ~ an
rsrfscniars iarparsied on applicEi0n u Fsif-ri a
keniok, u Bruadsay, Nes E0rg. July s-lr1
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10, That the assassination Of His Ex
cellency Abraham Lincoln, late Presi
dent of the United States, was mosl
infamous and fendish act. That i'm
pious deed was not the work Of Uaos
1Ien.
H. That the Chairman appoint a
committee Of thirteen to forward the
proceedings Of this meeting to Presi-
dent Johnson, and have the same pub
iished in some newspaper.
Which being read and heard were
unanimously adopted
The Chairman then appointed the
following as committee under the
llth resolution, viz;
John c. Hyde, Chas. Palmer, John II
Brasher, Nathan Selms, Dan. Fowler.
Wiley BagWell, Calvin Painter. John
Dobbs, john c. Brogan, Sylvester Berry,
Jonas Webb, A. J. Hendon, and Wm
N EMS.
The meeting then adjourned.
TH0S D. EMS, Charm.
ALEXANDER COBB, Secretary
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As Fe are about % have Peacs. AL can
Drink Nlna ga Ia H.

Ihepare old imported Port, skorry. Msls-
ga Currant snd Clarel Wines. Old 0tsrd a.
Blackberry Brandy, Champagno, Bittsrs
Sc7appa, Holland Gin, and many afhar
liquors 20 uumeropa 70 mention, besidsa
eatahles 81 almost every description csn b.
iound - ". " Hotien's Grocery house No
3, College street., Nashville. Tenn.
maylS-tf
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TO the Voters OF the Sixth Congress
siOnal district.

Compossd ef tae oointss Of Laurence. Wa,ms, Har-
din, Decatur, Perry, L0ris. Nmay Hickzlan, Diel-
sonl HiqHphes, SterVag aud Montgomery:
] take this method Of announcing myself a can
aidate 70 represent youn TIE next Congress Of the
United States, and respectfully ask your suffrage At
the election on the first Thursday N August next.
iel3-tP D. B. THOMAS.
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SELF Ahnse.

tbs vice, which ia never prscticed IL
the presence of sngs one, has proved The
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the no5lesl
and aost talented youDg mea that ever
gave tongue 81 eioquence or pen 70 song.
i has destroyed hezlth, blasted the eonaff
tuition, and refucsd tho miserable virrfm a
q living skeleton. Nor are these ils fa11
ard fatal eiiscsj IN ~ pains are scattered
the ruins e reasen, the most mslancholy
sight that can meet mortal eysa. rs IL
cured psTnaneltly Of this aflieaos, cal On
Dr.. C0ismAn, Ne. e Eorth CharrY stsssl
Or address hina by istte-, Rox soi, Nash
vile, Ienn. fsb16-h
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its repaiation for cuung scroflia Old ulcers, hir
Joint compliant, liberated sore throat Fhile swell
ing dark bOtohes or defect in the shin tois vel.
los szins msrssmus or HastEg flesh, Theufi.Iic
affections. painsin The bones, a. is sith out psral.
lei. The weak snd dehii a,ed, or any diselse Of .
scrofuiOla nature, 10 s sure TO do good, a. the
many thousand testimonials from an parts of the
world viii proTei nothing ever discovered can com
pare with Il 10 crling tllat class Cf disorders.
4 Mercuual and syph'htlc Diseases u ahort or long
standing-nothing has ever proved 90 gfsc ual u
completely Graduating every Festige of these dan
gerous complaints.
Chrome Euypslas Of the Fare ls cured 70 q great
esrtantF.
Dark bl0tches, OF defects 10 the skin olen imep
appear. The "Pgnaeoa" ard "yiatment'' will cesr
the Elan, tad z vo r more yOutlillN complexion.
To bo sure Of getting the pure and genuine Pan.
aeea, purchase direct AZ fho principal ofcs ~ Dr
SFayne con, $50 North SIKH street, Philadelphia
or 81 tho Drag sore o.
VI &C. ". SMITH, Drusgi.is.
Cor. Chureh aud Fins SO. Aasngias
mayi2-3m Hsdfn.sun.
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GaEkr ArrRaCEfos al Cameron, Glars =
Co's.g-super silk Rroesde, French 0rena
dine al 75li Also Printed Linen Lawna,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconots.
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Sold = falling, % IS The pries Of Photo-
graphs a The Gallery Of he csfabsriasd.
Card Pictures rev only $ per dossn-
aPfil-I A. S. MoEss. = Cedar u.
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BRIDCMAN
Oil and Salt
COMPAN r..
Capital $25O,OOO
Oflce-A-NO. n College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated lolisr The LeBs Of nc Sat
Of Tennessee

rTIHIS Company Is Organized for the purpose Of
Mining and Borin- foI Petroleum, Cos Salt
water an 0 her vsluable minerals; ana
Row owns in zee sin PIE upEards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land IN Rhss, Hamilton Rlsd-
soc and Van Buren counties also
Various Leases, including GulHhes Gorges,
Coal, Coke sndIrn Banks. one sslt Well, hree
Ochre Bauks and tso n ester Banks; 81
Several pla es whore ind catit ns for Petroleum
sre - good as any lie the htate
The Capital Of ihl COMPANY IS $4,000 With the
priv lege Of increasing 1t To 100000.
The rrtsident Of this Company is an old res'dent
Of bledsoe county, Tenn. fsvorsDly and extensive
3 known ~ va tE
Shares ilthi company are SlOo each snb ct to
calls OF lO per cent, no oftener than in three
months.
twenty-five Thousand Dollars Of the stock o
this COMPANY has slrsady been subscribed
The Office o. this Company is at No II College
rect, Rashv lie, where any infornat on can Le had
snd subscriptions Of toes taken.
B, f. BR!DGMAN, President.
iy20-ln EItHE
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We are authorized TO announce SAHUEL J. CGRrFR
as a candidate for Congress in the Fifth District,
composed Of the counties Of williamson, Iavid.
son, sumner, Robertson and Cheatham.
ie2l-tde
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rTTE hsse u.t rsce.Fei , iarTe ~ of f.a ,,...-
~ - lslo OLD FikllAlA HuUsrt 81
Aiao Hay flr sale cheap. 70 ralii|ea ~.
sock A A. efshCEk
tcFFerl uE ard Comm lsIca Nsr-k.-s.
fo. scaafsA ST. itiHesn harkst kaa fr5sf'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
announcement Tor Congress.
FouRTH ooNaKEssToNAL nIsrRIc

We are authorized to announce EBzosD CooPEa
Of the county Of Bedford, as candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fo1rth Congressional Dis
tr'ct, composed OF the counties Of 6iles, Frnnkhn,
Coffee, Cannon. Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress of the United states.
He VIII address the people OF the District at the
following times and places:
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Beaziifal PictuEes q Babes iaksn IN
tarss ssssaas By ME. Ferdinand, ths great
BABY Tanner, a Ne Gallery of ths Cumbsr-
sad. spF1-M
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so. 10
SPECIAL NOTICES
li yo1 want 70 keep cool these hot dsv, 30
q ~ College street, and stsonaa Of che Nos
excellent Ice Cream IA the city. u

ne brieai ehembes, an Esssg of wsrnlnt
i.aoie treatment f1r h.seases of the urnsTg 49,
.e1uai rg-'euls.-Sent lree, in seated aefa. .,rs.
Aedrees, u-. y skli.LlN HouGaToN, Btssrf
ASSOCIATION. Phlsie.pha TAI af4fE- II
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 70 announce Col. VIZ. b.
sToEEs, Of DeKalh, candidate for Congress in ths
third Congressional District. jeIs-H
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Hon Richatd ogelsbY, Governor state of Iuno.s.
Hon. David 1. Laws. Judge Supreme Conli, q. 81.
Hor. Wm. G. Brovnlos, Covernsr of Tennessee
Bhg. Gen. Jas. p. BFowuioEs Adj 0ea State u Tss-
nessce
Eon. 81. N. Buen, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Safhsuiel Baxter. Nash7Hs.
Hon. 10. G Guild. Sashyl1e.
Hon. Johu Hugh Smith. Nashurs.
p ". Nancy, ESQ. Nashville
Messrs. Morris a sttaiton. Nashville.
Hessrs. Evans o.. Naahvns
Mmrod Por.er. Columbia, Tenn.
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NIayorahy.

We are authorized TO announce Cept WILLIAM
DRIVER as candidate for the office Of Mayor Of
Nashville, ct the coming election-hrat Saturday IN
September next. iyz3 theo
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ETTlLsoE, J ". CO. Manufacturers and
w Whoesa e and Retail eslets 10 Tin, Copper
an Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods. No. II
College street,
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We are authori-eo 70 announce Ex-Goy. W.. b.
CAMPBELL as candidate for Congress IN the Fifth
Congressional nistnet composed Of the counties
Of Davidson, williamson, Wilson, sumner, Rob
ertson. and Cheafham. lagT
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Pearl Ainiainros, IN on, or Wassr eolers
Get he gsnsiae a he Gallery Of tae Gun.
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