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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

800 bbls Extra Family Flour
go bbls Superhne Flour.
30 bblS Coffee Sugar;
Is Dbl. and & do
80 bbls yellow do.
% hhds New Orleans Sugar
l1 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
- sacks prime Rio Coffee;
2 sacks Laguira Coffee;
300 boxes Proctor 4 Gambsrs Soap;
l25 boxes Various brands German SSsp;
80 boxes F-ncy. Shaving and Toilet Soap;
IL dozen Fancy Buckets
1000 boxes Cigars, 1ne brands;
30 dozen Bed Cords;
u barrels Rutlers BlaokinE
1000 Flour Sacks;
30 boxes Candy;
A. cases Baltimore Oysters;
20 packages Star Candles.
LIS packages Stsarine do,
Z boxe, John Night sod.,
- cask. Soda;
rs bbls Syrup:
20 boxes Pepper
q boxes Spice;
~ boxes Indigo;
- boIes MFaArd;
2 boxer Fins TobaccOi
~ Caddies do;
% dozen Brooms Is dozen Wsshb .anl,
% bbIs fno Bourboa Whisky;
Is bbls Robertson County Whisky;
90 bbls Tennessee White WHISKY
BRANDY. RUM. GIN AND WINES; Of various
brands. doc4-lm.
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NOTICES By THE
CITY PREiSS.

Alta period like the present, yhen our city Is
filed to overHosin With transient population,
and diseases prevail 70 pn extent hitherto IN
dreamt Of j is proper that the mesn OF cure
should be Of ready access, and that thOee imme-
diately interested should have ipformstion which
will lead thspn 70 avail themselves Of competent
medical advice. Zen Who have been EDUCATED in
the best schools OF the profession Of medicine, and
been successful in q practice OF many years, are
surely worthy Of confidence; II they have given
their attention exclusively 70 one branch Of the
profession, and made themselVes m4sters OF it,
they have still more right to expect support, more
particularly il they have afforded proof Ok their
ability to cure. To this latter class belongs DR.. L.
l.. COLEMAN. vbs. in his speciality, has been
bencfactor to the afflicted and may ever be relied
on a. a safe and sure physician.-Nssho,ts UHIos
The attention Of the afflicted s directed 10 The
advertisement Of DR.. COLEMAN, in another column.
As practitioner IN the noble science Of meticine
be stands ct the head Of his profession. lie s
graduate Of the most distinguished University in
proud Of him. for IL all its alumni have achieved
such success az he has, the dind Mater may well
feel proud Of her ofspring.-lsshv,Hs 1s"e'-
Attention /. directed to the advertisement Of
DIR. CoLENAS. TO be found in another eolVmn ID !.
Doctor Is n graduate Of the University OF PENN
rylvania an old and experienced practitioner, and
has been very successful both here and elsevhers
in ms treatment OF the various diseascs to when
he has devoted his attention FOR many years pnt
Those requiring his services will ind that ne y
not only skillful physician, but is high-toncd.
clover gcntleman.-NGshriHs Pre's
Oaico Hours from In the Morning 20
o at Night
All letters must be addressed
DIR. l.. L. COLEMAN,
Box SOC, p. o.,
Nash TilIe, Tennessee.
deot-s1m
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ALI DESPERATE CASES
VENEREAL DISEASES,

because they fancy it i net rsss..tass to rea
them.
sufferings will not know any difference in the
respecfdbiiitv OF 6tsedses-a maladies arc alike Al
subjects for his care and reflection.
There exists, without doubt, doplorsbe de-
gree Of ignorance in regard to the nature and treat
ment Of the whole clsss Of FenvedI Diseases. Our
hospitals and graveyards are full of the monu-
ments of ignorance in the Medical Profession. and
il requires bold, scientific Physicians 10 mako this
department o
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FSew York Money Market.

We clip the following from the Journal II o6a-
alerco.
The money market Il comparatively quiet, but
NOR ~ les unsettled, The amount Of surplus
eapifal appears equal 10 the present demand.
Cal l0aaes arc msde upon tsooA recutiu's ~ {
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

GROCERIES, PRODUCE &c.
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Wado not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found al his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in Offering our services - the invalid,
desire TO recommend ourseH in preference
10 other equally well established and e1-
perienced physiciauai nor do We pre-
END 70 be iniallblo, Or the only man ca
psble Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any wonder
III secret resledjcs, OF extraordinary agree
eJle treatment o.. palliati0es - al sensible
men must know, that success In the Prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of nei0 remedies, Of Hel,
modes Of trCGfmclt, rs upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 q perfect cure
and thia can be acquired only By expe-
/ rienco and patient application. We res
| pootfully refer the public 70 our general ~
| vsrtisament, IN another part Of the paper
Ofaos hours from IN The morning III
Fl Right. L. 7. CoLHnAE, n, D.
~ North ChsFTy ST. Nashville, fsHn
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holn Err JSsUrCEssrUL Arrrurr At Ron.
hFsy About noon on Tuesday, couple Of
men entered the banking establishment Of
Couklln Bros. a Co, on the upper side Of
Eh.rd street, near Main, Cincinnati, saws
'h' Gazette, and while one Of the parties
unnamed at the counter. the other an.
Preached Mr., D. b. Coneliu. ono of the pro.
PTi"''rs' who %, writing at @ table on one
''le OF me room, aud inquired the price Of
gold. Mr.. Couklin, who was urs oplv oDs
len IN the office. bis Tar,uo-ss,5 IN. cI.,l.s
having gone % dinner, rcpr.s5 bst no
could not tell until his brs,f.- -,
Al this instant tho man, draufBr . &c.
shot, struck a heavy blow ct tas 49,
who had turned once more o. hfs y--;,f,,.-
'n' 'he latter, throwing up his arm. wora,3
'ae stroke from his head. and, shou,B, -
help so.zod the Office seal beside him. ia
Struck a, his assailsnt with al his NIGH,
me NOISE aud confusion caused crow
To collect Of the door, who confronted Ga,
Two men as they attempted b escape. On
'' me parties, however. drawing a revolver
speedily made the way clear Tor himse!
$40 composition by a threatening aourish @
'-' weapon, and both took to their heel.
running up Third toward Broadway
amer down Main. They vrr-e IN,
- pursued, and soon captured. ,h
s IN We revolver firing several hot,
Hw IL"
- '''1'e be could be secured. a.,
S o-' o.. the officers, named EmaB
-'' NI'a'y' 'HTaogh the wrist. As soon !
15f'uT'd me PHTae, were taken 70 N
Hl'iul'ud street station House. where tb,
gave Their names as John conell and yirS
oiHa Bradley.
The Is certainly the boldest ,t,,u..
robbery Of the season. Tho psr,i,. ~,
Tor long time past been known a., :,
police but heretofore {. has been NM.
Die 10 tx upon them any guilt
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY UNION OrFrcE,

| Nashville June 80, P. Il. I
ALooHoL-Se,5 so, 6,7O@S,7 per gallon.
APPLEs-NOue in market.
| BEANs-S3.25.
BAGGIEG-25c per yard.
BALE ROPE-2B@22c per y.
BEEF-Dried pc per b.
BUCEETs-Painted, S4,0094, 25 per dog.
BACoS-Clear sides, lie; l5c. for shOul-
ders; Sugar cured hams Csc. ? pound
Country hams 20@22c.
BgOONs-S5, 75GS7, so per dozen.
BUrEER AND EGGs-Butter 2Sc. Eggs,
35c per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUTT 49, Peaches, 2ib s. 90 per
dozen, 10 5000 per dozen.
CANDLEs-Tallow I9620c Star, 24c per u.
CHEEsE-Hsmburg, p and 2jc. per b.
COFFEE-Primo Rio, sc and 3llsc per n.
COTTON-2Sc.
Cove OVsTERs-2ib cans s., 80 per dozen in
b cans S, 80 per dozen in boxes.
CRACEERs-Butter l2c per n, soda Is.
Day GooDs-Brown Shooting acc. per
yard.
Calicoes, Merimacs ". 3saS5c; otherprints
ranging from IS 10 SOC.
DRIED FRUu.-Apples Sc h; peaches Sc.
FLoUR-Superfine S, best brandS9slI.
FEED.-Corn in sacks in store 81 80; %;
81 90 Oats 81; Bran 50 20; Shorts s.
Hides.-Green sailed hides, ~ perm
Flint hides, l0GI2c per ID.
LEATHER-Oak sole $4,000; hemIock sole,
40@45; skirling 5O@OO; harness, As; bride
per dOz. S45@5j; kip skins $5O@1J; calf
S4O@55; upper S4OG5O.
LARD-22@25c per 10, in tierce. Keg 24s.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,20@Sl 40 per
gallon.
MACEEREL-In 4 barrels Sll,OO; In kits |
No. ?. s. 25; No. I, $3.50.
MEAL-SI, rs Der bushel.-Scarce
MUsTARD-German, IN jars sos per doz. |
Union do 100 per dozen.
NAHs-Ten pennies IS 90 round per key. |
OH-Tanners 2,5OaS27j; Neat-iOOt, So 80 !
ass 90; Lard S2,5Oa3,OO; Castor, $500; |
Linseed, S2a2,50; Coal oil Sl,25 g 81, so per
gallon.
PorAToEs-Irish, s6,OO@IOO per barrel.
Scarce.
PIckLEs-Pint jars so per dozen, quart
10 s., 80 per dozen, do in half barrels 50 90,
per gallGn.
PEPPER-Black 55c per h.
RAIsINs-M. r. L. s. OO@7,5O per box.
SUGARs-N. .. Sugar in hhds l7@2Oc, in
IBIS. 1920, crushed, GRADUATED, aud pow.
Tered 23@24c per 10.
sTEUP-GOlden, 81 80 per gallon in 4 bills
Kegs $500.
SALT-seven bushel in barrel$5 90 by the
90 barrels, $3.50 in smaller lots.
WHIsEEY.-BOur0On 2 gal. 81 75GS4,5O;
'urs old r. c. s. 5O@S5 90. Wines vary
ng from Sl4 90 to $50, owing to Vintage.
'randies SI2@S2O.
White Lead, l5c.
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The Brandon Republican says many
old fre-eaters are rejoicing that they
are worth less than twenty thousand
dollars. We sincerely trust that their
pockets are not as empty as their pro
fessious to the people OF the South.
With all our hatred 20 their principles,
our animOsities could never extend to
that point icksJurg Herald
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Persons unacquaiBted in the city seeing
40 many advertisements for the treatment
of SPECIAL Diseases, are often al loss 70 de
tsrmine 70 whom % eutrust the treatment
OF such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure IN stating that the Oldest estab-
iishment Of this kind 10 at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be sufficient guar
sntee that this is q reliable institution DE.
A. RICHARD JoEEs may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated IN his general
advertisement. AL Medicines furnished n
the Office.
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Man FouSD NEARLY DEAD Yesterday
morning a man was found in an old build
ing formerly occupied by A. L. Davis as g
Packet Onice, on Front street, six doors
north Of Broad street, in q dying condition
From the effects of disease, INVESTIGATION and
exposure. He lived only till 6lI An. A
drunken companion was heard by some one
= call his name Casey, but be is entirely
unknown. Ho appeared to be nearly 30
yours Of age-had dark hair, was five feet
sight inches high, and had on a light blue
woolou shirt and pair Of new black cloth
pauts. His boots had been stolen. Upon
his finger was large silver ring.
Coroner Coleman did not think it worth
while 10 put tho city 10 the expense Of an
INQUEST, but took charge Of the body, and
kAd il decently buried in the City Como
iery. He has the ring referred to and
hopcs the friends Of the dccensod may be
ioand through ita agency.
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New Era is the title Of newspaper
lust started st Greenville, Tenn. james
Briton is the editor, and J. B. r Lyon,
publisher. The editor promises that it
shall be radical newspaper. One Of
his notices is a sentence from Presi
dent Johnson Treason must be made
odious, and traitors must be punished
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BECoRDER's CoUET.-Thero were eight
cases Of pure drunkenness before the Re-
corder yesterday morning. Mrs. Rabbit,
q. W. Gorbiu and p. Boatright, not being
an funds TO the amount of IS each, went to
The workh use. F. B. simms he'd been
drunk and disorderly, and eight simply dis
orderly. Dan. Merrigan got himself fined
80. Robert Thompson drove his horse too
fast and paid S. for il.
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A gentleman at Columbia sends us a
"blocm, plucked from a cotton stalk
on the plantation Of Capt Garrett in
that vicinity. Il is the FIRST Of the sea-
son, and indicates the forwardpess of
the Captains crop lie is from Penn
sylvaniai and evidently does not pro.
pose to drive in the old nets made in
the days Of slave labor.
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ApJUrAyr GENERALS OFFICE, }
STATE uF TENNESSEE, !

AHhHh Al+Atf oNut HNB Aouas
Ma. EDrroE During tho past weel, the
following promotions and appointments
have been made by the Governor:
George A. GOWN, Hamilton county, 9th
Tennessee Mounted infantry, Colonel.
j. Nat Lyle, 9th Tennessee Mounted in
lantry, Surgeon.
Charles W. Meekeg, Davidson county,
Company A, 18th Tennessee Mounted in
fnntry, LIST Lieutenant, vice Mcdowell, de
ceased.
Calvin NJ. Riths, Bedford county, Com
pany ], 4th Tennessee Mounted infantry,
"a Lieutenant vice Walker, promoted.
Frank A. Smith, Haywood county, 9th
Tennessee cavalry, Captain, vice Kemp, re-
signed.
Augustus L. Spencer, Davidson county,
Company G, l0th Tennessee cavalry, "a
Lieutenant, vice Fitzgerald promoted.
Jas. d. Atkinson, Washington county,
Company X, lst Tennessee light artillery,
lst Lieutenant, vice Regain, deceased.
Bernard Duunegan, Davidson county,
Company +, LIST Tennessee light artillery,
2d Lieutenant, vice Grain resigned.
Warren S. Hilton, Knox county, Ist Ton
nossee light artillery, % Lieutenant.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
!. MIDDLETON ARNOLD,
Chief Clerk.
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We are indebted TO the author, Mr.. VIII
liam Thurman, for copy Of a neat pamph-
let Of ninety pages, entitled "History
Of the First Regiment Of Tennessee Cav
airy" It is q deeply interesting publca-
ton.
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By an act Of the Legislature every voter
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk OF the County Court in the county
in which he lives before he can vote
Clerks Of counties can be supplied by ap-
Plication to this Office, or by mail, enclosing
funds
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The Emperor Of Russia, on the mem
orial of the General Director of the
POST has authorized the employment Of
women in telegraph offices This is an
extension of an authorization given
last year TO try the system in the Grand
Duchy of Finland, and the experiment
is to extend over a period Of three years.
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= -

CoUETHRFErTs.-InfOrm has been re
ooived by T. W. Farnsworth h Co. that Ger.
tain druggists in this city have been palming
of on persons calling tor Dr. Yelloc's Pins
Cerate an article Of their own manufacture
which they say Is superior N the genuine.
We would advise all persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrm, letter, OF
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man 10 impose any other
propagation on you, but get DR.. VellOc''
Pink Carate, manufactured by T.W. Farms,
worth & Co, Nc. l9E DsGderiek street
vile, Tenn.
?. s.-A liberal discount made 10 dealsH
Sent by mail 10 any address on receipt o.
81 u. Be eyre that you get Ihs genuine.
tune 2S-lW
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To the Voters Of the Sixth Congress
sienaI District, -

Composed u he COUNTIES Of Laurence. Wagne, H1r-
dan, Dsoaiiir, RsE1, LeOis, Marry Hickman Die.-
s8u, Hwpieus, Staodri and Montgomery:
/ take this method OF announcing myself a can
ddste to represent you m the next Congress Of the
United stsies and respectfully ask your suffrage at
the election on the first Thursday in August next.
iels-tN d. b. THOMAS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE.-M'1e Christmas benefit waE
q success. The zavistowski Troupe are
constantly growing in favor. Attention is
particularly invited to the attractive biz
offered for tonight. rs-e
TIE NEw THEATRE.-We believe that the
benefit Of the Misses Ifert last night ends
the season at this popular place Of amuse
ment. Pat O'Brien is a fne character, and
in it Mr.. Hubbard out did himself We
shall hail the re -opening Of the theatre in
the FAN as the beginning of new era in
the drama here, as We understand that Mr.
Allen, the accomplished Lessee, is deter
mined not 70 be OutdOne in catering to the
public taste.
PoLAED's VARIETY THEATRE.-We cannot
say too much Of the proprietors' efforts to
please their patrons. Poland'I is the place
to 90 If 70 you want to laugh. The Cline
top sisters continue to attract large audi
ences.
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Fos sALE-one fourth interest in a part
Of the furniture, etc, Of suit Of sleeping
apartments on North Cherry street. The
rooms are oeptrolly located, and very de-
'irable. Apply II this once. iuiyI-,f
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ALEN. s. BRApLFy's Law CARD.-It gives
az pleasure 70 recommend this gentleman
70 the public. To comes 10 our State en-
dorBed by the highes, authority. We hope
he viii dud tho South offering him suf-
ilcicut Inducements 10 secure his perma-
iont residence IN our midst. Men Of his
eancatiou, talents and integrity are needed.
Eney are welcome. Let those who have
either law business to be done, or Govern
ment claims 60 collect, give Mr.. Bradley q
eall, corner ol Cedar and Summer streets.
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We are authorised 20 snnOuRce EG-Gov. VIZ, B.
CAMrBEu1 AS a candidate for Congress IN the Fifth
Congressional District, composed OF the counties
Of Davidson. Williamson, Wilson, Sumner, Rot
ertson, and Cheatham. JeH
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FIFTH coNGREsSIoNAI. DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announces s,NUEL J. CAETER
as candidate for Congress in the Ffth District,
composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
son, Sumner, Robertson Rnd Cheathsm.
ie2l-tdo
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MARKETs.

NV H0ES, June 30.
Cotton quiet at i5c. Flour s. 1905 SIC; extra
State Sc s5@G 5Jc. Il U wheat 81 2jgI 3Oc.
Corn 6la7ir. Oats 7g975c. Western pork s2i -
as2j, mess So 7Cas1l. Prime lard steady ] 20
NC. Whisky fmer, g Ogs2 loc. Petroleum,
Crude sac; Rehned Bcnd 53Gl4c; Free re.
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Mr.. ". II. EhniRh will accept our thanks
for late newspapers, laid on our table i'm
mediately after the arrival Of the cars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-01

81. MAYS OEruAN ASYLUM There will
b pic me and bran-dance, on the 4,h Of
billy, on The grounds of Felix Il. Rains,
Be-, near the Orphan Asylum. Tickets
adm,ttng lady and gentleman So We
ncod not say ono word in commentator of
DC object for which this pleasant enter
iainment is cotton mp Il speaks most
Poiutsdly and imploringly for itself The
Orphan Asylum What wordsl What
bar does not melt, what eye does not
moision' what voice does not hush, in the
pseaencc OF pleading orphnusge? Go, read
en- aud contribute your share 60 The comfor
Of The motheslcss ami the lathcrless litu,
ones. Thoy and God will bless you.
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IouI.,ine and Nashville RaIIrOad--cbauss

". C. Collier supplied us yesterday
promptly, on their arrival, with the Gin
cinnati and Louisville dsilies.
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THE MISSES IFEEr.-The benefit Of the
Misses Iiert last night a tho New Theatre
was an ovation which made the hearts Of
their numerous friendsrejoice, and of which
they themselves may well be proud, show
ing as itdid, thehigh esteem in which these
young ladies are held by The play-going
people Of our city. But recently come
amongst Us, and comparative novices in
She profession, they have, by industry and
diiigent application, already attained 70
quite creditablo position in the profession.
That they are possessed Of talent, we
do not doubt and II their subsequent ad-
vancemsni is in proportion TO their former,
they win, q. no distant day, take high rank.
They, with the rest Of Manager Aliens
company, 60 10 Louisville this morning
ior the Purpoao Of playing a short season at
Wood's Theatre, Mr.. Allen having secured
i for that purpose.
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MONSIEUR ToNsON.-Gen. Thomas D.
Arnold is a candidate for Congress in
the LIST District
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We arc obliged to Messrs. Cone s Tun-
nell for the latest Cincinnati and Louis
Vile dailies.
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The Mobile Daily News is q fine,
large paper Ittakes the place OF the
Register and Advertiser
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CHELr CoAL.-Attention is invited to the
81 gcrtiscmcut Of F. Howard & Co. sewanos
GA Office, Cedar street the railroad cross
ing. These gentlemen propose to sell coal
irom tho lst Of July until tho lst Of Sep
isan5or at greatly reduced rates. Persons
des,r'ug to lay iu q supply Of coal for the
Nintcr will find il for their interest 10 cali
upon Mcssrs Howard a Co. At once.
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la' received, per Express, Gue lot 90
.r.s'es, carleton, naiusook, muslins, al pri.
Csc. SHlELBs Co.
|H'-" p and q College street
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CrN. Egpssr,v.-We regret to learn that
Ven. Rousseau hiss been compelled to sus-
pend his canvas in Kentucky on account Of
sorc throat. Tie, however, hopes To be
vel enough to resume it again on Monday
next.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-01

LUxRER.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
al their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, barge containing S5O,00O feet OF
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
c'sar and common plank, framing timberB,
joice, and scantling, as follows:
2x4-l6, Is, ank "A feet long.
2x6-ls, 20, and p feet long.
$3.50, p, "a aud 80 feet long.
t2lfxs-2o, p and "a feet long.
2Jzxlo-ls and y feet long.
a}axI2-2o feet long.
sx6-e0 and 80 feet long. - -.
4xs-20 feet long.
SKID, Z, 10, Z, is, 20 and q feet long.
Also $50 ,OOe feet choice whit0pine aOoring
Of All widths, for the lowest cash prices, q
knight Z Bros Lumber Yard. q
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ErErH CnNGREssInNAL DIsTRICr-

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized TO announce NJ. N. BErES, as a
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Congressional
District, composed Of the counties Of Williamson,
Davidson, Wilson, Summer, Robertson and Cheat
ham junels-td'
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GEEsr ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs i
Co's.,-supes SIX Brccade, French Grena-
dine at ISL! Also Printed Linen Lawnsi
Dolphus Mugs French JsOOnets.
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VIZ. P. EAToS & Co., are our sole Adver-
tising Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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Capt. Kirk has now in his employment
shout $50 mon. Quite an increase over the
numher reported few days ago.