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NEw MEDIcAL TEsr-rhe stereotype
medical reQuisition, Let mo feel your
pulse IS pOssibly 70 besuperseded by
the demand, "Let me see your breath.
An English physician has been making
experiments which the Impressions left
on glass by the breathing Of num-
Der ofpers0ns, and has found that diff
ferent figures we're made by different
breaths, when examined By the micro
scope. Drawings have been made of
these impressions, and on q magnificent
dice there appear, through The medium
OF magic Lantern, "a almost infinite
variety Of shapes and ombinations-
some like daggers, others resembling
stars, others IN foWerlike forms, and
so on. IL Is opined that observations
scientifically made on these different
forms Of emitted breath from the lungs
viii be very valuable 10 dsterminiug
their condition Certainly it would Be
an extraordinary discovery that q d.
agnosis on the state oI ones lungs
might be given from q microscope OBJ
servation Of the peculiar form assumed
by the breath and deposited on sheet
Of glass, on emission from the mouth II
the patient
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Reasonable Sheets.

s We have seen D copy Of the Milton
Chronicleo OF the Both Of June, 1865, by
C. N. B. Evans a. Son, which breathes
anything but q feeling of loyalty to,
wards the national government We
do not deemit necessary to make ex-
tracts from the Chronicle to show the
sentiments it contains tbs sufficient
to say that it is not such a paper as
should be circulated, especislly through
the United States mails The Senior
Editor was Postmaster under JEFF.
Davis, and therefore stands in need of
a pardon from the President before he
can be citizen OF the United States;
and the Junior Editor is paroled Of
ficer, having served in the so-called
Confederate army.
If it be the intention Of the editors
Of the Chronicle to continue to create
disafection towards the government
by apologizing for jeff Davis and seces-
sion, by protesting against the abso-
lutte and final abolition of slayery in
North Carolina, and by denouncing the
national government as despotism,
with despot at its head, we have no
hesitation in saying that the paper
ought to be suppressed, -.-|f
Edward J. Hale q Sons of the late
Fayetteville Observer, IN a card pub
Iished in the Daily Fayetteville News,
Of the 29th June, announce that, as the
result of the earnest appeals of many
valued friends" they are considering
whether they will resume the pubIica-
ton of the Observer. We regret that
the card referred to exhibits no dispo-
sition on the part Of Edward j. Hale a.
Sons to submit Internationally and
cheerfully to the national authority.
We have also seen The American"
Of the 9th July, 1865, issued at States
vile, Iredell Co., by E. B. Drake and
Son. This paper exhibits but little, if
any, evidence that its editors are re
conciled to Federalauthority. It's tone,
if not defiant and insolent like that of
the Milton Chronicle, is nevertheless
Dad. Among other things this paper
says: @
''Governor Brown, Of Georgia, it is
stated, has been paroled aud returned
to his family. Why has not the same
grace been extended to Gov. Vance ?
We do not wish to refer to Gov
Vance, but the above attack by the
American on President johnson forces
Us to do 80. Gov. Brown opposed and
denounced the Davis despotism for two
years, and labored for peace; Gov
Vance justified the Davis despotism,
and did all he could to prevent peace.
Gov. Brown preferred reconstruction to
the subiugation and ruin Of his State !;
Gov. Vance would not listen TO the pro-
position to reconstruct n any eveHL but
declared he would fight 70 the last ex-
tremity. Gov. Brown has submitted
Internationally and cheerfully 70 the
authority of the United States, and has
gone home to aid in reconstructing that
State, and in placing her again under
the old flag VIII Gov. Vance also
submit cheerfully and unoonditionally2
With reference to reasonable news
papers we villa simply add that they
will not be tolerated in North Carolina
Malcontents and traitors will be con
trolIed and silenced and il mild means
win not do, stern measures will be adopt
ed. We mean what We say. The day
Of JEFF Davis and MS partizans IS past
in North Carolina Raleigh Standard
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I The London Times has recently done
the most astonishing thing il has dcne
for forty years Il has Published q
leader, ne substaneeof which is, that
the battle Of Waterloo was not much
after all The Times says:
at Waterloo the disturbed of the
worlds peace vas punished, but that Is
al. The ideas WhsNh he repfesented
the dynasty which he found
ed rose again, and the ruins on which
bis throne had been raised Il was found
hevond oar power 70 reconstEuct Ua
Ser sl;oh circumstances, ne think the
celebration Of WaterlOo might as Well
be discontinued.
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Az INrEREs INa occURRENc

81
A stif stronger proof that the people
are better than the bad men who are
trying to mislead them, is found, in a
gratifying circumstance which occurred
Yesterday. Z Mr., Fletcher, the patriotic
Secretary Of State for Tennessee, was
waited upon by delegation of gentle
men from West Tennessee, most of whom
we're we'll known and prominent sup
porters Of the Confederacy." Among
them were such men as Milton Brown,
Harvey Brown, Colonel r. v. Hurt etc
They declared they had read Governor
BroWulow's Proclamation and Address
with much satisfaction; that they, were
convinced of the legality OF the present
State Government that they admitted
the right of the nation 10 govern the
seeded States; and that they would
cordially sustain the smendsd Consti-
tuition, authorizes and laws of Tennes-
see. While, of course, they could not
say that they approved Of the franchise
law, as it excluded themselves from the
polls, they admitted the right of the
Legislature to pass it, and pledged
themselves 70 abide by it, and discoun-
tenance ali regular opposition to it, un-
til it was lawfully modified or repealed.
The interview between the Secretary
and these gentlemen was of the most
cordial character, and reflects credit
upon both.
Such ! am certain would be the ac-
ton of a great many who have hereto
fore been earnest advocates of the re-
bellion, in Tennessee, if the selfish dem
agogues now engaged in stirring up
sedition and discomfort, wonld cease
from their unholy work.
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$500 Reward

FfAkk.h rom ths Fubar 5 7. ether on Loucf
II College street. 1r 81 TIE bordi < Hcuss ~ !.
G1flns in . ruanieaa, e7oO n Ias q. =.
hcaas, al1 ~ in n nfy, co1s S dg o. two SO
sal one 80 riii ~ erefntaoks. ana = ~ Geld
pee eln fife i1e numt-r 81 ihe Bouds AZ
moneJ f-om BIN. u return Is 90 this OfHea- th
shsl reoeiFs the a. We reward, aud 80 Question
ssked.
iy.s-its CHARLES a cusHnAN
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The number Of troops furnished the
government BY the State Of Ohio, du-
ring The war, was sse, ,5S6 All Of them
were volunteers except 1850 obtained
BY drAfl Great Is Ohio, and patriotic
her people
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Oiicers on leave Of absence or detached
duty can have their pay accounts made
OUT collected or disposed of. Soldiers fnai
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Company commanders, regimenlal Quarter
masters and others TO close their papers 10y
experienced Quarterm aster's cierksl at 80.
50, North Cherry street.
q !. Hurlaa.
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.Cxwrs eFs IouA--The census of lows
for ls54. 90 far as returns have been re
ceiTed, indicate an incresse Of six per
cent since lS6t-one year. The coan-
ties along the Afissoari border have lost
considerably from the immigration, Is
is supposed, Of rebel sympalhizerA
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE,
AAsHx.IrE. fESx,. my Is. ls65.
General Order No. Il.
IN obediense % Special Order No. af. Headansr.
lefs Militia DIWsion oi tne Isnuessfe, dated fiiv
"a lsu7, hereby afsufna command of ID : r. ~
Ine present STAT Cfiscrs viii be reisiaet unii.
further orCers.
CHS. @. D1OLfT LE.
lYst hIig -5en. q 81 Veis
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TO the Voters OF the sixth Congress
slOnal DisfFIet.

o6aipossd of tls e0unds5 ef Eaisraacs Wa5us. Hsr-
dia, Deoatg, EsrJ. Ls'ris, lfiars, Hieiran. Bsol-
s0H, HiaHphrgs, Siooaff ani Iouig0maB;
take this method o. announcing myaeif a can
ddats 70 represent you ~ he next Congress Of the
Uaiisd States. and respectfully ak your sufIfaqs At
ths election on the first Thursday in August next.
jels-r D.B. THOMAS.
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Is We are about to have Peace, an saa
Brink Wine ana Ia werrv

The pass old imported Port, sherry, Msis-
g. Currant and Clsret Wines, Old OtsrI an
Blsck5erry Brandy, Champaene, Bitters.
ss.ehaPps, Holland Gin, and many other
liquors 30 numerous % mention, besidos
eata6les Of almost every description can ba
loand a. NJ. y. fotten's G-ocerg house. No
IS, college street.. Nashville, Tenn.
maylS-tf
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LoEnEE .-Knight q Bro. are uuloadin
st their steam Elevator, on Rolling Min
Hill, barge eontai4ing $50, ,ooo ioet Of
white pine luaabsr, embracing az kinds Of
clear and common plaak, framing timber
ioies, and scantling, a. followss
2x4--ls, Is, snk - feet long.
2xe-ls, %, and g feet long.
2xs-2o, y, "a aud 80 feet long.
2]<xs-2o, p and "a feet long
s1sxIo--ls and = feet loeg.
3JSxi2-2e fset loar.
4x6-2o ard 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sx4-6. Z, 10. y, IS, 20 and q feet long.
Also tso.9eo feet ehoico vhito piao aooring,
of All widths, for the lowest cash prices, a.
knight 4 Bros. Lumber Yard. If
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Fine Whisky, BrSndiea, Wines and Porteri
Hoatetter's, Cedroa and Rebsck's Bitiera;
Ayre's, Hurly'a and Bulls Sasaaparilla, for
sale At the lowest eaah rates at q. ". Fos-
ter's, No. 25 Public square. Dr. N. o..
Smith attends TO the compromising Of pre-
snrinlinra
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Beauaful Pictures OF Babies takon ia
three seconds BY Mr.. Ferdinand, tho great
Baby Tanner, at ths Gallery Of the Cumbor-
and. sprlI-tL
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The sutler Goods at A. & 81 Landsbere,
corner Public Square and Market ara now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
gardiess OF price. Now ID your time 90 get
great bargains there 10 Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, Bardinei, notions
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
there.
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1T Is NOT A DYE.

REfEEHEh.--lt Is complete within itself; 20 oths-
dressing Or accompaniment of zny KIND benz re-
aur6d. The har - renovated and strehgihened
an -restored - 9ta orgnal coior sollness and hsa-
u, without the applicahon Of mineral substances
j u entirely dinoIeni non The many articles that
have been ISSUED rom time q tine, and n the
oELT Knows AEsTQaEa 81 Cgloa and perlect EAia
DaEssxE coRafHEp. o b delicslely p6rfImsd, and
can Be eppiied By hand, or 1oi brush aa it does
pot stain the slun or sou the dnest Inca.
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H1RD OK Eug SERFESrs'-A reporter
Cf the Tribune says that all the copper
head snakes that escaped from Bar
runs burning building Yesterday, i'm
medistely oFzWled 10 the World Office.
where they found shelter. Poor snokesi
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Estrav.

rl1KEy uf On - ziehf ,f tts lssh. a Ray
u AAaL IN siot 10 iofei-.d. Ths osrne7 /,
re4uii9i . p,oFs pr5periy ani ~ cfarraa- o-
~ ~ s-t '.-iesei o. sc1ctdi1s 70 iss Il not
J. ~. EalNiTOV 81
oiFs Cor. fiay 1lal Froni 90.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Rare Ingredients. BelIcately Per.
furned

I" london Rair c0ior Rsst0rr and Dressing. %
I" London Hair cbl0r Restorsr and Dralsilq. +"
4" London Hair Coior RssiorE ard Drsssiag, .
" LoE.lon Hair C5or Restorcr and Dressisq, e
Lit viii restore gray bar 70 ia original color.
s2--lt sill make q grOE "a bfid heads.
8-lt viii restore The naiural aecrefions.
4-it viii remove az dandTuf and itching
5-It Eili makn Me hair aoft glossy aud aarllla
B--lt VIII preserve The orRnal color b old aes.
fs--lt viii prevent the hais rom failing Oh.
SIT viii cure al diseases df fhf fcafn
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PHorosRaFHs.--PhoiogFaphs Of Genorala
Federal and Confsderais, The largest col
lection in the west, sos sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember ne place, Gallery fthe
OomosFisad, s5Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. mays7.tg
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We would respectfully ak the attention Of I.sies
% tois new university popular halr prspainlton
and remind them Of The web establahod f1ct thai
many cl tho Nair tonlcs In vogue DOT only uss-
eriess for eooj bat atsoluisly peiniclous anf 80
olieu destructive IN theT lnlueues uDon ne n-sFth
Of iha hair. The - ioufoa aalr Color Hesiofer p
contains % suhstance ihai VII cog The pores nut
it does contain rcal nourfslrIsrf iJf tff. veaaeis
rom when itl ROOFS spring. thua fandennq the hair
truly elegant and hesurill n every PERIOD q lie.
On cnildTen'e heads q lays heiounlation o. good
hsad o. har and at the ladgs toilet q y indispen-
sable.
DoeI no ~ Hal, Boitnet. sr tis faef Lises.
Il = ihe ouiF afisstei article tst vii siaoiutoly
W bout deception restore De nair 10 is oroiuai
eoior aad neaugF. csullug lt - gfoH ahers 3 has
allen od o. become thin Pres a. g per bossis.
Sold b Dr. szayne A Son, 50 Hortn slrih sasot.
Philss
WI&C. W. SMITH.
Oor Church md Vlls sueata, Naahula.
raays-sm-t1 n sai
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Gold is falling, % is the price Of Photo
graphs a the Gallery Of me Cumberland.
Card Pictures nov only IS per aozoh.
sPrll-tf A. 3. Moasa. IS Cedar q.
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NOTICE

"A ~ PI1s osss dAYIFa cl-Allf8 kaAINsF
- ~ ID ualaIfI l1Fi1|cn. colnuaneeti - Bras
~ af|cf Genera Estch, vi Erd i ts fhflE zds
t,1.szs 2 eal o. I. Q. hg.eg, 20. = c.eIsF -,
n-.aep ssyyJf
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a1ash(r)ille () 9gInirrl.
WIN. CAMERON & co., Publishers.
/ 6THURsDA95 july 20. 1885.
The Spirit Of Intelligent, Cultivated
1nHF6 ~ RehaIs.

We clip the following items from the
Nashville correspondence Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette. We have heard num-
bers of the more intelligent classes Of
rebel citizensand soldiers express views
similar to those Of, the gentleman first
mentioned by the correspondent They
will not give the authorities of the Stae
any trouble. WhAtevsr troubles and
dangers may be realized will be the
work of the ignorant and preiudieed,
and the unwise and ipjudicious cianlor
against the STATE Government by loyal
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nneal eAemeef. an Elsav al Wsrnl-t
anu insiru1eon i1r Youur fa-- ~, -. .I -
s..t-e ifealnent So pFseases of 80 rrir.rr ,-i
e9Ai-A alsiema-Sert ne. In sraiol arrsf,-,-s
A9ifess, ~. p ehitliN HCUGHIdE. r-.ls-.i
Asaecieiiou. Philaderhis, p. r--i5--5s
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We are authorized 70 announes Ez-GoY VIZ. B.
CaHPEELL as acandidaie FOR Congress ID ths Fith
Congressional nistuci, composed o. the comics
Of Davidson. Williamsou, wilson, sumner. BOT
ertson, and Cheatham lsg7
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lTCHi ITCH!l ITCHlti
stralrhf krrnirhIs s...l.A...

(LAAkS IIcH CER4TE VII care fhs ft,hI =
-. ~ nols. 40 cafea scal,-He1si. Ola
5sl.icilfg trces 81 cenis pr box ssai fg rssl 81
5.spfess 20 - per do1en. Address Or HAN i ~
Bon -, UInciaauli. Ohio of
..,, nBNoyfLLE 3 %.
Nashville. Ionn
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DR C. sCHIFr

AS FsmoTsd ne Panty RssIdfnas to ss ls
II south Surmsr sfrsti, ~ do1r tei.sl f.fi---t'
g. Hs 9dee is ai 80 I'D Tlee. -. fs No-ff
Cteuy ireti. ~ stlIs- snrI8fr
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Pearl AiniatuEsa, IN Oh. o. water colo-s
Get NE genuine 81 ne Gallery % shs Cam.
serLH1d- AnrII-u
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4 dispatch from 1yashington, dated
the 18th, states that hrs. President
johnson is seriously i'll
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CITY DIRECTORY.


OONE & TUNNEIL-Wholesale and Retail
I BCozse lers. Stsfioners, an Z News Agenis
No, 40 North Cherry street. Nashville. Tenn.
AHYERs 3 HUNr-Msnuhtcture-s Of all The
M Latest Styles OF First Clss' Csrfiaees and
.Bueg1es, Express Wagons and sars5alss Y sorth
Market street. 81
AEARR, THos s.--HrsloA, ieorssr Onion and
nj College street, bsgss and sells Gold. U cur
rent Money, GsveInmfnt Secui les and vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Alao buys and ells en 9 piuas7iou.
OTJs. E. A.--Atio1ney aud Coun enor at LsEs
" Office 4S1z Cherry 8; o. Box 74s-
orc Nd NATIONAL BANK or NAsHVIAI E.
- 60 (herry street, de y IN Exrpae Is a FvTp-
uenf Securities aat Ce Coleehons promptly
Attended 20 J. LUHsoEE, Cashier
ulHIRD NATIONAL BAEK OF NASHVILLE
1 peaIs in Exchange; Government Securities
and Cola. Collections promptly afendea y $50.
God. 6t0c - sud Eondsa 3d On CoInulisslOn.
". ". BfRRy, President EDoaR JtNEs, Ca her.
rsloM sKfSa. h. 8 co.,. 8. C aim Agents
f5cers' Pay Aeeoun.s aad Quartsrmss .ers
VOuchera b-u. ht at the best rates, or collected.
-Ofiee corner Sherry sna Cedar streets, up stars
U7IisON, J. W oO.-MauufactaIelS and
W Wboiesa and Retail callers ia Tic, Copper
an Sheet Iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods. No. II
College street.
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o. K. N o. 1
Halr-dreSSing q Sharing Saloon,
Cor. Ceaar and SIMMER straais

rTHE undersigned resuoc haily Ieiorui ihe public
thai - hsve opsned a - BALLOON.
which, kir conflrt, cleeancf and ccnyeniencc, is
UueQuailcd In the elry. fheir uuift furniture and
imTlements sre eni rely new, and eni Be sure 90
please The ruil G, Nelson Walkef ihe senicf part,
ner. ~ 3 D. na oUt q hnsiness for six usonIhs,
noe ei;Irns hIs old occupsicu. in which fe lor-
meflY cplalned se large q patrnnaEe and popular
q - trsi-class hsIher snd H1f-irreaer. BE Il
A. deieflninea to pies ever, and eciici.s Gus
tom. th orders pToup.iy sftended 60 10 the best
slle. he sure e cell a. the y. \. No. / Hsii-
dresslns ana shaving saloon.
isalm ~ WALkEs 4 NAPIER.
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send you q cert hclis of Nsoni Wlicox 81 fhir
ipHl--sha vs. alilCtal win Catarrha' CCusaa14-
aor and ted ulaay Farltalei, cut conluued %
mueh dIsordered led tef rhysirials sld lielda
d6staIrcd 81 Err h'e Inruarl lle Nza q yolf
CorapEand syrup 81 "a ~ lfeuy she euflrelI -
acFgrneuf. Nse sorx.
Thi4ss,uatis Hsdacine, psepsrs1 caly - ~.
ssaFns son ~ coftn ,xi1 elreei, ftll.adeiphla
W.LACW alfITu. Draersir.
cer Cnurcn and tlsa e,lr-f 4. fa7hFl y
r.,syr.-l1IIl-llla -
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1o3.
SPECIAI NOTICES
Challenge Tee Cream At ls College street.
'o-a'y- Everybody 90 snd isy Il Il

= yoa want 70 keep cool thsse hot davs q,
p fs College street, and get soule Il the most
excellent Iee crsan ia The city Il
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lF TO the Soldiers.

We have thSes beautiful Iithogrsphs, repre-
aonsinH TIE different branches 81 tne serEice, =
printed ih sur Colors, en0tled "eoldiefa Ger q
Hfraso. q unicn Defenders Certhcalen ani a
~ 81 Arfny Diploma siae l3Klo inches. =
Thcy aro enclosed "a pssienoerd tube. and ~
can b sent b. mad Eithoui inlurT. AFeEy on =.
Ger and soldier should huy them and sead
titm 20 Their friends.
4lAl
For the threoI fcflaI1t 1aid-.-..-.-.-a.-ti ~
Iii=rFi Discount made % Wholesale de1iera- =
We will hll al orders for Cert tcatos o. ota- =
honeTT, ~ msii or express, proInptlF. 4
1. N'RAopES 8 CO.,
uisvas-sua tcu atreet N.shvilis. Teau
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 10 snnounce sAaUEt J. CAErEz
as candidate for Congress IN the Fiah District,
composed Of ths counties Of Williamson, David
son, sumner, Robers0a sud Chealham.
je2l-tde
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summer Hsts, ''nsv styles jusi rsssiv.
"a. =. n. TsoHssox,
- Cherry slrssi, nssr Uzion.
:siunsi-m
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NJ = = 49, /. 'lI'7l7 y I7I|IIIINIs
We are authorized 10 announce a. n. Bains, a. 4
candidate for Congress in The Fihh Congressional
District. composed o. the counties Of williamson,
Davidson, Wilson. summer. Robertson and cheai-
ham. juneiS-tds
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GaEar AsFaActIos at Cameron, Cars &
oo's.,-super snk Broeade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
DOlphua Mugs Freneh Jseoneis.
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THIRD oONeREssIoVaI, DISTRICT.

We are authorised 10 announce Col. VIZ B.
srokEs, Of DeKalb, candidate for Congress 10 M
third Congressional District iels--f
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-20

N01lcE--Two boys, irom ton a. ioartean
ears Of age, can Cad permanent employ
mont by applying ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-20

Summer Hats, snow styles, % dsi receive
cd. II. II. TuaArsox,
oI % Cherry street, noaf Onion.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements f0r Congress.
FOURTH CONgRFssIONAI, nTsTRIc.r

FeURTHUON6REsIONAL DISTRICT.
We are suthorissd 10 auaounee EbaosB CooPra
Of theeounty Of Bedford. ss seanddaie 70 repre-
sent the people OF the Fo1Ith CoagTeasionsi Dis
ptricS composed OF the counties Of Giles, Franklin.
Coffee, Cannon. Ruthesfosd. Msrshal, and Bedford,
in the consrsss of The Uniied s,ates
He vii addrtss The people cf the District 81 the
following times and plscea
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-20

u soot1es tle lrriiat,oL n ne ntccus noemhsaae
eiien me- Ne At fafaaros. a1d EIFss sorIaeh
a-ifesas cali.Lllg aolrllu1 % rei1g n the tkraal
fiellltca c1 itclorlfo1, Iocrcza de fouzh natfar
rh'ch cioiIs ~ lhe vessels of he throsi a. luoes
~. eualng ths pstIe1t % 1realho irea ana nafa-
o.. = Stimulates ne power 81 d.ges1ou, ana has
80 oia.ea Fafy many clEea Ehen % az human
pro1anllIfy q could not b. posaihia.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-12
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
RAT0y R0UGE, Ii.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
/ -ors Ior ali kinds Of Furniturs and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend in the best manner
aHd at the lowest figures, FOR CASE ONLY In the
Undertaking business he has bow on hand fine
assortment Of Metallic Cases, and is rssoy to re,
eeve orders in this line OF business, which will
meet ths sttsntion usually given by the old FIRM
Of Piper Bradford.
augs ERHD. EUEkE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-12
BATOE ROUGE, LA
ONIONS AND POTATOES.

X BARRELS, New Crop, at retail Or by the bbl
ID Prices less than in New Orleans
July2l JaSHu ABEAL.