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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Professional Not.ree.

OR. KUCZKOWSKI. Hydropath No. e9
Anitys. Office hours from 10 70 IL g. m, froni2 10 =
and to i0p IN
4 EWIS g. con.
/ 1 Jo.Epa J. LEWIS CaARIrov I. LEWIS. s. $. Cox
COUNSELOR, AT LAW,
No I32 proadwsy. f. @. Box. No $500,
AEWYORK CITY,
Attend 10 all business in the Cous Of the United s,aes
and In the Departments a, WashinFon Erprch attention
given to Internal keverue Ous,bess aud to csi' against
Foreign Governments. a. well ss our own.
Judge Lewis -Ip.rence A. commissioner internal re
son-r viii sarauter Of thorough ecqlaiutsace "la
the Rrvennc Laws =, ~. =.
Foreign AGsir. Congr and bis long membership the
National Lrgsatu n.urcs thorouzn kbowedso oil hs'"
ton and pTac'ic. IA both dspar lD"nis
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

PFTROLEU UM-Crude has again advanced. and a
fair business was done gales Of $500 bbs. at 3 ac
closing firm at the latter price, Refined n bond Ii firm
AT 60c.. Refined, free. is quiet AT 1517Jc.
RlCE-Prices steady but tie business Is light
md we hnye no sales TO report. .... ....
SUGARS-Rsw Sugars are stl selling quite freely
and prices rather tend upward; quote Far Reili 2
at I5i l2!c ond Good do. l34l3Ic. sales of 900
hhds, chiefly Cuba. at l2iGlie.. and 225 boxes Ha,
yana. part OF l4ic; Refined coDtnne In demand, and
are 1rmeT, UaJds being quoted at x04G2Ctc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Diui0cn0 Notices.
Gorecs, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
" IN the three large wareroonis entrances No 80
Broadway and No. 10 Crosbys viii be sold at greatly
duced prices 700 Harness. several secondhand Carriages
G. WITTY, No. 40 Broadway
EOR SALE-Sec0nd-hand, three COUPE
Il ROCKAWAiS two WAGONS, with turnover scry-
snfs seat: one sirssat BRETT. ak sen hDCkAWAi
ons CABRlOLA, one fonraeat PHf.ION. Aho 80 new
CARRIAGES aud HARNESS. at greatly reduced price,.
JOHN 4. HAM No. 10 East fourh-st. ,cor Brosiwey.
rNHE Long Island faSt.trotting Horse ARIEL
fColunbus soek) will be sold At Auction by LEEDS
MNEn On MONDAY. Sept TO- lie il back, ID haud high,
year. od gentle In al harness nni m Ter e saddle
IN NIX III, nile In three minutes, and believed to be ia
every wHy perfcrtiy sound
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
.rpw. YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1900

Passenger stsi'n in NewYors. corner Twenlyseye
md Fourthsye Entrance On Twenty seysEsi.'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
DRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot iOOs

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot 1908
II OF Chsmbsr-s,., via Psyonis Ferry;
rn.. Day Expfess for Iansndalgua hocnessf pn1-S
Salamanca anJ West Connects at Buffalo VIM L~se ,loe
Grand Tlunk Railways. and at SALAMANCA "in AH.HS
scd Great Western Railway. Am,
$50 a. NJ Mix and Way Train. daily, TO Otsvsle
10 m. Express Mail, for Buffalo. connecting VIII Las
Shore Railway.
spm Way Train, for Port Jervi, and Newbursh
5p M Night Express, Tor Canandasua hocAe'ei osIAA
Saalnsaca aud Wet. ,, D.
CIR ~ Lightning Express, dsy, foI Carsndsi;gs koes:
ter bndao, sssuAncs, Dgnkik and Wese Donneeus
Buffalo With Lake Shore aud Gfsnd Irups hsws!S -a~
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
So m Emigsnt Train daily Tor Buffalo, SaisnAnea V''
MIA anu HUGH RIDDLE. Genl sgpt NewYsL
w, z. RArs. Genl Pass AGENT. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Maebinerp.
ANNuLAR ,.-.'.'' DRILL.

Il NETWORK ar prepared 10 furnish their
c nes br ia the most thorough manner and unequaod for
rspJv economy and precision OF work. The simplicity
biv and che, pnes Of the mace renders supefor to
ANYTHING all pnrp0"s Of mining tunnelna quary'
inv and rock blasting The macurs be used by
poxef are .ay handled, and be operaed a, sl
angles For further particulars inquire at the oc- or address
j. HfLES Trrasuier No. 10 Pine st., n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15


The estimated earnings of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company for the month OF Au-
gust were:
1885 s2i34l7 AL 1864 s2Gj 6s7 rs Dec s2l ,97o 81
Earnings of the Chicago and Alton Ealiroad ioi
the first week in September
lso5. slO4 273 Is6i.. ere 376 Inc...---s3l,ss7
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for the first week in September
were
lsG5...........s3o4 494 Is 1864 6i...-...-.s2!4'S ID
Total for the fiscal year-ls65, 3795,7jS IS; 1861,
$GlO,,69 O9.
The last nail from Europe brings notice Of ono
the most common of the swindles perpctrated, and
yet one that it is dilicul, 10 guard against IL
seems that merchant in Buenos Ayres sent to q
house in Antwerp bill Of lading OF lSJ bales Of
wool and one bale Of shecpskins, shipped by yos-
sci called the Gustaye Marie. The bill Of lading
came by steamer in advance of the arrival Of the
vessel with orders for insurance in due form, and
an invoice OF the goods against which drafts were
drawn for los, 900 francs, which drafts were duly
accepted On arrival of the vessel il was found
that there was only the bale Of skins on board The
lSg bales of wool having been added 10 the bill OF
lading after it was signed by the captain, IS was
clearly proved by the captains copy OF the bill oil
laling. Advances arc daily made in all commercial
ports on shipping documents OF morcheniise, and N
is so necessary and importc.t a part of commerce
that some check on ,he commission OF ffsud oi
the kipd named should be devised and carried into
effect by general agreement, such as certificate
from the Consul, which would at least prove the
correctness Of bin of laling, though it could not
proye the quality Of the goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
HLCUINERY FOR SALE, at Victory Mills,

vi Ssrs,ogs Co.. ~ Y
sCOARsE sPEEDERs, "a spndes EACH bobein' 71s, at
nfISE sPEEDERs, 8'pindle' each, bobbin, er' at IS
per spindle. , ,r =, - ,t,. A
hark royin, chauys o. the mil to much hncr worS re-
airing 81 hank rowing Is the why these machines
se offered r sal. They 1uit by tie Ames Company
1bcanee Mas, And are In perfect running order For
S,b.r n,rcnlnrs INQUIRE Of &. w. nAiiIkW Agent, at
lhe mil T.. X. Muds-. TIessorer boo1 Inc "'aohpe'
~" " c. w MAYffEW, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

ICE CREAM REDUCED IN PRICE,
1 As 5CENfs PER QU iRf!-ln consequence Of he fa IN
rrcr of many ( the sri cs srd n Ice rr.n and di,
90, don 10 GccomGoe o.. rgdc ere ndlc"d - pn' the
mice II air W., known nd ysry superior Cnams and Ices
!, n. Low FIGURES or IS CENTS PER QUART:
IT, thu. reducing tie rrr~ rev o. the volnH of
husiue.s Ian m The pro6 necr,.fy ,ns sale. II mase
CAV At ss cent, uu.t sell quantity die and
10 ,rconip.n tds W. i4v o. announce this MARVEL
OUSLY LOW PRICE one tlon-and quarts must b" so.d
Mile ~. are scc,rln Cd rg Bosom md linof- pub
liz A. 4s cent. d,rrlii. th Cii1eIs Of Sev.l ORR
,l rov res. sdvau'ae. Therefore send IN your orders
and sts tf RI t. ~. this sp.euJt luxury q IS
c.n,. prr mart A. An ARTICLE for DESSERT
norg con b. nor dcii-hia' rui cLr,p. For tte con
veur. 4 hos viur ia ne norh we,rn rRrt o ne city
We have openrd b-nnc esao isinrnt a. 20 OOJ slAiH
dating r. n wifi he in .-u ia &C. - soon Frlciicabe
branch ohiees will b. oJrued ~ other pts Of ia, city
ave one door from eu'ythigdst, No. t91 sixth ave-
two doors from Thry y.'iStist.
NKw. oRK July 1856,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
PATENT UEAD-COOLER is

EULLERS PATENT HEAD-COOLER IS
u,nuf.c nt.d o. ~ feet oi the b., gum tubing eord IN
.tn~r ,ane 60 b. sppd 10 The for head warranted N
Eve o RI c, sacon b al bcGe cold application
t body l. r.0u'red IL 0f H. ndscbe, Fever huns
or In fet IN al where's cod Er cau0H TO the nofy l.
fou M hi- Cooler rusrrrs t- purpose admiralty
10 .p-c -rmdsnc. ~ hours from the itne ~.
M action P.r.ous subject Ueza requiring cold Ap
p,caf atehrid sui c1ns N charge OF cases oil
.y-f or. r~qussf". ti.s Z o"irI tt'<i
KrcnuirYsni,d hy sl Vgo have asrd IT,
Good sad fesble 4 gents wanted.
Coolies ran be htd by fctnrl trpTess. 1t flo
All ,rdsss .honi b. ~ ifrs-ed 20
% 81 RULLEH Cst,.lnque. Iehigh County, Ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Trains viii

MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD Con'
IVA PANY-Foot CT Barclay st.-On and srer a. -
Moaning mail usLs for haeSe,tswn ana ~ n .,i,Is
-, ., Nihnrn Al 4.lO D. IA. Morritown Erprts,
"'"' " s sCHOCH Assistant superhu - Aosn
NTEW- Jersey RAILkOAD.-Irans yS's ,1.
~ foot OF Corlsnd..st. for PHiLsDEIrn q, ,r,xoas
!. ni j. M. and p m ard y ,ans, i0. .nd I!@
1h, Miii,ary Ticket. not receivable in lie .. NJ 1
~ o,hsr PARTICULARS sec bills at oiiees.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

CHEAP and PLEASANT SUMNER 1RAV.
" gi-RARITAN and DELAWARE bAY RAlLk0Ao
lJ a5 A. H. connecting with rains i)s Red ank, Lo
BscA Manchester Toms River Bsrues4s and ss
AIS D. m for Highlands MidcieOnn, Red LanS Shiess
bury Eaoaown, Ocean Port, Branch PoIt, Long branA
Shark River Frrning ngdale, scuaukum, Bergen, Nche'.ef
aud Toms River. Fare to Long Branch, 81:
The spepdid steamer JESSIE HOYr will save sbova
daily at 10 45 a. for Camden direct through Ia hye noes
Fare, 50; Excursion Tickets good .or three days, g ~
From Camden take the West Jersey Railroad for Cape Nay
and ali rarts q West Jersey ~ 80, ~,
Tickets con Be pccm d 81 all Offices Of Westcot.s Erf-s
baggage checked frota residence TO eDy hote ID L
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

EOR SALE--S3OO, OOO NEW-lOhh CEN-
y I'm Al RAILROAD SEVEN FER CENT CONNERrl.
BLE BONDS Of 1876. Apply 10 JAMEs n. BANhkh, al
The ofsre Of Il. l.. Cutting a Co. No. 10 Wbiam-sL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

Col. l. K Hawkins, who, like Col
Stokes, il is understood, commanded a
regiment Of Tennessee troops in the
Federal army, is another waif thrown
20 the surface of politics 10y the vicissi-
tudes Of the times, and If he should
take his seat in Congress without oppo-
sition, the world Is not likely TO hear
from him again -Mcbils Ad0ertiser.
Its evident, from the above, that the
Advertiser is not as we'll posted on Ten
nessee sffairs, as it might be. Col
Hawkins is no "ssif thrown to the
surface Of politics by the vieissitudes Of
the times" He has long been regard
Ell as one Of the sblest lawyers in West
Tennessee, and although never an Of
fee seeker, served on the Fillmore
and Donelson electoral ticket in 1856;
was elected TO the proposed State
convention (Which did not meet)
il 1861; beating Judge Totten by an
overwhelming majority, and repre-
scented Tennessee in the famous Peace
Conference Of that year at Washington.
II he is admitted 10 a seat in the House
OF Representatives, he will be amongst
the most eminent men in that body.
If "the world" does not hear from him
again, the enemies Of the Union will
for no more true hearted loyal man
breathes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

The n. Y World rejects the PROPOSE
ton to tax United Estates Bonds. II
sage the Supreme Court Of the United
ststes-Iudge Marshal. presiding-has
decided that the States have no power
to do il Ii adds When a point OF
constitutional law has been decided by
the court of final appeal, there are only
two ways by which the decision can be
set aside. In a new case, involving the
same principle, the court may revers G
its own decision, or, by more circuit-
Gus method, three-fourths of the states
may 80 amend The Constitution as to
render the decision Of the court obso-
iete. We do not see that newspaper
denunCiation Of deceased Judges. who
are eanonized in the reverence of their
successors, is a very towardly method
Of securing areverssl Of solemn Judicial
decisions Ii is known with tolerable
certainty that the supreme Court as
now constituted, viii, IS regards this
question, abide by the rule, stzrs d.eisis
What good end can be served by rais.
ng an ignorant olamor against long
settled principle Of constitutional Law,
which viii remain alike in full force
and vigor, whether crochety newspa-
oers think themselves wiser than the |
supreme Court or notY'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05
BoYD,s MAGNIFICENT
Addition TO Nashville,
AND
The CockFih's Spring Tract,

lying vest Of the city. portion Of ths most val
ualls property will BE- exchanged for improved cay
properly in Nashville or Louisville. The aueniion
Of capitals s5rOad s particularly called 60 thls pro
peItV. We siso offer for sale great many yaiusbe
lots in Edgeteld, West nashville. EcoUnayllle, aud
the various additions V ihe city alsO valuable city
property Ji&R W. BROWN,
Box T. PO. Real Estaie and 6enetm agents,
sepl-fm $50 Union street, Nashville, i Gun.
Louisville Journal copy one week and send bd
10 this ONCE.
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THE
Public Schools


nHBsE Schools VIII Be oPenci, for the eiisiribu-
\ ton Of Tickets for admission IN the :fOIloWing
order;
on Monday sndTuesdsy, sepser Der Iith. ard
18th. frcln ~ % P n 81 the Howard Br Riding
oiiaae Hill 70 Df'up Il residing south Of South
Uuion street and Claiborne District
On Wednesday and Thursday Se-temher Iefh
and l4th, 70 pupi's between gonth Z ion aai Uni n
streets, 81 Hume builOiag nrer Of bload Al =
spruce streets, from m. to pm.
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY., September 18th and
extent Of the city limits in that direction, at ire
Hynes building corner Of Summer and Line streets
al the same hours OF the dsys as before.
The attent on OF PARENTS and Guardians IL res
peetfllly called 70 the following ordinance estab ish-
"a by the City Authorities in reference TO the Public
schools Of Nashville.
=. All white children who have attained the age OF
sir geus, whose parents OF gnsTdisns are resideets
~ the city Of Nashville snd ent tled under the or.
dinanee Of the Cy Authorities, 10 participation in
toe benefits OF the Pubic Schools hail be sdm It
into the school ior which they are re, pectively
ouaifed. by obtaining eertihe ste fiom the Super
ntsndsnt: Provided 0ll0as that they are not labor
ing under any contagious disease. aod have teen
| vaecinated. To sad ticket Of admission into lle
Public Schools, the following note shall be added
| sThis ticket must be pre-enied within one weeE
/ from date, or he seat will be forieited.'
| 2 All applicants for admission must be accOTn
/ psnied bJ their parent or guardian, and no pup
alaI be allowed to reisin his connection with anl
of the Public Schools unless he Is regularly furnish
| Ell by bis parents Guardians, or othersise, wIti
| books and other conVeniences necessary for In
| prosecution OF his studies, within one week frou
the time they may be requ red. AL books furnish
ed by the Board NUT be T. turned to the tea he
upon the pupils leaving school.
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Municipal EIectlOn-QualincatIOns Of
Inrara

Municipal standardization OF
Voters.
10 The Editor Of he Nashville Union
The enquiry has been frequently made
as TO the qualifications of voters in the
next municipal election. have ex,
amined into the question, and find that
the last act of the Legislature upon that
subject may be found in city laws
page 50, which reads as follows:
The voters shall vote by ballot eve
~ white male of the age of twenty-one
years and upwards, beng entitled 10 vots
~ the taos Of this STATE who shall have
resided within the city six months next
preceding the election at which he may
offer his vote, shall be entitled TO vote,
but only in the ward where he resides.
Non-residents owning freehold in said
city, being qualified to vote for mem
bers of the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee, shall be entitled to
vote in the ward where their freehold
Is situated. And such persons own
ing real estate in more wards than
one, he or they may elect in which Of
said wards 70 vote, but shall not be al
lowed 10 vote in more than one.
Ii wall be seen from the above that
the voter must be entitled TO vote by
the laws Of the State, which means that
he mus. be q qualified voter in State
elections, To be thus qualified veter,
he must come within the provisions of
the franchise act passed by the present
Legislature, which is recognized by
both State aud Federal Authorities
The loose, unauthorized and liberal
manner that certificates Of registration |
have been issued, Weakens the pre-
sumption that the holders thereof are
.egal voters under the law. "Any voter
nay be challenged by an admitted |
'oter on offering his vote at the polls /
The city election in this respect viii /
lot in all probability go by default ike
he last Congressional election. a. there
re many parties interested in the re-
uiL II.
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Smnsemtuts.
POIand's Variety Theatre
Corner OF cherry ana BFOsd -.
Tuesday, Sep. 9Th, and during The V.,

TT 49, - -f-------s--- - rr--l-.
y, = e---------..-- ~
Leader Of 0rchestra-...-........Ioh : a ra'llss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, &C.
WORTH OVER 100000,

Ii, to be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
~ gsri 70 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know Whist you are q receive.
s.Tn Is one OF the largest firms ia the CITY OF n;
York and are doing very extensive bu mess and
have On Rand the largest stock that can be 0ond ID
the City"-Oceans Times, Pent Water, miah-i Oet.
2i. 1884 'sTheir stock Is large, and buyers may
rel, on articles purchased from them Just as repre-
sented. Tneir Ion continuance IN business enables
fbsTo 10 offer better Inducements than any other
house IN the c y."-Ioyal American, Andersoo
md Oet 90 1854 Their Watches are admitted
Nv conn eient nudge, and those who have used
tiJsrn 20 be the best IN use. They are 81 they are
sdvaitised TO be."-independeal, NarrentOn, III /,
Oct 81. 1864. They are large deslers and their
stc is manufactured in the best style, and Of pure
mslerisis, Photograph, Saugerues, N, y, Oct "A,
1894 ''All goods furnished whas they rep
resented to be- Times, Watervlle, N Y, Oct =,
1894 s.Wortby Of confidence Wyoming Demo-
crat WsrsaE. n Y, Oct IS 1884. "hOnoraple and
fair deanng meu."-Cumberland Valley JOURNAL
MschAnicsburg, Pa, eta, 1854.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05
FLORENCE.
FIOrsncs Machine Company

To supplv the demand for these Machines has
heretofore prevented their universal Introduction.
Having irsiled Iheir facilities for Manufacturing,
they are now prepared TO i'll their orders.
The Florence has the following advantages over
any and all other Sewing Machines:
It il the only Machine that Will make more than
one kind Of stitch.
II makes foir difcreR stitches, the loek, Knot, d0a-
De look, and double knot, Cd one and the same ms
chine. Each stitch being alike on t0th liies Of the
fabric.
It's the only Machine having the reversible feed
motion, which enables the operator, hy simply
turning thumb screw, to hsVe the work run eth
or 10 thA night or le to stay any part OF The seam
or fasten the ends Of seams, without turning the
fabric.
The only Machine having self adjusting shuttle
tension-ths amount Of tension always being in
exact proportion 10 the sizs Of The bobbin.
Changing the length Of stitch, and from one Kind
Of stitch to another, can readily be done while the
Machine Is in motion.
The needle is easily adjusted.
His almost noiseiess and can be used VT ere quiet
is uecessary.
It's motions are all positive; there are no springs
to get out Of order snd It's simplicity enables the
most inexperienced 10 operateit
II does not require finer thread on the under than
for the upper side, and viii aeross the heaviest
seams, or from one 70 more thickHesses Of cloth,
without change Of needle, tension, or breaking
thread
The Hemmer is easily adjusted, and viii turn any
width Of hem desired.
It viii hem, fell. bad, gather, BRAID, quit, and
gather and sew on rrffls at he same lime.
The taking up ofthe slack thread is not 9eif5rn-
cd by the irregular contracon Of Wre coil or I'M
certsin operstOn Of wire levers. The precision and
aocura-y win Whith the Rlorsnee draws tls thread
INTO thec,oth is unappToaehed in aay Sewing Ma
thine hitherto offered IN the market.
Each Machine is fornished with " BlFlit1is Self-
Saosr," which guides TIE Itork ilsf and is Of inYs
sabIe va'ee, especially TO inexperienced oporstors.
White possessing the above, and many oiher ad-
-anfages The Flrrence la sod a. CORES posding !
prices with other first class Machines. fnd care
al xsmiusti0u Yii July substantate al that We /
ave claimed i0r H.
Every Machine IS warranted, and VII be Kept m 4
We are he scle SCENTS Cor the Esllkn0sn Howe
L. hina whose SUPERIOR s. q hsuuecfirers
fachine il thoroughly eslahlished-E- Howe Sf-I
inventor and Pzfeniee ,.a
Nsehipes repaired and satisfaction gllaIAnieea
RS-Asents wanted in every county. Lioei-i 'n-
uceme1ts offered
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

Mr.. }. T Sswyers, late of the lst Ala.
bama cavalry, in letter to Us frsm De-
eatur, Ala, says:
] have been a resident OF this State
for the last fifteen years, with the ex,
ception Of the last four that I have
been in the Union army fighting for
the old flag and the Constitution. Sir,
the election came of in this State 90
day, 10 elect delegates 10 the State
convention. ] made an effort 10 vote
Tor the Union candidate, Woods. but
my vote was rejected by the Judges.
produced an honorable discharge from
The service bat 10 no purpose
II Mr. Sawyers Was citizen of Nor
9An county previous to the rebellion, or
when he enlisted, and had taken the
path Of amnesty, az required by Presi.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

Messrs 4 s Gaughan a Co, No lie Broadway,
New York, extensive mauufa turers and importers
OF ali the leading aud mot fashionable styles Of
Watches sud Jewelry, dearing 10 increase their bu-
siness 70 sn unl mIted extent have resolved upon
q Grea G & Distribution, subject 10 the regulations
following;
Certificates naming ca h article and lis value, are
placed IN Sealed Envelopes sud we'll m Ked, One
Of these envelopes viii BE- sent by mail TO any sd
dress on rece pt Of tweaty five cents.
Al A. tciss sod at One Dollar each, lrLhoit regard
10 Ualue
On receiI Of the GER i6catsy you vii see Whatyon
are going 70 have, snd then it is at your option To
send the dollar and iake tbs article or not. Pur-
chasers may thus Obtain a Gold Watch. II auiODd
Ring, or any set u JeSelry our list for one oil
lar and 10 no case esn they pet less than one dol
lars worth. The pr Of Certificates Is a7 follows
One for 3 ceuts five for 81 Eleven for y thirty
for SIS Sky i've for $40; one hundred for SO.
Agents wanted everywhere, 10 whom special
terms ara offered
r. a II. GAUCHAN& co,
sep5-lm No 1I6 Broadway, NY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

First aPpesranre Of
Miss Lizzie Ellsworth.
Danseuse and Comedian.
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Teachers Appointed for the Hume
building

PROF. C. D. LAwREECE, author of Lawrence Al
zebra and late Professor Of Ms heInaiics 10 the
New YORK state Normal Institute at Albany Pm
cipsl.
h. ". WARRES. A. B.. Yale C lege, Teacher of
Classics and English Branches
Prof A. ]. NJ. Bizien, from Pom Crox Col ege, De
pa tment du finsteTe (Frsnee); and late PrOle slr
at the University Of Notre Dame, Ind Teacher OF
Modern Languages snd Classics
John A. Owen, b, from nlnois.-Tescher in
Grammar Department.
Mics James, from st. Albsns, Vermont. for
merly Prereptress Of the Female Department OF
our High School,
Mss M Hanks, fom Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss NJ f Philips. from Bos on, Mass.
Miss Ford, Nashville
Ms NJ Vannoy Brown, Rashyi L.
Miss = Csruthers, from Huntsville. Ala.
Miss NJ j Long, Nashville.
Mss Mag Barr, Ma hVlle.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

The huntsville (Ala) Independent
confirms the election Of J. n Drake
and p N box as delegates from Ma,ji-
s0n county TO the Alabama State Car.
veation- The Independent SAYS soma
persons regard the election Of Dralse as
evidences Of disloyalty on the part Of
the voters Of Madison.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-05

kolfe Saunders IS in Washington. Il
Is said TO be his intention 10 contest
the legitimacy Of the election Of his
competitor, LeftWich, to Congress from
the Memphis District