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A GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
"A 20 &c - crGl homework. Good reference. APP
II a o. Wat. s.. 80
D2ICKiAYERS WANTED THIS MORN
i've n nvtcmfn 81 bet Van Brunt and RC lard ats,
south u ooAhn Rcd Hook Point oIe
NEW SHIRT IRONERS AND STARCHERS
~ wanted. lirt-c.afs iion"is can have steady
en- poyucnt, ~ 10 cents pr shut. and paid
weekly. Apply at the uuion Laundry, No. 80 Marion
,t, 'eW fork City. 8'i
DR. SSMEN-2 FlIST-CLASS PRESSNEN.
4 Wee. i. a. 81 week, on fne trock coats, aUd
operators On SINE -, 20 guilt foe satin fsciUgs
1888 Spring st. j. SllE rCH $50
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN
l. hume out b., tho Int EXTENSIVE ire IN W. ith
ft on re /. H., would return orr sincere IN uks TO
the hamilton Firp lusu Gnce Company II We'll So
p'id b. thern, ant would recon. mend me llsmi!ton
Fire Insurance tomptnr 10 'he public ralronGre.
Npw NolA, ,uly 18Th 1865 rued-tRNNk III Z
ADAM SACHS, CONRAD kLOSrERBl kER, II.
". GESutNAN, JACOB hNER, PH'ilr REIN
SIR, CHRISTIAN kEPFLEk HENRY BECK,
uoSRAp pfFtLNMAN. 3d7
NNANIEp-'o COOPERS THAT DO NOT
w lo'on to the society, Apply 10 HANfNEI-
tRS & ELDER, 1t a., cor south 4tn 81, VIII ms
huygh. l.. /. 80
WHEREAS, MY WIFE, CATHARINE
w HEALEN LIDERBOth h, has lctI ny lei and
to.'C without just cause or oVooai.on, ioIhd all
rCr'ons nom lAr o Inc o. trusing her On nv Sc
count m viii PRIV debts OF her contra, lpR after
It's date. kOBEKr LlDEkBOCk. Jur lNth,
| l,65. 2o-
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MARINE NEWS.


July Io-s. R.e.444-s. sets, 7s7-H. w.ter.oSSl.
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PANIC AND JIG DANCfNG-CLOG Dane.
- ire and al The Ethiopian dances tau'lt hv JOHN
BOG M, Us t Houston ~. Terms 80 yer course
OF lesson. sst'siaction ru'rsn cd. 4GS
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respecting which Conover- Wallace had not only
given evidence when in Washington, but which he
had long previously revealed. Cameron's other
admission was that he had heard Of the proposal
to blow up the Croton dam. Upon this point he
said:-"I carried q letter to Mr.. Thompson, some
time in March, believe, from a person whose
name decline to state, suggesting the destruc-
ton of some water works of Northern CITY:
After Mr.. Thompson had read the letter, he asked
me il l knew the contents of it, and when said
yes. he repiied:-'Is the man mad? Is he fooE'
and he tabooed the proposition" It now turns
out that the person who wrote this letter, and
whose name Cameron refused to give, was the
very man Wallace, to whose identity he was
swearing! Whatever may be thought Of Came
rons caeyerness in telling only part OF his story,
while making oath TO it, Wallace must certainly
oe voted a strange seoundrsl-n while he haa
been acting az New York Tribune correspondent,
he was also urging the Confedcrates to such
measures as the destruction Of the CrotOn dam.
Can It be possible that the Montreal Coniede-
rates, while getting the affidavit fro II wallace,
repudiating his Washington testimony knew
that their man WAS swearing TO u lie? Can
1t be possible that they were aware that
IN bolstering up his affidavit with other aiidavits
and certificates, they were misleading the public!
Those who could Justify Camerons sharpness in
suppressng the name of the writer OF the letter
u Thompson would perhaps have no great scruples
OF conscience against similar sharp trick in refe-
renee to the main point. II, however, the Nom
treal Conederates did, so late as the 9th of June
last, retain confidence in Wallace, it must be said
that the rascal played his double part with re-
markable shrewdness We are writing. Of course,
the superstition that the letter given above s
genuine. Perhaps we shall next hear from Mr..
Cun0yer-Walhce that it il forgery, or that there
was some excellent purpose to be sexyed-some
deep laid plot to be f0rwarded-by writing it,
and that though apparently the Croton dam
scheme was originated in that letter. IT really was
KEGS would soy, Sanford Conover 10 nearly played
out
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CAMrnsLl-WARwIcH.- On Thursday, July 6, at the
First Presbyterian church. Camden, NJ j., by the Rev
F.. v. Read Mr. ukcRGE CAMBELL 70 Miss Lou WAR
wcH, daughter Of Mr. s. H. Warwick, formerly OF this
city.
H. Blair, ut tho minister's residence, No "a Perry street,
JAMS LYND Of Albany, 70 RACHAEL FAULKNER, Of this
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Fine Arts.

grand edincc, destined for the National Gallery Of
nctures, Is 10 be erected at Berlin. The Of the
archect 10 Mr.. Stller. The works have been already
begun
Madame Troyon has presented TO the Louvre large
picture painted by her son. lately deceased and repre-
ssnting flock Of sheep proceeding along with the shop
herd on horseback
n. Duret member of the Institute, and one OF the
most celebrated scuptors in France died recently the
nfty ninth year Of his age. He was married to Mile.
rurcas, granddaughter Of Cherubin.
The late sale Of the drawings and paintings OF David
Roberts, A. afforded curious Of the dcteri-
GRAFTON 10 which all photographs liable Forty
s1nental views which had cost the artist upwards Of
swenty pounds realized shilling for the that
almost all traces of pictorial representation had faded
sway.
The Rev. T. Ke lately exhibited at meeting Of the
Literary and Photographed Society,". Southampton,
some curious specimens Of ancient Roman workman
ship recently dug up from the site Of old Roman
sson near Andover The have been great disputes
- the site OF vndomis, anfquaries fixing at
Dasingstoke and others at schester Mr. Ke considers
the site Andover TO be the one He has just
discovered the site Of medInva glass mandatory in
Western Hampshire.
The monument In Corsica, at the inauguration OF
which Prince Napoleon made the speech which has
brought him into imperial disavor, represents Napoleon
the First horseback surrounded by his four brothers.
all dressed In Roman costume The equestrian statue
10 nearly ten feet high and the others about
feet each The base Is raised more than twelve feet
above the level Of the soil The statues cast in
bronze furnished from taken In the late Italian
campaign but two winged Victories placed In the base
ment are OF marble The entire monument Is about
hundred feet In length and twenty five feet In height
The general arrangements were made by N. Violet 10
Due and the sculpture executed by NM Barge, ST.
Thomas, jean Petit, Maillet and Dubray.
On the occasion OF Louis Napoleons visit 10 Agicrs NJ
Brager was attached 10 the imperial suie az
u the favorite guests at his Maestys table, but this
eminent marine painter had much more serious mis-
don than that Of mere pleasure He sketched, with
vgor and effect which recall the best days Of Horace
vcrnet, every maritime incident Of the expedition So
rapid this artists powers OF execution that he sub
itsed his painting Of the event Of the day 10 his Nh
estys inspection within twentyfour hours OF lis occur
renee and be IL remarked that each canvas measures
at least a square metre. The Emperor was 30 much
struck BY the accuracy Of detail and the correct draw.
ing Of the OF the series that he gave orders that each
should be despatched Immediately TO the Empress after
being shown 10 him.
REDUCTION OF THE HovRs LaBoR.-A special com
fls Ipwtc hao.
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REDUCTION oy THE HovRs OF LaBoR-A special com
mee of the Massachusetts, Legislature has made re.
port in favor of limiting the time Of labor 10 eight hours
a,day II is also recommended that commission be ap
pointed 20 collect information and statistics regard TO
thc hours of abor the condition and prospects Of the
industrial classes with such other information as they
may deem proper and report the result OF such nvcs
CATION 10 the next Legislature for MS action
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WANTED-IN SMALL FAMILY. A NURSE AMI
w searstress. Apply At l4S West ed st., between b
and 7th
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tsra to one and half; NeE York check.
enc half to Eve sighths discount.
JAcEsoS, HISS p. y, 1l.-Ths eouvon-
sion to-day sdoptsd the fsilswins amend
msnt % The State Csnsai0tisn. The inuti-
tuition Of slavery having been sboliahsd ia
thssiats Of Niassssippi. neither slavery scr
involuntary sssvituae ctherwlss than in
punishment of crime, of Which the party
shall have besn duly convicted. shall hare
aissr ssist in this sta.s aps % lsFiss.pFs
81 IL nexl lsssios, ald ihsssafsr. = Ne
Pe5iia welfare nay yresuirs. shsil P1ogi1sh hy
law f1f he pr0tscloa and sscuritg Of ths
PeESou and properly Of the freedmen o. this
ss,ts assanst evils thas fnsy arise ifsui thsir
sudden emancipation. An ordinsnce vas
passed for 3 general slseiion o. the arst
Moaday IN October, ior msmbsrs Of caa-
grss., Legislature and state 'fiesru, and a
special election At the sams tans fos county,
district or ministerial oasesa-
JAcks.s, Miss, Augusi sa.--Ths Cohvsu-
tion 10 day passed an srdiuaace dsclsring
nuil and void ths or5.uanes of secession,
snd repeating al orsinsess passed by ths
Convention Of 1881, except the revenue or
dinaaes, which islsft to the sctioa Of the !
Legislature. Soesher business Of import
ance was trans5cted.
Sxv osLE1o, Aogust 22.-Tha Star Of
the south. fTom PhiladelPhiss and Western |
Metropolis and Morning Star, from New
York, lave arrived. Major General Wight, |
ihe Department Of Texas, has
arrived At Galveston Tue pressure for sp-
Poiatmenta ssAastin is very great.
fEo cars coatsining seventy twosbales q
'Otton were burned between Galveston and
Houston On the Iith. Loss Sl0, 900 in specie.
Ctton setivs, with sales Of !, 900 bales at
i2949c. MOlassea, Louisiana, CSC sugar
freighis 1@Ae-
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The Woodville (Niss Republican
has an account Of an attempt by some
negroes, headed, il is believed, by s
white man, 70 steal cotton, which be
longed 10 Rev Mr. Rowdebush, Pres
byterian minister. BE finding that It
was being carried sway, watched Il In
the night wagon came along with the
negroes. He attacked them and they
resisted; but his brother-inlaW, Mr..
Moore, coming up, they left, leaving the
cotton and wagon behind he then
vent for assistance, leaving Mr.. Moore
in charge. The negroes came back and
attacked the latter; beat him until he
was Iifeless, and then carried OF the
cotton sud wagon. When Mr. r came
hack with assistance, they we're pur~
sued ana the cotton and wagon recap
t1red, bus the robbers escaped i
shows s sad st2te Of taings in Wiikin-
son county.
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~ MnrrIs Ketchnm.

A warmer or more general sympathy
has never been expressed than that
which has been eyinced for the senior
member Of the great banking firm
which has recently been overwhelmed
by SO sudden and dreadful 3 calamity.
Mr.. KetchuTa, the elder, has been for
nearly half 8 century one of the most
prominent. respected and useful citi
gems. Identified with many business
enterprises of the highest moment, an
sctive promoter Of public and private
works which have played an important
part in developing the resources of the
nation, an ardent supporter of the
Government in sll its financial trials
and difficulties, he was as widely and
as honorably known as any man IN the
mercantile community. By prudence,
economy, activity and integrity, he had
accumulated large and solid fortune,
which he used in no foolish display OF
extravaganza, but in public enterprises
and labors Of usefulness and benevo-
lence.
From the moment that he learned
the criminal delinquencies of his son,
whom he had entrusted with the man
agement of his concerns, Mr.. Ketchum
devoted himself and all that he pos
sessed to an honorable effort 10 repair
as far as he could the wrong that had
been done. ALI the renlittsnces re-
ceiyed from the numerous depositors
of the house were at once put in bank
to the credit of the owners; his large
private wealth, amounting to some two
millions of dollars, has been surren-
dered to replace the bonds sbstracted,
and to satisfy the claims of creditors
and though himself the largest loser by
the default, he has only been anxious
TO cover, TO the whole extent Of bis
ability, the losses Of others. His prop
erty has been assigned, under the sd-
vice of his counsel and the best judg-
ment of friends, towel known and
competent gentlemen, in order to pro-
vide, as fully and as justly as it can be
done, for the satisfaction Of those who
are touched by the failure of mas house
That he should feel these reverses
deeply is but natural A sudden change
from the height of affiuence and pros
perity TO an almost absolute poverty is
a yicissitude hard to be borne; and it
is all the harder that il has fallen upon
his old age, and at the close Of long
and laborious career. But what he
feels more deeply than the loss of for
tune is the terrible ruin Of son to
whom he wss devotedly attached,
whom everybody seemed TO love, whose
promises in life were most 6attering,
but VINO is now wAnderer upon the
face of the earth. The dilapidations
of fortuue are often retrieved by manly
endurance and fortitude, but the
wounds inflicted upon the affections are
seldom, and leave 8 sorrow that can
never be consoled-E Y Pot
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cry DIRECTORY.


(-,.RRv 4 s,ITa. Fcs. e aud s. Uni9e street,
for stSirsl FsErsea. ne 7 4 Ssi oo,1p ~ g
- "a Hrrrsllf Security, Man = tsn, de roi,S,-
-. e.--i = ~ EIisll.sf r.,irs1 Is d ~ So
sud AocsdsEt q Oolas- Z ile, -
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TUE CONFESSIONS AND EEPEEIEscE or Az ~
for the benefit, and as 9
caution 70 young msn and othsrs, who sudsr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &C, Supplying az the sane TINE
Che means Of self-curs, By one Who haa
cured himself sftss undergoing conaidersbls
quaekery. By enclosing n postpaid sd
dressed anveioPs, single copies nay be had
Of the anthOr.
NArHANIEL MsEFAfE, EsQ.5
Brooklyn, Kings Co.. n. 7.
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sasEsoH, Aus. 22.-Ths Tiass' spscisl
ssyb lhe coavsstisl passed The osdiuaacs
dselshng ths erdinaaes Of secession null
sDd void. i rspeals all crdsnauoss Of TIE
convsnt.oa q lssi sresPs tasrsvesus ordi.
nance vhisA sin bsseisa aFoa by the Lex
siaturs- Atan informal meeting Of dele
gates in sn iadividual capacity, g memorial
wza presented, exprelsoa in sioqssnt terns.
pasi.ionins Praident Tohnssn 50 sztstd
pasd0n q JET Davis and Cor. Ciask. which
vas aequiesesd in hy AZ prssepI ~
Nav oErrAss, Avg. 22.-coiion advnn-
eingl s,oso bales sold, iss4ss. sugar and
nalsssss unsbssged 'lieigkis thrse guar.
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Ths vice, Nhieb & never prsetiosd II
he presence Of any one, has proved Ia
sFsrlnstinE ruin ol tdCcaauds d TIE noblesi
and most talented young men TIA. syei
gaso tongue - elcqueaee or pen % sSng.
L has destroyed hsalth, blasted ne confti
lation, aud reduced the miserssia Vietim =
living skelston. Nor are thess =. h1a.
snd fatal sdocta IL its Pains sfe scattsrse
he ruiaa cf ruason, The moss malanchclJ
dehf fhrf can meet mortal eyes. 10 be
carsA permansn sntly 81 this sfliction, call ot
DF. C5ionaa, 30. e. Harih ChorTy strset
az adarsss him b Lester, Bcz So, Eask
vilis, TsnE- tet1s-H
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CoLGkrE q Co. beg 10 inform their custo-
mers that they siili continue the msnufac-
turs Of their garious styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ceudles.
Prices current forwarded By mail o. sp-
plication. CoL0aTE 4 Co,
Noe. 50 4 s. John g., New York.
iulv2S-3m
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A DEs0RAeEFr1 AFTArR-~we learn
thss she military force we're withdrawn
from Madison on Thursday. On Fri
day night We are told, band Of white
persons, disguised, entered the housas
Of some Of the negro fam lies residing
in the Town, and ~clesned them cut
We trust they are not Is bed a. repre-
sented % rs
Our informant states that the better
class Of the residents Of Madison con
demn the trAnsacticn and disappreve
Of the Whols afIAiE.--4rszsis S7ia-
nei, lsiA
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ohiesrB' Accounts made cut and cnshed.
Quar,efmasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made Up b. Il. TomPkins, lats
Major l4ta rsgirasss Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
=. La.
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~ q
Afternoon Dispatches.
Arrival OF the Persia.
Later from Europe.
The Great Eastern nOl Heard
From.
SpecuIatlOus about NapOIesn's
Intentions.
kr. Stewards Health Excellent.
PaFdOns Granted.
Mississippi Convention.
Constitutional Amendment
Adopted.
Mr. seWard's Health E1eellenl.

Constitutional Amendment
Adopted.
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- fron 0rerton CountE.

toOEaPOodsues.of the Nashville UniOH-l
LIytxOsroS, overton Co, !
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Great BargainsI
STATION ERY!
AND NOTIONsI =

CUTIERs. MERCHANTS ana DEALERS O
- sgnsrsiiy m You Wish 10 buy goods at =
Heasorabis, yea, HtallY safisfaci0FY prl- ~
ces, ave 81 q cal n
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HUI.
Nashville. Tennessee.

Tx SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of Ola o.
~ situucn VII cosnmElec On rs afal Muudar
10 tepisnctf. M ~ oreusnE ~ cornmulicaUon
hss eua ieu Ttscnera hi' herio Gus on ttrsech tts
lnaiiiatc, a,d tte Principal b nog abe 30 u.aka the
c9uree ui tnstrlct On uQro hnefai, uakirg uaTi
Of g nodefn LanElagca. uhioh VII b. iauzhl ~
ACC upllshed anq eEpereuctd Eur1pesn tasc lers.
L W. euihrace Er g.sh, frerch aud taun, gught
Fthout Eepara,e Of srlfa cn1FEe, the dTaf two g..
ma onEstory, tne laat optional. falmsushIn uiII
he tauEhf ty 4 oompetent aad succesf 81 Pfl..alof
10 = hkeNias rrupcsed 10 infrclluce Al s ralt Cf
ne daily schccl e1ercises, tte mcdFr; aTsism af
farior Gymnastics and Faflor Cuiiltl noe teiaF
- exsensige5 adopted and hlehly rtconaucndsd
by IRE fnnst eHliufui r|iurafnfE ald maiirai man
Ia TIE eoun-J, - conduciag - aEaueencaf. rSsre-
alcn. gree and elsgarcc uf fEl1a ald mouoD,
heaith ana YEor of BODY nd miud. % ihat prrcria
q Chilirrn Nho have hthrTic been srpi irum
echoo % accoant r I1elf health, afe nca crsn.et
% send lhfm 90 school tsr ther hsalth
In enla-Eing the cduI 81. n i urdp1sad = NuIt
re numhers q about ans-tsf oi lhosa usea'iy n
q tscdsrca. TO secure plare n d. dasirahis ttat
cary sppucatca sroald - Uatu. rsfm1 strctT
IN adFaaoe. No rupu eoulIta9ai - enfarod e.
plsca sscurad Until the aesrou's friE6a = ratL
for terms and partauisrs apply - lails1 A. 4. 81.
hoE ~ cr upoa tns efilsss - t1s fnpci1sl
auEi-im Mn. khMA HoicuhhE.
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of6cers' pay accounts and soldiers fnal
statements, computed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Aiso QBartermastera Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly BY competent and experienced
CLERKS, az No. 6S North Cherry street.
BUILER 4 6EEEEWOoE.
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PHoT0aHArHa.--FhotogrsPhs of Generals
Foesrsl and COnfedorats. The largest eel
lsst0a IN he vest, ioF sale, Wholesale sna
retail. Bsnsnbsr the place, Gallery of ths
cunbsria1ds 2scsssr slssst opposite Com
ascia Hotsl. nay2f,tL
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6HE1T ATTRscflos e cemsron, GisrB q
oo't.s--saPsr alk Bsoeadss Ffsuch 0rsa..
dino az 1871 Alss Printed Lissn Lawns
DolpEos Nug's Frehsh JseOnels.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taksa il
thrse seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, the Greai
Baby TamsF, At The Gallery Of The oumbsr-
and. aprII-G.
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- in-ITu-1icn ior fouug Ee1. Alao. ~ ard -
iafaa troatI1rus ~ DIrcllca e l16 DrInarT ~
3sxusl ayrfsns-te1t 1ee, IL sszied cnusiorsa.
AedTua1 d; = ekli.i.ll a0JeHTOF, sosaEd
assooisson, F1l.deip p1ia, Pa aFrls-ll
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Just received, per Express, hue LOT of
swissss, terlesoa, nainsook, mnalina, AZ pri-
vats sale. Gao. SHfEED8 4 CO.
uyl-tf = snd ~ College stress.
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An old PstFolean dowager at Sara.
isVa who calls harpists "harpiss Was
heard 70 hope that none Of them would
harp On heF daughter.
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military DIVISION on TIE TEllls sissiEE.9
thief . lrrta711aslsf's Oace, Z. q d 81 iL
ha-arliei leuaa a1T. ~. fisl.
VII - sot 8 Patilc A1ciiou. e. a. , rbsst
" uteer. ~ fal1rlag prursttg. o. aocoant n
D. Ulirf afaia1.
% fUG-DAf ecpisaher iz'h & fftissurr. "a
~ 1srs 81 ueH tilIIfl1l lfcr.
"a fhIDAf. aerff rlter Ia. Al ! Z. an a e-ffs
o. y err. c.1-lla. . 10, 1ssEig-f -f.g W hoa ia
freIalt ars 8 iass aa1aa
o. AoeDAi, 5esseulber ioih. q tas Michir.n
taf tqnpsey , f1sitIys etroii. Aca.s fourasa
kes 30 fie.Fht Oar, ieci E1sae.
- On SANE Daf, e ne Del -cii ctr Gen.
pays Fsrtorys IaiIty sigat hsE Fiat Cara, are
% ~ ~ NEsDkI. ssptsEassf aosh. a. Ha.hsl 4
3af1ers csT NoF<s, elcs-a 0iF. fnd racalT-
aFs Nsu Boz ffelkhf Gaze 49, rs1as
aafen - A "a =
0of-lnnsni fsrda q CEiLLf.
angi0-td CA ard A g NJ 2 army.
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The belle q the Cape Nay bail Ess
dressed IN crimson silk, diamond drops
snd gola-dust Gorgeous attire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.



We are seihor-sd to snnouroe JOHN HCGH
SMITH as candldats lor The ofice 81 Magor O.
Nashville, e. the coming electl0n-last saturday ih
Septsruber next
We afa aui honred % announce Capt. WILLIAM
DRiVEk as q tandidale for the caice o. Mayor OF
Nashville, at he coming eiccuon-lasi saiurlsy 70
septembsr neEs U3 he-
Wears authorzed 10 Gnsouacs kBRAM Mf sEs
Is q candidate ior Mayor q The saaung eieo-ion.
jyso-lde
TIE rsn5s of .. D. DIcEET. request us 20
announce b "a a. candidsie ier Msyurs a. The
siecuon on the last SATURDAY. 10 Septemosr.
Us
We are authorized 70 announce ". MATT
Brown. ss q candidate Tor Mayer, a. ths ensuing
Municipal Eieou0u- ly4
We are al ho-iEed 70 announce Va. g. CHEAT
HAM ss q candidate ior. Mayer - he approachins
eleeuon. aast-tae
We are authorised n announce lr. p. S. WOOD
Ward 81 q sndldats %. Mayer, hia accepia1oe
70 4 eall having been punlahea Hngi-iae
We are authorised % annonros Cart JOHN 3
"a HELL e q candidate fgr Mayer e. Ne eesu-
ing Municipsl eiecuo-. HaSt-'ae
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SArH Or TEsEEssus CoNPrHoEtrR's orrlCn, /
RssuviLIE. August II, lo65. !
VN ohcdFncc 20 q rssolnt on OF the General as
scuiliy uf the ctaio % Tennessee, passed Nay
SID, isu5 you are hereby requested 20 transmit 20
this once tatanento o. your name and residences,
uiih che date and number of each Bond Of tbe
state of Teunetsee held iy you, snd the amount
sd character of such bond. Your early com.
plisncs is earnestly requested
= W. HATCHETT,
oomp Of the sisie q TreasuTy
snzissm sspl
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