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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-05

Foreign News.
"
Late from Alexandria.
The Cholera in Egypt.
Traitor Meeting In New York.
About JET Davis.
Congressional Election In Ten
neSsee.


WlsHIvaToS, August 4.-Our Consul L
Alexandria. Egypt, in an oficial dispatch t.
the United States, gives a vivid picture o
the raging Of the eholers in that city. There
were I.7s5 deaths from the 2Ith Of June !,
The 18th Of July. Il is estimated that NOR,
than $4,000 persons have lett Alexaudris
since the malady appeared, on the IOh o.
June, 70 fhs 7th nit. Tae most distressing
reports are being received from the interiO,
Of the country.
NEw YORK, August f-The Tribune Of
this morning says: We have the testimony
Of gentlemen who were present at a meeting
in behalf Of jeff. Davis, held in this city,
that much Of the language used on The oc-
casion was reasonable in its drift and spirit.
The following election returns were re-
ceived to-day
Second Ds tret-Bradley County: Cooper,
sl5i Maynard, 49, Bird, 90; HouE. 50,
Heiskell, Is; Wels.l.
Toenty-ffH District-Bsdford County /.
For Congress: Cooper, les. Mullins IA.
For Senate Ramsey, 90, Wisener, 2s. For
Representative DunaWsy, 90; Philips, "a
I failed 70 get the result from s~helbyville,
owing to their neglect to BEND it.
~(signed) OPERAroR, Wartraee.
Strawberry Plains (16th Distrietl gives
l42 majority for Maynard, for Senator; I2s
majority for Williams. Total vote, I6l.
Whitesburg, Jefferson county; For Con-
gress; Taylor, IS; Miller, IS.
Russellville, Jefferson county: Taylor, As;
Miller, I6i Randolph, B..
Lockport, Greene county, givss Miller 10
msjOrity.
Bulls Gap, Hawkins county; Taylor, So;
Miller, 81 Arnold ?.
Bristol precinct: Taylor, II; Miller Q:
District No. 5. Bedford county: Cooper,
3d. Mullin', IS. For Senate. wisenar, IS;
Ramsy, 25. For Representative; Phillips,
60; Dunawsy, IS.
District No. 1, Bedford countyi Cooper,
%. For Senate: Ramsey, 70. For Repre-.
sentative; Phillips, ?; Dunaway, %.
Second Dstrie8, Cooper SO, Mullens :.
Senate; Ramsey So, Wisener u. Repre-
sentatives Dunawsy 50, Phillips IS.
Fourth DistrieL-CoOpsr n, MulIeus I,
Ramsey 50, Wisener I, Dunawsy 50, Phil
lips /.
JErFERsOS COCSTY-9th District Taylor
lO3, Miller 5, Randolph 8.
HAMILTON CoUSTY-lsth District Stokes
q, Hood none.
MoNrooHERE ~CoUSTV.-The vote in tbs
stands thus
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Bracelets, Rings, SETS Of JeWlcry, &c

ITO ha disposed Of A. OSE DOLLAR Zach
mt D 500 kaow shat you are 10 receive.
Our iufuc sWert8 are the great q eFer offered 81
cttininQ good Jfw iry al low ~ ces.
Canlh zez o. Oh tha articles named in our Cru
Tar are pat into envelopes, sealed up. ana mixed
and WI q ordered. are dnan. without regard tg
crriee, ard cent ~ nal. Tree Of arue rfe. Eifi1g Ell
= fdr cha fca. T. VII tben BE- az your opu D r
aend One Dollar or ne aui ie cr uce SAIIaFAc
TON j. GUARANTEED 10 90 essss and q. theri
are No BLANKS, Dc o. impcsati1i Tor a1y one o. re
ceirs less thau The Fsire 81 her mfaey.
Our lrf compress 1000 atcies, Fduei a
from 81 % SIS each nsIEang O. Cent? aud r.
ties' eclf and iver H~uui1ECased aa.rh = ST.
nature maslc srring F1d rlgF Locke a ora ane
mounies Ebo1y hoidsn. Gold Peas siih silver ~.
kpsioa cases ana pe11l-, Cod Igufh and IA
PekE, Cnased sod Stone ct hnW, Boon rtles
Sleeve BaztGus. frarefy or sfglea3 Calf RIA IA.
mend, Solitaire ADD Ciusier F1s, esuta' Mas11l
Pirs and Eirrs. Ladirs Belt Huraifs, Sod lhiu-
hisz. Coral, eral, Jet a1d Pearl sets az Laies
Jewel y. variety cf styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch.
81, Chaie aine and Lorg 3uard 1haiaa. heuts' We
snd Neck Chanss Gid sad JET keFlluag srooch-
e., etc etc
ImrnaL IsIrsE rsIs AHr FnEEIras ef cter ~
nr1iaE Cabs. ul o. sflf free. aHlaTeesultGle
8 eeua. fse fr a, fhiicen Er g thirty fhtee 70
one hundred Of 50. or central lecalcl
mraa a. near re mos fsmo g p1iaH, ana AZ o.
DER prompay shed and buarded y return mai
freais wasted 10 ssofy ten ~ eozsty
T1s~as PAckAED q CO.
a Wet FouTih r., Cnaanai. ono.
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BILttAEpa.-A remarEapie game CT rather
series Of games Of billiards, ended Yesterday
81 Deprezs splendid saloon on Cherry street,
in this city. Two gentlemen commenced
playing at 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
and played on without interruption until
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, plsying in
all Is games Of 100 points ssch. Surprising
they averaged 9 points 10 the run, and
walked around the table once each run, al
lowing 50 fsel for the circumference Of the
table. they walked each during. the time
thev plsyes. q little over IA miles.
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MAJOR ii. ToNPKISs.-AmODgst the many
gallant and true hearted men whom The
fortunes Of war driited TO our city, we know
Of mons Of whom We should be more Justly
proud than Major TompkiRs. when we
saw him recently surrounded BY the brave
officers OF the I4th Illinois cavalry, and
many Of their fair ladies, in his OWL house.
the gayesto Of the gay-spsrkling in his con
vsrsadon sa the flashing wine in the merry
6 ssses We eiinked 50 often, we did not
wonder that be was eslled q fsplendid
fellow" but wben VIC heard him in response
to the call Of his comrades, make q touch
ing eloquent and ststeaman like speech,
r%ecouutiDg the deeds tnd sufferings Of his
reg ment, abiding with pride to then
achievements, ard speaking with tender
sorrow q the nsbie dead they had left for
sver behind, and then with equal feeling
rising 70 q full comprehension Of the duties
Of the living. wa felt that we had lost much
in not knowing him before. We may vel
rejoice to retain such en- amongst Us.
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There are three districts yet to be heard
from.
WAsHISeroS, August 4.-Owing 70 the
continued nlnesso Of the President, the heads
Of The departments were formally notified
that there would be no cabinet meeting to-
day.
FoETREss MONROE, August . -Brigs Mon
tea and Alatona arrived at Newport News
to-day from City Point laden with French
tobacco from Richmond. Another effort
was made to-day to raise the old U. S
frigate Congress, of Newport News, which
proved unsuccessful, the steam being insult.
fcient to work all the pumps. The water WI
10 EereI, however, three feet from the tide
mark in two hours. Another boat will be
made to start all the pumps at 5 o'clock to-
morrow morning, the weather permitting.
PoRrLASD, Nh, Aug. 4.-General Grant
and party started on an excursion among
the islands in the harbor this morning, and
returned ct ? o'clock.
The Post publishes the following affidavit,
made by Peter J. Smith: al was corporal in
Co. E, 9th Conn. Vols, was captured in
front Of Petersburg, July IS, 1868 was Ia
ken to Liby Prison, to Belle Island, snd TO
Audersonviue Sept. 5lh, 1853. While there
the rations were served out by Major Allen,
Of THE ID Va. rebel cavalry. Alien would
sometimes ccm1 70 Us men and ask ii we
would take the oath Of allegiance to the
~Oonfederacy, and upon our declining would
say, don't give them q id mouthful to
eat to-day At n time hs took eight q
US, myaelfsmong the number, ali n7n-eom-
missioned officers, and upon our refusing to
take the cath and TO persuade the privstel
10 do so. I saw Major Allen in Richmond
Va, serving cut provisions furnished bJ
the United States Government, 20 the poo
Of Richmond"
New YoRK, August 4.---The Post's Wash
| ington special ssys: Owing to the intens'
hest. il is understood, the President vii
make 6 brief visit 10 Cape Nay. He vii
sndsavor to leave this afternoon.
Secretary. Seward ~telegrAIhs from Cap
May that the health Of himself and son
improving rapidly.
The Commission to visit the Indians Oh
If ia.ed With the rebels, and 70 make Per
mansnt peace with them, has orgrniie
here. Colonel Heron, one Of the Commis
s%iouers, srrived today. :
Rear Admiral Dshlsron was msrriet
this city on Wednesday evening, to Mn
Goddard. daugh'er Of the late samuel Vim
ton, Of Ohio.
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DAILT USIoS OFFIck,
Nashville, Ava, P.
Gold has steadily msintained itselG and
wish insidious advance more thaa sus.
tsined the closing prices eflast week.
Provisions have relied steady, with no par.
uealaF change.
Flour and produce have sdaanced ma
terialiy.
Cotton is coming IN mere rapidly, and
pricel range from "A 10 35e. for inferior.
aad SIC. for low 10 fair middling.
ALoOzOI-s6,50, 6,7oGS,7e0 per gallon.
APPLEs-N0ne in market.
BEkNs-None In market.
BkGaISG-30o per yard.
BkLE RoPE-lZc per y.
BEEF-Dried 26c per n.
BUCKErs-Psinted, a per doz.
BAcOS-Clear sides, 20c I5c. for shoul-
ders Sugar cured hams ao@5sc. = pound /;
Country hams Csc.
BROONs-S5 @S7 J0per dozen.
BUrTER y EdGs-Butter 35c. Eggs,
SO9sSc per dozen BY the barrel.
CANNED FEUIr Peaches, IN SIS 50 per
dozen, SbS6,00 per dozen.
CANDLEs-Tallow l8@20c Star, 25c per ..
CHEEsE-Hamburg, &c. per y.
COFFEE-Prime Rio. S3c per n.
Cow OTsrERs-2D cans S5,5e per dozen in
- sans $3.50 per dozen in boxes
CEACxEzs-Butter and Soda l0al4c round.
Day GooDs-BroWn sheeting37%@4oc per
yard.
Calieoes, Merimacs ". SSas5c; other prints
ranging from g % sec.
DEfED FRUIr-Applss &C b; peaches Sc.
FLoUR-Superfue ST3z, best brands Of
choice family SloaSlS.
FEED Corn in sacks IN store 81 so
50 Oh Oats 81; Bran s. %; shorts s. SO.
HrDEs.-Grsen sailed hides, &c per b
Flint hides, S@loc per -.
LEkTHER-Oak sole soc; hemloek sole
40; skirting 50@60; harness, As; bride per
doz. S55s6e; kip skins S60as0; calf 35aS55
upper S35G5O.
LARD-2sc per n, in fierce. Keg Csc.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,20@Sl,4o per
gallon.
MAOkKEE1-In 4 barrels sTI,oo; In kits
No. 2. s. IS; No. l, $3.50.
MEAL-SIY50 per bushel.
MUsTARD-Germans IN jars SOS per doE.
Union do $500 per DOZEN
NAILs-pen pennies s. round per key.
OM-Tanners 81 05s Neat foot, 81 50
ass 90 Lard S2,50a3,0 90; Castor, S5,51s; |
Linseeds s2a2,50 Coal oil S1,25 per gallon. |
PorAToEs-lrish, s. per barrel. Scarce.
PIcKLEs-Pint Jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do IS, per dozen, do in half barrels 5 2 90,
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black soc per n.
RAIsINs-M. R. L. $3.50 per box.
SUsARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds l61f6I7Lc, /
in bbls. 17E@lsHc crushed, granulated,
and powdered &c per b.
Shareholder, $3.50 per gallon in \ bills.
sALE-Seven bushelin barrel$5 90 BY the
Zoe barrels, S5;5o in smsller lots.
WHIsEEY-Bourbon p gal. 81 50@$4,5O; /
Pure old R. G. 81 0o@S5 90. Wines vary
ing from sl4 90 70 $40, owing to Vintage.
Brandies Sl2@$2o.
White Lead, f5s25c.
IRON-Common bar 10c.
CAsTTSas-l0c.
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MusIo.-We are indebted to D. P. Faulds,
Publishers, Louisville, KY, for a couple OF
pieces Of sheet music, to-wit; 81 Bring a
Little Flower for Thee p words by Thos. B
Long, music by J.. C. Mermingeri and
ANSWER 70 Why do Love Thee ;" words
by Miss Sidney A. CARL, music BY Charley
I. Ward.
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Persons unacquainted in the city seeing
90 many advertisements for the treiamen'
Of SpeciGl Diseases, sre often az losa 70 ae
ormfne 10 whom 70 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We taSe
pleasure 10 stating that the oiaest eltHo'
ishment Of this kind is az Nc. = DeaaericE
street, aud this should be q suneient 81ar'
autes that this is . reliable INSTITUTION, u
A. RICHARD JoEEs may Be ieuna n MS o.,
Zee during the hours statea II his esnsn
sdvsrtisemea.. An medicines GErHlaLea u
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RrooRDrR's CouRr.-Drunk twenty-five.
Dan sullivan was sent 10 the Provost Mar
shall. Henry Cunningham was discharged
Mary Coleman, Charles Penny aud W. g.
Johnston, wentto the Workhouse.
Mrs. White was fned $40 for keeping a
bawdy house. N. T. johnson 50 for keep
ing disorderly house. Ann Pate, charged
with LEVIED conduct was discharged, but
james Ward was faed $40; Jas. Yinton was
fined $50 for indecent exposure Of person.
VIM. Smith. charged with attempting to
pass q $50 bill, had somehow managed to
escape, and when his case was called was
non est inrcHfns.
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IT app arnE f-rm no an isrt Sled IN h ears.
fhaf lie dfls1Iant tls renewed MuffN irau
thas sect Ie1rsE1oe OF 90 arselalfl tal re
orlluarFE rafesa alnncs b. served en- am. ~ n
Therefore ordered that rEfi rtlIu b made trfcll
surces " sssIa In ne NsahsIie D11n nrl Jics
tha e. "a IL n iEht to nrrear bore John Ainlfs q
rustra u Sc Peace n EataosFlle. 81 arcs c1af'
srursF fir1 az DEERE De SD AEachmesf. ~ tus
Az 3 e-is. or ne ssmsasl BE- .sEeu A. eoaesto1.
and hoard r. rf7fs a. t1h
JOS MINIS q A.
vfF-ufz u - Fcaca
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Nalhyille Med cal aud Surgical institute
Church street below cherry, open from q,
m. to s p m, for the reception OF patients
suffering from any .orm Of disesss, either
scuts or chronic. T. s. Aborn, NJ. D., Ex.
sming Physician and Surgeon. augs-tf
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AuorIox sAlE ny Csc. sHIzLEs 4 Cove
viii eel this Saturday morning, Abgust J,
1885. at 10 o'clock, Furniture CarPes Bed
ding. Msttrnsses, Groceries, WHISKY, Vine
Co5Ring Stoves, China Ware, Mails, one tne
sswiuF Machine, and one 6ne Piano, etc,
~, Gro. II. SHIELps 4 Co..
IS and q College Street,
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NotIce Of nsoIvsnoy.

TUE insoireneV d tha rn@o at q
- ~ ~rair-a = 2 hen Hltn d
60 ~ r5rn > CrEH ~ En- srcrl rcalIl
1890 ~ ne tra teT a rfreuD rfEs q
he dtfeeuA - rle.a e
asii@s oHN =. CtaHz Ar.
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Old Ewes NFase New. without SPECTAC-
LES, DOCTORS or MEDICINE. Pamphlet
mailed Tree on recript oftan cents. Address
E. B. FOOrE. IL. b., No. 1850 Brosd way
New York. aaga-SW
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The Sd Tennessee Cavalry, Major Piekens
commanding, was mustered cut Of service 81
Pulaski on The Sd mat. Il started out with
500 men and returned with i75. The boys
are TO be paid on next Tuesday.
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oae thousand bushels Of Nut snd Fine
Csal. expressly adapted for steam purposes
or blaskfmithing, for sale at Knight hfoth-
efs' Yard. on Rolling Mil Hill. Ohee 10.
AZ Church aegi4''
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wAvTED.-5Ooo Ash Logs, suitable Ter
making Wood, BY knight Brothers, attheir
Steam Elevator, on the river, soaih o.
Broad. Ofice Ne. aa, Church street.
augi-4i
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Rev. Bishop K~ayanaugh, D. D. viii
preach at Andrew Charge tomorrow morn
ing at lok O'Clock.
Service aga.D st ~ o'clock, evening.
sabbsth sshool stsE o'clock, morning.
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REyiEw-The types got some Of As5or
T~hompkins' esmpaign into them last night
aud made us call the reanioa Of the officers
Of he I4ih Illinois cavalry their r%erie's.
Rather a strange hour and time for areyiew.
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suEdFies

OS0 Bns Poe Lsih
a. feet Assorted Malldnst
I.o.0 f-ef rs and .nch clear a.asssea Puirei
E1f5
eto04 80 Dressed Ecornr. q
Just recaFed ~ ttcener fcrksruu. en4 ~ al,
ea PsDcopyl bsasd ssa Hs6 x
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If yoa wish dry, seasoned Beech Wood
sawed and split, ready for use, send your
orders 70 knight Dro,hers, No. ~, Church
Street spgl-4t
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laws HousE.-We called this popular no.
tel the erwin House in yesterdays issue.
Well, Dr., that don't make your dinner any
the less good.
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NEw THEArHE -Messrs. Wight & Fuller
have leased this popular place Of amuse-
nent and are making various improve
ments in the interior.
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Cone q Tamil have received the Chin
ney Corner, New York Clipper, wilkes Spirit
American Agrieulturist, and the New Yo.k
dailies Of the "a.
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OuR Jos orFIcE.-Wea are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, snd at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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AWAY WIth spectacles.

Several interesting items are crowded on
Of our local columns this morning.
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Marriage Licenses aad every description
Of Law Blanks for sale At this oGoe, or
printed to order.
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For Sale at this Office, enc good second
hand Boiler. win be sold cheap for cash.
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Messrs. Cona & Tunnel supplied US yes
tsrday morning with the Cincinnati psPers
of Thursday.
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+. W. Davis. sewanee depot, has received
Wilkes Spirit, the Clipper, and other week
lies also No. SO Of Beadle's Dime Novels.
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The new and light draught steamer So
nora arrived yesterday from Louisville with
a splendid trip Of freight and passengers.
She leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for
Evansville from lower landing. She is q
No. 1 light boat, and viii 60 through
promptly, with Captain 7. C. Sweeney snd
that clever gentleman Norris Dorsey in the
office. Boyd & PEBBLES are sgents.
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We are obliged to W. H. Enrich 4 CO. ior
the latest Louisville papers.
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We regret % learn that Col. Wood, late
post commandant here, is lying dangerously
III IN this city.
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Notice our Directory, and see at 2 glance
its advantages TO those whose names appear
IN H..
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DIR. g. sOHIFF

HAa removed be Family R~fdfnos % 50. rs
II coslh edruer stssL - der tt1H Ch1rh
khuAee Is q ~ "a piaes. 10 q eorih
Casu7 Estl - an 1yiaia
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lBy Telegraph CscssAu, August 4. NJ.
Flour o. fmer and the higher grades are n de-
msnd ct IS 5O99 CO. superiaei s held AZ s. 7o97 90.
Wheat IN fair domanda al 81 50 forpnme red. Com
dull at 55g57. Oats s. Rye9 "a. Whisky dull and
unsettled, 10 buyers st over 81 Is Mess pork IN
demsnd At 81 50 Tor city 400 lbs. sold since our
lsst at this rate. Nothing has tanspiTed in bulk
meats or bacon aud prices are nominal. Lard can
be bought at 23H but The demand is Fight ard the
sales small Groceries firm. Coffee 2l9a2k. su-
Or l4gl7H for raw l9G2iL for refined. Eggs duh
atl59l6. Batter unchanged.
NrW HoRk, Augu-tA
Cotton dull at IS for middling. Flour dun and 8
@loc lower for common grades extra S 2oQs 20
r q o wheat quiet snd steady. Corn dull. s9Gel.
Oats duil al 5S9J9, Rye and harley quiet. IVES ern
pork dull and lower. ss5 80. Cut meats quiet.
Lard s eady. Butter dull. Cheese duh. Whisky
quiet At g 70. Petroleum quiet.
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svrrrrsTHp nay OF CHAMP rrnarsos's rsi.l.

sIvETEryTH DAY % CHAMP FEReUsoS's rEIAL.
I|ETEnEsrIyo AyD THRILLiEG TESTIMONY
MISS Woop UPoN rHE SrAED-HER FATHER's
DrfSo STATEMENTS -Cspps was re examined
yesterday. His testimony 10 regard TO the
paper purporting to be Champ Ferguson's
% commission, showed he knew very little
about Il. He could tel neither who signed
10, where il was signed, or Whist it contsined.
Witness said that be end Captain MeHsnry,
Bel.ieu, Gist, snd one or two Others went
towards Johnsoa's house. Ferguson, Ham
ilton and others went on. We heard guns
firing aud sew a man come out who was re
peatedly ordered to halt, and who finally
run. Ididntsee him fall over, but saw him
before he got 10 the bluh. Saw him lying
at The foot Of The bluH, which is some forty
or City feet high. In goidg TO the house I
passed Martin some two OF three hundred
ieeb from the house. Didn't examine the
men who fell over lhe hlua. Martin WIS
shot IN the head end had o cash in his
breast. Martin lay out Of si.ht OF the man
who fel over the bus, snd ] should think
about three hundred yards of. The guns /
heard were in the direction OF the body Of
Martin. Regarded the permit Of Ferguson
which I saw, ns genuine.
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Loul..In, ana N..h,.I. Railroad Change

Orders for Election Tickets promptly
siled on reasonable terms.
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Roard.

nuQrp er Ger eeaEemen sid fhsr uifes. sisc
u srs~raI snrie Sent ene1 car sd good bcard
~ riaaslsfE 51ms ~ 7QcA Garry street
Also Dag Boas@ N
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snecial Notice.

In addition 10 their excellent Ice Cream
and Cakes. ozsnne s Morrison will serve
their patrons with delicious shsrbets every
evening, As follows;
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Six persons took the oath OF allegianee
yesterday, ct Gen. P~srkhursts headquarters.
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The speech Of Col. Davidson to the l4th
III. cavsly wiz be found in another coz
umn.
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Thlpks 70 Ed willard for late Louisville
and Cincinnati papers also the Wavefly
and Ledger.
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Davidson County.


The msiority for Campbell is $40. It is
believed that the polla were not opened in
the remaining districts.
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wnLIAvsoS ousry-Fraallin Campbell
Ia; Carter 6s.
ROBEETsOS OUSrY.-springaeld: Campbell
225; Carter 10.
sUNEER CoUsTr. Gal attn: Campbell 200;
Carter u.
oHEArHau Couyry.-lst District: c~ampbsll
co; Carkr 4.
The total vote, a. Ear as heard from last
night up 20 Il o'clock, was; Campbell 2e7O;
Carter 1917.
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The trains on he Louisville and Nashville Rail
- arrive and deuar AZ follows.
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%sATuRDAY, AUatsr ;. So.
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8aak.Aats gist.
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heF York. Utuc.nuaa ant Louisville Sight
par buying, and I lilo selling.
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There are three districts yet to be heard