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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

For south CarrOIItpn and Hartford.
Tbs steamer GENs HALhECK will nun regn
larry between Evansville, and South Carrollfsn
and Hartford, on Green ri yer, max ing two trips
week.
For freight or passaganppiy on board or tn
NIT cox A. HUMPHREY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

They Intend 10 keep their stock complete Of "a
best makea aud most desirable Good that can
found II new England, and they arr also det or
mined that pc House A. the country shall 90
bstisr OF cheaper ooois THAI they
Call and sxAmins stoss aud Prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

We will manufacture all Kind OF Tobacco 90
suit any trades that we may receive orders for .
We will assure the wholesale trade that we can not
be undersold in the West. We have been en-
gagged in the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared to execute our work in the neat
est style, aud respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers TO our Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

oTFToKRs:
WILLIAM J. LOWRY, President;
SAMUEL ORR, vice. PireGzdsnt;
ROBERT r. R0BERTs s, Cashier.
Directors:
VIZ. J. LowKY, sAM'L oEa, D J. AAckET, GEO.
p. RUDsFrTH, Ros'T z. Duck EEsos, sAEEEL NJ
AEcHKR, RosERT B. RosKATs. JAMS t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
STRAYED.

ra- Good references given II reGui
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

lowing Brands of
Tobacco:
"A Pounds, Bright q Ounces.
ga Z" TOunees.
A Twist. Bright, Ia 8.
A Sweet, Ounces.
A Bright, 2Os.
Bright 4 s Caddies. ta va
Medium A Caddies.
Dark 4 Caddies.
"A Pancake, Bright, las
Bright 10 y In CaddIe1
Dark 10 5 in c adde's.
Navy, Pounds.
spun Roll.
Fields Cable Roll.
EldOrado.
Rough and Ready.
We will manufacture ali Kind of Fohareo II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TuuarRr--The Old Thestre had vsry
respectable attendance on the night Of the
4th, and last night also. The Zavistousk
Troupe, with Mile Christine at the head
continues to both astOnish and delight the
public. They viii sppsar but three nights
longer. This evening the Flying Dutehmsn
viii be played, with Mile Christine as An.
derdscken, the Captain Of the Phsntom
Ship. This thrilling piece will draw an
immense house. sour Gal, !" the after pay,
viii enable Mile Eveline 70 display rich
vein Of humor in her Improvisation Of
Mehitable,
EEE THEkTRE.-Mrs. Z. Posts Southern
Dramatic Troupe at the New Theatre is
drawing well. To night the great Sensation
Drams, theBeacon Of Death, or theWreekers
Of Norway, viii be perf,rmed. J. n. Cooke
from the Old Bowery viii appear as Jack
Junk. This Of itself ought TO secure full
house. Sam LsthroP, too, will be on hand wit
his Comic Song. Romsncsunder Difficulties
will conclude the evenings amusement.
PoLAx0s vAHETIEs.-Tom Poland never
tires himself nor anybody else. Every
night be delights his constantly increasing
audiences with some novelty. The Cline
tops, Tom Russell ard Dick Sands, to say
nothing Of Miss Annie BerdEell and wsr-
rem BerdWeli constitute sufficient attraction
to FIJI the house to overlooking.
In the grand National Divertisment, in
which America, England, France, Scot
land, Rassia, Greece, and Africa are rep
resented ia one Of the most beautiful ia !
bleaur Of the Father Of our Country we
have ever seen. Go to Poland s if you
want TO spend delightful evening.
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araaa CelebralIOa- Elre wOrll..Ersa.

parencles- Ausic-and Speaking.
chisay through the indefAtlgsbls ezorsy
Of our friend. Charlie Morse, Nashville
WA matched from the impending disgrace
Of not celebrating the 4th Of July. At
early gas.light We neared the intersection
of Church and Cherry streets, and found
an immense crowd already assembled.
drawn hither by the announcement in the
morning papers. The scene was truly
imposing. The Times and Press building
was beautifully illuminated from top to
bottom sky-rocksis were ascending from
every possible point, while Roman candles,
Rnted lights and spangles Of fame created
a special enchantment. In the midst Of
this extsmporiasd sPlendOr fOaied hum
dred larger and smaller national banner.
To ali this was added the charm Of the
most stirring music from the post band.
The time for speaking having arrived the
writer was introduced TO the audience, and
spoke shout twenty minutes. He was fol-
lowed by Msj. Gen. Cooper, Of East Tonnes
see, in 8 patriotic speech, which ELECTED
rounds Of enthusiastic applause. General
Cooper is a candidate for Congress in the
I'd district, and Il elected Of which there
seems to be no doubt, will make as good
a Legislator as he has fighter. The man
who won his way from the rank Of Captain
70 A Major Generalship must have merit.
Gen. Cooper was followed BY Capt. Metcalf.
our efficient A. P. N. His speech was brief
but pointed and eloquent. He pledged
himself to the support of the present policy
Of President johnson. We were glad TO
hear the Captain say that he intends TO
make Nashville his future home. Theodore
T. scribner, Esq, Of tie New York Herald,
came next. His remarks were fun of good
humor and genuine patriotism, and brought
forth the liveliest applause. Mr.. scribner is
man Of fine requirements and makes
most effective speech-something uncom-
mon for a knight of the quill.
After Mr.. seribner came T. A. James,
ESQ.,, the present Clerk Of the Tennessee
House of Representatives. Mr.. James is
fine speaker, and defined his position upon
the questions of the day in no unmeaning
terms. His distribes against everything
smscking Of rebelism were terrible, HIS
Unionism has been tried and not found
wanting in the most perilOus times. Mr..
James needs no eulogy to give him a
stronger hold upon the people of his native
State. Mr.. Morts now came forward and
dismissed the congregation" in the most
graceful and happy manner. Thus ended a
most suece ssful celebration of the Fourth Of
July in Nashville.
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AN INTERESTING CAsE.-The habitues Of
the Recorders Court were gratifed on yes.
terday morning with ayery interesting dis f.
closure. A gentleman, whose name We sup
press, has been for come time past acting
upon the radical principle in reference to
eer,ain good looking female writer Of this
city, whose only bar 70 responsibility is the
color Of her skin and the questionablensss
Of her morals.
For some uuaecountable reason this no.
torious consolidation Of white man with
black woman became offensive to a colored
individual BY the name Of Hodge. who
lives with his wife in the lover part Of the
same house in which Nary Saunders and
her lover sleep. The said Hodges wife be-
ing woman Of spirit, shared her husbaua's
indignation, snd the result was breach Of
The pesoe on yesterday morning, Mary
Saunders driving Mary Hodges out Of the
room with Ratchet. Hodges keeps an
assirnstion house, and thinking the atmos
phere q il sufficiently demOrehzinS, came
% ths sags oonelasion thst 70 have things
going on Of doubtful character above him
would be unlavorsble ~ the virtuous gr0wth
Of his family. out Of this unpleasant stat,
Of the case grew some four or Eve warrants
against ell tbs parties, ali Of whom wer'
6ned. Mary saunders and her paramoui
getting SIS each. This is nut for nisee
gonationists 70 crack.
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Races on the 4th.


A large crowd assembled at an early hour
on Tuesday afternoon, TO witness the rare
sport which had been promised by the en-.
tsrPrisiug pEoprietOrs, Messrs. Bruner a
Dsming.
The slow mule race was amusing and lu-
dicrous ia the extreme. Nissan Horn en-
tered January, and Mr.. Pete Kavenaugh
entered Dick. January, large mule with
big lump on lis leg, ridden by the owner
Of his opponent, won the race. Time,
minutes. AN the whipping in the power q
his rider couldn't make him lose. The
purse was 500.
The second race was rendered very ex-
citing BY the number of entries and the
liberal betting. The purse was 500 by the
Association, and the entrance money,
making Si4o. There were four entries
Mr.. Bruner'f mule, name not known, and
three from the government zeal, Dus-
ty Ike, Sam POtine, and a brown mule
The latter won in two heats. Time, 2,32h
aad 2,2S.
There was 8 400 yard race, which we did
not see, and cannot give the particulars of
The funny feature Of the whole day was
the pig race. A little creased squeslsr,
weighing some 30 or 20 pounds, was started,
and ran IS If for dear life. The purse was
S25. Mr.. Bell Redick, "scotty" from the
Corral, and Jimmy Langford, were the only
entries. About a hundred persons, though,
We should think, broke loose, and soon sur
rounded his poor little pigship, upon whom
they fell in overwhelming numbers. AT
one time We thought the petite porker would
be smothered, but while some got him by
the legs, and others by the ears, Mr.. Redick
got him by the tail, an appehdage some 6
inches in length. The pig squealed but
the tail wouldn't pull out, and thus Mr..
Redick bore him to the stand amidst the
yells Of hundreds Of lusty lungs, and took
the SIS, mOst gracefully paid over by Mr..
Thee. Hammer. So ended the "glorious
fourth" at the race course.
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A0EoEEE CLUB.-This institution which
was only founded sometime last March gave
their fret public entertainment last evening
At their splendid Hall, on Market street,
in the rear Of the Adams Express Office.
From the short time the members have had
70 prepare their parts, we think they de-
serve great credit for the manner in which
they acquitted themselves. The aalutatory
address, BY Mr.. Edo. J. Thompson, was 6ne.
ly composed, and 6noly delivered. The
next in order was Mr.. Jas. II. Be 4, who hap
pity delivered Robt Emmett last speech.
After this Mr.. Jno. B. Smith, read passages
from some Of the best European and Amer
can Poets. The reading of some dramatic
selections by Mr.. AinsEorth, the efficient
stage manager, was, We think, superior 10
any reading we have ever heard by an am
et0ur in this city. The following are the
pieces: "Ezekiel's visit to Deacon Stokes"
"The FrsnehmHn and the Rats" scenes
from Richard III, "soliloquy" Of Gloster,
and the death Of King Henry, The Ghost, .
closing with " The Smack in School"
After this, refreshments were announced,
and then dancing commenced, which, at
the time we left, ~ 8. m, was processing
with as much sarnestness as though it had
just begun. May the Club have many such
successes, and may we always be expected.
We here append the list Of officers
TIE AeNoNEN CLUB--devoted 10 Litera-
ture, Art, Seience, and the Amateur Drama.
officers; Arthur A. Breast, President 4.
II. Wise, Vice President; +. p. Jenkins,
Secretary Geo. G. Barnard, Assistant secre
terry; Henry A. Eelson, Treasurer Dan1
AinsWorth, Stage Manager; d. Ainsworth,
Chief OF Dramatic Corps Jno. B. Smith,
Chief Of Literary Corps.
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NARKErs.

fBy TeisgraFh.l . cIscrr ID, July S.
No change nelur. whest Aighss 0a,s erra.
Il o-9s2o Cora uEehangd. Rye whissy
'dsaresi and sh pmsuis eontinks lars rothine
Hew IN the provsion market very f-rn. dui prize.
are above yiszs Of buyer. Bgiser 2iGa5e. Gro
CERES stesdy. Coffee 2ssssc. sBgar Isgl7c. Cod
1se
The Eeaiher continues intensely hot TheFn5m-
eter 81 ? ?. q. % in theshEde.
SEv YonE, July s.
Cotton higher. i9@50s for miiiing- Flour oTen-
ei steady, closing O. ic.ser; Sc ssgs SEE. ex.fs
State s. rae &c. HOvhssi daii ant heavy,
81 2s9i 2se. WHISKY frirl. uerlern in los. g los
Rye qaiet Corn active and se befters g. Tor dam
aged Tos75 Tor unsound; 7caTsls for mixed ves-
tam; 80 for white. Oats inu and, 29ac lower. O.
G7oc forwesterD. Rice dan Coffee, toady. SUI
gar quiet. Mo'asses DIN Petroleum steady and
quiet. Sias5c for crude; f25z95sis for refined. 7s1
953e for free. Pork mo aefyo and arm, So Is 4;
new mess closing q. s25 75,. Beof quiet snd IN.
c -snged. Cut meats n fair ceuand
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70 Strangers and Olnzeas.

VS. do net profess 70 Be the ouly PhysI-
clan in the city, = Who may be found ct his
once 81 ell kours, day OF night" nor do
us, II Offering cur services % The invalid,
desire TO recomuend oursalf in preferences
% other squaliy vel ouiablished aud sz-
psrienced phyaicians nor do We pre-
tend 70 be infaiiibls, Or the only man ca
pablo Of cuTing che TErious diseases mem
TONED IN sur genera advertisement. We
do not claim the poasaaaion Of any tssaSer-
III secret reslc1tcs, Or extraardinsry aCree-
sBls trcafHcHf o. palli1iiscs e. Al aeuaibis
men must know, that success in the prae-
tice Of mecicines Goes not dopend 20 much
upon the discovery Of ness ren,sSies, o. ns,-
Fso1es 81 sreaiacufs IS Epo8 shs skiiifui uss
Of thoss egoneies necessary 50 3 peYfsef cu.s
and Ibis can b acquired only By expe-
renee and patient aPPiicatioa. We Tsa.
pectfally refer the Puhiic % oar general I'D.
Fsrtissmeut, IN anothoT Pavt % aha paper
Oaics houra from 5 IN the morpiaE flI
81 night L. I. ColEHAz, n. D.
e4 Gorth cherFY 81, Nashville, Team
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Persons unsoquainted in the city seeing
80 May adversisameais for the treatEnen
Of Special DISEASES, ere often a. 8 loss b de
ternine 70 whom ~ entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure 10 stating that the Oldest estab
eutss that this is q reliable institution. DE-
A. RIcs4RD Joszs nay b found IL bis Of.
See during the hours stated in bis genera
advertisement. Al nlSaieiaes fErntAked u
ne Office.
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The 9th District.


NOMINEE OF iHE DISTRICT cOSy INT ON
n WI Be rlsssed b m ,et ana asarees ~
Years of tns 6ih coners ssio-El Dis re Al ~. II
lcuisg tsnes sad plsoes. nr. Thomss IL Inv IL
% On II Tlcsdsy. IN July II LA~Tsuoeb1rE. Las.
20 % Taaisi,y !. ssA JAY, At wsJns,boso. w.yns
On o. 'saiurasy. SO JAY, at sHvsanAs. "a HSrau
' % Monday. ION JAY. At GEon. IN wsya.
'V o. 'Esanssdsy, IsA July. II Dsesisrvins, Dsos
a, FTissy. itth Ju'y, 4 IIpde1. Perry oou y.
On Saturday,, i5sh Jay, e BaEs'own Per
on On Monday. I'm July. AZ JOanrODYiIls. AvnPh
~ - I've Wednesday. lah JAY. - wsysry, BunPA
'' "a ' PTas,. zsa 5aly. ST ohaaOss, d Dcssei
o. Monday. aah July. st Dover, IN ssssar
'S ~ Wednesday. ssis July. st cArUsviis. Most
V % ss.SSd.ys a0.h JAY. Al osni'srils. sinal
couEgy- -
oonntv. jalyt
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persona
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board Of Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by. Special Field Order No. &C.
dated March 18th, 1885, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantists The en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie3a-tf II. ToNPKINs & Co.
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SAX siNoS's BENFFIT There is no better
felloE on earth than Sam, and it is only
necessary 10 call attention 20 his ben eft to
secure for him a crowded house. The bill
isasplsndid one. and viii amply compsn-
fste for al She annoyaDces Of hot weather.
Polaud's always makes US forget everything
but 70 laugh. Let every friend Of Sam 81
mons 60 70 work to give him q rousing
house, and the performances viii have TO
be adjourned 20 the open air in order to
have room for the audience.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.--There were 6s cases
Of drunkenness, % Of disorderly conduct,
three Of indecent exposure Of person, three
Of regarding, one Of creating nuisance, one
Of sleeping in market house, one Of OBJ
structiug sidewalk, one Of using water with
out license, one Of asrault and battery.
Florence Smith lcol.) went to tho work
house for stealing $50 worth Of various ar.
tielei q clothing from L. Lark.
VIM. Quinn aud Nancy West were fined
SIS each for being caught fagrante ailietl
in tAe graveyard.
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lSrEEvaTIosAL HoTEJ.-This new and
iassly popular house. in Hicks' block on
&he Public square, vas NEST msgniheeu tly
lighted up on the night Of the 4th. Messrs.
Phillips 4 Strong are thoroughly loyal men,
ARd spared no pains or expense in decorat
ing their hotel. We had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. Phillips and his handsome
md genuemsnly elsTk, Mr.. Armer, at an
slsgsnt little supper given By the former At
abe ST. Nicholas Restaurant, after the
lPeaking, and We must ssy thai We shall
ever remember the occasion a. one Of the
p'esaantsst in our life. The international
full Of guests as Il must ever b under lis
present management
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~ How many millions Of mothers vii
bless the inventor Of Hurley's Worm Candy
fer giving their children such palstsble
medicine for expelling and destroying
worms, thus saving the lives Of their dear
children.
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BAFTfsT eoREE.-This entertainment,
gotten up by the ladies OF the Baptist
Church, came Of last night, and was a per
feet success, Il being HnmerOusly attended,
everything passing OF as pieely as could
be wished. 10 night they offer greater in ?
dueemsnts than ever. Blind Tom has been
Engaged, shd will give one Of his concerts
ia connection with the soires. We hope
the Hall will be crowded to overlooking, as
ibs object is certainly in every way com
nendable.
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Riof-A SEsRo BADLY HUET. The German
Turner'S Associstion marched olt og iown
yesterday morning in full RECALLS 10 3 grove
pear Burners Corral. A negro came iEto
AAe enclosure where they we're, and got int
''ns difhcuiiy BY psrsisting ia HE right TO
-A'aere. Upon being put cut he rallied
e y Or 40 mere negroes and geperal
- . se'asd. AZ last detachment Of the
-, Wisconsin made its appearance and
sl''i's we disturbances, not however until
ssssi- 'hos had been fred, and Negro
badly wounded By bayosss thrust. Tbess
81 "a ne pa ssSlsFa We are able 70 gather,
there seems 70 BE- disposition 70 bush az
che AFFAIR. We hope % day to iua out NOR.
about Il.
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ovERsEERs or Roabs The County Court
on Monday appointed G. W. Jones overseer
Of the part Of the public road leading from
the csntroviile road near Thos. J. Alison
down south Hsrpesh to Poplar Greek road.
George c. Allen was made overseer Of that
part OF the public road included between
HudsOn's lane and the Gallatin pike.
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DEoWSED.-A young man BY the name Of
ccglsy, plumber living in this city, was
drowned near the head Of the island on the
ath, while fsbing. Polk Lark was also
drowned near she city on the ssms day, and
David GrusF Lost bis lie the same way in
Stones river.
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6EN. sHEnsAs " TuE Cirv.-To our eresi
surprise we learnsa q, sn hour top lste 10
allow Of an extended notice Of the fact. that
Ma. Gen. Nm' !. sherman arrived in the
city last night HscHne from Louisville.
and is, We believe, The guest % Ger. Donald.
son. he was sersnadod and visited 70 a
late hour. Il tSe great hero will not leave
e quietly Is be came, thus sEklre The
people By surprise, be csHnot escspea rub.
lie welcome. IS he sssurodly win not q most
cordial private one.
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GA PsaSncr Bsfer."--By relsrsnes 10 he
savsrslsensnt Il Braaiosa Reniok, 4
woeia nppear that the force Of this familiar
saying has bson realized Great results are
promised b this new invention fer the
nanufaetzrs Of brick. It nay DO wall ioE
car sElsk.naking FsadsrI v EiTs Il > tsisl
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Messrs. Cone & Tunnel received yesler-
day the Army and Esvy Journal Of July
list, the PhunDy PhelloW, Wsverly Maya
zine, Police Gazette, Yankee Notions, and
the Chicago Tribune Of the Sd.
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~ TwHBaroa'sl ITCH.

SAID Rksam. Oinsnsnf- ssls AhsHn-
Cares the Itch in IS hours also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblaina, and all kraP-
tons al the Skin. Price So Cents. By send
ing 60 cents 10 John D. Park, Clneinnsti,
o., will Be forwarded free b. mall For
sale By John D. Park, Cincinnati. o. and
Druggists generally.
-Be1arc o. Insitatiens.
sle-6m code
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By snset Of the Legislature every voter
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk Of the County Court in the county
IN which be lives before be can vote.
clerks Of counties can be supplied by sp-
plicstion 70 this Office, Or By mail, enclosing
funds.
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FELl Izro THE TUEsEL.-We learn that
81 old man, whose name We have not aseer-
tained, fell into the tunnel Of the Che tia.
nooga railroad, near B-oad street, on yea
terday, and was killed. Is Il not now time
8 have this dangerous place covered over
since Il can no longer serve as a def Sc d
She city.
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F1FrH ooNaREssIoNAL pIsrRIcr.

We sre authorized % announce SAMUEL J. oARrEr
as S osDdidsie for Congress in the Eith District
composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
son, Sumner, RobsTtson and chessham.
taqi-fds
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METH OoNqR EssIoNAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH CoNGR EssIoNAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 10 announce n. g. BaIzS, as >
candidate for ooagrsss in the Fiiih conRrsssioaal
District, composed OF the counties Of williamson,
Davidson, Wilson, summer. Robertson and Cheat
ham. iunsls-tds
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oUR JoR oFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and st the lowest
prices. st this oacs.
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We are authorized 70 announce A. +. GAsAET
as q candidate for aseat in the next Congress eth
Uaited States, from The Third Congressional D-si
tuct.
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sNisH Ur.-There was a ruaswsv .,s
smash up % the Sth On irsut q a.. g.
nsreial Hotel. A gsntlsmAn NhO.s -.
viewers unable % prOsuss vas eoasissrsblv
injured.
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FEHRF.-J. N. Casey and six others have
been permitted 10 establish ferry mar the
mouth Of Lick Branch, where il empties
into the Cumberland.
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Announcements for COngress,
FOURTH CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce EDsoSD COOPEs,
Of the county Of Bedford, as candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fourth Cong essional Dis
trict composed Of the counties of 9nse. Franklin,
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford. Marshal, AID Bedford,
in the Congress Of the United States.
He will aadr'ss the people Of the District At the
following times and places;
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06

THE sOIEEE AND FEsTNAu for the benefit
Of the Baptist church, viii be continued
this evening.
BIIED ToN, the wonderful negro boy
pianist, who performs the most difficult
pieces Of music after hearing them once
played sings IN three iangusgss-plays
second or bass to any piece performed by
any one In She audience, and does many
other astonishing things-wul perform At
the sOlrOe tonight TIcKErs ONE DoLLAR.