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

About . year since a rebel citizsn ofGib-
son County, nsmed Pindell, took his gun
and vent to the aeld where a ~neighhor
nsmed vaaea was at work and wsnionly
shot him down. Pindell the aei 10 that
"eisy Of refnge" for thieves and murdsrsrs,
Forests army. After the d~is5a1dnent Of
that srny, vedcn returned 70 ths scene Of
his crime, and doub les would hare cast
his vote Cor the immsculate pasrios Eebe.
ridge, with great gusto, Al the recent cleo.
ton, but for q eight mishap which befel
him s few day ago. At the recent session Of
the Circuit Court for Gibson county, Judge
sampson Preaidings the Grand Jury found
an indictment agsinss him for murder.
Deputy sheriff Mitchell, taking enc man
" III him, proceeded TO the house Of the
murderer, when that gentleman undertook
70 practice the evolution for which his gall
lant commander was so noted, and called
upon his valiant heels 10 save him. A we'll
directed shot, however, from the Sheriff
broaghthim TO bay, when be was taken in
custody and carried to Trenton, from thence
he was sent 70 Dyersburg jail for safe keep
inr.
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PACKARD co.,
Manufactures Agents for { e sale Of
$4,000 Worth
anId and Silver Watches.
GOLD PENS, CHAINS
Bracelets, Rings, Set. of JsWIery' &c.

To be dispossd or a. one DOLLAR each.
= " thou. r gard o vslue, aad not % be pGd for
ustl you EocE shat you are to receive
nrln nc met G. ere re .rest Il erer offered nf
obtaining goodJ V lJ a. low pr cee.
C-rtb se OF oil IA s4tclss named in Our ciru.
iu are pat into envelopes, sealed up. snd mixed.
sn5 WI q order q, are q asn, without regard 10
c1clces ard ems % nsi. tres o. cape -, grst ne I'll
a fAr sha c. it VII then b &c your 0pi e %
3 nd me Dollar or ths sui IL tr n0t SATlSFtC.
TIN I G0ARANTE8D n ell cos.B and a tkera
are No BLANK, i b imRlsslblsf-ra ay one re
ceivs iess than the val1e 81 heir money.
Cur LIST comprises $4,000 articles, valued n
from s. % SIPS each, consisting o. Genls and Ia
oiea' sold and liver Hrnlng uased natshse, Nj
nature msgic s1rng a1d cnsp Locke s. OTat and
Cbased Sold Brscslets. Gold Pen with silver.
mounle Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
knsion cases anu pencils, Gosd Tooth sad Ear
Picks, Chased and Sione set k1gF, Bosom STUDS,
Sleeve Buttons. variety OF styles,1 C~alifornia Dia-
mcnd, SoitaIe and Cluster Plus, Gents' Masonic
Pms and Rigs. ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
bles, Coral, Opal, jet aud Pearl sets II Ladies
Jewel y, variety ~0fstyles Of Ear Drops and Brooch-
ess Chate sine and Long Guard Ohans, Gents We .
ad Neck Shains, Gcd ard Jei Revolving Hrcoch-
81. etc, etc
A circular containing list o. articles, also the
LtBERAL fsnUsE ENIs AND PaEalUHs We ofter m
iorning Clubs, viii Be seat free. single carticaies
Is cents. ave for 81, thirteen for g tnirty three for
IS, one hundred for SO. our central Location
hrirg s. " near the mos reno . points, and ell or
ders promptly filed and forwarded BY return maa
OF express.
Agents lated in every town and county.
Address PACKARD q 90.
g west Fourth St, Cincinnati. OHIO.
"s''lm -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

THAyER AxD NoYEs's q. S. ClRous.-Ths
official announcement OF the coming Of this
immense establishment has been in our I'D =
vertising columns for some time. The first
exhibition will be given on tomorrow, on
the les ct the corner Of College and Jackson
streets. Although the location is not as
convenient as could be wished, il was I'M
possible 70 change ii, Sc no lot could be OBJ
tanned elsewhere Of sufficient sile 10 accom-
modsts the spacious three pole canvas, the
largest ever put up in this city. This es-
Enlistment suffered s. great deal b. the
death Of old Hannibal, the giant elephant,
who died last May in Pennsylvania. HIS
skin has been preserved and stuffed, and
will be one Of the prominent cutiosiues in
Barnum's new Museum in New York. Al.
though Hannibal is dead, yet the great com
bination show has more attractive features
than ony exhibition now travelling, and w
hazard nothing in predicting that its sue.
cess here s. elsewhere viii be moss decided
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

VIZ d. NOS profess % b ne only Physi-
elan "a tho cisy, 9 who nay b icrEa S his
ohcs 81 sl hoars, day or niRht nor Do
wa, IN Offering our services = tha invalid,
assi7s u recommend ourself IN preferences
- other equally well established aaa ex-
psriencsd pkyaiciansi Dor de- ~ pre-
lad y be lnfali;bls, O 4ha oily mar ca
Fable Of caring he vayi0us diseases men
aonsd in cur general advertisement We
do not clsiu tie posssesleH II any ponder-
~ secret rclcdizs, Or extraordinary egTee-
N3s lrcstuelt ~ p1A4Gtsre5 es al ssnsibie
men must know, thzt success ~ tne prao-
tee Of medieiaa, dom not depead 60 raueh
upon the discovery Of Aes rsasSiss, o. nee
modzT ~ treatz1a1, - npon D ak3ilfel use
Of thosa aroneies necessary % Prrfsct cure
-Gnd Ais can b soqairsd oniy By expe-
rienss and passsnt epfhcation- We res-
poctalIy ra.ar tks public 70 oEr general ad-
vartissmant, N anot1aR part o. the paper.
OEee hsan fram 8 il tie meTniER I'll .
q nighL LL o9LsnAns ND
"a NgrA cAeyfF 81 NAshFli8s Is8a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We are informed BY Col. Asa Holt, Jr,
the efficient and indeAtigable Post Paymas
ter, that the disbursements in his depart
parinent for the payment Of troops, sinc'
the fifteenth day of July, have exceeded
twelve millions of dollars. The Colons.
and his energetic clerks, Messrl. J. L. Pest
T. j. Hoyt, W. Z. Post, W g. Chafee, and
Il. +. sioaz, merit the thanks Of every
officer and soldier for their assiduous labor
aud systematic attention 10 business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Prssox6I.-our old friend and esteemec
feliow-oitizsn, CAPITA n 5 j.. Little, lei this
city Saturday evening 70 Louisville, &C
which p'ase he G es 70 tske charge Of the
Commissary Departmental the Sta . Cap
tain Little Is too well known IN this city IC
require commoadation from os. He is one o
the best sUbsis,e ce officers in Uncle cam
employ, AID we s ncerey hope that with
his transfer from this Post 10 the Stats o.
Kentucky, he may receive a promotion il
in rank, equal TO the difference Of position
-Prcss AID Tines 5M.
We cordially indorse the above, although
we regret that Captain Little has been called
from us. May he and his estimable lady
one of Eashyille,s fair daughters-snjoy
only life long happiness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Persons u~naequainted in the city seeing
20 many advaTtisemeEts for the rstRmenl
Of Spstial DtssaseR, are cuon a. q loss u ds-
eFmfne % whom - ontrust TIRE treatment
Of such casa. To such persons We taxi
pleasure IN stating that the oldest estab-
sshment Of this kind is 81 No. q Dsadsriek
street, and this Should b a sufhcieBt gaar.
aztec that this Is Telsaeie snstitatiou- Dz.
IA. RronaRB JoxEs may be found in be o.
Geo during tho hours stated in his Feaeral
I advcrtissmenl Al msdacfne fNrAssie3 n
fke 0ffre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Carr. II. G. BLAcksAN, the Judge Advo-
cate Of the Military commission now trying
Champ Ferguson, by Special Orders No.
ls8, dated Headquarters, District Of Middle
Tennessee, Murfreesboro, Tenn, August Sd,
1865, is announced as Judge Advocate of the
District. He viii remain in Nashville for
the present, we suppose during the trial OF
Ferguson. lie Is adding 10 his already en-
viable reputation by the able manner in
which be is conducting the prosecution in
this celeb atsd case. Judge Guild and
Capt. Goodwin, both able lawyers, and most
faithful to the interests Of the prisoner, heve
shown how important important it is for the
Government TO place It's prosecutions in the
hsuds Of talented men. Judge B. is moi
found wanting.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

MoBrLE OYsTERs.-The oyster sea-on will
open next month, and we shall again have
an opportunity to enjoy the Mobile oyster,
o privilege va have been deprived Of for
some years. Dealers are referred 10 the ad-
yertisement o. MessrB Files and Osborne in
this mornings UNION. Begin your negotia-
Nona for ths delieious Southern biyalyea.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

WooD -QcgrR SraeEiSe.-A gentleman
Of this city who has jest returned from a
visit 20 Robertson county, inf,rms "a, that
m the Ridge, about ten miles this side Of
Springfield, he observed q considerable
quantity Of wood stacked on the road. Ca
nosi'y led him and several others to inspect
u They found the front and rear ranks
and each Of the ends, extending across =
tier OF eight ranks, honesty piled, bat shsl
NE centre, being oaly enough placed OF
"s' 70 h'de The deception, was a. hol ow
some peoples hears. They feel anxilu.
50 know Why the difference in the s,.okins
81 the a.aeren' roase, Ia suybody 70 b,
chosted?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

"send me the best article Of Catawba
vine manufactured, regardless Of price,
Thus wrote Baskhorn, a short time since, 70
his wine house. In response to the order he
has received an article fit for the 6ods-Ju-
piter would have gloried in it. What sPlen-
did coblers It makes, can be aseerlained on
application at his aaloon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We would respectfully invite the atten-
ton Of those concerned to the card o Messrs.
Prosser < Newton, Claim Agents. We do
not hesitate to recommend them as q supe-
rior firm, and are satisfied that all business
placed in their charge viii be conducted
correctly end rapidly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

TENNESSEE JoURsAL.-rhis is tho title Of
the German newspaper 70 be published il
this eay, the aut number Of which viii sp
pear about the middle # this mouth, 4.
Erdmvn, publisher, The attention Of The
reader i directed to the advertisement in
another column. We trast that all our
merchants aud business mea viii ~paironlze
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We are indebted to J. A. Mcclure, Union
street, for the following elegant music
sour Boys a-e Marching Home aTen ing
on the Old Camp Ground" and s'sherman
and his Boys in Blue"-the LATTER by via
s. Hays. a ~
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Natlcel Notes I!

By order o. the Water works Committee
I am authorized 10 extend the time for re
eeiving bids for the Machinery orthe Nash
vile Water Works Engine, &cs oRta Mon
day August l4th. 1865, st A o'clock, P. N.
Persons interested will please take no
tee. j. E. BAUhAN,
aug6 Superintendent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

A member Of The 4th kentucky cavalry,
who wss under the influence Of Liquor,
while riding IA frsnt Of a locomotive a. the
Louisville and Meanwhile Railroad DEPOT,
fell from hia position, and had leg crushed
under tbs driving wheel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

It Is a matter Of importance ihat. the au-
thOrities proceed to requisite tbs numbering
Of houses in the city. If any are curious on
the subject let them try to End No. lss,
South College street. "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

THE attention Of al those usng water psrer .
\ invited % 81 exanAnz1 on q tHe ANDh -
cnmnsc& and mnoh fhR rsasnes sfon wheel ever
madei nothing abort if lstie % get cute qrutt q
cadse frouhA ans e Ez4tatae ior Al pn pses ems.
On 1prEht OF hofi1sniai ahSffs For erlcleuef y
u amonR TIE very oea b ues, Nv AZ usefA slect
81 ever elEhy per cent when tested q he fnA
delphia Wster.WorkR.
FOR more definite Information, send 81 circulE.
], 4, NELSON, agent
jyE.9tdaEat Columbus Vhio,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Last Cbanee for BargaIns.

The Suffer Goods at A. & III. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
beng closed Out. These must be sold re-
Qardiess Of price. Now is your time 20 get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, eardines, notiong
n Hats. Convince yourself BY calling
here.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Ma. EpsgoE-whasdOss Frank Parish pay
FOR the privilege Of. aosding the crossing, Al
The janotion u Church and Cherry streets,
with the waste water from HE bath house :
Sonsiaering the i~noOnvenience given 70 the
thousands Of PEDESTRIANS who cross there
ne aem ought 10 Be considerable. Q.
Esquire Of the city authorities. We are
act posted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

EoTIcR.-An excess Of one hundred dol
lars in gold was given to a man in this city
on Saturday, the 9th inst. Instead Of two
hundred and ffty-thrse he received three
hundred and fAy-three. A prompt corree-
ton OF the mistake is expected.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We beg leave TO refer our readers to the
advertisement Of Messrs Dske 4 Bigs'sHi
commissian merchants, No AZ West second
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. i Is one Of th'
most en~torpritins and reliable arms IN ne
West and South.
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TOM

TINE REN1WNED BARBER, hastakea charge
of the shop former owned by Hi d Tcpp
No. 23 Cherry street aud returns his MN tn rks
10 his patrons, snd by due attention, fnd good ex
perieueed BARRIERS, mos respectful y asks = liberal
SHIRE Of public patronage; sni he IS ever Tesdy
with q call
Come. Gentlemen, one and all. for clean Shop,
voDTl and. and good BARRIERS, TO-
Tom warrant entire satisfaction. augSlw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

THE s. N. sTEEgT RAILROAD C0.-The
Books Of the South Nashville. Street Rail-
-oad Company will DO closed Wednssasy
evening. the 9th instant at 4 o'clock P. n.
augs It LEROY Armstrong,
tT Secretary.
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-Four colored soldiers Of the 18th .. s. C.
l., were arrested upon the charge Of sleep
ing on their posts and were committed TO
Military Prison for trial. Vino
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Annr Rilh RneetacIes.

Ols Ewes Nads New. without SPECTAC-
LIS, DOCTORS OR MEDICINE. Pamphles
mailed Tree on recFlpt often cents. address
E. B. FoOTE, Nj, D., No. 1889 broadway,
New York. aug5-s~
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Our enterprisiug end accommodating
young friend, Ed. Willard, VIII please az
cept our thanks for those splendid papers
and magazines.
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The Old Theatre viii open next Monday,
with unprecedented attractions. Letevery-
body be prepared 70 attend, for our friend
Flynn has supervision Of affairs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Persons Wishing 70 taks stock a. this lsi'
hour in The South n hvillo Street. Raj road
Company viii do well 10 apply to the ssere.
tasy, Leroy Armstrong, Esq.
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Messrs. W.. 7. Berry & Co. have received
that highly senssti nalvolums entitled . The
Three scOats." Il "a quite interesting.
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We are iufsiaea that the Ns.h,an. p.,ns.
ing and lean association the art ss.oc,,.
ofthe kind seemed in toe s,ato. and vhicb
has been dormant COZ two on Asse 49,
vasreviYed yeslerdsy BY q meetipe AZ ~
Directors al I o'clock T. n. John B. Evs,
cit va@ ected e Director fn lieu Of M. &
Pitcher, deceased, aud John Whorsey Was
elected in plsoe Of W. s. Whitemnn, Re.
signed. A. Nelson, Vice President &c tn,
old Board, vas elected President in lieu Q
Mr.. Pitcher, deeessed, and Jchn W. Terras
va elected Vice President. Charles II
Fsllsh Esqs is stn Secretary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

TsIna coxaREssIoNAL DIsrRIoT.-Warren
county; Faulkner zee, Stokes l2S, Hold eeo.
White county: Faulkner So, Stokes lali
Howl 600
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\ man by the nsme Of John Duffy vas
found dead in theroad, on North Vine street,
near A~esavook's Spring. Cause CT death
unknown.
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BASH DuKr, formerly Of John Morgsn's
staff, is in the city and looking extremely
we'll. a.r fftWUET sH8fB
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We are obliged ie The Adams Rxpress. W
c. c Collier, ". II. Enrich. asa Cone 4
Tunnel ior late newspapers.
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PoIASD's VARIETrEs, on the corner Of
Cherry and Broad s~trests, arc giving enter
tainmentI 70 crowded houses every night il
the woek.
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We are compelled to acknowledge our in
debtsdneas to Mr. 3 n. Rhodes fr late pa
pers aad o record book. Here's to ySGi
friend Rhodes.
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Oar enterprising young friend va ss Col
| ner will please acceps cur thsnks for very
late papers.
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George Shields 4 Co, win have an extern
sive sale Of Boots and Shoes this morning
at 10 o'clock.
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snecIaI Notice.

In addition to their excellent Ice Cream
and Cakes, ossnne & Morrison will serve
their patrons with delicious sherbets every
evening, as follows:
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A Nsw pRuo sToar.-,We have bsrs,o
50 omitted % noie the opening Of : new
Drug Store os the south-west corpst If
Skinner and Church srse.s, opposite the
stCso5d Hotel. The building having bean
put ia proper eandi Gon, aad Handsomely
srrspged' an entirely pew stoek was opened
IN a. shert time since BY Messrs. Lows.
fsrrihe a Co. The establishment is one 81
The Ryiet and mat iuvi,ing ID the city.
The essofsmeut Of Drug, medicines, per
isnsYies soaps, etc, have been s~eleete,
vita ssre, and are q The pursss quality
We are GLAD 70 sec responsible, rslisbi
sses' aoases thus openiug Ia our city
& hoPs they may all make fortunes
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A gallant oaioer Of the 9Th Tennessee
Cavalry gave rs yesterday a pair Of worsied
gaahtleu wesR by the notorious Carroll
county guerrilla, John Traahis. he was
captured a. rreasvant1 West Tennes-
see' ah killed in an attempt 70 Escape.
Sexs 70 Champ Ferguson he had morasrea
more men Than any other person IN Ten.
Bessse.
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BARxrAsNnw AEshioas " usrrM.--Archi-
tecss have already completed the plans for
the new Auseem. It will be the arcest
and finest museum building In the ~orld.
Prominent among the curiesities VIII he tho
stuffed skin Of the famous war elepnnt, Han.
nibsl, who, it will be remembered was, at
the tims Of his death, one Of the features Of
Thayer 4 Ncyes' circus and Van Amburg 4
Co.'S mammoth Taenegsrie. Both Of these
Institutions are combined for the season Os
Ices, and wiz be in n city during the
present week.
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Tvs NEuFo coNvsSTIoN at Bishop CaPers'
African church, hiss created considerable
curiosity IN the city. We we're promised a
mll report q yesterdays proceedings but
JAILED 70 obtain IT,.
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REW T0EK, Augu {

Gold if8. coitoa del. sc for midsirg Foui
duh s. gas 10 ar : prime extra s. 7ngss.
Whisky quet aad uithoat de-d@d change, g IsG
% wheat 81 faaI A. Bye sssaay "a oss s0z
ssasse. oats 00a e'roisum dun a,d rom.
mai n s2Jlgas rs crude 52E91 fF refined hord
Pork sasa S a-le new mess s2go. Lard que0
a-a al.alr
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MARKETS

Wy TelaErnph. CscESATI. August Z N.
E5uri. be 4 firmly 8 FIJI prices but uyofs con
templat adse'ine and. therefore, here Is not much
dong high grades So 5og9; > psrhre il be 4 Al
81 1888 Whes. n good demand 1t 81 ts9sl 80
Corn Gull a. oe8eac Oatsia hr demands q prices
higher. 4ogs7e Barley ia good domand. Whisky
duu. 81 Eg2 % PORK &c Ia 4 % 81. Eodiua
doing in bulk mnats OF hseon.
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seven rebel SO disrs lo0k the cath Of e.,
lssisnes Yesterday.
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The cnninaf court % tysssstday but did
little else Than organize. Va hope to obtain
full reports hereafter. =
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M. FRANK
DIR. @. sCHIFF

rks rruoFss H. Fsmly Raidsnss % NJ. u
IL Eaam uumaf a1aat - dsoF hesoa Charrh
H. oAas e Is ~ Cd ptsce No IS Nsah
Chafy = Hpsh ~ sten. IYis-im
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Latest FOreign News.

PEcE WE'D REGULARLY PER sTEANERs
II from Europe ~
a 6ss' : s s.'.A miaI0
Al The Year Round:
Court Journal.
Saturday RevssFg qr. F4nrfu
Lonaon AtAeBe n 2 A44AAN
London lluszstsd Eewr;s vu
Iouasn mustatsa sporting news
London Fisld 81
Beu's Life IA Londeas
Sporting Life; "a
sporias esatsn lbs sl2giiaj
Dublin rish People;
pubin Natian; eN
Dublin lrshmsni
putin Freemsns
AND THE ENGLISH MAGAZINE
London Society
qsu,r,. Baz
corulm Magazine;
Chambers Js urnai
Good Verbs
Fonrighay Rerev,
Loaaon Quarterly Revsss
westminster ReveH
Edsnhurgh Review
North Enssh Review
Rlackvced;
London Ar Journal
Together with al he popular Ameresn
nd Maesanas osn assays bs found a
CONE s zUNEELL's
No. 80 Cherry street.
Nashville. Tsns
AND GAY ST.. Knoxville. TzSN.
GtVin-H
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The Commission adjourned to meet e
morrow morning At eight o'clock,
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Yellow Fever at Havana.
From South Carolina.
Destructive Fire at Petersburg.
800 Hands thrown cut or
Employment.
John s. Surratt in Canada.

NEw om-EAss, Aug. s.-cotton improved
in demand. Nineteen hundred bales sold
iof AZ % a cents. Sugar and molasses dull.
Freight unchanged. Checks in New York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-12

BE1T The depleted condition of the national
finances, together with the facts recently de-
veloped in Mississippi, clearly indicate the
policy and intention of the Government to
substitute the militia of the South for the
regulars aud volunteers which now fill our
cities and villages, rapidly eating out the sub
stance of the nation, We cannot afford
to keep large standing army at this
time: If we attempt it, reputation of the
national debt must inevitably follow Fortu-
nately for the South, we have Southern man
at the head of affairs in Washington. Familiar
with the Southern character he does not fear
to trust the militia of the South, to regulate
the freedman, and keep watch over and pro-
tect the citizen in his home. From what f.
nancial burden will the employment of the
militia relieve the country? And time will
show that a generous confidence reposed in the
South, by the Elective, will speedily repay
the nation, not only In vast material returns,
but the era of good feeling re-establshed, the
States will go forward in common cause Of
prosperity and greatness, unequaled in the
histories of the past 3.l