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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

rC,.,:.,
Mr.. DOollttle. VIII the Senator give
way for a nIoment2
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee. Yes sir.
Air. DooLttle. Ifthe boror,hIo Sono-
tor from, 'ranrossoo ,Io.',osI ~,
| 49,, - w" tiio " OlleV
"pO'OSJ to'' vi 10 JusN'! the act OF
Johh Drown, IN the ioray upon Virginia
ne altogether "tsuaQerStoOI and ulsaD-
.prehe heuueQ thewhOla Tenor ofm remarks
/ What 7 irtorloJ ~, ,b,t oaa,.?,,, a., 49,.
vos tI,i.,,La, - H. ,,'I I,l,,';'',,, w. s'y
-! 80 'H'' '-".'' ""''' '"'" '"e "V''
"r'e Uec'9' '"S V"o' tue people OF tue
"Ao!e Nor'hWest UNANIMOUSLY condemn
symnatb, yit5 The, tbe ocl yh,oysr ,bey ,, oiJ
6ava sor,a svmrotby fo, tho ;r5,yid,,I
hImssIr. orT HAN ,yo,,, ~, ~. ,ta,o ,I,a
fgcrs onI rircrn,.rorcos ,,I,;ai, ,rccaoI,l
rhl. vLol, dI0irYI,y and enJ,gr,,eI tn
noint ont the SCHOOL in which ,Jobn
Blown was educated TO take lite on this
slavery que,tiou. Il is true that, i'm tho
.hurrirl statement of the facts IN which I
tbar, roter,.i rerLo,s tl,ar.,,,r l,i.i,
-'l'..;., - H,'
N'"o 'I''sN' -" ." ~" ,"J 'J '''','
Ay IeSoneot!lh Is IhR| al0u 'hbJ ~
was after the sacklng OF the cl.y OF Law
renee that we, for tie first time, heard OF
Old John Rrowu. IL is true that. i'm tne
statement of the facts. | mentioned other
circumstances beside Me sacNing oil Law
renee. Now, s'F' without tresPassIng up
q" ,ue 'oN",o'' % 'no p""e"co oI '"o
from, the agihori,y upop ybich relic /
r,r .,,,, s,,.ar,a,,,. the facts rors,. ,o
, 80 . ,,,,, 0, "
'"o A's'"'! "' N''''''S' -" -. was "'Iv'e"
uy lhe private secretary oil Governor Tea'
Try, Mr.. GlAOn. lie says, at page 81 oil his
work;
Ah0r The sachInS oI Lawrence parties OF
free state men were h'leo ana armed "''
the determination 10 continue '"e war ""'eH
had now "eS4n i" o'Iuvs'' Gone ot 'ng'' corn
mit'ed deIr.aau'ns upon tueT Ponue,' o pom
emit, under the pIelen1ss o., recovering Ior''s OF
olhef properly "l "u' sd themselves anu helsu'
Dors hN' oeen to'ueu'
watomle was the loader of one of these free
State guerilla bands. lio was a Ycrmouter by
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

Doors and shoes--a complete assortment of
ID Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses. Boys and
Childrens Boots Shoes and Caters at
J. p. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

rsyF Fifteen negroes were found deal
in lie river below Macon Ga, recently
died of starvation, 1t is supposed
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Criminal &o.trg.
'THE NEGRO.
BY Q. o. CoRNELIrs FITTz.

Alas noor nocro that ,r,-o,oro,,, .ooro
Pretonaing fritnds thro,v 49, tr,,bsaio,
What cr1,eI ,erc,, ,,o,oJ Wa s,, y,
VI hn nro,od tLst a., ,,l,Id I,,i iii; ~ ~ ~ -
VII Tyn,I t Ia ,O'I, 'T"U @ ~ u'''.ou p.o.
,c1I ''''' Ai'' PO"'' y"
= A0 ''VS "H'0" O0"nE 'n09 10 'ny true'' ir'ehd'
What sensa or rooJp,s. to,,obol ,bo ;o, hoo-t
OF him who woye tbis snare IN toko thy Ira
Those men. who trained thy hnnd m ,yiaId tbe
dart,
Sought but to fold thee in tho arms Of strife;
And rS6 Iby master and his children sIay """''
How smoothly onward Times cav rromorts
.red 90 ''''''
While noble ,iarai.ns vo4cbod ,br,ic,,s sl,r.
vors.
No cares Ii .fp,be5 tbeo.vbiI, tbov cIotbe1 anil
Nor sorray,s w" s,pr, ,b.o Will, ro,.r,1o.. r,ir.
R,,,I,c, r -, go. - Ia
ToS i.V nj a HIu,'' t r u"lmu1u i S Oy woe
Midst r,nial music Of tbo b,nrv song.
And gladstone echoes Of uproeosarel inT'
Copteptuents spirit moved INV yeSTs oIoo,
Thy lanrstsr dual on ,b sori,,r h,,i,
Tls ,,,yo,,1. .y,.,,, "a 4 80. .,..',.,
rev lOurs each llV in nsDIul gprVipp euNnt .
suljeeI 10 laaI tbn, r,n, ~ ,i,;,Ss ,,,,l
Less labor surely would bo canseo9snt
Ot bascr evils to tiy tender soul :
And man t IJ o =, "sSu ,eSa, lo '"V 'osI o
Twas Satan, Jealous Of tho lows Of Eve.
Bctook to win her from tina v,vs of G,l
By failb,ess promjse bo could G,in de,eiyo.
! And ,rowD uuon ber ,yf,b n troiror,s md.
,ryere f,iaas who gio cnr.I., This ,isrk dovf,e.
To tear tbe from tby saut1ar, nar,diso.
wbi,o l"I s S','y ','I'' is ia, H'v
III ~. wa" '''-0 ''''' ''''' ''''"''
vb,, o,or -, ,r,,,, ,L,, I,l ,r.l, .,o,,,l
ro sin tb VppoSyu "U E,n
To riff he tjss ,y5icb ,L", to ssryic, hound
Al ,,II - ~ -. 80 -
-'"0 '''' '"' '''l'r' u S''' y "''i''' ~ '''"'
IorA from my home' my IanA anu iH0nas
p,..,, U SooA II, -,,,-,
; i'p'eo1'yn 'on d soru'u' worthy 'o.o"s
, - ' '"" w"
me Cl lnisry midst "orld oil wrong
boHHH ~ succu'no 10 au "P'""a"'y y'"e'
| Nuu W" III 'etO' u receive '"' 'uV"''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

VIZ arc authorized to announce the name OF
Wm X. WnclaY, of Bradford township, as "a can
didate for the ofco OF County Treasurer, subject
to the action OF the DemocTauc party OF Clear
fed county, at the ensuing primary oIe,tion.
June 'Uj.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We are authorized TO announce the uGmo Of
A RON G. TATE, gC Lawrence township, as q can
didate for pfDtIJnourv, de-, subject 70 the Geci-
zion Of tie Democratic party at tho ensuing
primary election. june a., 65-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We are authorized to announce ANGUS VI GILL,
of Bradford township, as a candt date for the Of
Gee Of County Commissioner, subject to the ac-
ton Of tho Democratic party at the approaching
primary election. june lg, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We arc authorized to announce ABRAHAM
BLooW, SEM Of Pike township, as candidate
for the Office Of County Commissioner, subject to
the acuon Of the Democratic party at the easue'
ing primary election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

E.arIt is not very creditabla to the
manhood cf those persons who so persist
emily refused to 90 to the front aud fight
Gen. Lee and lis rebels, to now demand
that be be hung to indemnify them for
their Sacrifices in the cause Of loyalty"
he true soldier never strikes fallen foe,
but the cowardly, stay at home, pointing
"loyalist. ."-whether editor or preacher =
never strikes any other, Those who have
lost, or suffered wound', are entitled to
satisfaction and justice on their Zoe, : bnt
those who have shir&cd their duties and
all the responsibilities Of war making
money out of the necessities oc the Gov
ernment all the while should hold their
peace. Decency demands it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

PEILIAET ULU UTIUN,
Saturday July ). 1850.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We 7r, authorized 70 announce tho namo Of
JoHv Vulun, OF Ba--s township, as q candiI late
f,r tar gWc5 of County Treasurer u.j'et 10 the
decision the Democratic party a. inc ensuing
rr..,orv election. june ii, '6j.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We are authorized tc announce SAMUEL SHoFF
OF Beccaria township, as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action of the Dem.
ocratic party at the cnsuciug primary election
June 10Th, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

We are authorized TO announce the name Of
ArcnBALp II. SHAW, Of Lawrence township, asa
candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer, sub
iect to the decision of tho Democratic party at
ensuing primary election. june II, 60.
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rOUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized to announce CHARLES =
WoRRALL, of Chest township, as candidate for
the Office of County Commis sioner, subject to the
action Of tho Democratic party at the approach
| ug Primary Election. jue ~, '65-pd'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

WE are authorized to announce JACOB KUNTz,
Of Brady township, as candidate for the office
rf County Treasurer. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party at the approaching primary ell
CCliOn. june lVth, leOo'
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THE REPUBLICAN,.
3, 1865
ates of subscriptions, Advertising and
Juhhjur,

. The ADORE rates to opp'g 10 the present col-
tleSs paid for az or before Jdary court, 1865.
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View rork Money Market.

From she Times Of satapisy.
The Treasury Office began to pay out the
cola interest on the 1916 loan to-day. The
amount 70 be paid nj New York Ne about
- loa. eco sc all other points S2,250,000.
The payments to-day are somewhat in ex-
cess OF the gold customs Of the day, and
this will probablY continue 70 bethe case for
No M three DAYS ia The early part Of the
,,onth Rat taese disbursements make
80, litf,e impression .oe the large stoek'of
- IN the Treasury. snd scarcely serve 70
ss,,-l;fy die continued demand 70 pay Gus
,,,rns We shall not be surprised, therefore,
h the Government should resume, M
,--sdnal way, the sales Of gold IN the open
ss,srlrct. as DO further gold inter est pay T
,,c,ts mature until the lst OF Novemoer'
- sspfember customs promise TO reaf
-L.-,t ten millions Of dollars. Or an average
- -.a,lv i've hundred thousand dollars ioT
- bpsiness dav. We had not estimated
-. lsrre total until tae experience q
...s,., I'D the inlorf4atieu wedeuYe nom
sone of the import trade e 70 ne asle. nj
~ .-N,5s vet to come fosward Tor the ia4i
,,ess. induced the present rev isea eirell'
1o,io1 exchange for saturday mai sh',',,
-. - -,ota steadiness than for me paeA e
:, Wesnes8sy last, and The quotation ~
/ ~ md bankers bills Oh LonoeA i'Als
-, Ioeis 10 l0aJs, the last beng Sn eA
, -, 6gTre. Money is fairly employees y
vstsper cent on call to the oFeAels, -
/ sI5asls Yer cent. on good psPef' " "a
I / months.
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GANttNNAIlf ptPtcA4bSA -
The large sales noticed in our last, were
c,,~lber improved upon the past week lei
a,rans from all the principal Eastern cl''es
rs,ort the market strong, snd relatively
49, tban here. While prices We're ad-
vanced East almost ut one bound III oul
,,'arLct il was done gradually and with
tftle. axcitsment. Buyers continued to
a'-srafa with caution, and no speculative
elal;,,y was manifested. Jobbers generaliy
MI Vail assorted stocks, and sales already
-, heap large qnite n number OF them
solling mainly 10 Ohio, Indiana, Limos anu
Kentucky, and comparatively lew sooGs 70
49, So,,tb hut in no case inaugurating tue
I,lit svstem. but selling for cash, giving
-, tbeir regular customers thethirty days
-, which Some considered equivalent 10
nah. IA is to be hoped the OLD airy goOus
credit system may never be resuscl1sVed' Du 's
/ the most sanguine advocates oil IL must
| sgree that Of all times the present IS the
most ipauspieious' nh. 5.r,.,l MN,
III AZ ssc- for standards. and other grades
/ 81 ,,ronortioa. Fine grades were very &C
| i've Al relatively high prices. The Iele
-ra,,s from Eastern markets quote standard
" ~ ,Curp sHlRrINes. - Advanced TO 45c
Cor medium, including Hope, Black
s,one. lanes and Wauregan. The naFroWe
y,ijtbs we're a shade more IN proportion
Eastern telegraphic quotations, 4l1z'
-Merrimaok sold IN large guam
,;,;ss All Sic; spragues, Americans, Rich
,,onds. SC, at zoe; and other qualities q
proportionate value.
DREss GooDs.-Sales were very large
,nerjnoes, foreign tall WOOL delaines an
s,,,F fabrics the largest during one wee
s,,ar had here. American delaines weI
arm Al 81 l5aSsc for choice, plain and amin
. colors. Black silks were in fair demand 4
p Mss AND BOYS WEAR. satiuets sol
very well. Cassimeres were IN larger d'
maud than supply, and were advance
Cloths were fsirly aetlve. Jeans aod tWee'
sold al an advance in larger quantities ths
. auv time This season. Heavy winter me
tons, beaver cloths aud oyereoass began
move.
Ft.vvEts-Were further advanced, al
an kinds cold remarkably well. The hlg
price Of Cautons gave additional adysntsI
10 wool Aaunels.
. CLorAISG sales were large, and sho
}. supply OF manu- iactured goods already COZ
Z blamed Of.
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Marriage Licenses snd every description
Of Law Blanks Tor tale al this once o.
printed 10 order.
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WHdo not profess 70 be shs only PhySi-
clan in the city, " who may be found at his
Office at al hours, day Or nightj' nor 40
we, in offering our services 70 the invalldi
desire 10 recommend Ourself in preference
to other equally well established aud OK
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
Tend 10 be infallible, OF tho only man ca
pablo Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement ~
do not claim the possession Of any Iaonder
fisE secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
ole treatment or palliattDes; IS all sensible
men must know, that success Ia the prhc.
tice Of medicine, does not depend 80 muci
upon the discovery Of nes0 REMEDIES, or 7ea
modes Of treatment, as upon he skilliul us
Of those agencies necessary 70 perfect cur
and this can be acquired only BY expe
renee and patent application. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 our general 81
/ Vertisement, in another part Of the papel
Office hours from IN the morning I'll
81 night. l. 4. CotaAAA, a. y,
"a North Cherry st.. Hashvill ., Ts
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Eor1cE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board OF Claims,
of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 69,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
CENTS. and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
ie30-tf H. ToNPKINs a Co'
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self Abuse,

This vice, which is never practiced II
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin OF thousands OF the noDIeS'
and mott talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenee or pen TO song
Il has destroyed health, blasted tho consul
tuition, and reduced the miserable Victlm Y
living skeleton. Nor are these It's ma
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sipht that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of thit affection, call OF
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box S02, Nash
vile, Tenn. Ieb@o-u
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Imnnrtsnt 10 Old PenslOners.

In accordance with instructions received
from the Commissioner OF Pensions al
Washington, we are now prepared to nave
the names Of all Tennessee Pensioners, ton
proof of loyalty who received pay ment at
either of the following Agencies, to wit ;
Nashville, Knoxville, Jonesboro' and Jack
sou, restored 10 the Pension Rous, on pre-
sentation of their old certificates.
Applicatiou can be made either in person
or nv letter. ISGERsoLL & ROGERs,
-. Claim Agents,
40l< Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn
Address Lock-BOx, No 81.
aug3O-tf.
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Last Chance for bargains.

The sutler Goods at A. & N. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
0d7dless Of price. Now is your time 70 get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sariines, noticing
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
here.
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Not,ee To Soldiers,

All United States Soldiers who have been
confined n any Of the rebel Pris ons, at any
time during the war, can Obtain pay lor
Communication Of rations also pensions,
bounty. arrears of pay and all other Just
claims against the Government, by calling
upon OF addressing
ISCERsOLL i ROGERs,
401k Cherry ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Ad5rsss loct hoy 81. sug3O-ti
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Orders for Election Tickets promptly
GIled On reasonable terms.
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Observation-Disclosures of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery OF the
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. mayXi-u'
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WI. elEEBos ; Co. E1sII.IsIs,
rniIRsnaY. sEPTEMBER Z. 1865:
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Persons unacquaiuted in the city seeing
so many advertisements for the tretament
of Special Diseases, are often at a loss 70 de-
ermfne 70 whom 10 entrust the Treatments
of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure IN stating that the oldest estsb-
iishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar.
antee that this is reliable institution. DR
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his genera
ihe once.
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Messrs. Bryant, Strattou * Co. contem-
plate opening in this city on the 9Th inSs-'
at the Masonic Temple, branch OF their
International, Commercial and Business
College. This will afford young men in oar
midst who desire to procure commercial
education to do so without going away from
home. This enterprising drm have already
branches Of this college in some thirty-odd
cities of the United States, and in Toronto
and Montreal, Canada.
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An Elegant Suburban Resi-
dence.

ONE Of ths most e'egart and desirable reside1-
L Gee yet offered ln iils vicinity - aoH ior sac
- tnres miles out on a splendid PIKE. hogse
nearly neE, has IS euod rooms eight marble man
ties. The huldng j a modern style, to store
Ifrb. sifuatei la q .arge and uaautfu laHni - 2
ncres Of and, ons- hall 10 timber ADD g,a-1i cfeb ~
~ sood wstar. oui-houaes, stables, &C., ia 3 ID
.Tsrrus vsry easy. Would exehanEe city or Edge
SAD propeatv .of part Of ii- Cal %
ARLINGTON a fAEkAil, Agenis,
ssr.q - fGI No horth College a
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OLD THEATRE-The great play of Mango,
or the Mysteries Of the Temple OF Paris
will be repeated tonight with the full
strength OF the company. Miss Matilda
Heron hiss but few, if anys equals in this
Thrilling piece. This is the last night OF
her engagement, and the occasion Of her
benefit. We hope that our theatre goeIs
will turn out in force, and give this talented
lady such benefit as her great name
/ merits.
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Totee ours.lsus Ith@rs $50 u-.'
Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and packages
going OUT Of our business houses and manu-
faturIe5, the letters, documen 3 etc, from the
Offices Of our professional men, the clothing
brick bats, war clubs and other orna
mented needlew0rk 90 the washer-womau
without being marked with one Of Traughl
Ribbon or Seal Presses, StouBels Or Brands
which can be found at No. Ia n, cherry
street, up stairs. Mind the stairs and don I
fall How are you Burns, who is ahead.
sept3wedues6sat-t
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United States Marshal's Sale
NpoRmArToN NO. u


"
An The Estate and Property, Money, Stocks snd
Credits O! koter- Mathews
nv yirfus ~ writ UgIs.ii'iaFi erf1as % ne a.
re,.tad from the Circuit Court q Gre United states
"a t,a Middle District Of Tennessee, and ~ Pur
s,rarea Of the decree 81 sEid Court pronounced On
ne fih DAY q May, iss5 VII, on the s9ih uay o.
eevf 1855 cOhimenc ing A. 10 c'eoeE, m, sell A.
MINI auction, 70 tAe highest bidder ior es-h 70
-. -,,-oiv Tenuess ea III the night. ule and m
s-..i Tor The Ferloa 81 his natural j e, q houeFs
Nsfhsyys h and Ia Tie iOoslBg desf s1ea real -
isfe. 10 vita 1wsnty-sx seres O. Jana % ne ~ Z
II -k.fktgsHe Hslfogd county, as y Iennes-ees
-. rsff ~ Vt 40. - the pian of said te'sn
49, ares oil lsnd IN the lslh cyil distucto q = 4
coein,s qso seras o. Lard in the 2sth evil district
o - :, "a ne same day and time. in the toEn o
s,sirvilie, Ienu VT te sold g p1is.c suc.o9 a
~ X b. 6t4Abi1Ck,
ms =. Marshal ". d. Tenn.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD

rr,u~ ss,,a,,olssrz 81 the south Nashville slreei
1 Paiirosd company are hereby ao.ine4 = ~.
q ne once uf Nelson Mariiee, 10. y S ...l1s
street On THURSDAY septemtar =, a ~ % 60 S
m, Tor the purpose ut eleet.et pS s N - -
utea % ons vote ior each share pad Tor. by oFae'
| 81 the Board. $50, 81,
Fep5-sH LEk0l Ahdr khgRsSs ~ q
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF WarnlnA
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new ana re;
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
9exua Systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
association Philadslphia, Pa. sprlS-ly
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Tia Broadwsy House, formerly the re't-
s.Bss 81 non, John Bel, has been rented
BY some frisudsDf ours, sad' ere P1s' =
number Of clever people can have the Pisss'
ure Of fnding board and lodging there
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The undersigned viii open his English
and Classical School Ia the basement OF the
Cumberland Presbytefieu Church, Summer
street, on Monday, september 4th-
Thorough insFuctioa snd u Oderate terms
ap0sD-2w W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
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Most Remarkable

In IFS effects, and most useful in its appiica-
ton, the Fragrant sozoDoNT has become
the most popular Dentrifcs in existence
IT'S used aud praised by everybody.
Sold By all Druggists and PerfumeIs.
seD5 tn tn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

Just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pm
vita sale, GEO. SHIELDS i Co.
jlyl-tf % and ~ Collegs. sstee''
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,-super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

We have inadvertently omitted 20 mention
the appointment Of J. }. Noal. Esq, as Ate
t,rpev General OF the nth Judicial Circuit.
re is a gentleman ofine ability, and viii
1,.,f,aree The dnlies Of the position to the
-, satisfaction Of the people and the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

The Protestant Episcopal Convention met
in Christi Church yesterday. The regular
bu.iuess ol the Convention commences TINS
morning. A Bishep will be elected to-day
1t is pretty certain that the Rev. Or. Quip-
tsrd will be chosen Bishop.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

TAG srroxD CoSGEFssIONAL DISTRICT
Official returns from all the counties com
posing tho Second Congressional District
have been received at the Office Of the Sec
retary Of State. Maynard's majority over
the next highest candidate is 4, $50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

Miss Penny 0'Bryan will open her school
on Monday, the 4th day Of September, in The
Baptist Church, hear the residence Of bIrs.
Jss, X. Polk. School hours from y a. "a.
% 2HP. n. tep2-iws
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

We had yesterday, between u and /
o'elo,k-ss our gay and festive friend Tru-
man would say-a splendid shoYer but it
made no appreciable change in the temper
sture OF tho atmosphere.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

We are obliged to W. c. Collier for the Ia
test Louisville and Cincinnati papers, me
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