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, 1865-08-07
E.UK KURE.
The Atlantic Cable-EoEliAh Elections
-Palmsrs and Elndrtuno-The
RrxuateF4i1p. .

new YonK. August e.-Thc steamer City Of
Duh1lo. from Liverpool ed and Queutstoa 34th
WITH en psteenge'r. Arrived 'o-da5. The uewsis
Ths steamer Getraaus, from Southampton the
9o'h, arrired At nocn. SeWH -oIc:plsod Wis Cap:
Rsce.
the 26th v1a QnaensioTn tie 9Th, arrived Al one
ger the GerrnanIa.
Tha City Of Boston has nessly 800 patscngerr.
The sho.e end OF the Atlantic. c.b.c having
ed. the1ap1tcc with the main cable was com
pet. at 4,$7 p. m. on Sunday, the 233, and the
Grcat E1stctn st 0nCG commenced ptYlEg ont
The testing through The whole length va: per.
The Parliamentary elections we1e everywhere
completed The nes Liberal gain IL senty. fpuf
some claim twenty s'x. The |4trdid c6ppo!cs
The that the real gala II with ha .,
porteIs.
It'll again a1scrted on good authority that Pal.
meEtton vii retire before Parliament taees; that
Glnd.tone will ds ellie the premiership in favor
It ID reported that civil war is shout com.
mtrctng IN Japsn.
LATEST FER c1rT OF BOSTON.
Liverpool July 77.-The steamships America
fpa Ed.aenssEhs;, .sEE ), tom New York, az1.7sd al
Fojincal news IS antppo1taet. The Bact o,
England he ra!eed the ratio Of discount to 81 pei
cent. :
LATEST COMMERCIAL
L1yxnrooL, July cckton-sales
| for TWO days 10000 bales mtrkst unI, with
reht !Iqu:rJ, and price, dnll. Bstad:tuts-
dnl'. L4ru 1rn, Il IS for Kettle rendered,
LoxDox, July s7-Eyertng.-Cop closed n
sq{A91 fot money. American Securftles-Ill,
Cent ss@ssf: Erie sasa:1; Q, s. s,so's 7c97di
, 1865-08-07
HIURE l4YNCHsNR IN 1TNx.
ANA.
l. Rebel sn1dfer Attempts to Murder q
Cttfz+n-He IL CnuIA1 aud Lynchcd
by the People.

TEKnE HArrk, Aue. 4-Testerday a psroltd
rebel .tritoeeE nsmeo Miller, who had 1n5ueed
hs- Grtco.y+ proprietor ot the Spencer auusc
twenty mile. below this city. nnder pritense OF
telling, him some lind. attacked Gsegosy m1s-
tcroutly IN the WOODS near she!hntn, haat sifa
nesrty to death, stsbb'ng Ear several times, End
rabbld him Of ninety dollars aud watch. Tho
ptopo Turned out. caught Miller, had hta iden-
i,6.d - GrrgoE1, end hung him On a tree nesr
rherc The crime wss committed. Faint hopes
Ere c1tr1tatust tIf GEeCcrY@t rec0yeEy.
, 1865-08-07

Especial Diepsteh to the chic.:o Trlbnne,1
DEs MONIES, Ans. :.
TIE 2sth Iowa regiment left Savannah On the
30 Inst. for this Stale, knd will be mustered oat
aud pa.d Of OF Its arrival.
Tte Hestter IL again favorable f1 harvesting,
su' ye:y bot.
The lows eara'sr regiments are now locsted at
tie following places: tn. 1st at Ncmphis, ex-
p.ctIrg socn to be orfered to Atlarta, Gs.; I'd ut
E::stpoTt, Nist,; Sd AID 4'h At A13an,4, Ga; 5iA
Vt EdetheIt, Tenn. 9Th ut Fort Randall; 7th al
Fort Ktsr1ey and Cottonwood Springs; s,h At
Mzco7, Gs.; 9Th at Brownsville, Ark. The
1trh iufsn,ry remSlre at Ii Tie Rock, Ark
, 1865-08-07

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tsibd1e,f !
DETROIT. August
BEeTet Brig. Gen. D. Il Hill, has been relieved
Of his duties Is Acting Assistant Proves: Marshal
General OF this susie, at hts own request, and
Capt. J. Il. knight, Of the 18th United States IN.
fatty, appointed 10 eucced him.
Charles Dsaper, Etq. Of Pontiac, has been ap.
pointed Ucited States Aseessor for tie 9th Con-
gres1lonal Dtsttiet.
THIS afternoon At 3 pic pic at Woodbridge Grove,
5o3g msn usmed Wm. Amos, attempted to
murder another man With whom he han some
5iticu: y week sgo to.dsy. Amos Ut that t'mc
tine thcJ met, and upon e eng him tnis a:ter.
noon, drew revolver and ared At him six times,
It IS supposed severely wouhdtnz him. His
hom the ground. The extent Of hi. injuries N
ao1 Re ssctEt1'ntd, One report says that bis
lp}arles are eltEht
, 1865-08-07

in Anetlcs 10 forco the Government to essry out
the Mentne doct111e, BY driving M11imt,llau oag
Of Mexico There are lively tines IL prospect.
England Will be- neutral IL the can. The only
thing that CEN Dake her 20 to waT with America
would be the certainty OF WIZ with France. In
cssa Of hes lefnsal of tNo such evils, she would
tatethe most Giat1ne.
, 1865-08-07

Ifavt 81 q, 600 worth Of wall aMo:ted Dr. Goods-
IN rood conelt ta q, will t1r.ar &" faF good
nlrns.n city Or 6 part cash aat halanca
U. DfaNet 6l05, calc4zo. OF cal = 81 ks.srast.
An726S11k {. e. WHEELER.
, 1865-08-07
NORTH CAROLINA.
xreub1cs with EeEr1 Ko1dfsrA-N:Erots n
Murdercd-An InceAdlafy Sheet sus-
~ HfRfh.

the a1Et hive been .ecelyld. Tre Herald Goa
ttirs Gcccunts of the bad conduct ot the negro
soleicr:. A pt1ty, Of then, accompanied by. ne.
L. c:sars. md LIFT without paying. Subsequent
= thsy returned with o1ters, lrste oaen the
ffore ind robbed 1t 3ndlscrtrinstely. 4 portion
y attscktuc tbe quarters Of . 6nt1er. They
frrd round ster round in'o bis place, II the hope
Of killing him. The officers quarters we're IN !,te
and many cf the balls. weht shrouEa. Very
Il. The .io. was arrested. Thrpe nesrots were
foucd murdered n piupAtG ccunty lsst week.
Alte oush s1spseted parties were arrested. no
tbet1.
The publication Of 1be Salisbury pdUy fnien
Banner hns bser ordered Suspended, for 1t:1r1n2
itctndinrJ znd .e5e!l1ous lsnEuaGc.
, 1865-08-07

EeY. Holme. pa,tos OF the E7erpoatstreet 3apt1
Church. Brooxsgu, n. II to tho Iosz7za, ard Heet=.
1sr, Cincinnati, O.. snd SpeAs3 volule< Ii taT-. Z
tbs Wnffaretowned medicine, MH4. W1SaL1HT
SOOTHING SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TKETHiHS
WE stc N advertisement In yorr columns Of HE1
wN5LcTT 1ooTHE6 BFKUF. FoH, VS. as7s
ss1c word Il farpr OF ths r::e1. medicine ccsofS
Lie, hut we feel cnnpeued 70 ss9 to ycnf sosszF,
that this Il no humbnx-tos aaos httt u, md 4vde
0 b 01t cl1tns. 1t u probably c2a Of ste 1&a
spccessf1l edicines at the dAy. tecAu1o I'LL o2a
.thebe4s those Of CIT re4defs who AaTs cxa1
e2nt FtaAu LEI IN A11p7ly.
kp1SnTta tU.JqTkN-u6s
, 1865-08-07
Il he Meeting Of Traitors ut New
Sork-E1utenenl Of unc who

NV YoRE, August 5.-Mr. Robert Brown,
who was present at the JET. Davis meeting
IN this city the other dayv, makes affidavit to
the following statement cf facts:
The meeting was first composed Of citizens
otkew Yutk, whsu, ut the suggestion OF some
cnc, several Southern gentlemen outside were
invited inside, when the doors were closed.
There were tisn ten nten present. The
obitct Of the meeting beng to raise
frlds 10 deiray tue expe1ac Of de-
hiding Davis, committee WAS ap-
pointed, consisting Of Ma5or Gupther, WHO
Martin and Nessrs. Douglas and Clsucy. a
general conversation eusued. They all
agreed that the Davis trial Was the tnost I'M
portant one In the Hc1ld's h1sto.y. Nr.
Cutler quotes from the Declaration Of lude-
pEEdence 10 chow that the Southern States
rad right to sscsde. Other New Workers.
took Tie sane GROUND. e,tlnE & The aetion 'I and
chusetts, when the Constitution was formed.
Mr. LiviDcsten, Of Alaolua, read from sev-
eTal Free atate Constitutions the expressed
It was fasdN N'he e1rtct Of the TRIAL Of Davis
would be q revolution Of sentiment every
where In favor Of the South. 1t would ba
p,oTed en- the trial that the secession cause
was right snd entitled to the symca!hies Of
The world. 1T. Livingstone declared that
;
ses lhe South Of having committed treason
will be locked upoa as madman and
fool. One New Yorker denounced the exc
cutiou Of Mrs au1ratt as cool and
deliberate murder. Sir. afartin faid the
court had 70 legal jurisdiction, and that the
execution was deliberate murder. Mr..
Liyh gston said several Engiishmen had tod
Kim that this c,rcl murder would Eend a
thrill Of hcrrer through Europe, and 10 tue
howl that would be sent back 1onld cover
ana ter1ify the American Government that It
will be 6fIaid to bring Davis to trial. He BE-
ntved that the inttntiou WAS to Keep him
1tnre1ing 10 prison.
His friends 1nust keep acltating the matter
until The Government Is forctd To put Lin
on t,ial. 3Ir. Livingston said wes,e.n SOL
diets hated negroes so much that they bad
latelI killtd, In cold blood, mnre than one
hunu1cd. He alzo said that Alabama would
sind solid delegation Of staunch and true
Sou1bc1n men to Congress: that the feeling
Is universal In the south that IT, the d--d
Yankee must not be allowed foot.hold in
the seuth," Mr.. Livingston informed this
meeting that he was on bis way to England
to raise funds In behalf uf Davis, aud he was
confident he would he able. to raise the re-
quis,te amount. A Ee~ Yorker said the
amount could be raised In New York city.
, 1865-08-07

Hhe weather and the CEop4.
tspecll Diepstch to the Oh h'caso 1,1tbuna.1
MAD1seN, Wis, An1, :.
The a1st Regiment, 900 strong, arrived here
This morning. L. Col; Tsrgin, CT the $50 rcgi,
mini, ie1eg7 spled the Governor, today, from
V.cks: uIg, thst that regiment il On its ray
hone. 1t Will probably reach here
ne1t Thurseay. TEE eolh regiment Will be pa1d,
on Wedne.day. the 9Th, and the 8Sth On Frdar.
the lib. Tha iIcoae tax list OF this cltT,
snouttng TO oTer f5o].t10. " published to day.
Sanuel &Arsba,l. 81 the State Bank, thows the
tvs mtg :th1es batween $500 and StO,0G0.
Another excellent harvest day 10 odsy. Htr-
vettlnC ,s progressing very fast. A large amount
cfep1tnc wheat has been cnt. Stacked grain has
not ceen Injured BY rain IL this section. athoueh
oats are EcEaeHhst lot ged in places. The greater
portion of gtain in ttta ne.ghborhood Will be
lrt aurarg neIt week.
, 1865-08-07

A|$A"-
Hl'a strangers sreenlatofs end sight seers
:: livery grace anc.uolng many Ladies, 1or the
summer TOURISTS are ca lhe1r Travels unde-
tered By the d't1cultses that throns the way
to Fit Hosee"htle the workmed Al the Ee'
rious wells In process OF sinking were, many
Of them, still bnsS-Whl'e tue monster toun"
tairs OF oil whose tama has already filled the
world were pouring their steady Tow, and
little groups were clustered about each
suddenly sourd Of an explosion filed the
welkin and startled every ear. It was not
simply detonatin9, but rather heavy, muf
lied concuss1on Of the air, heard at dis
tsuce with nearly the came dlstinctness as
cloec at hand.
Dread a. once took possession Of every
listener. The warming Is Impressed on the
minds o. all, a., the very threshold Of OIL
oona, that nfe Is dangerous guest to be at
large In thus section.
vas hali 'a'ls '-"" me loeaii.T Ct the
e1plossao. ~ "as .9aue..t e1.s .ustas' -. -.
.ne ,,o"a4 :no,u tsssu s.a.a a vi, su , 1uas
49,. ."sn. 80. r1n.o .na IT. +h,...ss-
'naL sssus san =; I.' ~, 80 49, , 80 'a
ae"a-st.ae - IN ..s,,Hs eaa.t:. 49, -.
s.Hs w.. r.. ~. 1,.a ~ - -, ~ -
=. c.S ~ 40 atss.... ~ - ,eas,sa ''1 "e
'As s . sae1. ~, ao,nmn - ~ ~ srn~r.
c,ara,r M m Mn IN % sn;;a hanr wa w ~ onr c,;da io ~
+ha scena of +h~ occtdeut. IA va ran N.
eemnanv sweiled. unt,l our conyerpent lines
NJ annrcarh gave to The specIaele a throne
~ a.ar+,ed razer.. s,1ch as nona nf. m h.d
dreamed were our companious amonn these
nj, mountasne,
VOL, No. 10. 20 called from the numbs1 If
,+s 1:aEc m The limited state. fa.,o had
49,, a. !. at-rct nj T., ~. ,,o-,,,.- =
t-ro hnrs,ed naval NV o,d 49, aa:- ~ :. =
ny ny ~ 1 - csto,,ct M - IS 1,on,d 49, 49, Vs. ~" 0s
se~a snnroarhsd W. MT = r,,t s,.,
10 . n1oce ~ s.ta,r hlackened and ,.,s,,sa -
ot,m -, tba cosna,tv 10 hsd heon nrar,
~. - nv The t,err horror. es.,vaa tn escaE.
.1at +. hts f-,,+1o a1o-r, IA ..,m.,,s !
{a11,n All - nrcne m his fnce IN the xesthfn1 @
aom.a A momnnt 1,tcr you'd hara .-oIa'
his docm. hut helm was Iustant]y extended to
him ard 1ittle exau,tuatIon showed that hr.
vord mere surface burns he Ia IN no dancer
Of re,msuent ipiury.
There we're others that were more or less
ha.mt in 4 similar manner. yho happily es,
caped with slight Injuries. Finding that nc
help WAS needed. by the suffering, beyond
that already extended, We had leisure to
| gaze upon the extraordinary spectacle nos
| before cur eyes. -" =
A paragraph as to tha history of the wall
| itself, II Was sunk by q few aesoc1a.ed usr.
t3es of email mems. generally former I'm,
ployees On already successful wells, The en-.
f,neer was himself oue.ciehth owner, The
, 1865-08-07

TIor. n. T., Aug, ga fire occusred this ar.
teInoop, destroying over l, ,000 cords Of wood be.
longing 10 the Hudson RIVER Railroad Company,
at one time the whole southern sec Ion Of the
were run Of in salety. The total loss Is a6ou.
E1p,GOQ,
, 1865-08-07
A H pGrtcd NesFp Plot Gen. Butt er to
the Eulured tsscple rT vlrxatuA-
ChG1sFA Ia AleIAndFtA-ApPasc

MCnr Tor Fen~l an..
Tht P..~4 wssbinzt-n Epecil ssss tho M
been discovered amone + urge nn.4b.r II rcvFo
wosktntn At Aqull Creek TO ass1' stuA { lie while
laco1e.s 9; Ervtc en- nc mi Ioad thete. GO - 2.
p9ty Of soldiers aEftstt nn3 fGpFls 1ned Ill the
tct Tofs cspnrtbg thttr We7pcpe. euch a ec1thtt.
&C, The ehict1e Il The ro-d asy they kuo~ Of no
Iats2io<setr ssys one q Il sbs W ncs e. oes w.s shot.
Tue I1tt's SPECIAL ta.s Gen. Butter haa tant
'etttI tn The eouTtLdon u cu.oIed ueo Il Alex.
Il Et:t Virginia to do no r1oleEee. as al ey.s
.1e np4n laeln. As to he cr,eran :es cunp alned
IT a'y the coletcd 1nsn = Snrto!k aA1 ro.ts.
mouth rte General fays 'h- blacks will certainly
rcelye Ill hey W, u .u1c a. twu ard two nlaG:
lie uorlGs wa.bips,r1 special eays Consu!
Ss4te D psltnc1t that there ..tre 1.13s desths
'.nm che ezs hc!~etn luce eth sud aiT 17th
Over enc tundred .bcn.snd a2p'ie.t!ens for
pepsh.Es fscm Witows have beeE flsd In lhs pen
Col. Johnnor, late sid Of JtR. Dkv::, has been
relcssfd y the Rround Of bring rebel oMcsf
| Win caAs1 sHseess.
| The cho1. "a. .omctnt Advics~ feon
| Pusl MMhcn. "a TT bel Genfr41 ar"
rest for being Drunk aud h!sors
dsrly and p~nt to Hlsc Warn b honse..
<rsd.
WAs1uK07as. Aug, 5.
| The Stste Department hss 1etu officially ad.
vi.,o by our Coneul 2. Port Mshon. that the
! chLlesa, Ehich has prcvsl ed Ia Egfp:, Ia s:oKl1
| AdrApc3ue. he adcs: "FYum the reported T3o-
lcccc Of The d!tea.e there il coosaet fppr:'
htreicn here-thfs being the quarsntioc station
| th.t 1t n1sy Fpread agan over the county."
The afternoon pspete represent that tha rebel
| General Benjamtn 6. I'LL wss arrested Lest night
for cruEkpn aId cisordesly conduct and for wani
Of money to Pay the nne was, to day. sent 10 Tue
| vurk -bunee for thirty days.
Pretident Johneon has Eca1ly reeovere3 from
| hlt stcknt ss Of weeks euraton. and to-day Re
| elivtd v1titore. BE hta psrcontt Bishop Lynch
, 1865-08-07

CKELETCE ENGLI5H SACKS
~ End Lot don 1,av. ling Dnsssrs, L choite .os Of
etz Own u Ale-eh ap, At
HLf'B Tailoring aad Fusnilhtag House,
su7..s5 t.ret Ctr Dearborn aaa M8stinx xtoa stx
, 1865-08-07
THE VERY LATEST.
Progress Of the Alan
tc:.: Gable.
Expected to be atHeartb Con-
tent On last SATURDAY.,
OUR RELATIONS With
MEXICO.
The Frigate Congress again at
the Bottom.
GENERAL GRANT IN QUEBEC.
Terrible Steamboat Disaster on
the Mississippi
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.
Fight BetHeen Whites AID
Blacks in Washington.
A Young Mau Murders His
Father and Step
Mother,
a NATIONAL CONVENTION.
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS,
Fight BetHeen Whites AID
Blacks in Washington.
A Young EIan Murders His
Father and Step
Mother.
4 NATIONAL. CONVENTION,
The Negro Plot in Vir-
ginia.


National Curreucy-PAy of the Sol
dierR-Ch0nge Of Route on rho Chi
caEn mud Northwestern fkasirnau-
Fight HelsreeN the " @httvA and Ne
Eroe4 fu VukhtnEson-SlsuAl Curnx
II be Discharged.
, 1865-08-07

FLOUR NV Winter Wh.a::
l. flcur, tan Of It's te,san} for SAFE 4. Cat5ago
lty Atl!s eo1ntr Of XII ale Aad jeHe; s3n at-,tt.
VII GAhEEfT. a1Gk19i it
, 1865-08-07

Gcld-A Schooner frcm Port Huron
Treaty with S0ukh American SkAxea
An 0fotr to Geu. .Sl2ef1d4u-Repprt
aenut the Steamer Great EaAtern-
EAs1nnDs the Astounding Br1UKlyn u
4r1 =
, 1865-08-07

No BjEns Of the Damascua-6en. Gran
in Q0abecs

MONTREAL, Aug. 8.-The1e arc no s.cns oil
The steaner Dlmsfcus at Farther Pntnt, w:ih
liverpool dstss Of the 2ath ut. A. Que5sc and
Montreal II IL new zatn'n4.. The Wind IL high,
Hnd thunter s1o1m La prevailing.
MONTREAL, Aug. a-Geu. Grant arrived a.
Quebec at O'Clock this D. N,
, 1865-08-07

We t4Ts pat up anasold ibis article 1oE ogez Ny.2e
eai CAN SAY IL C0HR1DaNCK AND TRUTH I,
It what ~ have aeve- been alba to ~ or any qtss
taedic3ne-WKYER HAE IT FAIksD II L atSas3
INSTANCE TO INFECT CURE, Ehsa t1mat
used, Never did ~ know IN :Extanne Of tIssattEss
ton by a1J ols whD ufed It. pr tic contrary IL ax
delighted With it, opcsations, aal speak n ta-m<
:ormendAton of it, magical e1.te:a aac medical v;
tues. Ya speek IN toi5 n.a.teE "TBAT VIZ D,
HSoW," After 80 yea.i experiences; AND rIKD&s
OUR REPUTATION FOB TIE PULFLMKlyT pl
Wu4I3#R HRRR pHC1ARH. IN a,moas eysz3 +
ssnce Hhere the tntac. suffering uo1a pain and u
hsu1tloo. relief viii pe locrd II ntteen y skszE
minutes Altar the 4y11p u sccetnisrEred.
Full directions 9or ustng Will accompany eseh potEs
u1ne genuine u1le.s tns f4c 1lm1Ie OF GUh1 IH .7y
KINS, New Tark. IA On tha outzde wrapper.
xa16 bF Druxrtara through oot thA .Tns.f
, 1865-08-07
ALLAN Thu CA HkE.

THREE Hundred Niles a9 S-n-EreyJ-
Thing Working FAvorzbly-D's-
patches to l1ondon-ELpt. to
Mesch New foundland Saturday
LM4f. Eth.
, 1865-08-07

The Burning Of an Oil
Well
, 1865-08-07

E1cftiuE and Dangerous HcaueA-M4E-
n1dcent PyrOkechntc Disptoy 4
Ns.ht Of Toll-HoSy the Fire was Ex-
tjAsu1shed.
, 1865-08-07

A Rebel General in the
Workhouse,
, 1865-08-07

Tabie-Spoin Recognizes 1taIy- Chol-
srA tnbh1d1uE In alexandra, Cairo
md GoLRtaRtln0ple.
, 1865-08-07

E2M Hhn{1I;*MRHfB-
TEE VgNANG0 & VIRGINIA
GIL COMPANY
O. CEICAoo,
Capital, --- $4,000, 900.
Working Capital, $4,000.

MkHLOw p. OGDEN, Frssfdsns.
EHAs. RANDOLPH, Vice Pr.afaenk
EHARE.E3 q. SMITH, Treamr-r.
C. S. 11IBRARD, IE., s<errtAzyJ
, 1865-08-07
FROM DEk MONIES.

THE 26sh ycVTn lnfs0xry.Tht Weather
: Location OF I0NR CATAlET xkeG1s
, 1865-08-07
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,

military Moremeuts-stezM M-r Explo.
k1bn-WystsFt"uA CtFcumsta ancr-.An-
derAonyiIl~ c. C.metsry-f0e a:om mer-
cial Bank I'm br. z gIio--T11e El ectton-
mr., CAn1eronss Conditions.
, 1865-08-07
Ohio Street.

L rcet Cve1ltuR 8cuse Nth Lot 3i11c5 tset; ~
and Nasr n eNry reo thsco ssoTJ ta1 oase:2ien.
31D 3F0. s. T. KKKFUu1 ~.
p&;At& ytnet IL QSzIuQ3Fhh+
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
Internal Revenue Assessment
Divisions.

TUE following are the appointments made ~ A.
Tennss see-Uz.
Dist. John CRAWFORD. aIl of Nashville ror,t
OF Church street, TO the Corporation line; office
Dlst. John @. FOWLER. slI of Nasbville sortb
Of Chnr street, t. the Corporation line: ofHre
$50 Cherry street
Dist. 3-WM. LEONARD ALI Of Ds,,i5,- -.
outside Of the CORPORATION ard suth of C,,1,bst.
land llYeri cffice $50 Church street
DIST. *. +. PAFTON, Sumner county; Office at
Dit 6--WM. JENgINs, 81 OF Davidson com, =,
north Of ouTnbe land river; Office Voo5len3
street, E5gefeld
Dist CD. W NYE, Montgomery and Stewart
countless Office A. GlerksVille
Dist ASA HOPKINS, Robertson comfy. onice
Springfield - N'i'0'
Dist; s1JAMEs H. GREGORY, Marry comfy.
office &C Columbia J'
Dist. 9--JESSE +. TERRELL, Rutherford conn.
y; office at NluFfreesbors.
Dl :. ia. A. STEELE, Marsball county; Office
Dist, ll-A. ". moss. williamson county; Office
Dit l2-JAMEs L, JONES. GHes county; eHieo
Dlst law. T. TUNE. Bedford county; efHcc a.
Dst. Il-B. 4. R. FOSTER. DsKslb county; Office
atAlexandra -
DIST l57JOHN T. GORDON. LineoIn county. or
ice at Fayetteville. =
DIST. l6-A. G. G ODLETT Cheathanl and riro1
county; Office ct ASH nd.
DIST lI-Wm. T. NEAL, Wilson county; office at
Dist Isl. P. WILKINSoN, Macon county. Office
st lafayette
Il Is the duty OF all the citizens living in those
several DIVISIONS to report TO the Assistant Asses
or Tor the Division in which they live and the Law
eqlires that the report s5Onld be made PROMPTLY
y the parties who neglect this mpo-iaat duty vii
neur The penait es prescribed BY the law. - 7 "A
JOHN McCLHLLAND
Assessor ID List. Of Tenn.
JulJ2'S9 lPkD chg Union
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$500 DOz. Painted Buckets;
5000 Assorted Brooms
1900 Tubs, painted and white;
1900 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pigs. spices;
soc Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Irvine
500 Pls. Wick;
500 Box Soap, MOL. German and Toile
800 Coils Manila Ropei
300 Coils Hemp
1000 DOG. Bed Cords;
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegs;
Z 500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1000 BOxIPipes, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes;
l,5OO Reams Wrapping Paper;
l,Ooo Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
I,OO0 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs:
500 Pigs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
1000 Doe. Well Buckets;
500 Bales 0akum.
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and psrtirniar attention eiven % Caims AGAINST the
Cavalry commands Of Geuefals WlIgf7S va
KINs, HATCH, and CRoXTON
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Is T., under the control Of his brother. g. ".
- - lofnaeriy foreman Of the vel known firm
Of herrsck Sons, fhilssielphiS Bofh IN n hins
ptase. cal meas and aAiterng .ounelYes OF some
1spueAnoa a. mechanics. ig1s needless 20 eay Gsat
~ eerk executed az this plsca Will be made u the
VIII be uch tbatlt viii b Inaecess1TV FOR an, ore
. 50 out q the city 70 buy anythng m our line az
business, unless thev have more money than treV
49," NsAAs 70 90 VIA iuly2-2n
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rs~aiuins IN ae Nashville Post oac.

Remaining IN tAs Nashva7e Post once
Wednesday. July lie, 1865.
The List Of uncaIled for Letters has been
assigned 70 the Nashville USIoS, by Post
master Lindsley, FOR the year 1865, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
All letters advertised are subject 70 an ertrs
charge Of Two cent? Persons calling for them WI
please b. prepared with the necessary chance
Persons calling for these letters will please saw
they are advertised, and give the date OF list
All letters not taken out in one month viii n.
sent 70 the General Post Office as dead letters.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyEvrr1
Collectors Once, I'd district Tennessee
Nashville, June p. 1866.

NOTICE is hereby given that the United States
~ lAcfnse Tax isnoW due asd payable All Der.
sons uoihg 3usine's are notified TO take out license
before tbs 10Th day Of July next. or thew NAV -
Peet 10 suffer The pera ties prescr bed IN the 7sd
section OF the Law, which reads in Fart a. follows
II any person or persons shall exercise or carry
On sh1 lrade, guinness, or profession, or do any
aet hereinafter mentioned, for the exercisirg orr
Iylng on or doing Of which trade, business or pro-
LESSON license Is required BY this act viii, INT
isAhg out sueh license as in thaI behalf requirsa
he, she, or they shall for every such offena 49,
sides telng liable TO tha payment OF The TsT. IL
sn6fet TO imprisonment for a term not exceedinS
we We years, or a hae no. exceeding I've hundred
Je2s-td IDl H. L. NORvELL, Collector.
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EEFtRs HT PERMIss3aN TO
Hon. Richatd OgelsbY, Governor STATE or limos.
Hon. paVid L. LAWS, Judge supreme Court, U. s.
Hor. Vim. G. BroWnlOs, Governor CT Tennessee.
Big Gen. jas. P. Broanlow, Adj. Gen STATE OF Ten
nessee
Hon. NJ. NJ Brien, Nashville
Hon. VIM. Nsthsniel Baxter, Nashville
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith, Nashville.
p " MAxey, Esq, Nashville
MessTs- Morris straiion, Nashville.
hessrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
Mmrod Porter, Columbia, Fenn.
Huuele-ln
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Stoves AND HOLLOW.WARE.

4 business that has hereto ore is,ep neolsctad in
Nsshfiiiei but We are determined 10 furnish A. good
a ssoNe IN design, hnsh, durability and ehespness
a. can DC made IN The Dnitsd States.
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SANDS'ALE

WE have on hand large stock Of Sands chi.
" cago Cream and Stock Ales, which We aliar.
aniee direct nom Sands Chissgo Brewery, sliho'
kef.
Also Bottled Ale Of the best mannfoture. We
nave 80 large stock Of Sutlers' Supplies. and
FAMILY oroeef ., which We ara offering At low
hslisS. 3. e, WOOD q CO,
teiSu - Union street