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HNHIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST Loss
Il or damage by fire. brick and frame buildings,
merchandise. furniture, vessels and their cargoes
while in port, and other insurable property.
DIRECTORS:
J. Mora Moss Benjamin Brewster,
James Otis Jas. b. Haggin
VIM. f. Barron, Thomas H. Seby
j. G. kittle. Nicholas Luning
Jos. A. Donohoe, John Parrot
Jas C. Conroy, ]. Underhill
P. H. Burnett N. D. 'Sweeny
Moses Heller. Moses Ellis
Lafayette Maynard James Phelan
Chas. L. Low Gustave Touchard
Jacob Scholle Michael Castle
Wm. H. Gawley Nicholas LARGO
Joseph Seller N. G. kittle
L. L. Allen VIM. c. Talbot
Alfred Borel Patrick McArsn
c. Temple Emmett Caleb I. Fay
J.Y HaiIock Geo. C. johnson
B.F. Hastings. Sacramento
L. Cunningham, William Smith,
Marysyille.
CALEB. ,....................P President.
CHARLES y. AVES-...-..........S Secretary.
NH. DARRACH. Agent, Oroyille.
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INPoRrASr.-By reference TO another col
umn it will be seen that S. r. Rosenthal, of
Marysville, is the Agent OF the IN orth British
and Mercantile Insurance Company OF London
and Edinburgh" Those wishing property
safely insured, can do no better than by pa
troniziug this old company.
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whose editor knows the spirit of the
secessionists in Kentuck says:
Secession, defeated, overwhelmed
and utterly crushed in its chosen field
of warfare, returns to the charge and
seeks to renew the combat through the
agency of its old weapons, fnesse, fraud
and hypocrisy. 1t falsihes and grum-
bles. 1t is one thing here, and another
there. Now it fawns and whines, and
now busters and DULLES. 1t is tru-
culent and savage where it dares to be,
flattering and decitful where it must
be. 1t is manifesting to-day the same
spirit it has shown for the last thirty
years, and it is resorting to the same
tactics to accomplish its objects that it
exhibited before its head was crushed
and its carcass trampled in the dust by
the tread of Union forces.
The LATE SroRM.-The Nevada
Transcript says:
Son Sunday night, September 9th,
it rained very hard at Eureka for about
three hours. A mile and half above
that place it showed until the ground
was covered. The storm extended to
the summit of the Sierras.
T. W. PARK-We find the paragraph go
ing the rounds of the press, says the Carson
Appeal, that Trainor W. Park, well.known
former resident of San Francisco. has an in
come of something over $4,000. Park is the
President of National Bank at Bennington,
Vermont and Charley Lincoln. once editor of
the North Californian, a paper once published
in Butte county, is his cashier. Charley is
about the luckiest Bohemian we know of and
if be is as lazy in paying out greenbacks as he
was in furnishing copy, that bank will be slow
to bust"
THE Noble county (Ohio) Republican says
Copperhead outbreaks have occurred in the
townships of Sharon, Jefferson, jackson and
MdTlOU Wllulu tue ldSl Wtth. Al Ill lueSt
places the "snax received severe scotch
ing" Good. But better still the bonnie
boys in blue threaten 10 all future encounters
with the Cops, to cut their tails of close up TO
their heads A snake without a tal-too bad
too bad.
THE BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF DEArH.-Tbe
Shenandoah Valley was pronounced by Dan
Webster superior, for agricultural purposes, to
any other in the United States, and the thous.
auds of Union soldiers who marched through
it again aud again during the late war can all
bear witness to the unsurpassed fertility of
the soil, the salubrity of its climate and the
beauty of its scenery. 1t is now the sepulchre
of rebellion, and full Of dead mems bones
WINTER CoMING.-On Sunday last quite a
spec of California winter was exhibited. A
cold chilling wind continued during the day,
accompanied by occasional drenching showers
of rain. 1t is too early for the rainy season to
set in, aud we may yet have "spell of hot
Summers sun, which will not prove beneficial
to health.
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INTENSELY LoCAL.-The Sage Brush, pub
lished in Susanville, Lassen county, prints sew.
eral columns of news from the East under the
head of Local Department. IS. F. Flag.
Longmores local shot " at the Butte cleo
ton must have had a terrible effect upon bis
mind. If the shock of his local production
caused reversal of his columns, what will
become of the editor should be venture the
second pop"
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee

THE SEVENTH AFNuAL SESSION of thia "a
II srItufIan vii coInmsurs on fha Erst scufa1
i- soufarnter. Ihe re- Cpeli1F q e1Ia nan eaton
- aasriea Tsachafs hf aefto GU Of e. flaeh dhe
Isstfnts ard ne FTncipai i noN alle - ma<s ths
ls5nraa IA iusrrlct o. Hors 81 eral uzxor = - RI
of q Moiera LaaGlaFes. ahich HI'l - tsUaki b.
a,c-lnp ahed arl eEper e1ctd Elfopesu tescha :.
ld Hil eIltrlce q Eish, src1ch acd Iatin. tsr91l
without serlIaie % extra chrga, ths 9 1f tso D.
ur siilrsteiT, ne iast optional f85rnaa-tip al
b tauElt ~ coulpeifut 4nf suoocsi fl fIolsssor
y = h&eEiee Proposed % inifoduce a. psst q
the dHIlF seilqol eLereIaE, ia nrod7ra s5sifIa II
Parior Gymnastics and Psrior Cu.turr, n5E b. a.
20 eIletslleiy acfuled and hIg1ly rEccmnsulsd
b ne nfosi eulIeflt edzcaiufs sud medicai ue1
IN ite ftnltFF. a. eontIs1E % arrnee aseni. rlrra-
acQs- grtca ent eieEancs n nElre end uclioa,
fosiih snd qFof d hody ard lni-a 20 thaf parents
q c1ilfrsn Eha have hilhelt3 teen ksps from
school cn aecoant ~ the.E heatf. are 1os era1ial
% aaEi fsem % achooi flT t1eIr Eeallh-
fn euIarE14 tes cQ1Ite, a y profosad 20 ilrit
ffa nfnhnra 81 atout ort-nalf 81 thoss usu4iy ia
a.fecdrlce. 70 secure p'ara 3 u dealralie tnas
szry arpsicail1e atcult - niade. Terms atrictlf
e atFence. - p1pI ccraiacred - entered .
place secured Until t1e anseo1a tuitlau . Rails
E1r ifr.ns aad pafit-llafs apply - ietlat % = %
box 30 81 upcu llo B. clnI1ea y ~ ttto 80
auEl-in M. EHaA doioJaitA-
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RaIfIhnEa.

This vice, which Is never Prsetiesd IN
The presence Of any 0ne, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of th0uaands of the nobiosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquence or pen 70 song.
4 has destroyed health, blasted the e0Dsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim 4
a living skelst0n. hor are these its ina
and fatal ohects IN its pans are scattered
The ruins Ct reason, the most melancholy
cured permanently Of this afiict.on, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. e. North Cherry strsss
or sddrsas him BY letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tsna. fob16-a
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From The Cincinnati Commercial. Aug. l5sh.
FrIghtfHl Accident at the opera
House.

FalI Of Thomas Hanl0n from the Top
OF the TheatFe--EOHdeFfal Escape
fron Death-His Injuries Severe,
not Dangerous.
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Capital $3.50 900
OAies---NO. ia college Street,
., NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated under tie Laos Of the STATE
Of Tennessee

THIS Company is organized for the purpose oi
Mining and BoIins fOI Petroleum, COsl, Salt
water ana ., her valuable minerals; and
Nov owns in Zee simple upsards Of Twelve
Thousgnd Acres Of land IN Rhes, Harlton Bled-
soc and Van Buren counties also
Various Leases, including Gnlehes, Sorges,
Coal, Coke and Iron Banks, one Salt Well, three
Ochre Banks. and two Piaster Banks; also
Several places where indiestiLns for Petroleum
ara - good as aly IN the State
The Capital Of thi Company is s250, 900, With the
privilege of increasing it to 81 ,003, ,0o0
The PRESIDENT Of this Company Is an old resident
Of Bledsoe county Tenn-, faTorahly and extensive
iy known
Shares in this Company are 500 each, subject 70
calls OF 10 per cent, no oener than once in three
months.
Twenty fTe Thousand Dcllgrs Of the stock o
this Connpany has sready been subscribed
The once o. this conpany is at No II College
street, Nashv lie, whore any informal on can be had
aud suhserptionsof STOCK isken. -
tL B, r BRlDGMAN President
Il. J. Wnso8, Secretary. "a #Nt
iye0lm - ~ aaasf 49,
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Great Bargatnsi !
STATION ERY!
AND NoTloNsls 3

CUTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS 6
~ Generally. n you wish 10 buy goods At 2
hessonable, yea, Really Satisfactory pri- =
ces, give ~ q call. Ha Eta a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of 6ensrals
Federal and COnfederais. The largest col.
lection in The west, for sails, Wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Ofth
Cumberland, 25 Cedar street., opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may2T-M
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The harvest n Nebraska, noeordins
% the Nebraska City News, has been
successful Notwithstanding the Re.
cent heavy shouerr, the Hhsat and 9th
sf ANAL grains throaghoat the terri
!oTy have been IA reasonably coed ecu.
dition The yield per acre tbs year 4
lsrss, and the grain IS renaEkabiy
plump sad solid
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10 Hare durirI ~ aalf y,sI 5000 80 49,
fFus-r fliurFa a ~ le-y su 80. Old raaanars Tar
aIII 10 adei la a. FalI1rI frnsllan1Hr1 - rlr
alses. aod ~ a1 ate crfra cl ~ rIlat r 7osf III
anara seie li1l gett eSaleeteI a'tl tus Irar'u.
uaa s11 ~ eAna1aE 1eeaaasfT q a,frf..t ne
sofuiar hgh repatatlu 81 ihs arcaI, un b.
1rlrrI-
for eireula-s e.nlailinE further .aiogmaton. ai-
aEOEGE y LAY.
iIel|ie1l 11sId 81 fFistees.
soaNQsD Bntfrf, eeefsfafT. ensls-ct
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Auction sale
OF
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron
ETC.. Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION or TaE TENNs asEE.l
chief oaarleginasfsr's once. u. 5. M R R
NashFilia Isna.. hua. iu. lsGg
WILL b. so'd e. Putiic Aucticn, 10 ih8 hishsst
w flddar ne illcHI1T uroHaTt1, % rrcurrf u
tha uutei states
% IUEsDAF. September tan. a Filisaug. Pa
28ls b srs of new tfI7 Railroad lfon.
on FRIDAY, September s1tn, az > i. sin q sor's
Car Worka c1iuunus 01i1. fEenty- FlFl New Hlr
freiEht Cara ltef Eslge
On MONDAY, salesinbsl ian. q th1 Mi-h.aan
Car Sompa1y.s faciery, eifeit, ncn., Founce1
AsoI % SANE DAfs at ne Detroit Car cam-
psnJ's Factoryi iniriG Elghi NsF Flat Cars, dFe
iest gIEEs.
un Hal at.1lAts September ilih, af Hnskci q
Bakers cir W1rta. niehran civ. fni TFsaiT
I've Aes sQx gnf Cars FEET f1nes
rales ~ ccDmenes g ~ ara fsllna Cab, .n
4oFsf1msnf iuaas. p. y CHILLY.
EEgi9-td cEpt. md A & ~ 81 amy.
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Gold is falling, 30 is ths pTleo Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of tho Cumberland.
Gard Pictures now only s. per dozen.
sprII-m As. MoEsE, IS Cedar ~
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augl-3m.

omicers' Accounts made out and cashed.
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY II. Tompkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs. Hu
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"ILSON, J. W. a CO.-Manufseturers and
w wholesale and Retail ealeIs Ia To Copper
ant Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO II
College street.
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Before leaving Europe Adah issacs
Menlzin advertised for sale BY private
contract her carriages horses, dogs, 6e.
The stud consists Of thorough bred
Arabian horse, 3 white mare. = pair Of
tsv Rsidiugs, pair Of beautiful white
ponies. . bay hunter, and . bsy horse
She has also two broughsms. . trottiHg
buery. and pony phmton- Her dogs
inoluds . thorough bred grAyhonnd, =
tov terrier, = tan tsEEisr, . French POO
ale. = scotch terrier, and four black
and.ssu terrier PsPA
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me Virginia Coat Of Arms.

The Richmond correspondent of the
Baltimore American writes:
Several notices have appeared to the
effect that the Legislature has changed
the cost Of arms Of Virginia by the re-
nogal Of the words Sic Semper Ty
rannis" which are said % be rendered
obnoxious BY Booths repetition Of
them This is q mistake, and arose
partly, I suppose, nom the faci
that the National Exchange Bank
and National Bank Of Virginia, when
they had their first new notes present
ed, left OF the Objectionable words in
the plssss, not through choice but as 8
matter Of necessity. At the time Che
popular feeling ran very mnch sgainsI
seeing this motto anywhere; now how
ever, that feeling has worn away, and
no one desires 70 see the motto which
has hOated over the State Capitol fol
eighty nine years remoyed.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EzPEEIESoEoF A. Is
yALID.--Pubhshed for the benefit, and AZ a
caution 10 young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay q
Manhood, &c, supplying a. the same time
The means Of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
qnacksry. By enclosing o p0hpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the authJf.
NATHAEIEL MkTPAR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., y. 7.
aueI-3m.
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The BFidal ghambeFs an Eseay % Narniaf
and Instruction l0r Young Men. Also, ueN s1d -
lshle treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual aystens-sent orea, IN sealed sayelopsa.
Address, Dc. j. BKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa apri8-ij
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taksn in
thres seconds By Mr.. Fordinand, the great
Baby Tanner, nt the Gallery Of The Oumber-
and. aprfi-tE
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Wall PArER, ete. anI

AHERRITT q HIBL--Dealers in Wall Papsr
Nl Window Shades, Winhow Glass. aHd Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Marked
streets.
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NoTIcR.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board Of Claims
Of which william Driver was Recorder
ernvened By Special Field Order No. o.
dated March l3th, 1868, Department Of The
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
srly adjusted BY calling at our oiiiee.
eaipta, and Accounts ordered back from
Wsshinetou, d. O., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 aubstantiase th0 en-
tire claim, that she parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
ieS0--tf III. ToHFEEs 4 Co
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GsKAT ATTRACTION as Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,--supsr Silk Brocsds, French GreHa-
dine At 1911 Also Printed Linen LaWns,
Dolphui Mugs French Jseonsis.
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CcmmI.sIon ana forwarding.
NEWs DEALERs 5, Gce.

nAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
sion Merchants. Our prompt attention Is gwen
4 the receiving and forwarding OF CoIIOS- Il
South Market &c est Att
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Just received, per Express, 6ns lot Of
swissss, tarleton, nainsook, muslina, al pri-
Vat8 sale. Csc. SHIELDs 4 CO.
jlyl-H 25 aud 81 College street.
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CoL0aTE & Co. beg 70 INFORM their eusto-
mers that they still continue the msnufac-
turs Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded By mall on ap-
plication. CoIGkTg \ Co,
Nos. 5S 4 IS John a., NeW York.
iuivgf-9m
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Ofioerp pay accounts and soldiers 6ual
statements, computed and purchased 81
lowest rates. Also Qnartermastera Com
missary aud ordnance papers, msde up
promptly By competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 50 North Cherry strees.
RUTLFR q GRERgwo1n.
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coal AND wooD.

NEIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
n and titisburg Ccal Wood sawed and silit 10
ttOYe lengths. Office 4s Cherry street Yard on
kolinE Mi all, south OF Broad All orders filled
promptly. r.s
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GONE & -Wholesale and Retail
\ J Bookse lers. statonsrs, ana News Agents
No. 40 north Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Pearl Miniat1rss, in Oil, or Water solors
Get the genuine ~ tho Gallery Of the Cum.
bsrland. aprll-H
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

FE,oMPKINs, h. 4 Co-U. s. aim Agents,
ulcers Pay Accom- and Quartermasters
Voaehers Bought st the beat rates, or eoilected
Office corner cherry and Cedar streets, up siairs
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If you want to keep cool these hot days 90
TO AZ College street, and get some Of the most
excellent lee Cream ia the city. Il
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rrBrs vsl-sns.s 80 pspuisr lusttunon, elr fhs
= e.su'saoa q Nouae Isedies, siil enter
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NOOK Avn ION PRINTING.

CAMERON. WIN. & co.-Book and Job Printers
and pu lishers Of the Daiiy and heekb
Union, Primers Alley. betEeeh Union and De&d
ericK streets.
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layers 4 HUNT-Manuhcture Of all the
IHl Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages aod
B1gges, Exprss5 Wagons and CArSyal4s, y North
MarAet street.
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RooKsELLERS AND sTATIONERs
CARRIAGR MANUFACTURERs.

csINGLkTON. Z. n --Bookseller, Publisher
y Siationer, and Peaodieal Dealer, Post once
building. .fI hI4
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The London correspondent Of fhe
Cincinnati Gazette says the closing Of
Fords thesier Is thing that could not
have been done By any monareh IN
Europe. and observes:
Whether NJ. stsunton should Be-
allowed thus y disgrscee popular gov
eminent b. his pasrilities + . question
which ouEht - Sc aaked and ansHtsed
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KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, KY.
Foursssuth lnnuaI ss..Ion. 80.
FACULrx

FACULTY
Bss5 ". DvBlrr. ND. Kmsiiius Proisssoroi
eurEerY.
II. h BvItl5rr, ND, PrOgsssos Of Theory sut
C, w. WaIsHr, N.p., Professor of Chemistry ans
| PhysiolcEy.
y. A. laEEayp, Nd, Professor cf Ob.ietuss ari
ltse1ses Of MCmeu ant Children
J. u. boulss ND. Professor OF Ana'ofuv
A. h. OCok, M p., RrofesaoF of EurerrY
L. FaAfrE, ND, 2 ofassof o. Msfsna Msdea
and 2 therapeutics.
J 2. hUHca, Demonsirator of Anaiony
Ihe Regular Lectures uHl comrt1ca on the Hrst
MeudaY in Q,tober ueEt, ard co oniniae four month";
Good Boarding e rom dYe 90 seven dollars per
week.
keoaH
icseis loI he Pun 50 o0
liatfltualeu zee Nl
pamonstratQr's Ncket et...................... ie 90
N4A4ann fee-sssss - au
FER q rtner iniormaron afdraaa
augi2-loi' J. A. IRELAND, d. p., Dean.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


We are authcr1ed 10 snncurcs JOHN HuGH
aAIIH a. q candida.s icr ihs cfics % MaFog o
Nashville, e. TIE coming elsctiol-iasf saturday "a
september next
We are auihori1ed % annouroe Cart WTILr1al
DRIVER e. caudidaie ior The office Of MAYOR q
NsshFiile, at ne COMING elecuon--lasi saiGcsay N
September nexl. uE thfi
We are sufhou-sd 70 ansouuce ARRAsl M ERs
as eaneiidaie ios Mayor $ ne ensmus eisouoa.
jyso-tde
The nieads q D. d. nICKET, request Us %
announce am e. a cmdidafe lar Mayor, a. The
election on Ne lastS4il-lsE 10 sepisnabeE.
Iy2s
We are EuthosiEed to announce ". MATT
BROWN. IS candidate Tor MsyoT. a the ensa.us
Municipal Eeceon. iY2s
ri
We are authorized 70 announce w. s. CHAT.
HAM a. candidate ios. Mayor a tee appsoachiue
We are authorized % announce nr. u. s. WOOD
WARD a. a candidate fat Mayer, bis Acceptance
TO a call having been putlshed augl-tie
We ae sathof-sd 10 sanouass Cspt JOIN
DA5HlEllL asa c1ndidais nF nayof e Ar snsa.
Ing Auusafal clecaon- sugi-ilo
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ReE. ROBERT J. ATKIESOE,
sItfE tsais ID Audi,ot U. 5. TfsaslFI)
Attorney at Law,
.Iih WASHINGTON, D. C. l,e :
]. NJ. SHARPE'S
Select Academy for Young Ladies
KDsEFIELB EENAIE INsTITTTE.

ADshfAkhD fkAALk INSTITUTE.
I oCATED Tso Miles fron Nashvilie. Tenn
~ laaaiiet q tsenty-hYe day and twenty -fife
hosfding Pupils. 1eims--noaTo Si0o per sossoa
u ~ Neess- Tuition Is. Nurse. fretch. traa
~ etct eNtra- tash prgirr roliToi 81 Gir1lict,
farelfs UQel4 Do Eel 70 fnier sIss 10 q ei sis-
~. Aducts ,. a. SHARAF -Fflsf.naf
Nashville, Tenn.
ary, isa5. 49,,
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800 Rewawdg

GtisAi ihp ar stolen, On The night Of tte 2ah Iulv.
~ from tlie premises 81 h NJ f.,,rie =, -
o. ihe hrsck chur-h fl<e. larrs Bay AoKsE 81
hsnds h'gh, 1eaFe cid, titck msne ard tsl - an
uhls star % frehsad, liii lame d, l,fi NJ ,,s
ha eelyery 10 nie IN Nashville.
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NelIee o Tennesse BendheIdlrs

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CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
DanvilIe, Ky.

AUGUSTINE MART, An, Principal
ALBERT GRAVES, Al, Associate.
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FOR ALDERMAN
R B CHEATHAAf
FOR C0UECILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK

We are authorized 20 announce a. candidate ioI
oounclmEnia The Einh Ward
P. ]. KAUFMAN
We are authorized % EnEounce J. r. RUST IS Z
candidate Ter Councilman rom the Seventh Wafd.
aug2.tde
We are authorized % announce F. \ GOOD
LET as a candidate ior Counoilusn 20 Represent
the sth Wars in the Municlpal election.
We are authorised TO announce CHARLES ROB
EkfeON as & candidae Tor Councilman from the
Frs. Wand. Election last Saturday IN sepiemter.
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We are Authorised 70 announce 6EORaE 81
kiNNE1 a : caudidafs for Aideruan, m the
aeiond Nard iy.S-td
We are aaihsuzsd tosaunounce JlME8 SLOAN
the next election. jy2l-idp
We are auihcreed to announce ROBEKT
THOMPSON e. s candidate ior Aldermen Ia The
first Ward. Election last Saiurdal in sePisdbeF.
Aug Sth-tde.
VIZ are authorized to announce, for the
Finh Ward
FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.