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The following accounts were allowed:

The resignation Of Alderman JAMES NJ.
HUGHES, Of the 9th ward, was read and ac-
cepted.
Bills and resolutions were then taken up.
By alderman KONNEY:
Be IL enaoted BIZ the Gty C0uncd Of Nash
raie. That the Mayor be, and is hereby, lu-
thorized to make contract with one or more
of our city drug stores for furnishing annu-
ally the Protestant and Catholic orphan
asylums with all necessary medicines, and
the same be paid for out Of the city treasury.
Passed three readings on suspension Of the
rules.
President CHEATHAM read the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolred. That the Treasurer of the corpo-
ration pay 10. c. GUILD ont of any monies
in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated,
three hundred dollars, the amount of ten
coupons, nine Ofthem were taken from bond
No 282, of the city bond Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga RailrOad-the said cOu-
pons numbered PSI of $50 each, and a
$50 coupon taken from the city bond No.
24-said coupon being number "a, which
was lost by the said GUILD, rs appears from
his affidavit Of June II, 1866, he having
given bond in the penalties Of 5000 TO in
demniiy the corporation, which bond is ac-
cepted and approved.
BY Alderman KINNEY:
Th-t the sum Of s., 800 is hereby appro-
priaied to THos w. HALE for services rem
dered as City Assessor for the year eighteen
hundred and sixty-siK. Passed three read
ings
BY Alderman Chiffon:
That the Committee on Waterworks, be
and are hereby instructed to have a six
inch water pipe laid down on College street
TO Ash 10 Franklin street, as soon as practi
cable Adopted
An election was held to fill the vacancy
occurring by the resignation Of Alderman
HuGuEs, Of the 9th Ward. THos J. HAY
ME was elected to ill the vacancy.
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ATTEND Auction sale Of ANDERSON,
JOHNSON 4 SMITH, Of eighty-eight acres Of
rich land, in eight acre lots, four and half
miles cot on the Brick Church pike. On
nibuses viii leave their Office, at ten o'clock,
A. N. Fine barbecne-let all attend.
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MEDICAL.
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Bcsty
HURLEY,g AGILE TONIC

Never Fails-AlWays 10 be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure AEue and Fever. Chills and fever. in
w teTnittent Fever, Dumb-AEue. Every person
who has tried Hurley Tonic speaks ia the highest
terms Of IL. As curative agent b g. unsurp ussed
and more certain than quiutne. No bad results
from using II URLEN IS TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. send orders %
HURLEY, RUDDDEE CO.,
Proprietors. Louisville, Ky.
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For Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. Ibai-
gestiOu or Dyspepsia want of action on the Liver,
Disorderod Stomach, there are no bitters that
compare with these In removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can DO had 90 any Drug
Store IN the United States, or from the prOprie-
tors, Louisville. KY. corner Seventh and Green
airnat.. % whom an orlars .honId Do addrn..ad.
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nv Tel,rrnph.l

r,r,sv,ttr Juue 10 80 ?. M.--sales Of one
b1i-sy.,s ana eiehty-seven hogsheads leaf tobacco
~ mn priees Superfne Sour $40 ,ex-i4ullly
go ~ vi - s.arcs. 10 cents for mixed IA bulk.
3ots a. ecSts Ness pork 50 cents. Prime lard
r. $780, liil cents. Bacon shoulders Y cent? )
siesr si6es ~ cents. Raw whisky = eenis.
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THE HoLMAN OPERA TRoUPE-BALFE's
beautiful opera Of 'Saianella" viii be pro-
duced at the Old Theatre tonight by the
talented HOLMAN Opera Troupe. All
lovers Of good music should attend.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Illness of the President.

WAsHIxGroS, July 1O.-The President
was seized last night with a severe indisPo-
sition the result Of the unprecedented hot
weather. He has been closely confined all
day, seein. no one but General GRANT, who
called 70 pay his respects previous 70 ieav-
M. Nnu-m
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LEBANON, TENNESSEE.

A THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
"A gate Course in Bellies Lettres, Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Physical Sci
ences, Music and Ornamental Branches.
Faculty experienced and Southern born, except
cept the Professor of Modern Languages. who is
a German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department from SD to
ST. Music S35. Vocal Lessons. separately, $40.
Boarding S. per week. One-half of all expenses
in advance. Next Term opens September Sd.
Orphan children Of worthy and necessitons Con-
Tolerate soldiers viii be taken at twO-thirds the
above rates,
Any daily newspaper publishing the above adj
send an orphan child of any necessitOus COnfed-
crate soldier, who died in the service. upon Ger
tifcate of a commissioned officer Of his company
OF regiment to the fact, at half the usual rates,
Papers containing advertisements. and all com
munications desiring information, to be directed
to D.. G. KELLEY,
iuue26-2m Lebanon Tenn
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Foreign Markets.
IRY Teleprnnh.l

LtvERPooL. June 2S-The cotton market is quiet
in tone and middling upland Is barely quoted at
l3Jld Breadstuffs aud provisions are quiet.
LONDON, June 2S.-COnsOls S61s@Si. United
States 5-20's 6l964A. Erie 3I5s. Illinois Cen
trail 73I5G7I. Bank rate discount unchanged.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, July l0.-COtton dull at BE. Flour
ira. sn9 So l56l2 q for Xxx. Wheat heavy: 81 Is
az 40 Tor new. Corn easier at 65@S3c. Oats firm
at 42@4Tc. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
gtaod,, a. 70 %
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Gcn. sicl.Ies and she south CoroIlna
Courts.

Gen. hicklcs and Che sOuta CoFOIInn
Courts.
NEW York, July l0.-The grounds upon
which Ger. SICKLEs refused 10 obey the
writ Of habeas corpus Of she District court
in session, and produce in court the convic-
ted murderers, were first, the President 3
proclamation issued December IS, 1868, sus-
pending the writ Of habeas corpus; second,
parties Of their own have laid before the
President for bis official action, the record Of
all the proceedings in the case, and the
whole matter including the disposition to be
made Of the parties, is now before him
third, the General Government therefore
has no power By which he can in any man
ner interfere with the present disposition Of
the case, without further orders Of the Presi-
dent.
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For Beauti6ing the Completion oaectuaily fe-
moves Tan. Frecklss, Bl0tches, and giving the
Nkin an elegant smoothneg5 not easily attalned ~
any other. It's use among The ladies Of fashion in
the East. gives Ct d character for efficacy which
at once stamps il as infinitely superior Tor the
toilet Of n lady.
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SUnstrOiSe in New YorE-g;eOrge Pea
body.
NV York, July l0.-The total number
Of cases Of sunstroke during the recent
heated term vas sixty-one in New York and
thirteen in Brooklyn.
GEORGE PEABODY held a leyee at Mon
treal yesterday and subsequently left for
Quebec
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BouSD OyER.-HENRY Evans was before
Esquire MATHEWS yesterday, charged with
carrying concealed weapons. A large bowie
knife was found on his person. lie was
hound over 70 answer for this ofIense at the
next term Of the Criminal Court
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HurIey's Popular worms Candy

As this Is really a Specific Cor Worms. and the
best and most palatable form 10 give 20 children,
IL IL not surprising that Il j. fast taking the place
Of an other preparations for Uorms-it being tlstc
less. any child will take t..
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mnrIcr.s snr.nnnriIIn.

The great Blood Purifier a. a Spring and SUM
mer Medicine stands unrivaled. removes all im-
puritics rom the blood and gives health and
strength 90 the system.
HURLEY. PUDDLE 4 CO..
Pr0prietafs.
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid r. becoming
w0rId-renowned for rs superior quality. HAVING
been introduced only about six years, u has DC
come the principal IN use with th0se who visit a
fine. free flowing ink md for IT, permanency u h
decidedIy the best ink for records that can be-
uged For counting houses banks Or schools, BE-
b uneaalled and needs only o. be tired % De- ap-
proved. For sale by Druggists and Mefehtnu
HURLEY. PUDDLE & CO.. Proprietors.
Corner Seventh and Green streetg
Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale By BGrry, DemOville i Wharton; j. X.
Harwell Littersr 4 Cabler; Pulliam a MeCul-
longh; Blood x Gregory. Nashville; and by at
Drnrrisfs iunel3-lydkW
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NFORMATTON WANTED.

Z DESIRE TO ASCERTAIN THE NAME OF
L the party who buried q man in the Old City
Cemetery on the headbeaTd Of whose grave i the
following inscription ALLEN, Let Alabama
Cavalry. e. s. A." Any person who can give the
information desired viii greatly Oblge his brother
By concentrating the same 20 this 0lice.
iulye-lws c. A. ALLEN.
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The Amendment and the Tennessee

A Washington special to the Tribune
says the Tennessee State Senate has ratified
the amendment and they lack four Of quo
rum in the House, with a large majority Of
those present in favor Of it. Steps are be-
ing taken to secure the presence Of the stay
Always and seven Of them are certain Of be-
ing captured by the Sergeant-at-Arms, who
has orders 20 bring them in dead or alive
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NEw White Wheat Flour, a very superior
atticle-frst in the market--at FOSTER
BIO, SO Public Square. iyll-lw
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THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-Therei is muchl
complaint as to the danger to ladies and
children in crossing on this bridge. From
observations we are led to conclusion that
these complaints are not INSTRUMENTATION.
On this side there is no danger to any in
passing, but after gaining the Edgefeld side
there is no safety, as footmen, buggies wag-
ons, etc, are necessarily thrown together, be-
cause of the absence Of the necessary side
walks. Unless steps are taken at once to
extend thsee sidewalks, muchof the foot travel
will be stopped. Should teams attached to
wagons, hacks and the like, take fright in
passing over the bridge, or on entering the
pike just beyond it, there would be no posi-
bic medium of escape from being run over.
The pike is not only narrow but so fenced
in as to render even an attempt at an escape
dangerous. The importance Of the extern
sion of these sidewalks demands immediate
action on the part of the stockholders or d.
rectors Of the company
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New YoRK, July 10-The Herald's
Havana letter reiterates the report about
the revolt in Cuba, telegraphed yesterday.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

TELEGRAPH NEws-While the newspa-
per men Of Nashville are Boglc-ing over
with wrath at the enormous and outrageous
charges for specials" over the lines of the
Southwestern and American Telegraph Com
panies, It affords some satisfaction to know
that the men who manipulate the wires, are,
at times, troubled with the visits of rather
rough customers. Yesterday morning our
young friend TEACHERD, the telegraph Ope-
rator at Tantalon Station, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, had a call
from a wild cat or catamount which
entered his Office in a rather unceremonious
manner, attacked him and tore his flesh con-
siderably. The alarm being sounded, large
number Of brave men rushed to the spot, and
the wild cat was summarily disposed Of He
measured -- feet and - inches from the
end Of his tail to the tip of his nose, or from
the tip of his tail to the end of his nose, We
forget which. Anyhow, he was very huge
almost as large as shall bill for tele-
graphing.
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TNsnI.VENT N0TICE NO

TNsQLvDNT NOTICE-WHEREAS.T TROY
4 s. BROOM, Administrator Of the Estate Of
William f. Gale, deceased. hss this daY suggested
70 tAe Clerk Of Lhe County Court Of Hickmah
County Teunessce. the insolvency Of said Estate.
All persons, therefore, having claims against sad
Estafe are hereby notified 70 Gle them with The
said Clerk Of the County Corrt q said county
legally authenticated or before the 10Th day Of
iunel-w4te i. s. BROOM, Admir-.
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We are indebted t. Dr. WN. II. HARRIS,
Of Sycamore Shade, Murfreesboro pike, for
a basket Of early peaches. He has one Of
the finest orchards in this yioini,yi but he
informs Us that the peaches are rotting upon
the trees, and the crop Is likely TO be cut
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TuE Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this city is negotiating for the purchase
of a lot on the corner Of Park street and
Capitol avenue Tor the purpose Of erecting
thereon fine church cdi6ce. The lot has a
front on Park street aud ON summer street
Of 90 feet and Is about lSl feet deep.
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SELLING Goons BY SANrIEs.-A Almost
daily some one Is arrested for this crime;
and notwithstanding the extreme penalty Of
the law is imposed, It fails 10 have effect
Yesterisy another man, answering TO the
name Of W. MAsE was fined $50 FOR This
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49, In nroal.Irn.

Cholera in BrookIyn. \. Y.
NEW YoRE, July 1O.-Five cases Of
cholera ware reported in Brooklyn this
morning
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q. BYRON NoUNG.-This noted indi-
vidual was before Esquire MATHEWS yes
terday, charged with petit larceny. lie
was fined twenty dollars and costs. Not
having the money to pay the fne, he de-
posted his watch with Esquire ROBINSON as
security. until be could raise the amount
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

FoRGERY.-D W. LYON, who figured du-
ring the late war as a Captain Of negro
regiment, was before the Recorder yesterday,
charged with forging an order on DIR. G. H.
LI:Nom. It seems that after forging Che or
der on. and obtaining the merchandise de-
sired. he become uneasy about his conduct
and made an effort 10 conceal his rascality,
when hewa arrested. A fine Of $50 was
imposed. with orders 20 break rock during
the remainder Of the summer.
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THE MAus.-A laily mail has been es-
tablished between Tullahoma and McMinn-
vile.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The usual array of
offenders were before the Recorder yester-
day. FREDERICK Buck, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined SO and sent to
the workhorse.
JNo. CoNNELL was again in limbo on a
charge of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, and was fined $50 and sent to the work
honse for season.
Eight other cases were fined s. each.
Ten cases Of drunkenness were fined S.
each.
VAN SADDLER, colored, for leaving his
horse and wagon without driver on the
street-fned 81. Several other misde-
meanors were taxed costs and discharged.
Sr. JULIEN MEDoC.-Persons who will
drink wines these hot days should get the
best and most harmless article The best
qualities Of the above brand Of Claret will
be found at r. B. CHEAgHAI & Co.'s corner
Of Church and College streets.
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The reputation Of Flour from these Millsi not
excelled IN the United States. the premium hay
ing been awarded to il AZ several Fairs through
out the country. The Mills are open for inapec-
tion al saSy time and speak for themselves.
For further information with regard % terms
and eapacitS cali on the undersigned on the preu-
ises, or Mr.. JOHN J. MCCAIN. No. IS Broad s..
ia5eis-tds HUGH DOUGLAS.
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MONDAY OF sEPTEMRER NExI

PROFESSORS.
HON ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.t
NATHAN GREEN, JR., L. B.
COURSE OF STUDY.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History Of a Law
suit; Walkers American Law Stephens Plead
ing; Kent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes. .s-
MIDDLE CLAss-StOry on Bailments; Story on
Agency StOrys Equity Jurisprudence; Story 5
Equity Pleading; Greenleafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-StOry on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Lomax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution.
SESSIONS AND EXPENSES.
The Fall Session commences on the first Monday
in September, and ends the last Thursday in jan
uary.
The Spring Session begins the first Monday in
February, and ends the last Thursday in june
Tuition, per Session, $50; Contingent Fee 81,
and Library Fee 81, invariably in advance.
boarding So per week
"A third Professor, who will devote his whole
time to the School. will be provided by the next
term. Judge CaTuthers will be in the school part
of the time iunel5-6m.
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PITTS SEPARATOR.
WE ARE
G. y n n ~ A T. A q n y u y
For the .ollow.ne celebrated
M A G II I N z s,

An OF which We orc Offering at lshI
retail az the lowest

retail az the lowest
g 4 II II RI & e -.
PITTS PATENT. ,GeHuias.l =. G aua $,
HORSE POWER sEPARATORANB CLEAN
Ek. complete.
EXCEBsIOR ENDLESS CHAIN OK
RAILROAD 4 AND HORSE POWER
THkESMEh AND SEPARATOR, comPlefe.
TWO AND YOUR HORSE, COMMON
LEVER POWER. AND THREsHEk. known
nTc " RE2PEn AND aowER. With
n &c. SrISi nEAPEa AND SOwER. Si,h
RrCfxEYE REAPER AND sIoRER- Hand
Rake.
BUCKEYE HOwER, Large Sine.
BrcHEYE uOWEE, suaH Size.
COOKS ETAPORATOR.
wehave a iarps stock Of Cook's oslsbraied
E 5 eG's af &c vie s 9cxsE a
ail izes,l whieh hus iu repeated triais prrfea
inelf victor over ail competitors.
Clipper Washing Machine.
We are manuEctarins ihi celebrated Washer
~ large auunties. and believe % D. superior %
al Others. ~ 5 the eniT machinery that VIII 90
al entire washing without aug hazsi raEhirF. III
j. cheap. easily cleaned. ard does noi SCI out uf
order.
CASH PRICE winser attach $50.
Us addition to implements named. He tecr
full Stock ol Grsin Fans. Cam shelters. tuiiiar
Baxes, fiaUs. Harrow urag saws. Cotton a .us.
Pumps. Horse hskes 49, 81.
We are Ass, heavy dealers in
LIsIE, CEMENT, PE.&sEEH. WHITE
sand, GUAAo, Ae., ac.
- send or Descriptive Price Calai0raa.
FTTHTN, WARE a CO,
maFIi-1m LuuI1Fille Ks.
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MERRITT & HILL,
UFtUebA iy
w ALI p A p Z II =,

iHd PhOtOg F0ghjc q GODS.
a. CHURCI STREET.
uDDsiie MsriceH House
Il ,,.,,--.l,, Nashville Tenn
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c. b. BRAY is this day taken into part
nership with us. Style Of firm as heretofore
CAMERON, GRIER s. Co.
July LIST, 1866 julyS-lw
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SHOOTING AFTEAY.-Two men by the
name Of JACK MooBE and RoRERT Powers,
were arrested last evening for shooting at a
hack driver, and refusing to pay him for the
use Of his hack. They hired the hack at
HENDEHsoN's stable and directed the boy TO
drive TO the 10Th Ward. @. arriving there,
the driver asked for his usual fee, when one
of them replied by shooting at him some
two or three times. Liquor was at the bot
tom Of the affair.
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w. FREEMAN a CO..

MoRE COUNTERFEIT CURRENCy-ARREsr
OF AN ALLEGED C0UNTERFEITER.-A man
by the name Of GBo. WILLIAMS was arrested
yesterday evening at the Colorado buildings
on Cherry street, ON the superstition that he
was a counterieiter On examination S6S.G0
in curreEay was found, $3.50 Of which was
counterfeit, all in fifty cent pieces. The
counterfeit was so palpable that il was no
trouble 10 detect il, by even a casual glance.
lie claims 10 be from Decherd, onthe Nash
Vile and Chattanooga railroad, and that he
obtained the counterfeit money for a house
that he sold to a man by the name ofFRANR
LYONS, who is speculator in stock at that
place. In reply TO inquiries "A to his hativ-
ity, he said that his home was properly in
Illinois, but that he served during the war
in the 72nd Indiana.
lie was sent to the workhouse for safe
keeping.
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AZ CAMPAIGN EDITION
OF THE EFf
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In calling attention to the Evans
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The next campaign will be one of
the most important which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong.
Now, if ever, must the fruits of the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradyenture.
The grave responsibilities growing out
of the situation are felt and appreci-
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is a necessity for
cheap and rapid means of informing
themselves of the rapid events trans
piring from day to day in the political
world. 1t is with the design of doing
all in our power to meet this want that
we now propose to issue