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Sr. LOUIS, August 30.-Only sixty-three
interments reported yesterday. The epidem-
ie is disappearing from the central and
business portion Of the city.
Deieg ates 90 Southern Union COnyen-
fiOn AT Philadelphia.
The Missouri delegation to the Philadel-
phia Southern Union Convention left here
to-day
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The street Railway Troubles in Gin
einnAti.

CINCINNATI, August 30.-There was con-
siderable excitement here yesterday, over the
controversy between the people and the city
railroad companies in relation to rates OF
fare, the latter insisting upon present rates,
the former refusing to pay more than one
dollar and five cents for package of TWEEN
ty-tive tickets There we're numerous cases
of election Of passengers, and arrest of con-
ductOrs and drivers for obstructing the
streets. Aspecial meeting of the city coun-
ell is called for tomorrow, to take action in
the matter. A large mass meeting was held
in West End last night, which passed reso-
lutions strongly condemning the railroad
companies for violating their contracts and
disregarding the laws.
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statement OF Pubic superintendent.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-It is hardly
probable that the usual monthly statement
Of the Public Superintendent win be in
readiness before the ID or Sd Of next month.
1t is thought that very great reduction
will be shown in the debt. although owing
TO the fact that about 635. 900. 600 ofthe tenn
Porary loan having been called in, much
less amount Of currency cash will be found
in the treasury. The coin balance, however,
will be shown to have largely increased.
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The President Invited 10 visit 81.
Louis.

WEST POINT, August 30.-Jusi before the
President left New York, NAPOLEON MUL-
LEKEE and other citizens Of st. Louis ex-
tended to him formal invitation to visit
their city, but he regretted it was impossi-
bic at present to give favorable response.
The proprietors Of the St. Louis Lindell
House also extended an invitation TO the
President and suite to make their house
their home should the visit extend there.
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CHANCERY SALE OF lots
IN
Ell @ Il FL H Id.

Warron& Moore and Others. e.. J. Shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court, az Nashville. In the above
cause, viii offer az Public Sale, on the premises
THURSDAY, THE 9TH sEPTEMBER.
FIFTY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFIELD. fronting on Fatherland, Boscobel.
shelby Avenue, Williams and Sewer streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated, and afford
some Of the most desirable and beautiful Bbi
ING LOCATIONS in tho rapidly growing town
Of Edgeheld and cannot fail 20 attract the attcn-
ton Of all those desrOus Of securing homes 10
this healthy aud desirable location.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals 10 build Street Railroad, located eoa
venient 70 a number Of the above Lots, which
viii materially enhance their value
TERMs-Six. Twelve, Eighteen and Tweniy-four
months, With interest. Notes required with good
security, and Zen retained.
NJ. B. HOWELL. G. & NJ.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON K SMITH,
au2S-lm (Bl Agents.
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RepnbIIean Conven,io,.

TROY, n. Y, August 30.-The Republi-
can Convention, held this evening, appoint
ed NJ. j. TOWNSEND, J +. WNsLOw, CHAs.
EDDY, as delegates to the Syracuse Conven-
ton. They were instructed TO vote for the
nomination Of Coy. FENToN. Twenty del
egates, headed by Hon. ]. A. GRIswoLD,
were appointed to attend the convention of
Southern loyalists at Philadelphia.
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oun oUTsInF PAGEN.

FIRST P1GE.--The Cotton Tax. Regulations con-
cerniny Weighing and Marking Cotton.
FOURTH PAGE.-JEFFFRsoS DAVIS. His receipt
Of the Intelligence Of IhxoOLys Assassination.
The close Of The Drama
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SENATOR WILSON, the other day, addressed
a meeting presided over by a man who
called she President "a drunken trowser
maker This is Massachusetts, shoddy taTn-
ing up It's nose AZ honest labsr.
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gao ACRES OF LAND,

Han mile west Of bbbAAyNs lhN y hoe =
bounded b. the Nashville and Lebanon Turnpike
on the North. and the Kelley Turnpike on the
South There are two handsome fronts on the
former and three On the latter. Lot No. fronts
On the Nashville Pike. contains ON HUNDRED
acre.. and has, besides. very large unhnished
Brick Building. tin-roofed. with two Brick Oaieee
in front. q Brick Dwelling IN the rear. containing
six rooms with a hne Brick smokehouse together
with Cedar log 0ut-hOuses cribs and stables. This
Is we'll suited for Public inEtitutiOn, or an Eie-
CANT Privnte Residence. II i situated on a beau
tiful eauinence. commanding view 81 the town
and surrounding country. lot No. 2 fronts on the
zane pike and contains FORTY-SfN acres. With
Log Buildings situated IN a beautiful Cedar grove
aud neger-faiiinR well of the very best water
The remaining portion Of this tract Is cut in lots
Of about filteen acres. fronting on the Kelley
Pike. and the whole 20 undivided that Il can Be
thrown together in any number q serss % suit
purchaser.
The land near Lebanon will be sold 10 the high
ess bidder. on the premises on t1s
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The RadicaI Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August S0-From pres
eut indications, this city, next week, on the
occasion of the convention of loyal South
erners, will be crowded with strangers from
all and every part of the country. Every
Northern State will send delegations to this
convention
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First Day Of October Next,

And the tract IN Saith county, On the PREMISE.
THE residence n Mrs. MAET ALLIES, q Irousdsle
Ths CommissioEers haze Authority - sell az
PRIVATE SALE.
Plats Of each Tract can Be seen a any time %
she respective premises. a. the olIises of Hon.
Robert i. CHrutheTs. Nashville. ~. A. Caruthera
Lebanon, and in P0ssession 81 Marion 3. Kittreli
and any information gwen relative % said pro-
perry. WM. A. CARUTHEKs, -,
MARION b. kITrkELI., von -
LEHAxoS Tennessee. ausi-t2W
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ChoIera in New YorI.

NEW YORK, August 3O-Dr DALTON,
Sanitary Superintendent of the board of
health, reports that during the week, ending
yesterday, August 20, there was 80 genuine
cases Of cholera in this city, Of which 20
,,ro,-oJ f,tol
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LADY TEACHERS.

TWO VIRGINIA LADIES WHO HAVE
Il had experience in teaching English. Music
and French, desire situations 20 teach school
either in a Private Family or Public School. They
are both graduates Of the best Institutions in
Virginia, and can furnish references as % their
qualifications IL desired
Address p. l." Box %. Liberty. Virginia.
auSG-6t
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IT rEmcred thar, in order to give tES
Convention Of Mean Whites" about to-
assemble in Philadelphia, an air of respec-
liability, an effort viii be made to exclnde
BRowSLow and FRED. DOUGLASS.
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500 ACRES OF LAND.

Lying on and near 70 the Edge6cld & Kentucky
Railroad, and about three miles West Of Spring
Held. Said land viii be divided and sold into
several tracts. 20 sui purchasers IL is very well
Watered. has several never-iailinr springs and
one Of the best creek bottoms and finest BODY of
timber 10 be found anywhere.
IERNs-One and Two Years Credit. note and
approved security. bearing interest from date.
and a lien retained on the land for the payment
Of the purchase money.
Those DESIRING % purchase are referred 10 r. II
lzer. az Port hgyul: to jno. +. Garner. at Spring
held; 20 james ID. shepherd, and VIM. Draagh0u
on and near the premises. or 70 the undersigned.
living on the Buena Vista Pike. four miles from
Nashville.
]. +. MANLOrE
Exlygt1r.
nu3l-wiw
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The Freedmen,s Bureau.

A Washington special says Gen. TIsoN
has been ordered tc resume his position as
Freedman's Bureau commander at Augusta,
which seems to indicate there is no founda-
ton in the report, that he was to succeed
Gen. HOWARD in charge Of the bureau at
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A French savan has discovered the means
Of rendering the hardest and toughest flesh
son, namely, by adding while boiling two
sea.spoOnfnls Of alcohol to each killegramme
and half Of flesh.
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Tennessee RndicnIs on the Wiuc

INDIANAPOLIS, August 30.-Gov. BRowN-
Low and the Tennessee delegation to the
Philadelphia Convention, passed here this
morning
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NOTI(E-

DARAMORE. Sewers K WILDER, U. s.
i CLAIM AGENTS have removed %
NO, rs NORTH CHERRY STREET.
Where they are prepared TO COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES GOV
ERNMENT. for property taken during the
war. whether receipted for or not Also. COLLECT
B0unties granted undert the various acts of Con
gress. Give US n n call laus0-tf
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III Is said that Gen. FoRREsr hGs leased
for Ten yens the fne hotel ia Memphis
known A. the Overton House. There is no
doubt about his ability 10 keep hotel"
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A Troy negro recently fell from third
story window 70 the pavement aud saved his
life BY striking his head first.
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$50 REWARD.

MIsLAID Or STOLEN. TWO DIAMOND
VI RINGS. Any peuon returning them % the
oelee q TIE lsfoN AND AHzzrc1N viii rocciFs
the above reward, ald no questions azkea,
eu9j-tf Q. ID. BENSON.
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GRAND SALE AT AUCTION.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1866.
Tyventy-ESi=ht Lots
In Humphries'. Martins and IIOusf9n's
Additions
fi'HESE LOTS ARE HANDSOMELY LOCA
Il TED on Humphrios. Martin and Franklin
streets. near the southern terminus Of the Col
iege and cherry Street Railroad. This sale Will
ahord a hue opportunity tor Investment Ia pro-
perry that must speedily advance in price.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
n. w. TAYLOR. Auctioner.
au4n-td
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GREAT SALE

HOUSES AND LOTS IN LOWER
EDGEFIELD.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION on THE
w Ilth of September. 1855. Fifteen
Lots on Bell street and Whites Greek pike.
Also. House and Let on Whites Greek Pike and
House and Lot, corner Of Spring and Stewart
streets. This Is splendid property, aud offers a
fine opportunity for investment. Terms LIBERAL
Sale will commence near Spring street aud w hites
Creek Pike, at II o'clock Al Omnibuses will
leave our Office at 10 O'Clock.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
y. w. TAYLOR. Aucti0neer.
au30-td
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ON AND AFTER

CEPTEMBER FIRST THE TENNESSEE
- COAL COMPANY will sell Screened Goals nj
anSi-d1w A. s. cOLYAR.
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AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE HON.
ABE CARUTHERs.

Under TUE DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
- COURT at Lebanon, the undersigned Com
missoners viii sell for ONE-EOuhIH CASH,
and the other THREE-F0URTils "a a credit Of
ONE, TWO. AND THREE YEARS. AZ interest.
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INDIANA CORRESPONDENCE.


New HARMONY, IND, August 26, 1866:
EDITORS UNION AND ASIERICAN-G Gentle
men: As Indiana is to take an active part in
the great work of restoration, doubtless the
numerous readers of your excellent paper
would be pleased to know what we are do
ing in this section.
We can assure them that the constitu-
tional Democrats are on the alert, and
working with determination to crush out
Radicalism, and to establish in its stead a
just and constitutional policy.
Encouraged by the noble action of Ken
lucky in her last election, and the harmonic
GUS and patriotic action of the National
Union Convention, lately assembled in Phil
adelphia, we enter the contest in this State
with the utmost confidence in our ability to
thwart the Ubiquitous and destructive teach
ing Of the disOrganizers.
Crops in This great fertile valley of the
Wabash are considerably below che average,
except corn, which is good. Wheat, being
much damaged in the winter, will make
about two-thirds crop. Repeated spells Of
dry weather this summer greatly injured the
majority Of our products. The weather now
is very cool and dry. CLAIR
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August 30.-The
steamer River Queen, having on board the
President and suite, passed here at half past
2 o'clock this afternoon. The bells Of the
city we're rung and salutes fired. The steam
er did not stop. During the firing two men
were badly injured by the premature dis
charge of a cannon. Large crowds Of people
congreqated on the piers.
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S A L E.

I'm MONDAY, THE sTEE DAY OF
" OCTOBER. 1850. az The Court House door.
at Springfield. Tennessee, viii sell publicly as
Executor Of G. Manlove, deceased, about
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NoTEwoRTHY-The Radical organ of
this city gives the following list of persons,
claiming to be Tennesseeans, who have
passed through this city en- route for Phila-
delphia, to attend the Radical Revolutionary
Convention which is to assemble in that city
on Monday next;
East Tennessee.-Judge n. A. Patterson,
Rev. j. Albert Hyden Z. n. Parham, Esq,
Capt. David Nelson, Maj. S. Hambright,
Col. w. w. Duggan, Maj. Chas. Inman,
Esquire Stafford, Hon. p. p C. Nelson, Mr..
Akin.
West Tennessee-Judge John Norman,
Col. l. ]. Roach, Hon. VIM. Hunter, Gen.
w. J. Smith, Hon. J. E. McNair, Mr. Curtis.
Middle TennesSee-Gov. w. g. Brownlow,
A. J. Fletcher. S. c. Mercer, S. W. Hatch
ett James p. Brownlow, II. II. Thomas, Ad.
NJ. HeAebower, S. B. Brown, w. L. Waters,
Mr.. Waters Judge Palmer, n. Derby, John
Ruhm, Capt. Ayres, Mr.. Gamble J. B. Fri
erson, J. j. Noah, S. NJ. Arnell, DIR. David
son, Mr. Gregory, F. w. Sparkling, A. w.
Hawkins, Capt VIM. Heydt, Col. VIM. Bos-
son, Col. James Mullins, Capt. +. G.. Elem
ing
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GESrnExES: All can say is, If the |
President and his Cabinet had kept their J
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First Glass Clothing!
Prices to Suit the Times,
WANTED.

A PARTNER IN A PLEASANT AND Sue
~ CES5FEL BUSINESS. already established
In this city who can furnish al 900 10 Cash.
and can add s00Q Ia Cash 90 Materials. the
firm may require H. Apply 10
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 3 SMITH, Agents.
auBl-iW North Side Public Square.
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From Rev. W. D. seighed, Pastor Of Twelfth Ran
Church.

From Rev. W. D. Saighied Pastor of Twelfth Yaa,
Church.
PHnApzLPHrA, December 26, 1e63-Messra Jonah A
Evnnc-Gentemen;-I have recently been labertnp mn
ger the distressing effects Of indigestion aooompanie
oy prostrntion Of the nervous system. Numerou
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munisy, In ally way; and tho tendency Of which, /
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. NO. 26z BhaokamnIon.street
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFRITs.
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WRAPPER Of each bottle.
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sUooEssoRs TO O. N. JAoKsoN d CO.
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SCHENCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

o6f1flltGA y NlhGfilIHEftf WEPUfo
J. B. SCHENCK, Egent,
No. 70 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
OFFERS FOR SALE
EOORTABLE AND STATIONARY STLAM ENGINRs
i OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS of the mon
.s.ot Lumber per day: REYNoIDs TGRpfHE n va.
EAR WHEELS, and all kinds Of Machinery for Worhina
WOOD and Eon viz:
Engine Lathes
Drill Lathes
Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Planers
Vertical Planers
Steam and Gas Pipes
Steam and Water Guages
Screw Jacks
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Resolving Mills
Circular Reserying Mills
shaftng Pulirys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Deltings
Circular Saw Benches
Bteam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Mortoing Machines
Blind Sat Tenoning Maohines1
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machinoa
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machinea
sash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Machines
Foot Morticing Machines
Leather and Rubber Hose
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Wrights Patent Scroll SaWB
Patent Bolt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining pumpz.
n1ery asserigaon OF Machinery and Railway Supplies,
8RnuRryB wfmIvp
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READ WHO SAL so.

It1S1fD
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FIoRyNor
WAsHINaToN January l. 1864
dentlemen:.Having stated 1t verbally to You, have
no hesitation In writing the fact, that experienced
During long and tedious session Of Congress-
and onerous dutes nearly prostrated me- Kind friend
suggested the use OF the preparation have named
took his advice, and the result was improvement
health renewed energy, and that particular relief no
much needed and obtained. Others may be aimilsrI,
advantaged, II they desire to be. ~ '-'Af"
Truly your friend, THOMAS B, FIORENor
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MANHOOD.

TN THE YoUfa AND RISING GENERATION, Tm
Tears how often tho pald hue the laofustre eye ant
mental eaort show its banefai inauenos Il soon be-
ornes evident to the observer that soe depressing In
umpon IL talked and The 5ns 0Oa
e the school and sent into the country This In ont
eraonn Of the everohanens Soenes Of the city: thu
owera OF the body too much enfeebed to give sest t
athfal and rural exercise, thoughts arc turned In
the patien. be female the approach Of the uense
Nature to show her saving power In di sing the cir
uinon and Waiting the check with The bcom Of heath
nd the energies Of he sysa7 sre and % On
whole economy In doranged Tho beautiful and wonder
ns change from child to woman Is looked for in vain
he parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and ncies th.
rnvo but waiting for ita victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
S0r Heas7es' ori'n9 tron ESesssss Or Early Iadsss
Attandod with tho following gymptoms;
Ind1sposison 70 K1ertion. Losu Of Power Loss O
Memory. Dihaouit7 Of Breathing, General Weakness
Horror Of Death Night wSsts, cold Feet Wsasflnesa
Dtneas OF Vson, Languor, Universal Issttude Of th
.pepHo symptoms, Hot Hands, Fiushins Of the sody G
pryness Of the skin. Pahd oountonnnoe and Krupton
Frequently Blsck Spots flying before the Eyes With
Sop aqa hss e s Tso Al s
tety Nothing ts more desissbe to such patients thar
otude and nothing they more dread for Fear Them
elve9 no Repose OF Manner, Earrestnens no Specu
alton. but hurried transIton from one Question &c
mother. -
These symptoms If allowed to go on-whioh this Ne
dfcne invariably removes-soon follow Lot of PotoeT
FdtitJ and EpRepsic Fit In Of which the patton
may expire
During tho guperintendence Of Dr. Wilson at thu
Boomingdale Asylum this sad respt ocourpod to two
patients; reason had for time left hon. andh rtd I'd
Of epilepsy They were of both senAIa nda ~ went,
Who can say that these e1oesesa.r no, ansnti:
ouowed by those direful dseased ety r,s.n,1
oni The recsros of the Insane Asylus, and the mel
nohoy deaths by Consumption, boar ample Witness tt
he ruth Of these assertions In Lunsto Asyums tht
most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenanot
factuAy ecdden and quite desttute-neither mrth O,
re ever visits It Should sound Of the voice occur
tB rarely articulate.
With woeful measures wan Despair
Low gulen ~
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31

EINE SCALES, SPECIALLY FOR DRUdGIsTs'
H. Chemsts', drocers' and Confectionerss use
Also Of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MEDICINE
CHESTS. SADDLE BAGS PILL MACHINES DO, &c
And importer OF Brushes Combs. Perfumery Ess Oils
oaps Auton Farina Cologne, Ohamois Piaiser.skins
While Splits Silk Elastic Stockings Evaporating
hes Eunnels. Mortars. Pin Tiles. Toilet and Cologne
bottles, Bohemian Glass Ware, Anotomicals &C. ALI of
hioh are offered at the lowest rates for cash
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