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GRANT. BUTLER AND ANDERSON

VILE
The communieation Of Robert Ould,
ESD, of Virginia, relating the history of
the exchange of prisoners during the
late war, is q frightfnl Indictment against
the Federal officials, and will, wherever
read, on both sides Of the Atlantic, recall !
painful attention to one Of the stdeplor-
able aad revolving features Of that dark
period, Though made in the midst of a
political campaign, and liable to be i'm
pugned as a paper written for political
effect, its statements are so clear and pos
tive, its appeal to living witnesses so
candid, its challenge of contradiction 50
bold, its tone and style so plainly bearing
evidence Of its truthfulness, that it will
stand as the official recordo of these trans
actions Mr., 0uId was Confederate,
and is Democrat, but his assertions are
impregnable to successful attack He is
q gentleman of high character, in
capable, for party uses, of misstating or
improperly eOlering the memorable events
in which he bore a part SO eOnspicu-
Gus and honorable Ande. sonville was a
picture, from which man with human
hearts in their bosoms, no matter on
which side they we're ranged, turned
with horror; but this narrative throws
yet darker oolors on the canvas. 1t proves
that after repeated proffers release and
relief, Butler the Fedora, commander at
Fortress Monroe, under the eye and by
the direction of Grant, juggled, eSuivoca>
ted, and purposely put off the acceptance
Of these humane tenders; and for the /
firing of Northern passions and the
Stimulation Of enlistment to their
depleted armies, remorselessly per-
nitted the starvationand death of pris-
oners Of war. Nor does this shuddering
revelation portraythe blacklist feature in
that gigantic atrocity. Surprising even
Bonapartos massacre in Egypt, at which
the world grew pale. The authors of
this calculated heartlessness encouraged
the general charge throughout the North,
that this misery and death in its most
terrible form, was the willful work of the
Confederate officials, and sanctioned tho
infamous SANDER With scared con-
sciences, they stood by the scaffold Of
poor Wirz, and to their triple dyed guilt,
added the stain Of the blood Of that vic-
tim of military murder History, ancient
and modern, will be searched in vain
for the parallel of this awful-this
soul-sickening recital Of brutality, and
its accompaniment of perfdy and false
hood Grant and Butler, awhile estranged,
have lately become frienda, and we'll
they might Men who have endured
common suiferings, or jointly undergone,
in some trying time, the exercise of the
powerful emotions of our nature, are
allied through sympathy. Two mon who
have cOniederuted in such villany ~
this, should permit nothing to sunder
them If they arc not lost to all
sensibility they must feel the need of the
support of each other, against the
detostation which the remainder of the |
human race must feel for them.
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GeorgIa LegIslature.

( ATLANTA, Ga, August 24.-The follow.
ing resolution was introduced in the House
to-day: $50
g Whereas, Numerous organizations exist
throughout the State in opea defiance 10 th e
peace and good orde.' Of the State; threat
ems violence and IN riahy instances op-
poses the execution Of civil law; aud
Whereas The leaders Of the said organ
izations claim authority from the Governor
Of the State for making such demonstra-
items; and ...
Whereas, The present civil government
u i,ot sufficiently organized to prevent in
snTectionary denominations therefore
Resolved, That the Governor be request
ed to issue a proclamation requiring the
Giscontinuance Of such unlawful assemblies,
and require the faithful execution Of the
law By the officers.
Z The resoluiian in the Senate to recon
slider the seton in regard 70 the seating Of
Lester, Democrat, ia the place Of Bradley,
eclored, was ruled out Of order by the
Chairman, a. Lester had already been
sworn in.
. Ex-Governor Brown approves Of The sc-
tion OF The Senate IN seating Lester.
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Indian OutrRges-Their FOrcIbIe Ne
mOVRl 60 their Reservations

7 TT. LEAyENwORTH, KANSAS, Aug. 2 4
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Sheridan, dated Fort Harker, Aug
nst 9th; .s..
10 consequence Of the recent open hos
tlities on the part of the Cheyenne and
ArraPahoe Indians, embracing the murder
Of twenty unarmed citizens of the State Of
Kansas, wounding Of many more, and acts
Of outrage on women and children too
atrocious TO mention. In detail the Major
General commanding, under the authority
Of the Lieutenant General commanding the
military district, directs the forcible re-
moval of those Indians n their reserva-
lions south Of the State OF Kansas, and they
be compelled to deliver up the perpetra
tors Of the guilty acts. All persons whom
soeVer, are hereby forbidden 10 have inter
course with or give aid or assistance to
these Indians until there is due notice
piyeD .
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SENATOR WEBB. Of Wisconsin, who has
heretofore been Radical, in his address 10
the people, advising them to vote for Sey-
mour and Blair, says: 'The capitalist
Who remained at home isto have immunity
from the burdens Of taxation, be paid for
the use Of his money four times the amount
of his investment, and then have returned
TO him the principal sum loaned, increased
sixty-six and tvO-thirds per cent. The
poor man Is TO endure all the trials and
hArdships incident % the terrible strife, and
receive from the government but six-tsnths
Cd the wages promised, and at the teTmina-
ton Of the strife, By Mia industry and toll
pay all the expense aad debts Of the gov
eminent"
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IL Maine. Tbs same causes that operated
10 produce Democrats triumphs in Cen
Incident and Oregon, must, according to all
political presidents and experience, be pro-
ductive Of most emphatic changes in a
neighboring State. To be sure, the local
issues that added strength to the Democratic
cause last year are wanting in this cam
paign. But the dissfection of the people,
caused 10y Congressional oppression and
misrule, which was not positively potent in
1867, has been Intensified By recent events
into reactionary Keeling that must rebound
to the serious disadvantage of Radicalism.
4 Democratic victory Is too much TO expect
in Maine next month, bnt we feel confident
that there viii be Democratic gains, which
viii be thenext best thing TO Democratic
triumph. Any change favorable to the De
mocracy viii strengtheu popular confidence
IN the success that Is surely coming IN No
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First RaIe of Cotton-Cat,Ie PIaxue

First Bale of COttOn-CattIe Plague
CNCrSNATI, August 24.-The first bale
Of cotton, strict middling, was received
hers to-day and sold on Change at fifty
SIX cents per pound.
The cattls plague continues to spread
among the diaries which supply Cincinnati
with milk. Forty-four COWS have died since
Saturday, and thirteen others are reported
in dying condition this morning. DR..
Clendening, the city Health Officer, yester-
DAY made post norton examination Of
one Nh the victims, and noted the eondi-
tlon OF every organ, none Of which were
found TO befree from the marks of thecon-
tsgiSn.
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THE Finance Committee submitted to
the House Of Representatives yesterday
report charging that the present unfavor-
able condition of the State finances is
due to the ineffeiency Of the Finance
Board and the dishonesty of a "ring' of
East Tennesseaus, and recommend that
the law creating the board be repealed
and the board abolished. Radical tink-
ering with the finances has been costly
affair TO the people nf Tennessee.
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Coz MoTIEy FOR CoNGREsS. CORE,
spondent of the Lebanon Herald and
Register recommends Col Joseph Mote
ley, Of Lebanon, as the Democratic cans
didatc for Congress in this district, and
tho Herald ard Register statos that
several letters have been received there
from prominent gentlemen in different
portions Of the district nrging Col Mot.
lev 10 announce HIMSELF
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The sioux -sIormOns en- route
90 Utah.

ST. LOUIS, August 2i.---A dispatch from
South Pass City Of the I'D, says that on
the lith inst. a train was attacked eighty
miles east Of here by Sioux Indians. A
man named David Hays Was killed, and
wagons asd stock captured. On the 2Oth,
Mai. Baldwin and Eve men were attacked
~ twenty Sioux Indians, sixty miles east
Of here. Two whites were severely wounded
and three Indians killed The day follow
ing three men we're attacked at the same
place Baldwin had the hght, and three In
dams we're killed. One Of the white men
escaped, bat the other two were doubtless
killed, as they were closely pursued By the
Indians.
Advices from Leasburg New Mexico,
mention Indian depredations in that region
also between Forts sheldon and McRes.
Twenty-one ear loads OF MoTmons left
0msha for Utah Saturday.
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sHELnYvuIE Tenn, Aug. 10, 1865.
By virtue Of the power vested in me, ]
designate the following gentlemen 20 COM
prise the Democratic State Committee II
Tennessee;
...t,s ttIv re-, ,.siI Ume, the OW
Isl shade a ifuite-s attempt 20 catch Lim, 5
only succeeded IA ostchIug "a fall, as
rider. s,tlino -u--',-.s-,lqfr-i, --uI Knox
1T.
Sd '.sirict-E A. James, Of Chattanooga.
81 disiriot-Jos a. Thompson, Of shell
byyi le.
ath district George J. StubbleGeld.
Chairman; W. Matt Brown. John II.
CALENDER, l.. +. Beach, Albert Roberts and
james T. Bell.
9th district Dorsey Il. Thomas, of ohm
sonville.
7th dislricl-IIoraoe T.. Blanton. Sr.. Of
Paris.
Sth distric,-M. d. l.. Stewart, Of Mem
phiA EnMuvp 1oopre
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PULASKI FAIR GRcUNDs.--NYe learn
thai contract has been given out for the
enlargement and complete renovation Of
the Pulaski Fair GrouHis preparatory 10
the great fall exhibition, 'shioh commences
Gu October 9th and close on The I1th with
a grand tournament Of the gAllsnt knights
Of Glles and surrounding country.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
18Th day of August, "A. ID. lS6S. q warrant in
bankruptcy was Issued against the estate
James Young, Jr. In Tho county Of Will
son. and State Of Tennessee. who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt. 20 him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the creditors of the said bankrupt. 10 prove
their debts. and to choose one or more as
signees Of his estate, will be held al a Court of
bankruptcy, TO be holden on the eth dny Of
October. A. d. 1858, at Q O'Clock 4. ~. 40 the
oiice Of the Register in Bnnkruptcy. at the
IN Lebanon, Tennessee. before Alexander S.
Bradley. Esq. Register
e. r. GLASCOCK,
nug25 II U. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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CoN0REss adjourned in July, upon the
call Of the Chairman Of the Repub'isan
National Committee. Perhaps never be-
fore was there such an exhibition Of official
proAigacy, "a the law-mskiN" r-''-' ~
whole ,,o~-'-..-. ..E "a Polili-
= -. are there premohiiions
IA ,,,ptemher session, to consult apon
lwnatY-the welfare 81 the oonntry? No,
upon the prospects Of carrying the Presi-
Dental election Cor Grant. Reports will be
received and considered no! on finances, bat
on the character Of legislation required to
stille the voice Of the people, and juggle
Radicalism into four years more Of power.
and the people iaio another term Of plun-
der and oppression.
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child LOST.

A COLORED GIRL. ABOUT FOURTEEN
n years of age, left my house. on the Nash
VILE pike, asst north Of Brown creek. on Tues
day last. Her name is Susie kancy. lad on.
when she lsit home. q blue and striped dress
win sleeves OF different cloth. / am her aunt.
and have uadertak en- 10 raise her, Any infUr-
uiasion Of her will he than kfully received.
augLh To kIILARETII RANEX
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THE sEPrEMBER ELECTIONS.

Three States will hold their annual
election in September-Vermont, Cali
Eornia, and Maine. The Presidential
contest excites more than usual interest
in the September elections, and they be-
gin to be looked forward to with degree
of anxiety which is exeellod only by that
aroused in the later and more important
contests. Maine seems to be the battle
ground Both parties are canvassing the
State with great energy. The Democrats,
however, have done more in the way of
organization than has been accomplished
in that State for years, and they are
very sanguine of making large gains
The New York World of the Dist inst
gives the following resume of the contest
in the States named ---
The Vermont election swill occur Sep
TENDER l. The two parties have made up
their tickets rs follows: . F.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 24.-Thefisht between
Collier and Edwards took place az ten
O'Clock this forenoon, on TrOYer's Island
Coon river, Northumberland county, Vir-
ginis. Collier was whipped in the forty
seventh round. The fight lasted one hour
and fourteen minutes.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
ERnnfR

MONDAY, August "a, 1s6s.-The Senate met at
3 P. NJ, Speaker Senter in the chair. Twenty
one members present. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Campbell. -H.. I. d ...
Adjourned until tomorrow at 2P.M-
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FIRST RACE-YoUSG AMERICA srAKE-for
two yoar Olds. dash of a mile. Subscription s25;
play or pay. Association to add $500. Five or
more to fill. Closed with the following nomi-
nations.
IL Bissicks. names b. f.. . years old. by Uncle
Wick dam Young GiPsey by imported Mercer.
Also, ch. f. years old, by Uncle Vic dam Maid
of Monmouth by Traveller
Also, b. c. years old. by Bill Cheatham dam
by Lexington.
A. Kesne Richards and John KilEour names
eh. T., years old, by imp. Mickey Free dam
Blonde by imp. Glencoe.
Also. b. T., 2 years old, by imp. Young FazZO-
lotto, dam Gycers BY imp. Sovereign.
Hen. Thomas Duncan names CD. c., 2 years old,
by Lexington, dam llilariot by imp. Glencoe.
Also. b. G., 2 years old, by imp. Bonnie Scot
land dam WoOdbine by Hamlet
A. Barnes names WIN. r. Barnes b. 2. Dcringer.
2.yoars old. by Jim Rogers. dam sunshine. by
Engineer.
Also. b. f Mamie Douglas. years old. by jim
Rogers dam by Wagner.
W. X. Thomas nan o. b. C. Louisville yoars
old. by Lexington. dam Mary Newman by
james N. Hinton names Oh. G.. Signal Light, 2
years old, BY Bill Cheathpm, dam Nespor
Light by Childe Harold.
h. A. Smith names b. r., years old. by Vandal
dam Magnetic by MahOmet.
Gen. W. q. Harding names b. T.. Brilliant
years old. by Bill Cheatham, dam Galona. by
Childe Harold.
A, Turner names b. f. Soda. . years old. by Jim
Rogers. dam by Ambassador.
A; c. Franklin names Ell. T. Luray. years old
by Bulletin, dam Sonora Love by imp. Levia
than.
SECOND -CUMBERLAND STAKE No. l.
For three year 0lds. Mile heats. Subscription
$50; play or pay. Association % add SOD.
Three OF more 20 FIJI.
j. V. GTigsby names Minnie Milton 3 years Old
by Lexington. dam Miss Morgan By York
shire.
Theodore AlcOck names eh f. years Old. BY
john Morgan dam by ChOrister
Gen A. ButOrd names br. c. Grassland. years
old, by Lexington. dam, pedigree unknown.
A. keene Richards h John kilgOur names b.
f. Bette Boy, years old. by imp. Australian,
dam Bette Ward By Lexington
A. keene Richards names bl. T. Kitty free. 3
years old. by imp. Mickey Free. dam lirOwn
Kitty by birmingham.
4. a. Smith names Queen Of the West, years
old, by Bonnie Scotland dam AlamOds. s'
+. Blssicks names b. @. Hazard. 3 years old. by
Lexington dam Heads ! Say by Glencoe
Williamson K Patterson names ch. c. Wisen-
hunt, years old, by SherrOd. dam by John
Hunter ..H .r
THIRD RACE-Ass0Cr,Tlo PURsE t2O0-
Dash Of mile and quarter.
second Wednesday,, October n.
FIRST RACE-CONNER cTGL PusT STAKE
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association 10 add 5000
five or more TO hll. Entrance money 20 10 Sc
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SECOND RACE-GREEN SrAEE-F0r three
year Olds thai have not run IN public prior 30
this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription slgt
play OrPay. The Association TO add $40. Three
or more 10 III.
Con. W. u. Harding names D. T., years old, by
Avalanche. dam Ballad by Childe Harold.
y. a. Smith names Oh. T., 3 years old, by Van
dal, dam Fanny q. BY Margrave,
a. keene Richards names CD. f.. years old. By
Colossus. dam Sister TO EdRer BY Star Davis.
Gen. Thomas Duncan names b. T.. 3 years old.
BY Bill Chatham. dam Lucy Brooks.
John ". Mills names br. c., Yeas old by ID
Highlander. dam by Priam.
d. +. COckrill names Pop Germ. 3 years old, By
kevenne, dam Anodyne by Albion.
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VIII be added on all sums not exceeding one
thousand dollars, and all sums above that
amount two ~ per cent.
Perssns owing taxes tor this year are earn
estly requested TO cail Immediately and make
prompt payment of the sans.
r. J. SHERIDAN,
augLl tI CIlY KaVenue NnllerIar
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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Nights, Aug. 26th, e7th ana 2sfb
TAx NOTICF.

South End MaFkethouse) .. ..
NASHVILLE, TEEN., August Is, 1S6S.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ persons owing Corporation Taxes for the
year 1858, that the same are now due aud pay.
able without penalty during the time ixad by
law for the voluntary payment Of the same.
-After the eX niratInn of said tinn
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Secretary Schoield thinks there will be
no September session Of Congress. as the
condition 81 the southern Staies ofIer no
pretsxt whichever Tor such a movement
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The following has been the vote OF til
State for tie past ten years sss
lincoln. fDouglas. tBreokinridee.

The election in Maine for State officers
and members Of Congress viii occur Sep
tember Ia. The two parties have placed
the following ticket in the field:
Dem. Rep.
GOycrnor-Ebon +. Pillsbury. Joshua L. Cham
AE- = 81 berlin
Congress-. Chas. w. Shaw. John Lynch.
.. AlOnzO GsrcelOn. s. T. Morrill,
- s. NJ. +. w. Farley. Jas. G. Blaine.
4. Geo. w. Liadd. John C. Peters
g. Arno WisWell. Eugsne Hale
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LARGE AUCTION SALE.

.nN ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CON
" Germ. Yeatman, Shields 4 Co. will sell this
morning at 81 a. NJ, three large and desirable
consignTnents % rUsds. Merchants ire earn
estly requested to attend. as these goods will be
forced in large lots With liberal privileges.
aug25 10 I'd. NJ .'- hr'.
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WAINE & WALKER,
FASHIONABLE HATTEE-s,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SUP
II ply Of those beautiful silk and Cashmere
Dress Hats, for fall and winter. Those waiting
can new be furnished with perfect Cts. Con
pug25 Iw WAIVE 4 WALKER.
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Fonrth paY-FrlaaT. Oelober aa.

/ RIRST RACE-CUMBSRLASD SrAKE No. 2
| For three year Olds Two mile heats. Subscrip-
! ton $50 play or pay. Association 10 add 500.
| Three or more to NIL
| A. Keeno Richards a John Kilgour Bames b. f.
| Carrie Atherton. years old. By Lexington
| dam Glycera By imp. Soy erelgn-
Also. bl. E Kitty Free. 3 years Old, By imp.
Mickey Free. dam Brown Kitty.by Birning-
| ham.
&. A. Smith names ch. f., 3 ysars old. By Van
dal. dam Fanny q. b. imp. Margravs.
| Also. Queen Of the West. years odd By imp.
Bonnie Scotland dam AlamOds-
Gen. A. BufOrd names br. e. Cf0ssland, years
Old. by Lexington. dam. Deligrse unknown.
Den. W. %. Harding names C. SklrmiBher. 2
years old. By Loyalty. dam Woodbine BY Lex
ingt0u.
Leroy Paul nsmes CD. Jessamine Porter.
years Old. by imp. Australian. dam b. imp.
johnson 4 Patterson names Oh. c. Rishiiisu.
years old, By HiaWatha, dam Fanny MEALS
tsr.
j. v, Grigsby names Minnie Milton. years old.
By Lexington. dam Miss VI organ b. Yorkshire.
Is. +. COckrils names Pop Corn. years old. b.
Revenue. dam Anodyne hy Albion.
RSdding 4 Bro. nance b. e. Sir0c. years Old.
Shy Joe StOnsr. dam b. imp. Yorkshire.
p. Bissicks names b. G. Hazard 3 years old. b.
Lexington, dam Heads [ Say By Glencoe.
SECOND RACE-AssocriTro PURsE S2OO-
For all ages. For all horses that have not won
previous 70 the fall meeting Of Jas. Mile and
repeat.
FIfth Day--satnrday. October a..
FIRST RACE-AssoCIATIoN PuRsE 500
Mile and q quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssociarIos PURSE 800
Mile heats. three in Eve.
THIRD RACE-AssocIArro HaxDfc.p-
PDEsE SA0--Mile heat. FOR ali horses that
have not won during the meeting tbs second
horse % have SO out u tic Nurse. The horaf.s
ha "a
All entries must be made aud weights accepted
~ announced By The President % the Ass6ria-
tiOn.
Half the money offered in purses will be given
for 3 walk over. Entrance 70 purses in al casss
free.
Subscriptions 70 be made, and All eoumuni-
cations addressed 70
GE0. 8. KINNEY, Secretary.
VIZ. u. JoxsOS. President.
auR23 q
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Mr.. Bosom, from the Committee on Finance
and Ways and Means, to whom was referred
House bill to settle certain accounts in Colonel
Boone's hands, reported back a bill in lieu, di-
recting the Comptroller TO issue his warrant for
$2024 81 to persons having claims against the
Quartermaster's and Surgeon Generals Depart
ments. The bill was adopted in lieu on second
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GRAND DRAMATIC
Musical Entertainment.

III Us lCaI entertainments
LNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COLORED
IL churches Of Elders EaIly Brooks. Merry,
Bransiord and Parish. representing the various
Christien denominations, there will be "a series
= grand musical and dramatic entertainments
vii be given at the Courthouse on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Nights, Aug. e6th. e7th ana 2sth
MIR. i. BECkWITll, the most distinguished
OF Southern cuiored actors. will appear in lead
ing characters on each night. The music will
consist OF original ballad and instrumental mu-
sic. Zach entertainments will conclude with
striking and original TableanN. which elicit the
widest enthusiasm whenever presented. The
tnest talent has been secured and the best en-
tertainmsnt will be snerea.
Admission 20 Cents, Children 10 Cents
ss- Tho public are respectfully invited 10
give their aid. Rug25 q
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House of REPRESENTATIVE.

The House was called 30 order by Speaker
Richards at 4P. n. Fifty-nine members. three
more than a quorum. answered to their names.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CRUNK, DODSON & CO.,
Will SELL THIS MORNING. WITHOUT
W reserve,
n Large Stock OF Goods,
BY order Of c. NJ. Donaldson. Sheriff. Com
msnces at ten o'clock. aug25 IL
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FALL MEETING---Ises.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90.

rINHE ANNUAL FALL MEETING OVER
i the Nashville Course will commence
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FIRST Day-Taesday, October 20.

And continue five days. with the following pro-
gramme: