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ADVERTISEMENT
Another Legislative Candidate.

JAMES LINDsLEY, ESQ. We, the IN
dersigned, recognizing your fidelity to The
great principles of universal suffrage, ant
the equality of all men before the law, al
well as your consistent and able advocacy
of the same, respectfully request you tc
become candidate for the lower branch
of the General Assembly of Tennessee
Should you comply with this request, our
cordial support.
John Hugh Smith, John Lawrence,
W Kelley, Henry Stone,
r s Tuthill, Wm Lytton,
K Mop Smith, L j Noah,
John Mullins, Edward II East,
H Fl Thomas, Jerry Williams,
E F Mulloy, Daniel Washington,
w Cochran, Thomas T Smiley,
John Trimble, j Noah,
Charles Robinson, r B Wright,
w 7 Berry, B F Cook, .sss.
w J Murphy, w W TotteD,
J K jenkins VII Sloan,
] F OShaughnessy, Daniel R Nsylsn,
James r Wilett, Richard Brady,
George Barber, Joseph Carrels,
G c Cassidy, T G Marshall,
Joshua Flowers, Thomas Ryan,
John F Gilmore, Dennis Mundy,
Elijah Donelson, Nelson Crum,
J H Austin W Bassett,
c D Berry, james Trimble,
F Ingalls,, John F Cody,
H A Huntington, J W Dolbear,
H Ruggles, G McHenry,
n L Tarbox, r D Comfy,
S Childs, Edward Morrison,
S A Kellogg, NJ n Parmele,
II + Smith, w Barry,
James + Brennan, G W Turner,
w Herstein, d E Land,
and many others.
NASHVILLE, July y, 1869.-Hou. John
Hugh Smith, Edward H. East and others
GENTLEMEN: Entertaining with you a
sincere desire that the principles IF uni
verssl suffrage and the equality of all men
before the law may obtain az facts in our
State, | shall be glad 10 contribute my mite
to achieving such result. The declaration
of these principles by Gov. SeDter, in bis
Published address to the people of Tennes-
see, receives my most cordial Endorsement
and approval The popular response
thereto seems 10 promise their fulfil
ment. If the General Assembly now to
be chosen, shall consist of universal
suffrage members VINO Will prove tnelr
fidelity by their works, the franchise act,
the only obstacle to the perfect political
equality of our citizens will soon pass from
our laws, we will then have no iOar meas
ure prevailing in time fpeace. Its agi-
tation will end with its abolition, and the
public mind can turn its attention TO the
important questions of the State debt and
common schools unembarrassed. The
solution of our present financial problem
will be facilitated by the fullest rePresen-
tllion of the people, whose labor gives
prosperity to the State.
Acknowledging gratefully your recogni-
ton of mysef AS one Of you in sentiment,
/ accept your call to become a candidate
for the Lower House ofthe Legislature.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES LINDsLEY.
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CITY NOTICES.

Thompson Brothers & Kelly will offer
to-day, elegant embroidered Grenadines at
374 cents, fine Jaconets at Is cents, beauti-
full striped Grenadines at Is cents. These
are the last great reductions We will make
this season. Call early. Thompson
Brothers & Kelly. 81. -s sl 81 jy l3-4t
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A, NEW
i Course of Lectures, as delivered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects: How 10 Live, and What to Live for;
orally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion;
FIatulence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage Philisophically Considered, etc;
four STAMPS, by addressing SECRETARY BAL
TIoRE MUsEUx OF ANATOMY, "a West Balu-
more street, Baltimore, Md. my3O-y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUMMER WINES
WARRANTED PURE,
At Low rice 3 !!
STILL CATAwBA.
SPARRLIH CATAWBA.
FINE HOOK.
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.

The Still Catawba can be obtained by the
case or gallon; all the others bottled. 1 have
selected these with great care, and guarantee
them to be superior. possessing all the delicate
flavor and noquet of the grape.
Also, RELIABLE BRANDY, distilled in
California, now five years old. .
Orders from abroad, or inquiries in regard to
the above, will receive prompt attention.
w. ID. KLINE, Druggist,
july9 If Masonic Temple.
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The Doris Certificates Good al :the
Polls.
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Call at james II. DOdd & Co.'s for cheap
groceries, Edgefeld B7 I'm
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Justice of the PeaC

this - day of -, 1859,
Justice of the Peace"
The following is the form of the oath to
be taken and subscribed to by the persons
vouching for the applicant, and may be
taken before any officer authorized to ad-
minister an oath:
estate OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF
DAVIDSON, ss.-PeTsonally came before
me, -, and - who are known to
me to have been at all times unconditional
Union men, and who made oath in due
form of law, that they are personally ac-
quainted with -, who claims 10 be
entitled to the privilege of the elective
franchise, and that they verify be-
lieve that the said -- has never borne
arms against the government Of the United
States for the purpose Of aiding the late
rebellion, nor voluntarily given aid, com
fort, countenance, counsel or encourage
ment TO any rebellion against the authority
of the United States government, nor aided,
countenanced or encouraged acts of hostill-
ty thereto, nor sought or voluntarily &C.
cepted any Office, civil or military, or
attempted TO exercise the functions of any
Office, civil or military, under the authority
or pretended authority of the so-called
Confederate States of America, or of any
insurreclionary State whatever, hostile
or opposed to the authority of the United
States government, with the intent and
desire TO aid said rebellion or insurrec-
tionary authority, nor voluntarily support
any pretended government, power or
authority, hostile or inimical to the
authority of the United States, by contri-
buttons in money or property, by persua-
sion or influence or in any other way
whatever.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this - day of - 186 -"
For the convenience of such as will re-
quire vouchers, the following names are
suggested, any two of whom will be re-
ceived as proof by the Register; Many
other names might be suggested, but for
| the fact my time has been so occupied
with other matters, that it has been ont of
my power to complete the list. As can
do 90, ! will add to them.
f. F. MULLoY, Register.
Here are the names referred to:
LIST OF VOUCHERS.
| A B Shankland Ernst Pohl
J B Knowles Silas + Allen
J E Rust, Treas. G ? Thornton
| Jesse Frazier Eugene Cary
Samuel Watson d Walker
| Charles Robertson Col F P Cahill
| John Hugh Smith ID w Peabody
| r Mop Smith B J Sheridan
| Travis Winham John Lawrence
| S S Hall Gen Dawson
John A Payne Geo J Stubbleheld
| A G. Garrett James Chamberlain
NJ NJ Brien Sr DF Wilkin
John Ohumbly RS Iuthlll
NJ q l. Claiborne Gilbert Marshall
Z S Weller Sr NJ Shlvlrs
K J Morris Samuel J Little
Henry Stone W c Buchanan
William Shane J II Austin
Ell East HID Grant
I J Yarbrough Z L Croker
ZebWard James Steele
Jahn Rhum John Lellyett
VIM Leilyett John SIMMER
n & Au-tin II H Hammer
| Robert Barr Samuel Davidson
John NJ Lea Joshua Flowers
John Wilson
f r Campbell Abe Smith
H L NorvelI Tom Hodge
f L Tarbox Nelson G Merry
b Embry Randall Brown
w L Berry Peter Lowery
w Hoyte Elias Polk
Fifty Dollars and Costs.
Frank Harding was fined fifty dollars
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For uniform good board and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, go TO the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. 1902 ~ 6 If.
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butchers Lightning FIy-KiIlsr.
Death to the Living Long live the Killers
Sold BY Dealers everywhere junSO-dkwlm
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ST. Charles Hotel.

On and after the 18th inst, day boarC
per week, "a so. N. B. HAMILTON,
giyI0.5t4r - "a Proprietor.
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We are authorized to announce Atha
Thomas a candidate at the August cleo
ton to represent Williamson county in the
Lower House of the next Legislature.
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The NichOI Certificates TO be Dupti-
Gated.
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At the Treasury sale Of gold in New
York on the 9Th inst. bids were filed for
$3.50, 900; the highest was 1875 65 and the
lowest I35 &c. The one million sold was
awarded as follows:
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Spring Suits.

Remember james H. Dodd & Co.'S,
Edgefeld. jy7 I'm
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R.TCHEIOK,. HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye IS the best in the
orld; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
less, reliable, instantaneous; no disappoint-
ment; no ridiculous tints remedies the i'll eff
fects Of bad Dyes; invigorates and leaves the
hair soft and beautiful. BLACK or BROWN. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. Is
Bond ST.. N. Y. mayS ~
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We are authorized to announce William
B. Wilson, of Columbia, a candidate to
represent Maury county in the Love
House of the next Legislature.
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A large portion of the people of Ruther-
ford ard Williamson counties, having in
public meeting solicitated s. s. House to
become a candidate to represent them in
he State Senate, he has consented to their
wishes, and announces himself for that
position. Jeff
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THE REGISTRATION OFFICE.

How to Get Certificates.
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list of Vouchers Appointed.

The Registrars Instructions.
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We are authorized to announce Dorsey
B. Thomas, ofHumphreys county, candi-
date for the Senate from the Twentieth
Senatorial district, composed of the coun-
ties of Humphreys, Benton, Perry, De-
catur and Henderson. jy 9 tide.
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We are authorized to announce W. ON.
N. Perkins, of Williamson county, can
didate at the approaching election for
representative in the next Legislature for
the FIoaterial district, composed of the
counties of Williamson, Maury and Lewis.
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WARD Catalogues are ready
=. 81. - a-Ies 70

Ior orders from CITY OF country
Next session opens September 2.
DR.. Geo. s. Blackie, SO well known
among scholars, gives all Of his time next
year to this Seminary as Professor OF
Sciences, Belles-Lettres and Elocuticn.
Address w. E. WARD,
iI1.3t q EE9-Ea Nashville, Tenn.
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To clubs Of Ten or more Subscribers.
-.a We viii send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY
FnR ONE YEAR. EACH.NN.

Any one getting M
IL U b o r II f n
Shall have One Copy Gratis.
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Z. F. Mulloy, the newly appointed
Registrar, was busily engaged yesterday
in preparing to open his Office, and getting
ready to commence the business connected
Herewith. He has secured the Grim
inal Clerks Office in the Courthouse, and
will be prepared to issue certificates op
and after Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
The Registrar Issues his first proclama-
ton as follows: .-yr -E.,fr.-.N
If there are any persons in Davidson
county that desire to vote 10 future and
have not now the right TO do so, they
would do well to observe the following In
structions and report to me at the Court
house: In the first place, every one twenty
one years of age, and who has been resi-
dent of this county for six months next
Immediately preceding the election, will be
entitled 10 vote provided he has certifi.
cate issued by Doris or Alden, or Hop.
| kins or Sheridan. or myself. s1sle u.
Those who have certificates issued by
the County Court Clerk, P. L. Michel, will
| deposit the same with me upon which to
issue duplicates. 5es i-s. 90. rrsT
Those to whom certificates have hereto
fore been issued by any one, but have lost
the same, will have duplicates Issued to
them upon making proof of the fact Of
their issuance by the proper officer and an
affidavit of the loss. Those persons who
have never received certificate from any
source, to entitle themselves to one in con.
formity with the law, will have to prove
BY the evidence of two competent persons
personally known 10 the Commissioner tC
have been at all times unconditional Union
men, and will also be required to take the
following oath before the Registrar:
estate Of Tennessee, County of Davidson
S. S. do solsmnly swear, That l hav:
never voluntarily borne arms against the
government Of the United States, for the
purpose, or with the intention of aiding
The late rebellion; nor have j, with any
such intention, at any time given aid, com
fort, counsel, or encouragement to ssiC
rebellion, or to any act of hostility to the
government Of the United States.
81 further swear that have never sought
or accepted Office, either civil or military
or attempted to exercise the functions O
any Office, either civil or military, under
the authority or pretended authority o
the so-caIled Confederate States Of Amer
lea; or of any insurrectionary States, hos
tile or opposed to the authority of thu
United States Government with the in
tent and desire to aid said rebellion; anC
that have never given voluntary sup
port TO any such government, or authority
So help me God.
"Sworn and subscribed to before me
this day of -. 1869.
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New York General Markets.

New YORK, July r. = Cotton un-
changed; uplands SAFE. Flour S. 20@5 60.
Whisky 81 034@1 o. Wheat 81 AZ to
81 49, Rice and coffee dull. Sugar firm;
Cuba 115@11te. Molasses dull and un-
settled.
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New York Money Market.
New York DrygOOds Market

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE drygoOds
market generally is inactive, but firm for
descriptions of staple cottons. Heavy
woolens moving slowly at low rates. Bril-
liants in request; common in good demand,
prices ranging say from 81 TO 81 IS for
popnlar makes.
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9th were as follows
SECOND BOARD.

10000 Tennessee Ga new .........57
1000 Virginia, Is old ...........57
5000 North Carolina 6s old .........54
5000 Missouri 6s .........874
10000 North Carolina IS new .........46f
10000 do do .........464
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LET EACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
Don't DELAY You. Subscriptions
OLE AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized
and requested to act a. Agents for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-03

StTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES EEfs;:}Ss
= about O, clock A.. NJ. Oh the 9Oth July q
ROAN-COL ORED COW with RED CALt, The
cow had rope upon her horns when she lett; !!
will liberalv reward any one who may return her
to ~. Ii. II. DlnhELL,
~ Al A. Main street two doors above First
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I AUCTION sALEs---Futrirs Days.
n to.f ssssI By Lyme Brother, 70 5fffsI7t
.fI,,,, Auctioneerand Real Estate Agent.
r4ao Main street. -r,rfsg

1,Wo. OF, THOSE HANDSOME AND I'D
i hDM1RhBLY LOCATED NEW o B RpEA
STORES ON THE SOUTH slDEDP BHUnD y! re
TWEEN sixth AND SEFESTfttis II, S Phi
FOX SkLE AT AUCTJON.EWe VIII sell as pu u,8.
Tic auction on the premises, On ,s tne
9TH dayof August 1885 at Sd O'Clock = n;, L1as
truly Valuable and beautifully located new BkIAh
ST0R E, No. e0l corner OF Sixthand Broad stfeets,
at present occupied by J. Marcuse as a clotmne
store at 81, $50 per anntm, IL Il.
Il Also, that neat and desirable STORE In same
block, No. COS; at present occupied by w. y.
Schwalmeyer rs a notion house Mt sl,aVp per an an
mum. =. A.,
Each Of the stores described have been recently
built and completed in the very best OF style, with
beautiful stores and basement below and seven
rooms above furnished With every convenience for
families such as gas water, bath-bouses, &c. -
There are no stores in the city better suited ny
location and arrangements for neat frst-class bu-
siness houses than these. The buildings are on
leasehold, to expire on the 1st May, 1879 subject
to a very reasonable ground rent, and are To be
paidfor at valuation by the owner st the expira-
ton of the lease. ,.ts .-...,.. nj -..-.. .a
tits seldom such an opportunity to secure. at a
moderate rent for term Of years, such desirable
business stands In the city ut such moderate rents
The lots front each q s12 feet on the sonfh side
of Broad street, running back depth OF 80 feet To
AN alley Is feet wide. .s-irE.L I'd Jsf, El -,
TERMS and particulars will, be made known at
the hour Of sale, or VIII be furnished previously
by the auctlonecrs. -ru LYME & BROTHER,
Nv 90 Auctioneers.
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ByLyttleton Register, Anctioneer,,
J New Kent county, Va.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM 70

VERY DESIRABLE. FARM ;, FOX
n SALE IN NEW KENT ,CoGAII.f, - IN
execution of decree obtained In the circuit court
of New Kent at the last May term In the cause , Of
Fravser ps. Jones ct ais, will expose to pubic
auction, on the premises, on TIL LIN OF
August THAT being court-day at Y O'CLOCK ~. Nj
Sc fair II not on the next fair day thereafter, thai
VERY DESIRABLE FARM called d and i known N
New Kent, containing ONE HUNDRED AS -
tbc lands Of Emmaus Church, Mr.. Albert +. Park
inson, and others within SIX miles of the Rich
monda York River railroad, and the same dis
lance from the Pamunkey river. Has upon It a
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, with all neces-
sary- out-buildlrgs, with Young PEACH
ORCHARD Of rare varieties, yielding apundantfy
each season. - .ts'.a,. - -.
The land is naturally fertile, and produce, finely
the staples usually grown In this climate. ConVe-
nient to first-cass English and classical school,
with an the social advantages of an intelligent and
! TERMS: Sufficient cashto defray the expenses
of sale etc., etc.. the residue on credit of six and
twelve months, in two equal instruments, with
bonds Of approved security to carry interest rom
date and the title retained until the whole OF The
purchase money shall have been paid
- ,F-~G-7T RICHARD L: FRAESER, ..r
1aua--dtds s-. --.r1 ..ln Commissioned.
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A NOVEL GOOSE RACE.-The Omaha Re-
publicun has the following account of 90
goose race" that came off in that city
cover two thousand people gathered on
the banks above the pond and along the
lower end of Farnham street on yesterday
afternoon, to witness Bob Hart and Sully in
their great wash-tub goose feat. Promptly
at the advertised time Hart made his appear
ance, followed by his competitor for the
golden peanut offered by Colonel Hanford.
Each sat in an ordinary wash-tub, to which
we're attached six pairs of geese, driven and
guided with IN ordinary calriage-whip. The
most deafening applause, shouts, and yells,
greeted the contestants Us they we're towed
into the pond. Striking the Farnhamstrcet
bank, both started side by side, talking to and
urging ON the feathered racers the same as a
Jockey would do in q trial of speed among
horses Half way across the pond Sully's
team switched off and bolted for the woods,
giving Bob the lead by three and q half
lengths. Recovering his course, Sully made
splendid Roadway, gaining rapidly on the
Hart outfit. One of his geese, however, at
tempting to dive, kicked rear goose in the
eve. The kicked bird at once cackled his
defiance, and soon demoralized the entire
team to such an extent that victory was i'm
possible. Hart would have come in " O..
k only for his ''wheel geese" banking
badly and upsetting the tub. Sully began
laughing at his opponents disaster, when
his team made sudden right flank move
mcnt, which left the driver laundering in
the mud. The assembled multitude yelled
the louder at the accidents. Fighting their
crafts, both parties made for shore leading
their teams. Bob took the prize.
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By Richardson s. Co., Auctioneers.
SALE OF vALUAB1

rJ,RUsTEE'S SALE OF z VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AUG
TION-By virtue of n deed Of trust to the subscri-
Der from Lucy Giles dated 10Th June, 1ses, record
ed in Richmond Hastings Court, L shall, IN cxecuE
ton thereof sell 1t auction, on the premises. on
wednesday, August 4, 1869, at 5 clock l.. NJ,
II fair, if not the next fair day the REAL ESTATE
conveyed In said decd, consisting OF certain lot or
parcel Of land in the city Of Richmond, fronting
on the north side of Franklin street twenty feet,
running from Governor street to the property Of
Samuel Cottrerl, and ON which there now stands
brick tenement being the lot west and imme-
diatelv adjoining the lot ON which now stands the
Metropolitan Hall, and there being a brick tene.
ment between said tenement hereby conveyed and
said Metropolitan Hall. ...-...r -.s- ,u-..f :
necessary to pay the sum of -, 500, with interest
from l3 day of April. 1862, till paid, and the eX-
due, terms viii be made known at the time and
place of sale. GEORGE ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, huctionecrs. jy %
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N BY Wellington Goddln, ;,
'fyfs orr.,e no and Real Estate Agent. -

vrERY GDESIRA.BL LIE SUBURBAN
= FARM AND MARKET GARDEMOFTl, h 1dIs
,s5yyTWoir AND THREE-QUhRTER;, Il. ACRE. IRE !
on THE NEW-BRIDGE RoADt 2N IN m nIias
TioNHWfT be sold al Auction, on the premises
-o TUEspAY the 10th Agggst tN ss y shRK ifST
"a pi32I.N tocated ms ADORE now occupied by Del
WARE Eacho, and formerly owned by the late lat,
Jaines Kinnaird containing aci acres OF an the
south side of the New-bridge road and ssyen anq
treeGuarter on the north size % lh Se l1i
md The nsnaI otbuildiugs somewhat out OF repair,
and on the smaller tract there are two barns ana
she'd The land Is admirably adapted ior naI it
SSorSood and within two miles of the Old Market
should attract the attention of persons dsposed 70
The property will be sold as o whole, or divided
into two parts. as may be deemed best at the hour
TERMS Reasonaniewi ". GoDD1N, Auctioneer. I