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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-09
A Fearful Leap and Marvellous Rescue.

Wheeling, Jan. 26.-Yesterday morning,
about 10 o'clock, young lady approached the
Suspension Bridge from this side, and when
asked for her toll inquired of the gate-keeper
how much it was, and when told the price to
the Island replied that she did not think that
she was going that far, and said that she ought
to go for half price, as she was going only to
the middle of the bridge. He took the toll
she offered, and she proceeded on her way
When she reached the place where the iron
cables touch the railing, at nearly the highest
part of the bridge, Mr.. Geo. Downey, the toll
collector, observed her climbing up the railing
and removing her bonnet and shawl. He ran
to her only in time to catch the mantilla she
wore, when she broke from his grasp and
leaped to the stream below, distance, even
at the present high stage Of water, of not less
than seUcnty-eght feet! The current was full
of floating ice, and her destruction seemed in
evtable; she sank, then rose, then plunged
wildly in the swollen torrent sank again, rose
once more, and then foated onward amid the
torrent Of ice with nothing but her head and
one hand occasionally visible. Several men
in a skif put out from boat lying at the
wharf, followed her, gave her dp'as lost seve-
raj times, hut each time renewed the chase,
and finally picked her up alive, but insensible,
after she had been in the water for nearly half
an hour Restoratives were speedily applied,
and she was removed to the house of friends,
where we understand, she is gradually recov-
ering from the injuries sustained from the ice
and cold.
The leap was one of the most desperate,
and the escape from instant death the most
miraculous, we have ever recorded or ever
seen recorded. Her clothes no doubt kept her
head uppermost as she was falling and buoyed
her up when she got in the stream. The he
rOine of this adventure is young unmarried
lady, whose name we omit at the solicitation
OF her friends, and who has lived here for some
i've years supporting herself by her work as
seamstress. Those with whom she has resi-
ded give her an irreproachable character. The
common report attributes the affair to dsap-
pointment in love atters.-InteHgence
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For Sale.

THE fast sailing, zinc bottom schooner Lamartne 100
tons register, years DID, well found and good or
der. Apply to ID. L. PATTEN Bath, or IT, j. LOWELL,
Gardiner. q
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SURGEON df DENTIST.
a X RHAMfaRR

ara y AA - u IN BM - I'D n
HAVING permanently located himself at Bath would
TO the ladies and gentlemen Of this city and vi
cnty, that he sprepared to perform any operation in
Mechanical and Surgical Dentistry, in the best
intends that the ease, neatDess and durability O
his operations shall recommend him the public ti
II All work warranted Perfect satisfaction given in
ALL operations, compensation will be required.
Toothache cured, without extracting the tooth, most
cases. Office in room NJ 20, Elliot House Block, Front
Street Bath, Me. Aft
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-09

Disastrous FIRE IN QUEBEc-rHE P.RLIA-
MENT HOUSE DESTROY ED.-Que6ec Feb. l.
The Parliament house, with the buildings at
tached, were entirely destroyed about o'clock
this morning. The fire was not discovered
until some time after it had broken out, not
wlthstandlng sentinel was on duty at the
spot. When 1t was observed it had obtained
too great power to be subdued. The fire
originated In the south wing from the furnace,
it is believed. Part of the valuable library
was saved, but the Historical Society's libra
ry and apparatus were almost enterely de-
stroyed The insurance on the buildings is
$50, 600; and on the Provincial Library
$6OOO 1t is not known which Insurance Of
fees are the heaviest losers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-09
Cigars and Tobacco
Kannnau,s nedicaI DiscoverY.

FEW thousand CIGARS. Cali in and try some ofthem
IA at the store uf At. hVDlNSVr.
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LYcEIJM.

'HE 9th lecture Of the course win be delivered on this
= WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 8, by Hon. J. G. PAL
REY, Of Boston, commencing at o'clock.
Subject-The recent discoveries in Ancient Nineveh.
Tickets II IL CENTS for sale at Sawyer Magouns Book
store. H. g. j. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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Fresh Fruits and all kinds Of
Preserves

PPLES, Pears Oranges, Lemons, Sweet Grapes, &C.,
n and Preserved Peaches, Raspberres Strawberries Cur
rants, Pums Pine Apple, Guava Jelly, CHrran Jelly &C.,
at the Store by 40 A. u. PAGE.
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Chrrants, Figs, Raisins, Honey.

7AMARINDs, sutana Raizins, Citron Prunes, Olives,
Capers, Pickles by the jar and gallon, for ny
70 A. G.. PAGE
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FOR SALE
Notice.

LII persons indebted to the late firm Of g. w. Heath
a Co. requested to call and settle without delay
The business will be carried as before by s. W. Heath
but will still go S. w. Heath 4 Co.
Bath, Nov. q. s. w. HEATH co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-09

SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH, an approved article, fOl
~ sale by
Aug. 80. M! Ii GANkETT.
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Hardware, Cutlery, 80.
MITCHELL Low.

X EEP constantly hand and for sale, large and supe
IN rior assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
penters Tools Of description the lowest prices
cash Also, constantly on hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &C. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-09
Genuine Patent Medicines.

VNR1GHT'S Indian Sugar Coated, Old PARIS, Jaynes
w Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees, Hobensack's Nc
Lanes and all other kinds OF Genuine Pills Bters Lin
amens, Pasters, Pain Killers, &C. &C., for sale at the
new store BY 30 4. g PAGE
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NEW AND FAsHloNABLt
u IL T. n1fn

which he i selling a. the lowesi cash utces. AI.o
Painted Window C1rtains aud Ff5idfes on banJ
Upright ReIrgefators. WiiiOw Wagons, &c, a..
READY-MADE COFFINS kept constantly on hand
and manu- facinred 10 order.
RaIh. May =, 1853 tfIe
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CHAPPELL'S GREAT
xxi M COPE
r#F "nt OF THE E
ISLAND OF CUBA!
The most magnificent Panorama in the ,corld
THIS SPLENDID PAINTING, which has attracted
so much attention, was executed by the great Ameri-
can Artist, CHAPPELL.
MAJOR FELCH, OF BOSTON,
having purchased this wonderful production OF Art now
i1y completed, respectfully informs the citizens ofths
place that he will exhibit it at
CITY HAIL.
On Friday Evening. Feb. 10,
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY!
On SATURDAY afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, an Enter.
tainment willb given for Ladies and Children.
The above splendid Painting exhibited in Boston
10 crowded audiences for upwards 2UO nights where
100000 persons estimaed to have visited it, and all
spoke in terms of highest praise. This gol geous and
wonderful
MAMMOTH PANORAMA,
Contains 900 SQUARE FEETOF CANVAS, making
the largest in the world and in point of beauty finish
interest diversity and int cacy of the subject Is
sally admitted will leave all competition toll after il.
in vail.
An engagement has been effected at large expense
with the celebrated
SIGNOR MORRILLO,
who will introduce each exhibition his renowned
LILLIP UTIAN FAMILY!
in their wonderful performances representing animated
nature in such life-ke com petey amaze
aud astonish the beholder. In connection with the
whole will be given Z; and
Vocal and Instrumental Concert.
by Miss ISABELLA MERRILL and Master COLMAN
BLODGETT, the celebrated infant performer, making
the most highly chaste intellectual and mirthfu
iainment ever offered for your consideration,
Tickets only Is Cents.
Doors open at Z; TO commence at l-2 o'clock.
Feb. z, A. 5. MERRILL, Agent.
Ladies' Long Rubber Boots
HAN be had at L. s. FISHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-20


~ We auihorized to announce JosEPH q. PIckErT
candidate for Attorney General for the State, and State
Reporter ~
~ We are authurized to announce W Z. B. JONES
candidate for Attorney General for the fourth Judicial
Circuit al the ensniEg election.
~ We are authorized To announce & IT, BRADFORD tthe
present incumben candidate for Attorney General for
the Sixth Judicial Circuit composed of the counties OF
Sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
s5" We are authorized to announce RoBERr I. HLL
candidate for Attorney General of the sixth Judicial Cir
cult n. ...-.. Z.
~ We are authorized to announce L. NJ. TEMPLE
candidate for Attorney General the sixth Judicial Cir
cult composed of the counties OF Williamson Sumner and
Davidson .. .... .E...
~ We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM B. BATE,
candidate for Attorney General for the sixth Judicial
Circuit
~ We are authorized to announce J. SHANE Jr as
candidate the office of Attorney General in the Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
~ We are authorized to announce D. c. WsLcKER,
candidate for Attorney General the 9th Judicial Circuit
composed of the Counties OF Sumner, Davidson and WI
hanson al the election the 4th Thursday in May nex
feb25-lmdtTiw&wT ...a ID D.. .... .....Hs
~ We are authorized to announce the name OF GEO
Nancy candidate for Attorney General in the sixth
Judicial Circuit
ey- We are authorized to HERNAS Cox, Esq,
es candidate for the Office of Attorney General for the sixth
Circuit composed Of the counties of Williamson, DAVID
sou, and Sumner. ...--- ..-.
sg- We are authorized to announce W. A GLESN as q
candidate for Attorney Geaera for the sixth Judicial Cir
cult
~ We are authorized announce DUScN r. CA
BoRNk candidate for Attorney General OF the 9th judi
cial District
T- We are authorized to the Hon. NATHANIEL
BAXTER candidate for Circuit Judge in the sixth judi
cs Circuit composed OF the counties OF Sumner, Dav Id
son sud Williamson.
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STRONG HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the lea shadow of doubt the Chinese
w Rheumatic AntidOte, is the only reliable rene.
dy before the public for the immediate and permanent
lief of long standing cases of
Chronic Rheumatism,
and excrucang Neuralgia Pains Hip disease Cont
all contracted and distorted Limbs, Paray wasting and
decay the muscles, sweed aud enlarged Joints painful
swelling acute rheumatism, Tic Dooreux, Cramps and
Spasms, &c, This medicine struly the
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
which daily given by its astonishing effects cannot be
doubted. T..'
Severe Neuralgia Pains ~
speedily removed by few applications of this
derul combination. The old and young need have
OF perfect restoration. ---t . TFr' .."..- .. z
Dead Palsy s... Lt..-.--. t
completely cured 10 incredible short time, the
of this external application No need doubt it, for
single Bottle will fail to give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction.
Contracted and Stiff Joints -.r...s
perfectly relaxed and restored their natural life and
activity, by its use.
Persons in High Life -
who from prejudice other causes, unwilling
medicine which is brought TO notice by being a-
versed permitting themselves suffer and writhe under
agonisng and eXcrucatng Pains Of Rheumatism and Neu
raga would feel justly proud after rubbing their limbs and
joints with one bottle of this External Kennedy.
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles numbness weak back
painful JOINTS all speedily cured BY the of this med
cine.
respectfully inyit, the citizens Nashville and yicn
ity who affected with any form of other
diseases above TO call and
phlet and bottle medicine, and confidently
promise you Satisfaction.
A. S.IoUATT CO, Propretors, Maiden Lane, n. Y,
TO whom all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J. P. DROMGOOLE co.
sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
For sale in Franklin. by F. S. WOLDRIDGE, =
- Mnrfreesboro' by ]. w. NELSON, 'a
ss % Z" Fayetteville, McELROY & MCKINNEY,
Padncah, Ky, by SINGLETON & son, =.
% % McMinnvilIe, by j. B. STONE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Restorative.

FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY DR.. M'LANEs LIVER
PIIIS-Mr Jonathan Hogham, of West Unon Park Coun-
w. Illinois writes proprietors that he had suffered great
H from severe proracted attack of Fever and Ague and
completely health by the of the Liver Pills
alone Thue Pills unquestionaby possess great tonic Prc
eres al taken with decided advantage for many
diseases requiring nvgoang remedies but the Liver Pills
.us Dre of restoring dsorganiZed Law
n TO healthy action hence the great celebrity they have at
a,nad The numerous formidable diseases arising from dis
4a,ed Liver long hafed the skill OF the most em
ent the United States now rendered easy
m thanks 20 the study and perseverance of the dstin-
sushed physican whose this great medicine BEARS
name which will descend posterty one deserving OF
gratitude invaluable medicine should always be Kept
within rearh the appearance Of the symptoms
Of diseased Liver it can safely and useuly administered
ue Purchasers will please be careful 10 ask for Dr. Nc
tYE,s Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else There
are other Pills. PurPorng To be Liver Pills. now before the
ub Dr. Maue's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated YER
fy can now be had respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada. lapl-lmI
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III. G. Fanell,. Celebrated Arabian Liniment

IsveI known to possess the most wonderfully healing,
ulang properties and by prompt
In eGctng which previously had resisted ailo
ar medicines by the most scientific physicians,
has pacsd far beyond any similar remedy ntroduc
ed 20 the people United States 1t stimulates the as
increased action, and TINS enables nature to
throw fdsesse penetraes to the bone adding strength
and activity the musclests powerfully anodyne and
thereby asys rrtatlon producing delightfully."-
pleasing sensation through the whole frame. Owing to its
remarkable anticeptc properties purfes and neuazes
that poisonous corroave principle which renders old ulce
difficult to heal: therefore is peculiarly
dapted to their speedy This Lnment from its pene
rating and qualities has been found TO ee
specific for Paralysis Palsy Whteswengs and diseased
JOINTS and in fact all complaints involving the muscular
system 1t mas cured cases of rheumatism OF twenty to
thirty standing and affections of the Spine wherein
the entire spinal column crooked and distorted that
the patient could walk stand without artificial sup
port. Numerous of Palsy been cured when the
flesh had withered leaving nothing but the dried skin and
bone and the limbs totally without feeling. For
Children with Group is OF inestimabe value rubbed and
baihei over the throa. and chest IL applied freely the
chest fails give relief In The coughs at
tending Consumption Asthma and Colds 1t heals wounds
speediy-wi Scaldhead, Mango, etc. Planters and
Farmers will find valuable dicine 10 Re applied
Horses and Cattle for sprans, Bruises, Lameness
Joints, Sweeney Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burns, Spnt,
Chafes Calls, Hardened Knos the flesh, etc. 81
Look out for Co,mterteitsI D. tsf b 3 -..g
The public cautioned against another coun terfeit
which has lately made its appearance called w. B. Far
rels Arabian Lnment the most dangerous of all the
terfeits because his having the of Farrell many will
buy in good faith without the knowledge that counter
felt exists and they will perhaps only discover their
when the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. c. Far
re sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale Druggist
No. IL Main Street. Peoria, Illinois, to whom all appca-
tons for Agencies must be addressed BE you get
with the letters H. c. before Farres thus-II G.. FAR
RELLS-and his signature on the wrapper, all others are
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AFFLICTED READI

DHlLADELPHlA MEDICAL House, -Establ;st,.d Is
Il years ago by DIX kINkEl4lN. The oldest suest ana
best hand to cure all forms of diseases Of the skin os
solitary habits Of youth, is DIR. kINKEIIN n W cn,n.-
of Third and Union Streets bet esn Spruce and Pima an.
and half squares irsm the Exenauge Phadeiphia : =
Take Particular NOtice.-1here Is a habit which
boys teach each other at The academy coeg-a habit IN
dged IN wuen BY themselves, Ia solitude
the boy TO manhood. and which, ID not Abandoned IN An.
une nos only beges serious obstacles matrimonial ham,
pn0 bat TO prut!acte nsiloas ana
devastating affections Few Of thase who indulge in this
pefncOus practice are aware n the consequences ut fsr
lind the neryOus system shattered strange and ,ps
cOGnabe feelings. vague fears tine mind The ip.ylsnr
becomes feeble he unable 10 labor with accustomed yi,.
or or 10 apply nis mud 10 study tdy and weak
be rs duh aud rIesOlue, the cnunteance Is dewnclst the
ewes without natural lustre sfaeaceineSS IS apiarrnt i
L1cse are sysghs1ls at ss0aEl aclts tie al.st0 of
thcse sllsttiSLy ag!1ctesi. .r ..--.-I9
II the yc BE- of the cause OF his dseav sna
having reliEquished the Odous practice he suffers undr
those terrible nocturnal emissions wk weaken and sham.
hn, producing mental and physical prostralion III be
eancaie himself before the practice has done It's worst
ana enter inairuu1r, his marriage uu-uitfl snd hf<
senses tell him tha; thIs caIsed bv his early ta,es
Too many think they viii hug the secret 20 their own
hearts. ana themselves Alas how often is this tatai
Geiusioh aud how many apromisin youth. who have
been an ornEnen to society," has tied from tho efhf L
0iIRs Men =! Let false uasesty deter y,,u h,f.
making Your CasS known who tom education and r
sPeca9Hy eau alone Leifena yO lie who places hsa.~t
under DR hiNhELIN = tfeniineu NAV
hs honor as Eentiean, and bosin viii be G,r
ever locked The secret OF the PATIENT -- = =.
Country inyallds.-FIsdiHg II inconyenient TO make
personal application can by stating their case explicitly 70
gether wIn all their sslnptotns Jl- letter 6.x.
forwarded 10 them chest eunlaning r n :, u,i,.,..
appropriated accordingly, anu be cur ed II home
structures OF The ureth, weakness constitutional de-
bli:y promptly cured, and iu vOr restored All ettsrs
=" remittance Of 25 cents IN letter NOT Md a
dressed 10 Dr. knkein PbilaslpIa VIII secure 6is bsk
on 'he Secret Innrmlues Of Youth Il sept4-wly
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suited to 'sSpecifc Disease My extensive
practice in Philadelphia the past thirty years has
from the University Of fPenDsyvsns @ p
ance OF Doctors Physe Chapman Cox, Gibson and Hare
the results OF that practice In the form of Family
clnes. H..
As attend to the compounding of these Medicines my
SELF they found testify superior 10
j. S. ROSE, MD.
Dr. j. s. Rcse's Cough Syrup. or Expectorant is never
failing remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma 1t
sgainsl future attacks. bottles at SOC. andsi
Dr. j. s. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup. This prepara-
ons wees es 5oe frequently cures in
DR. J. s. Roses Group This dangerous complaint
amongst children, Yields Immediately this failing
Dr. s. Roses Nervous and Invgersiing Cordial stand.
without equal, for the relief cure of Heart Disease
Neuralgia Flaulence, Depressed spirts Tremor the
body down by care, study trial Of will
convince the most sksptical. Price Soc.
DIR. J. s. Roses Extract OF Bnchu-Ths decidedly
of the best remedies used for all Diseases
neys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affections. Price so
Dr. J. S. Roses Anti Bilious, Railroad Pls.-Th ey
adopted TO the Southern sections OF the United
particularly being of preventative of bilious
attacks and when used with Dr. Roses Tonic MIXTURE will
the stubborn of Bilious Fever Fever and
Ague Price Il y and IS cents
Dr. J: s. Rose Pain Curer cures all painI internal
external may be relied on for curing and giving almost
instant relief to Cholera Morbus Choe and all pains in
the Stomach or Bowels, Bheu from Cold, Sore
Throat, pains in the Limbs Back Side, Chilibains
sprans and Bruises Sale to all ages Price l2 a. .5 and
FOR Female COmplaints.-Dr J. s. Rose's Golden pills.
for falling of the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and
Relaxation. Price soc.
Dr. J. S Roses Female specihc-A remedy for Painful
MensiruatiOn, LeucorbGa or Whites. Price IS. '..-
Dr. J. s. Roses Dyspeptic Compound.-Ths preparation
has failed in curing the Dyspepsia, Ind geson or
Liver Complaint, when taken conjunction with his Alter
Family Pills. Price of both 75c. -h.-.HF
Dr. j. S. Roses Tonic Mixture lisa failing remedy
for Chlls FeVers and General Debility. A few doses will
convince the skeptieal. Price soc.
Dr. Us. Roses Sarsaparis Gompund For all Skin Dis
eases, and for the Blood it superior all Others
Price 50cents and 81.
Dr. J. Roses Elixir of Opium, free from all the bad eff
fecs of Opium and Laudanum such Headache,
patton sck Stomach. Price Csc
All whose Constitutions impaired by disease weak
by nature should read DIR. J. ), ROSES MEDICAL AD-
WISER (Which description of the Diseases
climate and the mode Of eament.) 1t be had without
charge OF
W. F. GRAY, Nashville,
w. w. BERRY 4 DEM0VILLE,
SHE'LL RUTHERFORD, Galatin,
McCLAIN d DALE, Columbia .
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Js .
t- ROBERT l.. CARUTHEisS, for Middle Tennessee;
A. W. o. T0TTEN, for West Tennessee
s5S We are authorized to announce W. K TURNER q
candidate for re election the Office of Crimi nal Judge
for the criminal district of Davidson, Montgomery and
Rutherford. -. . ID e.
eS- We are authorised 70 Announce Col. A. +. GoFF
candidate for Judge Of the Criminal Court in the Circuit
composed of Rutherford Davidson and Montgomery coun-
ties .- LID. ... .. ... ...-- -.-..-.... D..
~" We are requested 10 announce SAMUEL d. FgIER
son. of Columbia candidate for Chancellor of the Middle
Chancery Division, composed of the counties OF Stewart
Montgomery, Robertson Davidson, Williamson, Marshal,
Giles Lewis and Maury. ...
80 We are authorized TO announce JoHS @. COLLIER,
of Charlot Candidate for Chancellor OF the Sixth d
vision composed of the following counties: Carroll Ben
.On Humphreys Dickson, Hickman Perry, Decatur Hen
derson, M'Nairy, Hardin, Wayne and Lawrence.
20 Wea authorised to announce SoLoS Il ltosK as
candidate for Chancellor for the Sixth Chancey District
composed oft counties Of Hickman Dickson Humphreys
Benion Carroll Decatur Perry Henderson, McNairy, Har
din, Wayne and Lawrence. ... ....
ss5- We are authorized TO announce BEvERLr D. ALLEN
candidate for Chancellor for the Sixth Chancery Dvi-
son composed of the counties Of Dickson Hickman Law
renee Wayne, Hardin, McNary, Henderson, Decatur Per-
~ Humphreys, Benton and Carroll
r. We are authorized to announce MICAJAH BULLOCK.
Es of Madison county candidate for Chancellor Tor
the Western division Of Tennessee at the next May cleo
t0n ...-.a .H .. .. r. ~ ..#a -r
We are authorized to THoHAs NJ JoNEs
didate for Circuit Judge in the 9th Judicial Circuit
posed of the counties of Marshall Maury, Lewis and Giles
,9y@ We are authorized announce s. G. PAvArr as
candidate for Chancellor the Sixth Chancery District
composed of the counties Of Dickson, Hickman Lawrence
Wayne Perry, Hardin, MNairy, Decature, Henderson,
Carroll Benton and Humphreys.