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STRANGE PRs5ESTEMsNr.- the
cn"l'n'ine explosion near Richmond,
Mr.. SaInnel G"uidin, che of the over
seers, was killed. The Despatch snys
he had dream on Sunday night which
weighed heavily on his mind. Before
starting to work on Monday morning
he cunversed freely with his wife, and
instructed her how to act if he should
meet with any accident that day.
After starting to work, he returned
.trre times 10 kiss his little children
and bid them good bye. The poor
leiluw never saw them again
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KflEQlGErCOfypCs.

We have been requested TO call a,tcn'
ton 10 Mr.. l.ArAR's notice. No,c, be.
yond doubt, is tho time for our country
friends to obtain good likcnesBes without
much trouble or expense. Court week
will bring them all to the village, and ten
minutes in Mr.. LAFAR's room and few
dollars does the work. Try it.
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WASHINGTON, March 26.-Our Gulf
J squadroi, Is to be Immediately augmented;
and Il any Spanish vessel hereafter over.
hauls or fires into an American vessels she
will be promptly chastized.
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New Spring & Summer
GO CD I'D SIS !,

VXIE ARE NOW RECEIVING AZ GENER. 4
w nj assortment Of Spring and Summsf q
mining everyvariety of Dry Goedss, Grocsries,
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats Sadleryi &c, q,
We will be ahis TO offer better bargains Than
We hnve al any previous time. A call ais 10 Il
Rpectfnlly aoiici,cd. ~
a1 j. t. JsoLoMoNs & 90. 81
5s3 April, i,i, 1865. 80 ~ 8. ii, "a
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TIE MlDLoTnIAN LxpLos1oN.-Fiye
white men, TWO white boys, and thirty
colored men we're killed by the explo-
sion i'll the Midlothian coal pits, liz
Chesterfield county, Iva. on Monday
evening last The names Of the white,
sufferers are as fellows: Samuel Goul..
din, manager of hands, John Lester.
John Evan, Joseph Howe, and the.
two boys Jonathan Jewctt aad Will.
liam Wright. -Four white miners and
eleven c"Iorcd ones were badly burnt,
Some Of whom ave not expected to.
survive. Mining oberations will prob:
ably be resumed in three or four
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SALE DAY.--M onday last was SALE day
The turn out was small, and the amount
Of sales effected and Of business trans.
acted was not very great.
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DIsAFFEcTtoN III EnAHcE.-A Wa.
sh''Fs'on correspondents vf The Balti.
n,"se Sun, spscuIatinS upon affairs i'm
Europe, says:
The power Of Louis Napoleon iy
already threatened by combinations
against hi" at home, and it is even
believed that Prince Napoleon is him
self one of the leaders OF the disaF ct.
ed party. A pp,nph ct against the
Emperor Louis was recently published
in Belgium, and its authorship was
traced to Prince Louis. Its circulation
was prohibited in France, and the
efforts made by the Belgian govern
me'it to detect and punish the author,
al he instance of the French govern.
mcht. led to the discovery Of its
authorship.
The writer argues that if general
peace should the result of the Wen
na Conference, such is the the condi.
ton OF Europe that it cannot be
maintained. g...
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ot him then,or We are doing him more
than justice now. We ought not to-
sovcrlo"k his antecedenis, or tho means
Ivy Which he reached the throne; and
as we have no clue to the future exceps
through the medium Of the past, it is
just possible that we are reaching that
turning point in the French alliance I
which will>reveal the character OF the
Emperor IN it's true colors. We can.
state, confidently, that serious fears are.
entertained in very high quarters that's
the distractions to peace willprocced
less from Russia than from France
that u peace as the present moment.
even on the most honorable terms.
and with undoubted securities for the
future, is MT what Louis Napoleon
really desires--that he pants beyond
all things for the achievement Of those.
brilliant victories viii h will copsoli-
date his dynasty, and rival the military
fame OF bis uncle--and that h expects
England to aid him in these wild
Quixotic schemes. fifth ,se suspicious
are realized--and we know that thew
are entertaine, by persons who have
access to the very best sources of in
iorma'ion--we shall find the French
alliance n very troublesome affair.
which will ci,lEer drag us further than
we are inclined to 60, or leave us very
~ at ease with 4; power whose co.ope.
ration in this Russian war was hailed
with enthusiasm by the people Of this
empire"
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MORE THAN HE WAS WORTH.-A Ii.
quor seller sold o habitual drunkard,
in Illinois, brandy from the effects of
which, he fell into canal causing
comic ton and subsequently DEATH
His widow sued the rum.scller for
damages and the jury awarded her
five hundred dollars damages. Our
own opinion is that the wife Of any
drunken husband would be well rid OF
him at that rate,
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HhRsYkLrs EOTICF.

WHEREAS libel was the 4th day Of January, in
w the wear $50. fled in the District Court Of the Uni
ted States Tor the Middle District of Tennessee by Thos
B. Childress Esq ATTORNEY of the United States Tor ssd
District rs well behalf OF the United States IS OF
Jesse Thomas Esq Collector for the port of Nashville
arainst the vessel Hartsvi!e Der tackle apparel and
furniture for reasons and causes in the said libel men
toned praying the usual process and monoH OF the said
Court in the premises requiring all persons interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture know
ing having any thing TO say why tho should not be
condemned according TO the prayer OF the SAID libel
be- and appear before said Court The 9TH day OF March
next $3.50 at 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ If the be day Of
jurisdiction otherwise on the next dav Of jurisdiction
thereafter then and there 10 the premises and in
terpOse his her their claim to the same and all due
proceedings being had that the said vessel her tackle
pare and furniture may for the and in
the said libel mentioned, be condemned liable the
United States for the f0etures therein mentioned and
their costs in that behalf expended:
Now therefore, all persons interested in the said vessel
EGrtsVie her tackle apparel and furniture or knowing
or having any thing say why the should not be
condemned according to the prayer of the said libel
hereby required be and appear before the said Court
city OF Nashville the 9TH day of March next 1885 at
10 ococS a NJ, Of that day if the be day Of ju.
Tsdcon Otherwise the day Of jurisdiction there
alter then and there TO the premises and nterpose
has her or their claim to the same and make their aega-
mons IN that behalf and show cause If any they have why
the same should not be condemned ACCORDING 10 The
prayer of the said libel
This 5th day OF January 1850
J. b. CLEMENTS
~ u b Marshal Mid Dist. Of Tenn.
BY B. \. CLEMENTS, d. n. Tianl0-Iw
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Give them a trial.-A

Give them a triai.-Mercenary persons have in so ma
ny instances succeeded in fstns upon the community
worthless preparations, claiming for them great medca
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing
sanctioned by physician This sanction has been be
slowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC.
TORANT and DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances. Indeed many medical men who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Exsectorant in
of Coughs Colds and diseases of The respiratory organs
which under their And, in all diseases of the
bowels too such as Diarrhel, the Darrhel Cordial is
prescribed By them with the utmost confidence in its benz
fetal effects. Give these excellent medicines trial. See
descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents.
Price only 90 cents for each or six bottles for s. 80
decoo
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To REVENUE CoILEcToEs.-A large portion Of
the revenue for 1854 is yet uncolIected and as the
school fund will be distributed sooa after the re-
uurn of the Comptroller from Jackson, it is mpor-
tant that the revenue collectors OF West Tennessee
should meet the agent of the Treasurer in Jackson,
during the first fifteen days of April, and pay in
the amount due from their respective counties.
This viii apply IS well to counties in the Middle
and Eastern divisions This is the first distribution
Of school funds under the act of the last Legsla-
ture, and it is hoped revenue collectors will be
prompt and pay over by the 1st of May, so that
the common school law of 1854, shall have a
fair trial and give the Treasurer time to spportion
the same by July. A. DIBRELL, Treasurer.
January H. 1855
Papers friendly to the cause, will please give an
insertion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM A PHYSICIAN IN ILLINOIS

Ii is gratifying to the proprieors of B. A. Fahnestocks
VERMIFUGE to see that regular practitioners make an
exception in favor of this Yermuge and not only il
preference to their preparations, hut give their volun
isry testimony its favor The following is from ply
stefan of high character, now in Illinois, formerly of Lou
isiana, and is dated
SHAwEEETowE, H., June 3, 1858.
AessrS. B. 4. FahneStOek d c.: Geatleuep-I have
used b. A. Fahnesocks Vermfuge in the practice of med
cne in this and the Southern States for the last ten years
and recommend the medicine for the purpose fol
which was intended; bringing at time from small
girl, OF, say, tea years of age, ONE HUNDRED AMI
SEVENTY-NINE WORRIES. AS a druggist at Shawnee
town. have sold great quantity and it has invariably
given satisfaction In fact, it is the only worm medicine
now called for. Ii. SYMMES, Il d.
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal druggists
aud country merchants throughout tue United States
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE Jan. IS.
CoTroS.Tha market without material change yez-
terday though some few bales brought fraction the
prices which have ruled for le past week Sales cf about
100 bales at 61sa6]<.
GEocEEIss-The recent arrival Of a shipment Of bli.
Salt from Kanawha company has reduced prices aud is
now held at see Sales yesterday Of bb!s II this figure.
Sales yesterday at auction by W H. Gordon Co. as fol
lows: loo hhds Sugar at 51a4@i teTces Rice at 9.
y bbls Whlskey at &c and 10 SACKS Sata s. 87sl Co.
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Ask Any One who Has Ever Used

DR. McLANE'5 CELEBRATED PILLS, what they
think of them: Ninetynins in hundred will tell you they
the best Pills for liver complaint sick headache and
dyspepsia that they have used Read The following
from one of our most respectable citizens:
NV YoRE, August g. 1889.
do hereby certify that have been suffering from a
pein in my side and breast for long time and after trying
MANY remedies came to the conclusion that py liver
affected. Immediately commenced using DE- hLane's
Ceebra ed Liver Pills aud the few that have taken have
areadv given me more than ali the other medicines
have taken put together went to e!arvOyant to con-
suit him. after examining carefully, he advised De 10
continue the use Of Dr. MLauts Pills that they would e
ieetuslly cure me w w. PHILLIPS,
No Columbia place.
P s. DR. MLane5 celebrated Vermiiuge and Liver Pills
can both DO obtained ct any Of the respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful 70 ask for Dr. NJ
LANES Celebrated Liver Pills. and take noneelse There
are other Pills purporng to &c Liver Pills. now before the
public. Dr. mIanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Verminge, can now be had at ell respectable Drug
Stores in the Uaited States and Canada. noYi4-l6
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EPSILON.
y--nE BEST soy Of OLD PACIFIC. a

sTHE BEST SuS OF OLD PACIFIC, ihe IA
! bruhcr Of Gamma, and the sire OF Corset, n YtSl
Diamond. NotEiTe and Sclene. viii stand the
ensuing IF my stable al S25. The cash will be lie
quirei before she renewal Of the property Mares kept At
. cents per week
EPSILON is r1agv sixteen hsuds high, rich bav, and
Of the most beautiful and perfect horses and
Tie successful competitor for The prize the Stock Fur
Middle Tennessee ast October Bur five Of his colts have
been tTa.uci, yVr OF that number have proved most
oaaut rls-s. NHa horse America has done hetterE
His pedzrJe eags any Ia the United States Nc re
soonsibilitv for accidents or ESCAPES
-.lul--roEw " Il. HbKDiNG.
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RECEIPTS BY THE River.

RECEIPTS 81 THE ElVEK.
fR0x THE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER or C0a1iERcs
Load Of coal per steamer Republic.
MEMPHIS, per steamer City Of Huntsville
% bbls apples; sundry pigs mdse.
ST LOUIS per steamer Salie West!
L sacks buekwheat -four; l Dbl cranberies 10 bals
fish hf pipes brandy; bbls do IS bbIs apples: 500
sacks con-; lot of prairie chakeDs aad venson.
Per steamer Rock City:
IS kegs shot; o do Lead zoo do white lead 80 b5ls
crackers do pilot bread GO bhIs sugar; Is kegs syr
up = bhls -four; do apples; 10 do whiskeyj dc Ii
quors; DO lard OIL do cider; DO onious bo-es
candles . sacks potatoes; n boxes linment 80 bales
hemp; 20 bundles shingles 1905 lbs bar iron % pkgs
mdse.
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RAILROAp AND sTEAMBOAT PAssENaERs.

e that they al continue to convey passengers and
from tie Depot aUd Steamboats, the old prices % cents
reports 10 the contrary Notwithstanding There are al
,ays enough hacks 81 the depO; iy- uPon Tue arrival
If Ire cars ard boats dag OF night 10 I'll The VaE
sugers to the hotels residences al be old prices. Bag
cage cars are also always on hand.
The public are warned against reports to the elect that
The Hacks charge over 20 cents.
We are responsible for baggage paced In UuT care
,all 70, Hack and viii gn directly 70 your place of
destination without being driven all over the city aud
without being Jared n q j. r7g7H.
,uI--lm HACKNEN OF NASHVILLE.
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- - are authorized and requested to announce DR.
Tsor,s a ADHESION Of Coffee County, as a candidate to
represent tie Fourth Congressional District in lac next
Congress OF ths United States Dr. Anderson was the Ed
Itor Of tie Tss7rss5 Sentinel during The Presidential can
vas e 1870 lie was the Democratic Electoral Ticket
90 lsli lie has heretofore done good service for the
Democratic ary and THIS IS the fsf time he las asked
any tr5rg Tor himself jsnl0u
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DFCEMBER RULES, 1851.

Joseph Hsrand
David W. HanC..
ON motion and il appearing 10 the Clerk and Master
said Court that David W Hance is a non-residea, it
is hereupon ordered that order of publication be made
for 30 DAYS in the Jai9 md ABrcd published in Nash
VILE Tenn requiring the sad David Rauce 10 appear
the 2nd Monday in FEBRUARY next at the CoBrt House
the town OF Carthage Smith county, Tenn, then and there
to plead answer OF deDur 10 csmpainants original bill
amended and supplemental bill and default thereof said
bill " be taken for confessed and for hearing 1
as to him.
fec2S-l,u 4 HOORE Clerk and Master.
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REMOVAL.

We have removed our large Print
ing Establishment to the corner of
Church and Cherry Streets, where
we will be happy to see our friends
and patrons.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec o, 1874.
DE,G STls-We annex below market quotations this
day Tor articles in which you mag be interested and you
may rely upon them as being correct
Bacon Hams per II al4; :ass s'zaa Shoulders s.
dali
Lard losl2-new in demand.
Corn per bUSEsl ! I2-gcarco.
Oats so49o-limited demand
Feathers 3ss40-nominai.
Cotton g gas ]zz-very dull and declining
Rice 21la3J5 -new crop.
Salt in sacks 50-grOwing scarce.
Flour, Georgia. sacks 5oa4 -; barrels scale ..
Market somewhat improved.
GEENyILIE / co,
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NEW BOOKS.

yIARPER's; MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY
Ii 1855, iust received BY JOHN AoRk n CO.
DANCROFT,S UNITED STATES. Vol. 81,
ID for sale BY JOHN YORK co.
StPTRIT MANIFESTATIONS EXPLAINED.
jani JOIN YORK & co.
FIFTH voLUHE COMMENCED.
pETNA M'S MONTH"; Y-JARGA
AsoSG tbs coSTscIs AIRS
Portraits of Contributor Author cf The Conque-
The Ocean and its Life
Winter.
Was Napoleon Diclsor?
The Old Sculptor and his Pupil.
Professor Phantillc-A Romance OF ibe Water Cuss
Spenserians
Hard Swearing on Church Stsep'e.
The Rich Merchant Ot Cairo.
Our Given Names
To Mummy Wheat
Israel Potter; or Fits Years Of Exile CHAPTER XIX.
Continued. Chlpier XXX The Shuttle.
Negro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Modern.
Are Gil Men Descended from Adam
Secret Societies-The Know NOth;ngS
Editorial Notes
"a TuESs-95 cents per number. or SIS per
jan9. JOHN YORK CO, Agents
nIARIES for 1885. ALMANACS for 1856.
~ For sale BIZ JOHN YORK 4 co.
CCHO0L BoOKS.-JOHN YORK co. also have on
Books which they offer for sale at reduced prices
PARTY LEADERS
WAY-D0WN-EAST; BY JACK DowSISa.
THE NEWSBOY.
THE LOST HEIRESS.
JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA; BY BAYAaD
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Frances F. House,
Merit House and Others.
an motion and it appearing 10 the satisfaction o he
Clerk and Master that Merit House is nonresident
OF this State II IS heIsupon ordered that en- order Of pub
ication be made for 80 DAYS in the Union cad ATercIa
published in Nashville requiring the said defendant Merit
House. TO appear the Court House IN the town OF Car
aage Smith county, Tenn, the end Monday in Febru-
airy next then and there Plead deuur 70 the
cnmplanants original and amended bill, and in default
thereof said bills will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing er rGrse as TO him A MOORE,
dec22-im Clerk and Master.
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ID virtue of order writ OF Election IN ma a;ra,i.
ID from the Governor Of the State Of Teuaessss viii
open and hold an election the Goth t.v Of January
1885, at The usual places Of voting in the County of pa
wilson for the purpose of electng Major General for the
end Division Of the militia OF the State of Tennessee 10
fill the vacancy ocasloned by the resignation of Msior
General S, 4. Anderson. Z. &. BIGLEY
decl2 ebsrls Of Davidson county
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TOR RENT havea house on the corner Of Lin
L and lemOre Streets cor for the next year Ap
ply TO L. A.BALLUWE
dec3l-f Gen. Agt, No. II. Deaderick St
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DFCrUEFRRUEES. 1884,

Nancy Patterson by her next friend, Wu Patterson.
Neal Pate rsOn and others.
ON notion and it appearing TO the CLERK and Master OF
tssid Court that Neal Patterson is nonresident Of
this State thereup0n ordered that order Of pubics
ton be 10 nde for so days in the Union end Aa7sir1
published IN Nashville, Tenn, requiring the said Nea
Patterson appear and plead answer demur 10 the
compainants bill the Court House. the town of Garth
age Smith County Tenn. the 2rd Monday in FebIu-
aTv next and in default thereof said bill viii be taken for
confessed end for Fearing, PGTfs, as 10 him
dec2A--Im A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me in The Dy,, Bnsi
i ness Mr. WALTON b. GRUBBS The business viii
hereafter be conducted under the firm style of BROWN
d GRUBPS. J. G. BROWN
Nashville January !, 1855.
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FssSeu January IoIh5 IoO1.
A true CODY. Attest: E. A. RAMORTH

TIN SUMNER FLAG-W. Il. RLACKMoRE, Esq,
editor ofthe Flag, al GalIatin, is now in our city,
and vii receive Advertisements from merchants
and others. Tie Flag circulates in all parts of
Snm0er county, and is therefore seen by large
class Of persons VINO do most of their trading in
Nashville Il is therefore a capital advertising me-
a.u1a ior Nashville merchants.
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hROLLERTOyt


THE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
l. lasly introduced into this country viii be sent By
She subscriber to any person in the United Ss'es or the
CanadaS. fer 81 co.
The KROLLERION vii curl or wavO tie bar in the
most beautiful MANNER. Any person having the coarse
and uncOUh locking hair transform il into the MOST
BE iUFEUL by the Of this article The Ingredients
Will not st over L cent5 and with this recent any one
make qusy good in every respect th1 sold s.
per bottle. II preferred, package Of EroeTiOn ready
made will be sent free OF postage inst :ad Of he Receipt
with directions for preparing it il liquid iorm and full i-
IectiO2s for use. send all letters postpaid, 10
II A FREMONT,
janll-W3m Warren, Trumbull Co. Ohio.
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TINHE subscribers will continue The WHOLESALE DRY
/ GOODS AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
al the old stand Of Duncan, Morgan Co., under the sye
ard G-fn of A. j. DUNCAN &'CO,
A J. DUNCAN,
GEORGE Starlight,
FRANCIS FURAAN
Pes 2s 1884 ItesSOi j. W JUDKINS.
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- We are authorized to announce Col. b. F. CaEAT-
, IS candidate for Major General Of the Second Dvis
ION al Tennessee Militia n0y29-ti
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR oF TIE STAT!
OF TENNESSEE,


To Ell who shall see these Presents Greeting:
TITO the Shsriis Of the Counties OF esz IN 20
Uekalb Eentress jackson, M. -. %o35-S-ssss
con- OveTton, Putnam, Smith, and 5sss7yyiS-sS5zzs
White in said State, composing the 4h Sohcora Dis.
trict-Greeting:
Whereas The election opened and held sn tie Esd day
Of May s5 in the 9Th Soctoral District for the election
OF an Attorney General in said strict has been
before and decued nall ard void by the proper auoTi-
~ for hearing and determining such contested eiecCEs
and the being certified ne il due form of law
Now, therefore, /, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid Ly virtue OF the power and authority IN ne
vested Is lax, 10 hereby command YOU after giving at
least months notice. al al tie places OF holding cleo
tons in your respective countess to open and hold
election Thursday, the 18th Of February 1855 y7 an
Attorney General in said 4h Solicijora Ds.ric 10 til
the vacancy occssGn2d by tie election being declared
void and that you due returns make required by law
made and provided in such cases.
1zs7-zZyS In Testimony Whereof have heyeuno
Esssfsa set iD7 hand and caused tbs Gleat Seal Of
g. Ess-Sz said STATE 20 lo affixed Ct Nashville the in
,szs=7sSlss 80 DAY ot January 1850.
-s1 By Tire G1r6Tuor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
V. =. 4. RAMSEY, .Irrt1sy 81 Stgts ,.tdTw5v)
~ Sparta Tines copy four weeks
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gs7- We are indebted to the genteman'y and
attentive. c'er}, Of the SALLm WEST for St louis
nararq in advance of the mails.