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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09
Premium Boot and Shoe MaRaiactOry

JAMES ". HlMIroS. rBsS TULLss
HAMILTON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn
NNTE would inform friends and the public that we
w still old stand on Market street, where
have on hand and manufacturing a much better
assortment Of work than hare before offered the
public consisting IN part Of the following kinds:
Mems superfne French Calf Boots aud Caters;
Men and Boys fine CAT Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys aad Youths Cali aud Kip Boots, water,
prooi;
Mems. ANA Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and SIN
Mems. Boys and Youths Kip SHOES double and sin.
gle sOes;
Double Sole Negro Brogsns;
House Servants Shoes, heavy andhchti
Youths aud Chl!dren's coarse and tine Shoes
ALSO -
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots sswed aud pegged.
hid Z" Is Z"
French No.
TsmP'oo
sewsd and pe2ged.
We are making work from seeet stock. and 10
good styles. and warrant every part Of the workmanship
cs- Work made to order. Also. requiring promptly
and NEATLY Done.
~ Cash paid for Hides Or taken in exchange,
jlnll-ly HAMlLT0N & FULLER.
RECTIFIED WIiSkEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbs "Nsctsr" WhIskev fur sps ty
/ janis Z. :. CHEATHAh 60.
FINE WIIIShEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbs Robertson County OH Double
1 Distilled Corn whIskey very 5gg-,-ior quality
FOR sale by tjanlSl E.S. ChEATHAa X GO.
RYE WElISkEY.
rI,wENTY bbis pare Od MOuon g..bela Rye Wh;skoy-
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janis I. ). CiEATHAM CO.
ALE.
V>HIRTY hbls BIS. Cincinnati Ale fres6. Jus. received
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CHEESE.
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\ ceiyed and for sale oy
j.ul6 E.s. CHEATHAM 8 co
STARCH.
TWENTY boTes best Cincinnati Starch Just received
i and for ssle h janl6l + : ChEATHAN co
BROOMs.
THIRTY dozen Corn BrOomS. Just received ard for
L sale by lanl6l u. $. CHEArIIAN GO.
STAR CANDLES
ONE HUNDRED boxes, hall aud quarter boxes Star
l Candies Just received and for Sale by
janis T. $. CHEATHAd & co
OYSTERS.
YHORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters, IN ems. Just
japIs '''~N ~ E $. CHEATHAM CO.
MATCuES.
NIFTY gross Matches in round sh0Tt boxes. Just re
L ceived and foF sails y
janl6 r. = CHEATHAN co
TEAS FRESn,l
TTNHiRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
i 3 hall chests 6xrRA tue Black Teas;
5 do do Green do
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FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED bbls ). r. Flour, raEsa Just re-
L eeived and for sale By
janis Z. ). CHEATHAM / co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

ETHHE subscriber oilers Tor sale his residence lying in
McNsFy County, Tennessee four miles east of Purdy,
under goJd fencs ana fDe state of cultivation l75
OF rch bottom land There is good roomy framed dwell
ling framed barn and STABLE houses two
failing well aud spring water good young orchard and in
healthy neghborhood the State affords In short,
this place Offers every thing that hesrt could desire in
home Terms to suit the purchaser and possession given
immediately if desired.
or-I l-9nw John a. COMBS
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

sTRAYED or STOLEN
JSE0M the subscriber residing three miles south OF Mt
l. Pleasant Maury county, Tennessee, on the night Of
the 9Th December last bright bay horse thres years
old fifteen hands high; shOd all round; short name and
tail rather short the only be had a little white
above the hOof Of the ght hind foot and small enlarge
the spawn JOINT Of the lsft hind leg lie had
when lie ei, Spanish saddle; the had been broken
aud Iuended; ;hs horn good order when he len.
Auy person giving Information Of said horse to the Post
Master ct M PeaSani, Tennessee, shall be bersly
warded NJ J. NJ D0BBIN,
Three mie- sOuh Of ut. Pessant-12th district,
i4pII-Ult
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OFFIoE-c0REER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.


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to subscribers At tie oowiDg rates: Single copies
ycar in advance 8 90; within tie year s. oo st tie
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- CNDRiES. JUST RECEIVED
- Mo;klog Bird and Canary Cages beautiful patterns;
Hal, Table and Side Board Lamps;
Feather busters; Floor Brushes Hearth do;
Houssand Steamboat Lanterns;
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HtFICE No 9, Cherry street. opposite Judge Catr0n's
! and next door 20 pr. y, ". Hall Residence City
Hotel jau29 SIT
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Fare Reduced?
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DOLL AIRS,
United States OsaiELfne

United States laaiR Lime
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEM WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 toas, N. Berry Commander
Elarion, L,2go tons, J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 1880 tons, S. C. Turnsr, Commander
SOutherner, 1909 tons, Tdos Evan. Commander.
..e-fS.. LEAVES Adger's Wharyes. every Weduea.
sF-ITy-s day and Saturday af.c- ne srriya; oi iGe
eszsssS -----sss5 cars from the South and WzsI.
These Steamships were all built for the Line and Tor
safatv comfort aud speed are unrivaief the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and cour
teoas Command de-s, viii insure Travellers Of this Lie
every possible comfort ana accommodation,
CABIN passage. .......,......-..... .SS0
SteeTaEe passage, .,....... ....,..,-..-... IS.
Far freight OF passage, having elegant State Room Ae
comuiodatlOa7 apply 20
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston S. c
roy5--u
a ~ P. UoL2Es
IIERIoT 81 HOLMES,
COMMISSION AND F0RWA2DIKG MERCHANTS,
No. a HEYDEE AAJGb, C.ari rie;+0a g O.
RsF1aEEcSs.
Shepherd NCTeeEJ, Co, Charleston, South Carolina,
B. $. Rbstt,
w. B. HsTIct
John Dszs
I. 5 Z. u. Eudd
.arIes Gadsdcu & Co
James Walker, Nashville Tennessee
Thomas 5. Ken2edy, Louisville, Kco uc5y
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rNLEGANT STORE.-FOR Rent OF LEAs

INLEGANT STORE.-FoR RENT OR LEASE
- College street-That cornmodious Store House
Jcueupei bv Fall 4 Cunningham is for Rent or Lease
This Is of the most elegant Store Houses Nashville
IS lto iec deep throughout the three stories with sepe
as entrance the upper stories. 1t also has elegant
ieiilr or Basement 10 feet high well aoored and with
sa' bues Tor stoves and the alley. Call
LINDSLEY d CR0CKETT,
OoNS-f Sc COPse street
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g. NCEEEgV, e n. HooKS,
LJ.Irest5a, Chattanooga.
M'CREERY & HOOKE,
COTTON IA CTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,


CHARLESTON, s. C.
YHyE have established 10 this CITY House for the sale
w Of ALL country snd NANUFAcFUREs-for the
receiving aad forwarding Of goods and the fitting Of orders
in this market which @Ill give srci personal
enren.
Our r NJ HOOKS has been long known 10 the business
men Of Tennessee. Georgia aud Alabama Commission
Merchlut at ChatianoOgs, and EaAScIs McCRgEsT,
through Bis connection with shepherd, McCreery Co,
Charleston Merchants generally radIng 10 this city,
and that our long knowledge OF tue business C
the West viii enable discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for ths shipment of
goods with despatch from Europe and the North thss any
y the southern Sesboard having the advantage Of
regular lines Of Sailing Packets Liverpool and Boston.
aud Also communication with New lOTS, Phiadel-
pha Baltimore and Havana.
The rates all descriptions of freight to and from
Charleston are now the same n Savannah
novsO-6mstriw hcCREERG < HO0KE,
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Northern and Southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
Hin savannah.

tAJH NLW GUhht IhIIhU1Lf hId, GC,
Via Savannah.
HAVING been appointed Agentfor the above Company
1 al Nashville. Respectfully inform the citizens OF Mid
dc Tennessee that this Company Expresses om New York
aud Philadelphia By the Regular Line of Mail 10
Savannah and have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Railcad, Macon Western. Western Atlantic
E'st Tennessee Georgia, and Nashville i Chattanooga
Railroad and running daily Messengers all tie
aboe roads This will enable the Company 10 bring Goods
through from New York to Nashville in days. aud tbs
charges wl not exceed that OF Expressing cm New York
70 Louisville.
The Company will also forward Specie, Bank Ns'ss
Dratlg Bills for collection &c Also every description Of
Merchandise aud Nauahrs Northern cities and all iuter
mediate places ou the above Roads
nov4-iy A, HAMILTON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRESS GOODS

NO. o UnIOH StPeat Ef-.9
w 80 ~ ie9ls5ing a new AID beautiful asaortzu.u.
= = s. - 1la, bsek Plaid Striped and BroSae 49, 1-i
s y Psin coiors Plaid and Printed RerSs ts
S-ns % acsa And Iawnstogeiber with gs5sssi .s
n,snt o. staple Goods Hosiery Parasols T,.s &
Al1Ds' &c. lsp2sI THURSIOS Z RgRS1R6 -
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.

The present critical state of European affairs viii render
these publications unusually interesting during the forth
coming year. They viii occupy middle ground between
the hastily written newstems crude specuatous and ay-
ing ruors Of the daily Journal and the ponderous Tome
OF the future historian written after the living interest and
excitement OF the great political events of the time shall
have passed away 1t IS TO these Periodicals that !ers
must look for the only really ineligible and reliable hiso
~ OF current events and such in addition to their we'll
established literary scientific and theological character
We urge them upon the consideration of the resdng public
sspS Arrangements permanently made for the
receipt of Eerly sheets from the British Publishers BY
which we are enabled 10 place all our Reprints in
the hands Of subscribers about as as they can be fur
nished WITH the foreign copies Although this involves
very large outlay part shall continue to furnish
Per ann.
For any one Of the four Reviews. IS 90
For s1y two Of the four Reviews. 500
For any three OF the four Reviews. 90
For ell tcur OF the Reviews. 90
For Baekwoods Magazine. ne.................... 800
For Blackwaod and three Reviews. s............. 700
For Backwood aud the four Reviews. ......... 10 90
Pegnst 20 bsmGisi in all cases IN odeaacs Honey current
sh ts STATE s0tsre is9stet at1 6e rscei0ed at par.
CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty five per cent from the above prices
will be allowed to Clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co.
four copies OF any Of the above works
Thus -Four copies of Blsckwood. Of Review. will
be sent TO address for Ss four copies of the four Re
views and Backwood f0r $50; and SO o.
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Remittances and communications should always be ad
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LEONARD SCOTT K co,
81 GoLD SrRREr, NKw YoRk.
n B-L. s. Co. have recently published and have |
now for sale, FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Seph.
OF Edinburgh, and the late Prof Norton OF Yale Col
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NASHVILLE SALOON,


MCINTOSH & WHITLEY
ArE on hsEd sGperiOr stock Of BRsSDIEx
IL iNEo AND LIQUORS, Of all kiuds. uhjcs tb-T
onSr lor sale 81 whoIesale or retail Alsa lar 10 -
CiGARS. best brands. Just arrived. ri,pISsHim
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,S1I Great a. r BARGAINS IN REAL EsrA FEE

w are now offering great bargain ia ;ha. beautiful
~ ~ containing about acres with large per
- ., uees tow Said Lot is in the corner OF Frank
~, e. sad iae New Orleans Railroad and ia the mme-
Ter icot Ouly small portion Of ts money will b rgBi
eu IN '~S''-2nd 'ongcredit given on the balance.
beau:ifcl building lot in Fd-ss.ld 0.;,, rt....
Hons'ons addition frOaiin To- feet on tb S;.sf, f3ss
uahs BACK zi5 eei 70 Porter street. ead routing -
On 'ns saOe ts saOn, bargains like the above are
S'.-ous sIi. 04'eie'i. J. L. r. ". BROWN
Ssh CHEEKY Street
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THURSToN q BERNARD-

III now receiving tkeir s,oek OF Al. snd Vim :. =
y Ter Dress Goods consisting Of Siiks Casb lafrh
h'efes' Frenea and English AeFiEus all Wool De- tgs#Y
ci Staple Goods. '"-s-'
The ABOVE goods all purchased IN the Eastern es-
oy one OF ,e nr since the decline 10 prices Of Foreo
aerehandiS and viii be freely offered TO the pubic n
prices that must insnrea ready sale We respectfully
alto give our stock az examination oetsts
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GGEy z s:z.z--:.z.g s:sEL..2 IS ROUTE.
REDUCED

TRoN the 1871 last 20 rr7 IS. OF June, the Rates o
r Freight iuEa Charleston and Savannah 10 Na9Tiib
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4 HEAI BAKtAIN N a DWEsrINC-a
VI desirable Brick Dwelling No 10 Sn-,o. So; -
tween Church and Broad. The house eontsins >. rrrs
rue lot on's 'h,!y four ee and back ons hund-ed
snd seyenty-hye feet to an sIev Apply to
jans3-lot it,. & r. W BROGfS. AK Ch,r-v NJ
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NASHVILLE INN.

1t snosesioSr respectfully announces % tbs uublio
'eai teis well known Hotel ha.ipg upderoo5s H.
Psr'ipent, viii be opened for ihe rsception AZ
uesday next the 10th inst Pledging himself thst n ~
o,. Snai' Dc wanting on bis part make bis quests CON
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600 Bs1.$r-g 30 Co,ss fresh i.or.rL-..,a jas.
- u } s.s-,s-. .51-a >o,7 orleans. kor-tle by
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

IL is announced that Governor
Reeder, of Kansas, has left for Washington.
His authority has been set at naught. The
laws of the United SLsles and his attempts
to enforce them, have been tramplcd Ola
openly and shamecssly by Missouri ruflians
Even his life has been threatened by the
murderons propagandists of slavery. The
object of his mission to Washington is said
TO be to solicit the aid OF the General Gov
ernment to maintain law and order, and 10
restore the outraged purity OF the ballot
1t remains to be seen whether an Adminis-
trdtion, which has professed so much devo-
ton to the principle of the right of the peo-
pie to gnv,rn themselves will enale the
Governor cf Kansas to protect his people
and restore TO them rights, o! which in,rud-
ing bullies from Missouri have deprived
them. Ii remains to be seen whether the
free people oI Kansas have rights, and whe-
her the present National Government will
dare to ma intain them in their enjoyment,
or whether anarchy, lnwless violence, open
outrage and mulderous threats, are to be
permitted to usurp and trample into the dust
all semblance OF right, justice or freedom.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
!" TTW y
EsaEx

"HoNoRABLE DISCHARGES" crew
of the United States frigate Columbia will !,
It is said, b, discharged under The receM
act of Congress, attaching the deserving
men permanently to the service, with three
months leave OF absence and JuH sea pay
when they report for duty on board of any
of the receiving ships. The Portsmouth
Transcript says:
"The honorable discharges will be
granted, in the discretion of the captain, for
fidelity, obedience and capacity. This is
besutiful and practical feature in the pro-
gress of things, and its results must in time
be highly beneficial to the navy. The man
of-war's man will feel prouder of his flag
in the reflection and the fact that the navy
is his home as long as he chooses to make
it so, instead of being cast adrift when his
ship is put out of commission, as hereto
iore."
The Extraordinary demand for Postage
Stamps.-The change in the law reqnir-
| ing payment of postage in advance in all
! cases, has caused a tremendous rush upon
the department for postage stamps, which
is at present answering the orders OF post
masters at the rate of about 200 per diem.
Postmasters to be certain OF getting sup
| piled promptly should be careful to state in
their letters the name OF the office, with the
county and state, in which it may be locat-
ed ; also to state the 'gr. IS amount OF post
ages collected quarterly at the Office for
which the supply is asked.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
NV YORK, April n.

Mayor Wood, this morning, took occa-
sion TO express, in The painest manner, bic
relation to the Maine Liquor Law, and tho
praclicabiily Of enforcing the lawin this
city. His Honor has no doubt, that to
carry ont the ordnance the present police
force will b. miserably inadequate. He
says the 100 men under his control have
just enabled him to close The grog ships on
Sunday-but no more. To close them sn
week days, and to execute the other psovi-
sions Of the law, in spite and indeed, no
says, will require that force to be doubled
Here then is n nice state of things for
our people to contemplate. An odious bill
has been thrust down their ihroass BY the
country members in spite of their protests,
and rcmonstrances, the very first effect o.
which will be to add to their taxes, increase
house rents, and throw thousands and thou
sands Of hard working men ont of employ
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
HALIFAX. April Ia


The Royal Mail steamship America,
Captain Lang, arrived at this port las,
night, en- route for Boston, where she will
be due to morrow forenoon, so that her
mails will doubtless reach New York by
midnight on Saturday.
The Cunard Steamship Canada, which
was detained at Boston until Saturday the
18th ult., on account of an accident 10 her
machinery, arrived out at Liverpool on
Thursday the 26th of March.
The Americas advices are 10 the 3Ist
instant, three days later than those received
by the Washington st New York.
Affairs in the Crimea had undergone no
change, and we have nothing OF importance
to report from that locality.
Attention was wholly concentrated upon
the Vienna Conference, which is repre-
sentcd as being in great difficulty upon the
all important third point, so much so, in
deed, that although the demands Of the Al
lies had been much modified, tho Russian
plenipotentiary had referred the matter to
St. Petersburg, and nothing coulj be done
until a reply was received.
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs
had also been in London to confer with the
English Cabinet upon this momentous
question.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
IHE TINES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING APRIL

KAyZAs ELEcTIos. The mOius operanh
by whichthe recent outrage in kanzaS Ter
rirory was effected is ing gradually de-
veloped. Already we have indispuobIo
evidence Of the fraudulent character o! the
vote OF the Missouri outlaws. The mys-
terry has been how they managed to get
:heir votes received by he election officers.
Here, we were under the belief that the
latter were overawcd by threats but it
turns out that the MisSourians disrcgardlng
III officers appointed by the G vernon,
invaded alI'the polls, turned the officers out
and elected substitutes from their own num-
ber The reason Of this is obvious, for the
officers appointed by the Governor were ali
sworn to reject just such illegal votes as
( those of the Missouri invaders whereas,
the substitutes appointed by the latter did
not take the oath prescribed by the Cover
nor, nor require any of their followers to do
so. The election was, therefore, mere
sham. EsEss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

A PERENNIAL SPRING.-A 81. Angus.
tine Fla correspondent Of the Rich.
nond Despatch, says:
In one thing this place is little
ahead Of mos, others. That is in veQe-
tables. They have been pretty plentiful
all this winter. Green peas, lettuce,
table beans, cauliflower, cabbage, and
for the last week or SO new potstoes
and ruta baga turnips, Of 40 good quail
ity aud as large as ever ! saw.
II we escape without having moro
frosts, this will be great fruit year.
Everything in the tree and shrsbbery
line is budding and blossoming, The
peach and plum trees have been in full
bloom for a week or more. aud the
grape and fig trees are covered with
leaves, and all giving signs Of largo
crop Of their respective kinds Of fruit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

"Holloway's Ointment and Pills" are
astonishing Remedies for Bad Breasts
The wife OF Mr.. John Langdun, of Cincin-
matt, Ohio, had remarkable bad breast, IN
which there were two large Tanning wound
10 what cause to attribute it,, The doctors
did hot know, but advised the adoption of a
variety of remedies, which were of no use.
AT last, Mr.. Langdon determined to try
what Holloway's Pills and Ointment would
do, he fortunately purchased quantity and
after his wife had used them for three
weeks, visible improvement took place !;
BY continuing them for two months, she
was perfectly cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

A letter from Rome, states that Major
Brown formerly superintendent of the New
York and Erie Railroad is in Naples. For
the last FIVE years he has held an appoint
ment under the Emperor af Russia as sup
srintendsnt of the Imperial Railways
Hearing, says the writer, that he had recent
ly arrived in pursuit Of health, Icallcd TO
see him, and found him greatly reduced by
a chronic pulmonary disease, his physicians
having abandoned all hope of his recovery.
He was surrounded by several members of
his family and enjoying the most assiduous
care and attention, but it strs up all the
sensibilties of ones heart to see even those
who are bound to us only. BY the ties of a
common country, sinking under disease in
q distant land.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

IT A ciiiz'n.' meeting was held ct the
.StateHouse Monday evcning,f for thespurpose
oi nominating Independent candidates for
municipal officers. Hon. William Beach
Lawrence was chosen chairman, and
Thomas X. Hunter, ESQ, Secretary. The
Hon. William C.. Cozzens was unanimously
nominated for Mayor. Messrs. Oliver
Read and Milton Hall were appointed
committee to inform Mr.. Cozzens of his
nomination and request his acceptance
the committee reported that Mr.. Cozzens
would accept.
A committee was appointed to nominate
candidates for Aldermen and Councilmen !;
the committee reported a list Of names,
which we omit, as several Of the gentle-
men nominated requested US not to pub
lish their names, as hey should not accept.
The meeting closed as Sans troops came
in and took possession, at the djoufnment.