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STATE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized amour AeToE You've, csndi-
date DoorKssper Of the Of the Legislature
OF Tennessee. aug. este
we authorized 10 announce JAMES w NEWMAN, OF
Knoxville acanddate for Rngrossng CLERK TO the House OF
Representatives, of the next Legislature OF Tennessee
aug s7-td+
We are authorized TO announce JAMES r. SLkTTEE. OF
Winchester, FTankn county, candidate for kngrossing
Oek Of House of Represen Of next Legislature Oi
Tennessee. aug 2o-te
We are authorized to announce GEoRoK w. lEWIN,
city candidate for Messenger of the Senate ofthe
next Legislature of TenBessee. [aug. 23te"
We are authorised r. w. HAYWOOD, Of this
CITY, candidate Principal Clerk Of the House OF KEEP
Tessntaiiyes the Legislature of Tennessee aug2l-td
We are authorised announce j. D. SMITH, OF Iullaho
candidate for Door Keeper Of the House OF KepFesen
tatives OF the Tennessee Legislature. aug Sl-td'
We are authorised 10 announce J. p. PnIEsTLY, o.
Charlotte Dickson county, candidate Tor Engr0ssns
CLERK Ofhe Senate Of The next Legislature Of tennessee
aug 20-td
W are authorized TO announce Jos X HubsAsD, VI
Centreyiile Hickman county, candidate iot oecynu
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives Vi e neA'
Legislature Of Tennessee. aug lS-V7'
We are authorized announce J. r. JACKSON, OF MAN.
chester Coffee county candidate for SIeih OF
the Senatorial branch of the next begisatufe aug
We are authoriz ed TO announce Col l. T. WA6soEER OF
Willis coun.y as candidate for First Assistant Clerk
IN the Representative Branch OF The next state Legsa
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A PLEA FOR DELIoACY.-Harpsr's Weekly is some
what scandalised at the prOdgal display of articles
for ladies' wear and making up at the numberless
shops along Broadway, sight that will meet the
eye in every large two and city in the country, and
cOmpassionaing the feelings of those who have to
shop for them in earnest is recommending thatlady
clerks should serve them. This is certainly desra-
bic reform, and would open field of employment
remarkably well adapted to women, and manopoliz-
ed by young men without right or reason. Certain
ly it seems appropriate, that, when lady goes out
TO purchase jupO4 a ''bustle," or pair OF
French cOrsets and other mysterious essentials to
well developed figure the articles should be exhibit
ed by other She can hardly help turning
aside when dapper young man holds up to view
full blown SKIRT or his fingers between the
hoops andlnks ofaskeleton slaps inflated Grin
one show its elasticity. 1t should not be for him
to disclose suchfeminine revalatinns Tha ti.i~-
suspended everywhere about the shop, too and he
is in danger of being extngushed by their falling
over his head while he skips here and there to ac-
commodae the customer. 1t is the same thing If
lady wants stockings; the shopman seems to under
stand all proportions, and assures her ne considers
them lust the right size. A little padding or
braid of hair or a set of curls or bottle of dye,
or a box of face powder, may be wanted, and the
difficulty is still the same; brisk, curled and
whiskered individual steps forward with smile to
receive the ady's order, and in confidential tone,
perhaps. ventures a suggestion which would have
come with grace from her dressing maid or man
tua maker! Perhaps there is not shopping LADY
in the city who has not tretted over TINS dnlcuty'
and who would not gladly welcome the change sug-
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THE ELECTION Is OvER.-Notwithstandin the diff
ference in the length of faces, Frank Parish, with
his usual beraliy is shaving all at the same price
And, although Frank is little lame he is proven
bal for keeping neat shop, sharp razOrs and good
BARRIERS His shop is favorably situated on Church
street, the main thoroughfare of the city, adjoining
the st. Cloud Hotel, and connected with which he
has excellent Bathing EOoms, neatly fitted up and
always well attended to-and we would advise all
those who wish to enjoy the luxury of comfortable
bath and an easy shave, to call upon Frankie de-
serves a liberal patronage.
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N A S VII / e
FRIDAY MoRNING, ::::: AUG q, 1857.
cHAELnS STONE candidate for Principal Clerk of the
Senate of the Legislature of Tennessee laug0ste
- Our readers know we axe fond Of sp

HSy% Our readers know we are fond Of speaking
of the immense wholesale business of Nashville,
though we do it in vain spirit of Boosting Yet it
must be confessed that it does not tend much to
build city, considering the capital invested, as
other branches of enterprise and were it the only
even the principal interest which has assumed
dimensions SURPRISING the most sanguine hopes Of
our citizens we should be less confident than are
of the size and Importance which city seems des-
tined to attain. But our confidence in the future
greatness of Nashville rests not in its mercantile
Importance alone; for while the wholesale business
has taken such gigantic strides, the manufacturing
interest has fully kept pace with it. A few months
ago the extensive buildings of the Nashville Manu-
featuring Company were destroyed by FIRE, yet its
want is not felt, so completely has its place
been filed by individual enterprise. We yesterday
called in at ELLIS MooRE's, Nos. 81 "a Market
street, and perfectly astOnished at the large
ness of their business. They keep constantly en-
plOyed some fifty or sixty wOrkmen. They manu-
facure every description Of steam Engines Boilers,
Shafling, Mil Machinery, sc. In fact every thing
Of the sort one can imagine, can be obtain here
Messrs. Ellis Moore are well known machinists
and put up none but the best kind of work. Mr..
Ellis has the credit of building the first steam En-
CINE built in Nashville, which was fifteen years
ago.
Persons wanting machinery of any kind need no
longer send to Cincinnati, for it can be obtained
cheap in Nashville from this or similar establish
ments.
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Aug lst, 1857.
$4,000 Reward |!

will pay reward Of thousand doars for he sppre-
hsnsion and safe delivery In JAIL Murfressborouah
Tennessee Of JOHN PLY who murdered my son David M
Thompson, on the 18th OF June, 1857.
John Fly about twenty years Of age about Eve feet
two tire inches high and weighs about one aundred ana
twenty pounds. He Is Of rather delicate OF sHsmnstg
apPear11ee complexion rather saoW high cheek bones
large mouth for man Of his size, short hoss and feature
generally nattened In appearances. dark hair and eyes
Chough neither blaek He is believed be Ten handed
and 10 have small mole black his iaca He
well educated and couveses easily readily hs voice
rather saeninatej has bur lille beard, and generally
dvssses neatly. JOHN THOMPSON
July 6th, lsS7.-dAw9m Ocibeha county, Mss
One thousand Dollars wiz be paid for any lnfornk
don that VIII lead 70 he arrest Of John Fly,
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EverStv Grammar School.

THIS Sci is attached to the University Of Nashville
snltaO IONS in the College Building having been nt-
ted up for RECOMMENDATION
ferGaps nther part Of education requires such spe
vla care aneuiiOn can be fruitful Of good
Oad results, irding It is well i'll conducted that
Cs1alA aC4uH Grammar SChOO. IL is the fOunda-
t upon Whlthe qua ifcatiOns business men, accom-
pFhed scho and master minds reared, and failure
me- rom any dequacy the distractions generally dis
Souagts the stsu DESTROYS his aspirations and disquah
hes ln even the mediOcral GIainments for which he
haSe 90 re IN competent. Deeply impressed with these
s ue Facu has been careful to place in the School
sSl-u equa! Quail teach TO the head Of
AZ! paftnenI one college competent to teach, and
tN|tenced teacr in nearly all Of them. The school is
/! De- every respect, First Glass Academy;
~ VII meet O. wants and expectations the citizens
." Ia ana iJicin Is. The Studies embrace course
~ zee Yea in Inch students thoroughly prepared
1919 uileee Thy arranged with view to the stu
IN free Sch0's of the cIy that the change may
~, - enIen1 10 sHenls who may come recommended
IIouose scan'is Is hoped that the Grammar School
particular Isbe those in the vicinity of
me Who mag be ecluded from the advantages of the
Ihsson opens IN, 7th Of September The charges for
tulIiF SIS per term Il twenty weeks.
lH-LEGIATE DEPARTMENT ofthe University also opens
on lh cay of September Students sooud be present Oh
the MAY OF the Session. JOHNSON,
aul51-2w Superintendent Military College.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August 27.--The Herald has spe-
cial despatch which says Generals Scott and Jesup
decided that the Utah military expedition should
proceed to its destination. Is uncertain whether
Harvey or johnson will command it.
WASHINGTON, August ~ The Secretary Of
War has organized an expedition under Lieut.. Ives
for the exploration and survey of the new Colorado
of the West.
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QUEBEC, Feb. 9TH, 1854.
.Nessrs. B. a. FdhHsStOek 4 Co.
We bad pleasure of receiving this mo Tning, the
within certificate OF keEmiiuge, which VIII be very
gratifying yOL, twas sent voluntarily.
are, gen lemen.-v'rrs very truly. J. MUsSON q So
~--.EaEN: My little daughter, old, and my
son, OldeT for considerable time suffering from
worms l purchased two bottles of your Vermduge, of
which gave three doses. according directions, and
strange less than three hours they passed no less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, of the extraordinary
length Of from twelve TO fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects OF your Verm
fuge. duty recommend it to the public
of eff acOus edes against worms yet Of
feIed TO the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drag
gss and country merchants throughout United States
aug 2-lm
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pRnEESSnR FRiSE.

Having returned to this city, Will resume mis-
rro-ob Glasses at the usual price. He has !enga-
ged the School Room of Miss Hunter lin Summer
street, for evening classes. Those who wish to
employ him, will please to leave their names at Mr..
Yorks Book Store, Union street, orat Mr.. Primes,
Spruce street, fourth door from Union alley, in
Castleman's Row, between the hours of three and
sip. NJ. aug 26-dlw
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Interesting TO Mechanics and manufac.
Imres-EhLEd Animal Eair.

Mechanics and Manufacturers OF Tennessee and ad-
jong States are reminded the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition ofthe Mechanics Institute of this State will COM
October in this ely. The annually increas-
ing manifested in these exhibitions, and visible adj
vauges resulting exhibitors well from the dssemina
iomf important information among themselves, from
publicity which they thus enabled to give their
busess renders that the approaching exhibition
will epse in magnifcsnce and inter ST all its PIedeces
sOrs
Coles of circulars giving full particulars, be obtain
ed ahe Mechanics Institute rooms, College street, OPPo-
ite e Sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
StooeII, or Secretary. H. X. Walker. June 30-3m.
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X. d.. A. WEIGHTS ORIGINAL FRAN
GIPANNI.

o Re We r L A S 7 | N & P E R F U III &
ANsrFANNI EAKRACTs FRANelPANNI PoMADR,
HAIR OIL, Z" Soar,
&c TooTH OwDKR &" SACHJT.
Theaew, elegant and recherche perfumeres are from
the labory of Messrs. r. d G. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GINAIlS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfum'ranGlpanni is oriental production, brought in
its og into this country and prepared in its various
forms Ahem.
The araton and demand for these articles, is beyond
proceed, and in consequence variety OF limitations are
spriugiup; but these whether of HoMEMANUFACTURE
OR soils "IMPO RTATIONS" have only evanescent
fragran AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Frs sale by all the Druggists in the United States
Canada South America.
X. & 6. WRIGHT, Sole orgirators and manufacturers
in the Uni States
No. IS h93 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
iuly IT
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are authorised to Gen. JANIS 7. DuNLAr Of
Pans a candidate for State Comptroller aug 2S-tdH
We are authorized announce 6KoRek R. MCCLELLAN,
of Sullivan County, candidate for Comptroller. lsug2lte
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Bay~ Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano. Harp
Guitar and in singing, is prepared to give les
sons, if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. july30-2m
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IA We are gratifed to learn by letter from Ep-
person Springs, that the gay company there is in
creasing There was twenty-three new arrivals on
the oath inst. We envy them their pleasure, but
wish the proprietors success.
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Piles! PILES! PILES!

YHIs HITHERTO INTRAorABLH DsEIss EVERY FORM AND
IN EvRRT sTAsE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief, and posi-.
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases OF
Hemorrhoids or Piles. 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now hsvs remedy ct hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL.
without fear Of failure its part to de all the proprietor
claims for 1t.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that il
requisite is strictly 70 observe them, and cure VIII soon
to follow.
DR. T H. OIvAHAUeH, presently
Dear Sir When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
condition to YOU asking your advice. You recommended
YOUR Pile Salve saving would cure me. tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and l an now well. believe II
10 be as proved my case invaluable remedy, ana
re cure for that disease the Piles and as such recon-
mend it 10 others. - - - =,
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt, Louis, No.
EF Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville by win
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
aug3l-ly inside 81 LOUIS, NO.
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PROPERTY AND REST
BARGAIN.

AN now offering sacIidce, that valuable prop
erty College Hill, Immediately opposite the UH-
versy long occupied BY late Troost The Lot
fronts Sc feet Market street, with the Col
lege Tue house large and eommOdiOus and UhOls
at the price offer Il is a great bargain
Clai0orness Omibus has practically moved College H
night inc the Public Square any wanting
convenient 70 business would do well 10 look a prop
srty. Call on "a A.. v. S. LINDSEY.
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BEECH, WEBB Coin notice Of this house
yesterday, our reporter spoke of it as wholesale
and retail house. He was mistaken, as we are in
formed that they deal exclusively et wholesale
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nSgn The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth session on the 81 Monday in Septem
Der next For particulars apply to the Principal
No "a. South Vine street july30-2m
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CARLYLE, H., June %, 1852


have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired its wonderful effects My hair was becoming
thought prematurely gay by of his Restorative
has resumed its original color doubt perma
nenlyso. 5. BRBBSB, ex-Se natOT U. s.
O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3I2 Broadway, n. Y,
lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing EstablshmenD and ia
Market street, Saint Louis, No. And sold by all good
DruggIsts aug25d&W-is3m
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Wheat, wheat.

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Whea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
Ivered At our Ware hoase, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville Wheat will be classed as follows
Ten cents per bushs WILL be paid prime White above
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime Medernnian
Wheat classification. When Amber Wheat
Is prime b1she will be paid the price Of
Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Amber is known here By Farmers Blue Stem
Missouri wheat. ssXt to this Il the Golden Chaf-most
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Class, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden ChaE; Fourth spring
and all other Red Wheats except the MEDITERRANEAN which
ten cents below in value.
$4,000 Grain Sacks on hand By
'uns2s he. FRENCH SON.
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FRIEND WooD-I long time after saw you at Bliss
field the bOtle of Restorative for which
order your agent In Detroit and hen we
got concluded try Mrs. Manns hair as the sur
est power. II has done all that you assured me
would do; and others of family and friends having wit
messed its effects using and recommending its
entitled to the highest consideration you claim
fOrit. Again, very respectfully and truly. yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
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Augusta Market August rs.

Augusta Market, August IS.
WHEAT-There is but little doing in Wheat to-day,
and we quote decline of fully cents on yester-
days prices Sales very limited. 80
BAooN-We hear of the sale Of several hhds.
Shoulders to-day at 143 ets. Sides at Is, and
a few hundred pounds Of Hams at IA
FLoUR-Very little doing, stocks accommodating,
and prices with a declining tendency.
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Gold Spectacle

osT at some place the South ned, the Pr nkn
Turnpike, or between there and some point near the
Verandah The finder win please hand them 70 Mr. Mo-
Nish at the Post once The County Court Clerks Of
ice, and fair compensation win be paid.
August Is, Iss7-H,
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Nv CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale OF Fisk's Cele-
ed Patent Metallic Burial Cases, is
Prepsto attend TO all Funerals as heretofore when hs
serviSay be required. Office at the Phoenix Wsreroom,
No. ~ Rg street, near Cherry Residence No. IL Vine
street ,yeen Spring and Broad.
also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies
NC Thnntifed. Tapr-e8t
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT Low FIGI1RES

AN now Offering for sale desisabIs Residence on
Summer street, in The 7Ih Ward The Lot frOuts 35 feet
BY no. The House is and contains RO0ms Kch
en-, Servants ROom Smoke House, Dairy and Stables. T0
gas hasjnst been carried in front Lot know il 10
De a4rgainApply 70 A. v. :. LlNDsLBT
JbD SEQ leEs strBst
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
Nashville, Aug q, 1857.
BAC0N-Clear Sides 14@142
WHEAT-Mediteranean IS; Red 75 White IS.
SUGAR-113@134
C0FFEE-l1f@l23.
M0LASSES-75G8 p gal
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Charleston Market, August IS.

ChRrlestOn Market, August IS.
WHEAT-Some 10, 900 bushels of Wheat have been
sold in three business days, at $1,25 for Red and
81, so for White which establishes decline Of 10c
per pushed for the former the transactions Of last
week This price holders had previously refused for
the latter.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS PROG r ESSIVE AGE.
AN now offering For Sale a. low hgures twenty Build-
ing Lots in The Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
thai any one cen procure himself complete and
ent home The lots front the MuTfreesbOrO Turnpike,
on Wharf, FIankin and Maple Streets and admirably
situated for Priv ale Residences.
ClabOrnes Omni6uses have completely revolutOused
part OF the city, which with other mprOgmens being
made, sueh the extension Gas tha dee
hon, will add greatly TO the value Of this Properly.
The Terms are such will allow each purchaser immedi-
aely to put up his buildings the purchase money
be required until the 5th January ls Interest
only 20 be paid annually It'll that time. Call on
juiy-u A.V. 5. LlNDSLEY.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE Annual Course of Lectures in this department will
commence MONDAY, November 10th, 1857, and will
terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, D. Professor Of Practice of Medicine
Riddell, NJ d, Professor of Chemistry.
Warren StOne NJ ID, Professor Of Surgery.
H Cenas, D, Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus A Nolt NJ d, Proiessorof MaLeria Mediea-
Joseph g Mott n ID, Pro lessor of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert Vance, N ID, Demonstration Of An atomy.
the for DsseetiDg will be open the second Mon
day in October.
The Faculty visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
f Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary to the Course Lectures will be delivered daily
in the AmPhtheae Of the Hospital from the LIST of Oc
IOber Clinical Medicine and Surgery other subjects
without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, D, Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect ually
in APr fourteen Resident Students, who maintained
by the Institution. aug 10.
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DR.. A. g. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Vegetable Panacea
GOOLET'S LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND

EYE SALVEs
COuhs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Web aiict many persons, are sooner relieved and
intellectually cured by the proper use of the Vegetable
Panaa than any other remedy.
FaaIe DiSeases-lhe Vegetable Panacea is most
pecu rIy adj pied to female disSases.
GCdIeI's Vegetable Eminent, GOOdIet's
UnRaIed Ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
SaIN, are superior remedies All persons whe have
madea of them speak of them in the highest terms.
FA LIES who have adopted the of the above reme-
dies lpared by DR.. G. GOodIet, much pleased with
them generally give them the most enhusia praise.
may-tr
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FOR SHERIFF.
Municipal Election

We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate for as Mayor Nashville at the
suing Hncipal election. aug DID,
TO THE VOTERS OF NASHVILLE.
Having been solicited by friends to become
candidate for Mayor Nashville, take this method OF in
forming the voters said City, that am candidate and
nv election certainty and being DESTROYS of giving my
entire time and attention the Office. L will lease my
Livery Stable and two Dwelling Houses College
street for twenty year-eome quick lose
a bargain. laug i9-tf M. SINGLETON.
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County Officers--EloctiOn March, 1858.
FOR COUNTY COURT

FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce Felix X. CHRATHAM a
candidate for reelection Clerk of County Court of
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt. JOHN s. DAsHELL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
county. y sid
We authorized 10 announce THOMAS d. EToGSER
candidate for CLERK of the County Court Of Davidson
County, aug6
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorised A. CREEL, can didate
for Sheriff of Davidson county. tuly26.
We authorized announce JAMES M HINTON candi
date for Sheriff of Davidson county may27
We are authorized 70 announce JoHN K. EDMoEDsoN
candidate for reelection as Sheriff Of Davidson county
may %
We authorized 3. B. BIeLET candidate
Tor Sheriff Of Davidson county. may %