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81 ~ most 10 produce this best most per
NM< feet purgatve which is known tn man
- E$ Innumerable proofs shown that
- E u these Pills have virtues which
pass in excellence the ordinary med
- icnes, and that they win unpTece-
dentcdly upon the esteem Of all men. They safe
and pleasant 10 take but powerful 10 Their pen
etratng properties stimulate the vital activities OF the
body, remove the distractions OF its organs purify
the blood and expel the disease They purge the
foul humors which breed and grow dstemper, stimu-
late sluggish disordered organs into their natural
action, and mpart healthy tone to the whole system
Not only do they the everyday complaints OF
every body, but also Formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has bahlcd the best human skill While
they produce powerful effects, they Al the
time, IN diminished doses, the safest and best phy
that can be employed for children Being sugar
coated, they pleasant take: and being purely
vegetable are free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surIass belief were they not
sn6stntated by men of such exalted position and
character t0 forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many
eminent cereymen and physicians have lent their
names to certify To the public the reliability Of my
Temedes "hue others have sent me tho assurance Of
their conviction that my Preparations contribute i'm
mensey 10 the relief Of my afflicted suffering fellow
men.
The Agent below named is pleased 20 furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
use and certificates OF their cures, Of the following
complaints:
Costivcuess Billions Com plants Rheumatism Drorsy
Heartburn, Headache arising from f'u stomach
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inacton OF the Bowels
and Pam arising therefrnm, Fatulency Los Of Appe
ue all Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which require
evacuant Medicine. Scrofua or Kings Evil They
aiso ny purifying the blood and stimulating the sys-
tenn, cure many complaints which il wopd not be sup
posed they could reach. such Deafness, Partial
Kindness, Neuralgia and Nervous IrTitabity Derange-
ments of tho Liver and Kidneys GOut, and other kin
dred complaints arising from a low Of the body
obstruction Of It's functions.
DO not be put OF by unprincip!ed dealers with some
other pill they make profit Ask for AYR 5
PMS, and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this In it, intrinsic value
tive powers. The sick want the best aid there for
them, and they should have IT,
Prepared by DIR. Il. G. AYERS.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRICE , Chs. Box. Fnk DoxkS FOR al.
SOLD BY
BERRY DEMoVlLLE, Nashville.
Retail by
JO. q BROWN, and all Druggists Ia the city.
FRIERSON * HANhINS, Columbia.
THOMAS Il BRO, Clarksve,
S,IilIif Phi f11{ SiORE. GaIIatin
And ali dealers IN medicine everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
febl-sm Advertising Agent.
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heye the CHERKY PEcroRAL lives by the con
sunptions X prevents than those cures Keep by
you, and cure your colds while they curable nor
neglect them until human skin can master the mex
orable canker that fastened the vtals eats v0ur
life away. All know the dreadful fatality Of lung dis
orders and ms they know the virtues Of this rem
edy we need not do more than To assure them II is
still made the best IL be. We spare no cost no
care, no toll to produce the most perfect possible
and thus snord those who rely IL the best agent
which our skill can furnish for their cure
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The Senate consists of 81 members, from
etch OF the 81 States The House Of Representatives
h composed Of .37 members, follows Maine g.,
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2 Massa.-
chusetts II, Connecticut 4. New York So New Jersey
S, Pennsylvania IS, delaware l, Maryland 8, Virginia
13, North Carolina 8, South Carolina 6, Georgia S Ala
ana T. Florida l, Louisiana T. Mississippi 5 Texas :?
Arkansas 2, Tcunessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 21 In
Sdiana II, Michigan 1, Illinois O. Missouri 7, Iowa .,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin o California . Besides these
the Territories Of Utah, Washington, Oregon, Nebras-
HI, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House of Representatives.
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supreme Court Of Tennessee.

Judgcs-R L. CARUrHEIls, Of Lebanon
Rom. J. NCftINSEY, Of Knoxville
w. r. HAsms, uf Memphis.
The Court meets ut NAsHvuIE the lst Monday in
December; at JACKSON, the Ist Monday in April, and
KNoxviIIE, the LIST Monday Ia September.
Clerks-JAMIS 2. GLARS, Nashville.
W H. SIEPHENs Jackson.
JAS. ". CANIREIL, Knoxville.
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Havana Cigar Store,

BRANCH or Illus EAkIu>At
Ne. - Cedar ixssx efxsrlis ia Cs@@eesal HAL
rI>HE PARTNERSHIP herctofofe exlstlae bssxeen
Il Ihanas cardoaa aRe the undeFsa<aed has ilg bees
Dissolved, his lntcltsen % ceatlae the Caf 6asi
He thanks To hts eussast1ers
foF lheF htefa p4tFeuasr aud tafortus them flfaf he
intehs keep clssznlJ hand zpleasa s1sek q
c.ars - ts nacss bess bfazds ever broaz IA -
tlis l-lzrkNt whirh he vii szI al moderate Irx ~
tlze bax fe invaes bis az casioairFs tAo labc
Eenrraiiy - ssys hzn c4l
tzai4 C. cztoMAT.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY,
new-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
HoCse, Appleton Building 346 Broadway,
New York.
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llasbpille Patriot.
II K n M s 1.


When the Daily, Tri-wcekIy, Weekly is TO be
discontinued {pad in advance at the time subscribed
for), the subscriber must ORDER otherwise it will be
continued option, until paid for and stopped.
II not paid il mrst be paid at the time Of dscontinu
ance, at option II the party is good, it will be
sent until paid
Remttanccs by mail, in " registered" letters, at
risk
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Musir, pianos str.
FRESH ARRIVALS
MISEC SALOON

oyi(o OF those justly celebrated Pianos ,l,Z
ID Wy OF steinway & son, a. II. Gale X Co, -
ST;Ei and Socbb,er < smith, of New York. 4slFS-11
tSS| 10 which the attention OF purchasers A-YkrtS
ted.
Also, the largest assortment of Sheet Music Music
Books Violins, Accordcons Flutes, ClarcOncs, Fagc
olrtts Drums, and Banjos all of which Will be sold
the lowest rates. IL you wish bargain and the best
Musical Instrument, call at hc od Musical StOrc) No
80 Union Street JAMES A MCCLURE.
y. p. have every size and pattern Of Mcodeons
manufactured by CarhaTt, Needham 4 Co, New York
which VIII sell at their retail prices. Also, large
assortment OF Feather busters. J. A. NJ.
janZ5
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
IUST received from Cincinnati, n few of BIUNTS
81 COAL COOkING RANGES, small size, which
prepared furnish Cincinnati prices, with
penses added.
ALSO,
A good assortment OF COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up and Warrant and which, that coal
is cheap and IN the reach of every one, the stove
FOR
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES. for Goal and Wood
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES. for Coal
CHAMBER AND DINfNG ROOM STOVES, Tor Coal.
Also.
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from Vim.
Jacksons Mandatory, New York Common Mantle
and Jamb Crates, ali and patterns, which viii
sell ow % the ti1es.
MACKENZIE WILSON.
Dec ls-tE
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RepresentntIycs

First District-ALTEET O. WATKINS, Dem.
Second " HORACE MAYNsID, Amer.
Third -SANUEI a. SMITH, Dem.
Fourth % --JoHS II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth 81 -CHARIEs READY, Amer.
Sixth @ -GEoRGE W. JoNEs, Dem.
Seventh +" -JonN V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth 90 Felix X. ZoIucuFFER, Amer.
Ninth " y. Il. e. ATKINS, Dem.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment !
TIE BEST IINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.


READ FOR YOURSELVES!
Thomas Ford blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
on Tenth street, had horrible running ON his
foot. H. tried various liniments, Saves, &c, but
could do II good lie despaired OF ever being ablo
work his trade again, because he could not bear
any weight his foot aud by one small bottle OF
Mclean volcanic I4niment, he is perfectly cur
Cd.
rheumatism Paraly sic, Neuralgia, bruises, sprains,
Stiffness ia the joints Muscles, Sore Throat, swell
ngs Ear ache or Tooth-ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
Sores urps, scads, lalns, 6c, yield 70 the magic"
influence Of this wonderful Iiniment.
For Horses aud Cattle Is an infallble remedy Tor
Chaf.s, Calls, ScratChcs, Cracked Heels, laner ess,
SPAWN S~ecny, Splint, Fistula, Bruises, weI gs,
Wounds Rattle snake Bites, and various other dis as
which animals liable 10 from injuries or aeei-
defns.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply OF
Mclean Volcanic Oh Liniment- II sells rapidly be-
cause II always cures.
A liberal discount will be made TO merchants who
buy sell again.
Ca For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
Of Third and Pine strects, - Louis, Missouri also Tor
sale as above. novS
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The salary Of the President Is s25, 900 per annum-
that Of the Vice President $4,000. Each member of
the Cabinet receives IS 900 per The salary
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court So 500 and
Of each Associate Justice 81, 600
The United States Circuit Court for this 0he sth
circuiD is held in Nashville on the Grst Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding, with Jacob McGavock
Clerk.
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NEW SERIES---N0. 6S4.
Meoifal.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

consumption,
And for the relief OF Consamptive pa
tients IN advance stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public OF A
It's virtues. Throughout every town. III
and almost every hamlet Of the Amer n
lean States, lis wonderful cures Of pull \
Inonary complaints have made il al
ready known. Nay, few are the fam
lies in anv civilized country on this -
continent without some personal expe-
rience Of its effects; and fewer yet the -
communities any where which have a
not among them some living trophy OF ri
its victory over the subtle and danger n
Gus diseases OF the throat and lungs.
While II Is the most powerful sntidote a
yet known 10 man for the formidable
and dangerous diseases Of the pulmo-
nary organs, IL is also the pleasantest
and safest remedy that can be en-
ployed for infants and young persons. -,
Parents should have il in store against >
the insidious enemy that steals upon .
them unprcpared. Ne fiave abundant Rroi
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MxNfhls, Jan. u, It3I
Mr Bennett has done some small amount Of roohng
for me IN his peculiar way with Cotton Fta1 coated
with preparation the bass % xeich appears be
Coal Tar. II very cnectual aud light roOf and ap
pears ~ promise considerable durability, from the
preseryatve qualities of The composition, which Pene-
traes the cloth an protects Il from the IA nuenee of the
air and water. The Composition does not hquify and
from the eects of the heat u the summer
dss haFien anc crack from the influence IA tlis
cold Of Winter. A =. MERRILL
OFT a-Iy
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AYERS CiTHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences OF Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most 10 produce this best, most per
feet purgative which is known tn man.
Innumerable proofs are shown that
these Pills have virtues which sur
pass in excellence the ordinary med
icines, and that they win unprece-
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NERFiii-,
To IIfx PUBIIe:-w. 3 Bennett made application tn
last summer our buildings with Vests
Gaivanio Cement IL being a thing thought We
would Try II; had applied 20 Blacksmith shoPand
Engine House attached % the Foundry. They have
proved all required OF water proof roof having with
stood og the greatest storms aud giving good
satisfaction. We ooiy add, Try and you viii b.
katsned. Curtis KNAPP, Iron Founders
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ExGINEERs AND GEzNERAL SUFT's oHFTc1;, MEsIrHS
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MELrHIS, June 1t, 1857.
To wHoN IT MAY CoNcERN:-This is 20 certift that the
Memphis and Charleston Rlilroad Company have pur-
chased Of W = Bennett, the right 10 prepare and
upon their Dcpc;s, Buildings, Cars, &c, 6c., West =
Gavanc patent rc and water proof Roofing, and that
We believe Il be economical and durable cover
ing having already had 1t in for eight months.
SAM TATE, President.
y. G ARMS, GenI Supt.
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Direltorp.
Government Of the United States

The Executive.
JAMES BUCHANAN, OF Pa, President of the " Sdfes.
JoHs c. BKEoKEsRIDeE, Of Ky, Vice PresideIa.
The Cabinet.
LEw1s cAss, Of Michigan, Secretary Of State.
HowglI Com, Of Georgia, Secretary ef the Treasury
Isaac ToUcEY, Of Connecticut Secretary ef The Nay.
JoHx B. FLOYD, Of Virginia, SecrefdTy f War.
JEREMIAH II. BLACK, OF Penn, attorney General.
JScoB THOMPSON, Of Miss, Secret1Ty g the Hte'ioT.
AARON v. BROWN, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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Of1ICE oT HIss. CENTRAL & TESS. r. r. Co.

BOLIVAR, Tenn, Oct. !, 1887.
This will certify that the NJ. c. 4. x. X 20. have
purchased of Mr. W. :. Bennett the right TO use on
their Cars Bridges, Buildings, &c, &c, Vests Gavan
Cement Having seen II used and tested, have no
hesitation in recommending It to be the best and cheap
est covering now IN use.
H. 7. NEE1.Y, President,
II. {. 4 T. r. K. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

A paragraph appeared in the Patriot Of Friday
last, ehsracterizing statement in the UNION AND
AMERICAN Of the day previous, as ''paltry misrep
resentatiOn." 1 addressed note to the Editors Of
the Patriot stating that the paragraph contained
expressions personally offensive to me, and demand
ing the author Of the same. W. HY Smith, Esq +,
the Senior Editor Of the Patriot having avoWed the
authorship Of the paragraph, and having declined
to retrsot the offensive language which it contained
IS demanded by me, referred the matter to friend
wis was authorized to confer with gentleman Of
Mr. SMITHs selection. During the progress of their
negotiations legal process issued by the Judge
Of the Circuit Court for the purpose Of preventing
the apprehended difficulty. After the parties had
been bound over to keep the peace, mutual friend
Of the parties approached me with request that
would state what would be satisfactory to me in
the premises. An agreement was made between
this gentleman and myself that if paragraph was
prepared for the Patriot and approved by ne, re-
HeviDg the Editors Of this paper from the imputs.
tions contained in the Patriots previous article, that
the correspondence should be Withdrawn, but if the
paragraph was not satisfactory to me the eorrespOn-
dencs should remain as before.
A paragraph was prepared and submitted to me
for nv approval I consented to the withdrawal Of
the correspondence, provided that paragraph ap-
pearsa in the next issue of the Patriot The first
three lines Of the following article copied from the
Patriot Of yesterday were not contained in the para
graph submitted to me- In other respects it is sab
stantially the same:
'The correspondence on the subject Of
this paragraph having been Withdrawn, We
ohesrfully make the following explanation
The article in Friday mornings Patriot which has
been construed as offensive to Of the Editors o.
the UNION AND AMERICAN was based upon an article
in that paper Of the previous day, which we con
oeYed to be an erroneous statement Of the PatTiot
position. We had no means Of knowing whether
such statement was wilful aud intentional, and IL
pronouncing it 'paltry Misrepresentation Of ou
position, did net mean to impugn the personal in
tegrity of the Editors Of the UNION AND AMERICAN
but simply SIS the expression Of our sense Of the in
Justice that we conceived had been done US.
have deemed this statement necessary to
proper understanding of the circumstances Whicl
led to the withdrawal Of the correspondence.
G. G. PoIEDExTER.
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SUICIDE FOR LOVE OF HoME.-The Rising Sun
lind Visitor states that Mrs. Mary Montgomery,
widow, aged about sixty FIVE, who had lived on
farm in Switzerland county, Ind, for forty years.
recently at the solicitation of her children sold her
property, and was about to remove 20 Rising Sun.
Her attachment 70 the locality where she had spent
so long time, and the excitement of the removal,
however, so agitated her. that in fit of frenzy she
cut her throat, and found dead in her bed day
or two before the time 61ed for her departure.
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rREEeRApHro News.
Rurnine Of nc Au.trin.

QUEBEC Oct 4.-The Norwegian ship Catarina,
arrived here yesterday with sixteen passengers and
six Of the crew Of the burned steamer Austria. One
passenger is q German, fourteen years old.
The following is the account Of their rescues given
by the passengers that arrived in the Bark Gaia
rins:
The pump connection with the fire engine vas
not in working order; some attempt was made 70
render it available, but the flames were too RAPID
and rendered them futile. Near the fOrecastle ropes
we're made fast the chains outside, ana to these
numbers clung but as the flames progressed the
ropes we're burned off, and those thus supported
found Bstery grave. On the bOWsprit the pas
sengears laid cut, piled top Of another some
times four deep. Finally they were driven from
this last resource until only one man remained
seated at the extreme end Eighteen persons got
hold Of the chain beneath the boWsprit and stay,
and chung there till four o'clock in the morning.
seaman clam from thence to the boWsprit, when
those ongng to the stay passed their wet ciotnlng
TO him. and the FIRE was subdued so far as to render
the boWsprit comparatively safe. They remained
there until picked off by the boats of the Catsrlns
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Later from New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4-Dispatches from Independence,
per Q. s. Express to Bonneville say that the Santa
Fe mail arrived on the I'd, with dates to the 18th
Ult.
Mr.. Craig Hay, the contractor of Fort Masssohu-
sets, is supposed to have been murdered by the
Indians
Considerable political excitement exists at Santa
Fe between the regular Democratic nominations and
what the Gazette calls the "Bob>tail" Democracy.
The Apachee Indians are still troublesome about
Fort Buchanan. They stole lot of government
stock.
No news from Fort Defiance. 1t was supposed
that the expedition against the NavaOe Indians had
been abandoned.
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TO TIE CITIzENs or
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment in the manufacture OF Gin
nately succeeded the year ls4 in making discovery in
m manufacture By which it deprived Of its aord and nhGm
,,a,,rv properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv mandatory isat schea Holland. After several months
reelection what title give it, introduced to the American
D,hlic under the title Of ssVEOlfe's Schiedam ArO-
matte SchnapPs.ss schiedam name Of the place
in Hoand where the Gin is manufactured aromatc derive its
name from the italian Juniper berry with which it is favored
and the word schnapps German for drink-oogue, dram
-woss scheidam aromatic drink sooner my schnapps
been introduced to public and received with appro
lon than the nquormers Of New York, Boston and Phila
deluha started in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous STUFF
under various names In several instances ny labels have been
so perfectly initiated with only the addition Of few letters, TO
plead technical avoidance Of the law, and carefully prepared
as to impose on careless purchasers understand large
tty has been purchased By merchants Of New Orleans
count Of the eheapness the stuff Two Dollars Peozen for
the Quarts and One Dollar dozen for the Pin
being the wholesale pros New York. It nothing but Ame
can Whisky favored wiIh Oil Of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
the fraud BY selling spurious article much offender
the principal, who planned the imposition
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community live aid in rretng cut andex-
posing INSCRIPTIONS merchant who, for the sake Of few cents
viii put jeopardy the lives Of the community in which he lives
such should nailed plory Of public exeeraton
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer, Nos, Is, 20 and 22 Beaver st's
NEW YORK.
The following respectable FIRMS in Orleans sell the Gen
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Severe Tornado.

ITHACA, y Y, Oct l. l858.-About P. NJ. yes
terday this village was visited by the most severe
mammoth circus tent was blown to the ground, but
happily no one was seriously injured. The lightning
struck in three places, destroying large amount
of property The barns and OuthOuses Of ALLEN
Razen, a mile and half south of the village, and
the barns of John Van Buskirk, tive or three miles
west. were burned. There was also large FIRE to
the north, but we have not been able to learn the
particulars. Rain is still falling here.
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Later from Havana.

New YORK, Oct 4-lhe steamship CahaWba has
arrived with Havana dates to the 18th nit. The
papers state that en- American ship had landed
cargo of slaves near Cardenas. She is reported to
have left the African coast with upwards Of 800, OF
whom nearly $50 died during the passage Of star
vation Spanish Official has been sent to CsrdeN
mas 10 investigate the matter.
The weather had been cool and pleasant, and the
health Of the city was improving.
The sugar market had been firm and quiet, though
heavy sales we're small during the week, The stock
at Havana and Matsnzas was reduced to l25,OOO
boxes Molasses was stiff, at reals for clarified
Freighis we're very dull, and no American vessels
had been engaged during the week. Some few car
goes Of molssses had been purchased on vessels
account Exchange on London was quoted at 8,
and drafts on Northern cities at ..
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TsHA G. HARRIS, Governor Of the state Of Tsnnsssea To
all who shall see these presents-6reetng-
Especially the Shers Of the counties Of Andsr0n Bloun
Monroe, Knox and Ron composing the 3d Judicial Circuit u
said State
You hereby commaEde open and hold election al al
Of the places Of voting in respective counties THURSDAY
the 25th day Of November, 1855 sr giving months notice
required by law for the purpose o. sctng Jugs for said
Circuit % fiji the vacancy created y the death Of the Hon. j. H.
Welcker, and due returns make according % Law.
- In testimony whereof l. Isham g. Harris, Governor
aforesaid have hereunO hand and caused the great
u 81 Of the state be affixed al Nashville, this 3 dsy
} Of September, A. d. lejs. ISHAM G. HARRIS.
- By the Governor:
J. z. r. RAY, Secretary Of state.
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