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be prosecuted in favor Of the bene6ciaries therein
Act ls4S.E. s. page 7.
This act requires all oicia bonds to be made pay
able to the State Of Tennessee instead Of the Gov
srnor, and in the execution Of the Bonds By the
Secretary Of State, it would have been just as ap-
prOpriste, and, in fact more in conformity with the
law to have made them payable to the State Of Ten
nessee, and thereby have exOnerated the Governor
from all connection with the bonds Of the Secretary
Of State. and Commissioner. After making the re-
ferences We have to the Law, prescribing the duties
Of the Secretary of State we constrained to re-
peat that the facts and the Law, do not, as we
humby conceive, authorize the Committee in the use
of the phraseOogy in the paragraph as quoted from
their report but is as before stated nadVertrnce
The object in making this statement of facts, Il
not to censure the Committee in any way but fol
the sole purpose Of doing justice to the Governor
and all others concerned, whose official conduct VI
feel well assured, they did not intend to imPhcat
in the report which they have made. \.
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From syracuse
NO FU SION.
TWO TICKETS IN THE FIELD.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH CONVENTIONS.


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE n. !. TRIBUNE.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept. 8, 1858.
Both Conventions warmly discussed the reports of
the Conference Committees-the ugly point to set
tie being what should be said in reference to the
bred Scott decision.
Affairs grew more mixed up and more doubtful
tan ever
The Republican Convention adjourned till 2
o'clock, fusion looking more and more dubious.
At a quarter before o'clock an informal ballot
for Governor was taken in the Republican Conven-
ton, which resulted as follows;
EDwls D. MORsAN, ll9 A AIE e. 5; DTES' q Z
TIaOTN jenkins, d ID. GREELEY
JAS. NJ. COOK, % JOHN A. KING,
The Convention then proceeded TO regular bal
tot, when the Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, of New York
City was nominated. The vote stood:
E. D. MORGAN, 165 GEORGE ". PATTERSON 20
TTNoTTy JEyK1ys SO ALEx. 5. OWEN Is
On motion of Mr.. Porter, of Westchester, the
nomination was made unanimous.
Mr. Robert Campbell, formerly Democrat, Of
Bath, Steuben county, was nominated for Lieut.
Governor by reclamation.
The Convention then adjourned for half an hour.
IL p m.-Benj. F. Manierre, James Kelly and
Gen Nye were appointed on the State Committee
for the LIST Judicial District.
The effort for fusion has been shookingy bOtched
from beginning to end and its defeat has resulted
partly from lntentlonal mlschleI Oh inc part
of the opponents Of fusion, and from the blunder
ing management of its friends in both Conventions.
Several formal and informal conferences have been
held two or three Of which for the purpose Of
explaining the exact meaning Of previous confer
enees.
While the last Committee was out the address
was read the ability and force Of which justifes its
great length and Messrs Goodwin, Diven ane several
others, made good speeches.
The report of a final Committee against fusion
was presented little after 10 o'clock this evening,
and was received with applause.
The Convention then nominated:
Hiram Gardner, of Lookport, for Canal Commits
sioner and Josiah V. Everest, Of Clinton, for Pris
on Inspector.
The Americans nominated the following ticket:
Lorenzo Burrows, for Governor, n. S. Benton, for
Lieut.-Governor, James R. Thompson, Of Rochester,
for Canal Commissioner. They are now III o'clock)
balloting for Prison Inspector, who will probably be
Russell.-N 7. Tribune Sept. 10.
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Editors of the Union and american:
The vote in jackson county stands thus
WfIghtss..ss 1Oo'
Convention ''s'''s'' '''1Oo'
No .............-......l5O.
Walkers name was not run in this county.
There were more voters in this county, who failed
to come to the election, that would have gone for
the Convention, than those who would have voted
against it. We say this from authority, as we have
observed their expressions since the election. We
believe that if the question had been submitted at
some election of general Importance (such as, that
for GovernOr,) more than tWO-third5 of the county
would have gone for the Convention. s.
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GA1EEsBORoUGH, Sept. 9, Is

GAIEEsBOROUGH, Sept g. 1858.
MEssRs. Observation-Disclosures there are
three distinguished gentlemen in the field for Judge
in the 9th Judicial Circuit of Tennessee yet we do
not consider the canvass fairly opened; there is
man in the Circuit whose announcement as can
ddate would completely open the canvass, and meet
the most hearty and cordial appreciation of the grea
masses throughout the Cireuit that man is WILLIAM
3. Boris, Esq, Of this county.
We need scarcely recommend Mr.. BORIS to the
voters of the Circuit ss q suitable person to fill the
Office of Judge, for his very extensive acquaintance
throughout the Circuit showers around almost every
Individual, complete history Of his present at
ainments Grown up, as he has from poverty,
by his energy, industry and enterprise, he ranks
amongst the ablest of his associates at the Bar,
and in the hearts of the great thinking masses,
who applaud and appreciate the Industrious faith
full and worthy; there is no one before him. As at
successfully practising member of the Bar the his
! tory Of WILLIAM H. Boris is unsurpassed; he pos
sesses a mind, trained as it has been by hist OWE
efforts, capable of dignifying the Judges bench
dscharging its duties with to himself and honor
to the 9Th Judicial Circuit. Let him say the WORD
and the return in next month VIII show that ole
Jackson is right still.
THE VOICE OF MANY VOTERs.
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Communication.
CAnrHAeE, August 2s, 1858.

CARTHAGE, August %, 1858.
Editor of the Union and American:
Sm:-HaVing learned with deep regret Of the
death of the Hon JHo. L. GOODALL, our toWnsman
and Judge of the 9th formerly the 4th) Judicial
Circuit and knowing the vacancy occasiOned by his
death has to be filed by some other qualified and
worthy man. The personal friends and acquain-
tances, together with the political friends Of WM H.
Borrs, of GainsbOrOugh, request, and will be much
pleased for him to announce himself as candidate
for Judge to ill said vacancy, oceasiOned by the
death Of our friend and townsman.
Mr.. Boris is gentleman of high moral worth, o.
fine legal talents as lawyer and an accomplished
scholar, and his many friends will take great pleas
ure in promoting him to this responsible and hon
| orable position. SAIrH COUNTY
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CRISP'S GAIETY.

Lessee and Manager, Mr.. W. r. CRISP
Acting and Stage Manager, Mr.. JOHN DAVE
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 14ths 1858.
Second night of great Star Company The nimitable
comedy Of Leap Year. Popular music by the Orchestra
Conductor Mueller. Ballad, Mr.. Gibson Character Dance
Miss Moe Williams Concluding with the admirable farce Of
BAN bOOZling
Prices as usual Box Office open daily Doors open before
performance to commence at i past 7. lsep14-lt
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HUGH Mocha, w. HARRIS
Late Of McCrea Terras. Late Of II. B. Morris & Co.
HUGH McCREA & CO.,
Successors to H. B Morris & Coz
WHOLESALE GRoCERS d C0AnHSaOy MERCHANTS
DEAIERs IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
nos. ; AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE offer the trade reasonable TERMS the
following articles, and viii be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies.
90 hhds prime choice Sugar. $1,000 Cigars, assorted brands
100 bbs Baltimore Crushed do, . boxes Clare Wine,
so bbs Powdered Do so Bi Carb Soda,
2j bbls Loaf do, 50 bags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime Coffee, p nests Tubs
go kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets,
100 bbls Molasses. 50 dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 = bbls Moasses Liquors.
. 1Sbbls Golden Syrup. SOD bhls Rectihed whisky,
. bags Pepper, 10 hbls Jamaica Run,
. bags Spice, 30 hbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
Is Ginger, 81 bbls choice M0nongahea,
IS Tobacco al grades) bbs Bourbon from old
200 boxes Star Candles 200 bxs assorted Liquors,
| 40 cases Teas, 50 bbs American Brandy,
| 100 bundles Wrapping TEine, 25 bbls y Gin.
sspt2 B&G
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Rutherford Military Academy,
FormprIv Central AcademV.

FWNIS Institution located Rutherford county within %
miles Nashville, and Ia of Florence Depot In its APP
planes and appointments capable Of accommodating
tyve pupils. The Of instruction comprises Moral and
Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Drawing and Painting
Civil Architecture and Engineering, Music, Mathematics French
Italian, and the Classics. Strict Military Discipline will
enforced with the view, partly promote health and
prompt obedience Board including washing and fuel beo
tsine at $40 per session, and tuition at from SIS to $50.
particulars desired, they be obtained by addressing
A. B. HENDREN, Principal,
ss,1A-3t Through the p o. at Murfreesboro'.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY.

ON SATURDAY ID day Of October next, 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, the premises, will sell that valuable property
at the corner Cedar and Summer Streets formerly occupied by
the Sisters Of Charity. will sell the house with hItve feet
Of ground and with thirty feet Of ground. Those wish
ing either convenient dwelling Office be accommodated
Terms Of Sae0ne third cash. balance in and two years,
for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest," and lien
tanned Tsepl4-td1 A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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The Governor by claiming TO have taken the bond,
admits It to have been part Of his official duly
but his defender denies that it was part OF his du-
ty. Now the Union and Amsrican's juridical con-
structon must be wholly wrong, or the Governor
claims TO have done act which was outside of the
SCOPE Of his powers and duges.-PGtTiot.
The Governor does not claim ''to have taken the
bond" He states, however, that, according to his
recollection, the bond was executed. That was
Burrows duty, not the Governors. The Patriot
has failed to make out its point
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hooks AND STATIONERY.

Holm YORK co No 90 Union street, Nashville are daily
receiving additions their stock Of School, Medical Law,
and Miscellaneous Books which they offer at reduced prices The
Note Letter Cap Paper and Envelopes Gold
and Steel Pens Books, French Autographs Artists Mate
rails Agnf0r all the various Magazines and Newspapers in
tbs c9VntEy, lssP12-H
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Trust Sale.

4
virtue Of deed of trust executed to me by H. Dorrs'
January a. l5s and registered in the Register ONCE,
- " nage 346 and 347, will proceed to sell % the hges
Td on Tuesday Sept 1853 in front Of the store house, NC
College sreet the following property, viz some three
~ IL aous STYLES and pate consisting OF Cook, Dining
80 HEATING Stoves for Coal and Wood Also, sklllets 70
0 and ids and Large Kles, WagonB Boxes and ions and
Tin Ware, together with sunaTy 0'hef SiSsS ''''
stock. IN. 49,. so+rrlsv Oct . 1873,
four good Mules, three good Horses three agos Ol
Dray, and Cart iron aale.' 800 A., =, ,.,. 7 ,r;II
Tie above sales for Cash. Also at same time and place. viii
sell n The highest bidder, the Sore Foundry Fixtures ana s'oA'
on hand If not sold privately before that time. go
An persons wishing to examine the Foundry viii Pl7
At No 6 College street, Nashville, Tenn
All persons indebted to H. r DoTrs can save Gust y pS
my W t-sS R. W SHAFFER, Trustee
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We call attention to the communication of cur
correspondent '.X, ;" who gives full exposition of
the law and the facts connected with the execution
Of Burton's Bond, Gs Commissioner Of Internal I'm
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

TITHIN i've miles Of Galatin Sumner county, Tenn, not
w far from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Its well
,ed we'll mbered, we'll with blue grass; with eomforta-
Ne Housas and Outbudings Terms &C., can be known by
plying to 7. BoysTS, Galaan, Tenn. ls'Pl4-NlR
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Oh. KINGS DTSPENs1RT
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ir. King, formerly ofNe York, for the last four
E<S@S years Of Louisville, Kenucky, has de-
voted his attention the treatment private diseases for over
thirty years. ss himself, having attended prac ice for
andcurd many thousands, he enabled cure
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad gy
from dudci0u5 mglca treatment from negldc Of lhe
Dr. King Dpensary Is No. 2 Deaeck street. bctEee
Cherry and he square where be all diseases Of pTsts
mature.
GoSoEHEA cured without naaeous medicine or isrfsraus
from business.
SrRIcRUREs Of old recent date, ectuay cured IN few
days, operation which pain. Where Etrcurs
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes
Esischief ard undermnes the constitution mueh
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of skim gorz out Ct ae
lect or bed treatment Be eEecually cured DAYS.
SEMINAL MEAEss particular attention having given
this disease, and all the consequences growing IL hroueh
in BY the destructive habits inonEder7fs
Youths and excessive Indulgence q the passions Begle
which VIII undermine the
Tor business or society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be lab0ring win any dHcy of he womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, writing stating h.fr aus
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, . Dearck street
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have the Necessary medicine sent 70
their address, with Necessary directions. strict secrecy observed
Once hours from O'Clock the morning until Din ne evening
may 23-d&W1y
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Important BOOKS Tor AsaoE0FAe8a
BayIe,s Historical Dictionary. vols folio.
Brucess Travels. vols, 4to.i calf
PinkertOn's Voyages and Travels IS vols.
PlatO's Works. vols, lso.; calf
Beauties Of England and wales. Is vols.
Beauties Of London and HTiddlesex. vols.
CtarendOn's Rebellion. vols. folio.
Burnett's History Of the Reformation.
vols, folio.
Father PauI's History OF the Council \,
Trent. vol, folio.
Sir William Temples Works. 2 vols, fslio.
Henry Fielding's Works. vols, 4so
SmOIIett's Works. vols, sTs.
SyVift's Works. q vols.
RiehardsOn's Works. u vols.
Memoirs Of the Celebrated Persons Con-
posing tae ENlt-Cat Club. Ivol., folio.
Don QuixOte vol, folio; l653
BurtOn's Anatomy Of Melancholy. IvOl,fo
Iioi 1876.
sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia. vol, ioiis.
Archbishop EiIIOtsOn's Works. , vols, folio.
Lord BacOn's Works. } vols, folio.
smiths Wealth Of Nations. vols, s7s.
Nautilus ON Population. 3vOls.
AriOstO's Orlando FuriOsO. 5 vols.
Wontesquciu's Spirit Of Laws. 2 vOIE
! ShHftesbury's characteristics. 5voIs
/ LeIand's DemOsthenes. Svols.
/ Mad. de Stael's French Revolution , vols
John Adams Defense Of the American COns
stitutiOn- vols; eaL
Hugo GrOtius on the Truth Of the Christian
| CaImet's Dictionary of the RIbFe svoi,. StO ,
| calf
/ MtltOn's Prose works. 3voIs., folio.
Milton on the Law OF Divorce vol, fslio.
Ricardo ON the Currency. svo. =
AlmOn's Anecdotes-BOgraphiealL Literary, and Poll.
ieaE 3Tols
Sir Charles Grandson. vols; calf
Clarissa HarlOTEe- svo.; calf
Lady Mary WOTtley WOntague-Hr Esrks. s
vols calf
Rlinte's Natural History. vol, folio.
CamerOn's Baths Of the Romans. IvoI, folio;
plates
HitfOrd's History of Greece. vols, ito.; calf,
Wraxall's France 3 vols, 4to; calf.
Stackhouse's History OF the Bible. Tols J..
sto-; half calf.
Bells Pantheon. vol, TO-; plates.
TOOke's Pantheon 1 vol, I2no.
GOOdwin's Political Justice. vols, 4tO.; hall
Morocco.
E BrYant's Ancient HzythOlOgy. svOl,., etc., oals
D Plates.
Pennant's Tendon. VOL plates
For sale By W. Il. BERRY a Co..
aug4 PUBLIC sQUARE
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Auction Sale
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
On Monday, Sept. 10, 1858.
AFR GIBsON's Nc. 81 South Spruce street. will sell
large Of Hou Kitchen Furniture
ssng Of parlOr furniture Chairs, Tete e, Sofas,
Arm Chairs abes Mirrors Venetian Blinds fine Brus
Ingram CaTpetng Dining Furniture and Ware.
Bed Furniture such Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mat
trases One fine Refrigerator. assormento Of Kitchen
Furniture. with splendid Cooking Stove.
In addition to the above will sell select collection
Of Books. Z. r. GLASCoCK,
sepll-tf AuctiOneer-
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WIN, COuPTON,s TOBACCO.

WE nav receiving heavy consignment direct from The
w Factor! in Lynchburg, a. various brands OF Mr. VIM
ComptOn Tobacco which we yer the trade Factory prices
City dealers would do we'll examine this Stock Inducements
offered. Lsepl2-lWl MORRIS STRATTON.
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WILL make regular trips three times week lns@se
wv FROM Cla ksville to Paris Leaves Clsl
vile on Monday, Wednesday and Friday al one
o'clock, NJ. and aTtve at Paris at oclocA sue
connect with and Richmond stages VIII iso
with tie Daily COJches fm Paris 70 me .. w
he niIsr Vsy M sc Noyaber Returning leaves Paris Tues
day Thursy aud aturG O'Clock, a M ana ARRIVES ~
CIarksy at O'Clock evening connect with e Nas
Vile Hoplnsve and Russevile stages The me j. LEVY
atte coaches good horses and Careful drivers
for be accommodation Of The patronage OF l
liz will 10 thankfully received, The stage Office Is kept az s
washington HOTEL Clark vlle Union Inn Dover Union 9te'
Paris. lsepl4-"tl 80 '-'
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The Quincy (nl) Herald says that Judge Gather,
Of that city, is an applicant for appointment as
Governor Of Nebraska, to succeed Gov. Richardson.
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ALEx. WILLIAMSON. Archer GHEATHA0I.
WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THVE undersigned the following pure Liquors.
Wines &C. which they offer to the trade at og prices On
favorable terms and respectfully invite purchasers OF those goo
to examine their stock before buying.
Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
sell at low hgures-posessing the facilities haer
ourselves that ohtr such inducements 70 Csh and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 Il pipes Fine COgnac 10 bb superior Rye Whisky
Brandes, choicest brands very old;
5 y pps Bordeaux do 20 bbs Old Rye do
56 G no 8aaDd Gin 100 SSis ne Tenn corn DO
sPuneheonsPuT W. Rum; Pg37o2sqns Irish and Scotch
leo baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
best brands; lOqr casks Sherry;
% boxes Hook and Moselle; 10 do do old and fine;
20 Do Hungarian, White and 10 DO Maieiai
Is boxes Fine C.rets; 10 % Port
100 do Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &C.
90 casks London Porter, best brands;
81 do English and scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bittersi
90 do French Cordials, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do CuracOa Mareschino and Absynths.
Cigars.
lOOto' genuine Havana Cigars, $4,000 German Cigars
'n0i's'' uranus Tobacco co.. Do --'''' -
20 hzs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W Ands5soq
Dc Do Do dc Do do sar.n Si:'i Fa:
10 boxes aRo Virginia Chewing Tobacco "uean qua
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco "Chamber & RlDpsu
20 boxes Virginia hsag Tobacco, Ianghorn < Aris'sad
10 boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, ALIENS
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS \ boxes 'Kean Smiths celebrated Twist and Pancake
Danve Tobacco, equal, if not superior to offer
ed in this market.
With many other articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON CHEATHAM,
sep9 No. 9, College street, Nashville, Tenn
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ECLEcTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE

ECLECTIC MEDAGAA ANSA - = = -
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The only Eclectic Medical college In vhAAo
which has q Special Charter AhO--
she state
chartersdia 1875 Whole number CT Matrcasnts ~. ora
yates, 7S4 aaeculants Of Sessions OF iaSi-7' L.
Graduates, s..
winter Session OF 1859
ENacutty. --H Garrison, n D. Professor OF Sn s
Pharmacy Troxcology; l = jones, n y, ~ p D.
Nafera Medca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany y "
ELL n D. Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral fnysi9los1
Buckley NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and
Newton, D. Professor Of Surgery ana
Cam Massle N D. Professor Of Theory and $3.50
and Pathology: Freeman, n D. Professor u GsIA, %
and Pathological Anatomy; N scudde n u, f.o,T ,S
gtetrics and The Diseases Of Women ans a u
D. Emeritus Professor Obstetrics and diseases VI ~
Edwin Freeman N D. Demonstrator Of Anatomy. , . ~.
Clinic LecfuTers.ssj Cam Aassie, u y - -'
D, Freeman n D. 80 - ~, Che 1st of
The fourteenth Winter Session will commence on le
November 1855 and continue sixteen weeks, IN me
cornerof Court aud Plum streets, Cincinnati ~
lectures will on the hrst Oh OSsO' ~
the dissecting rooms viii be open az that tune
The SurfnE Session will commence lnlneala'Ss ai--i
the close Of the Wiater Session. ,-.,..,.,io, *.
Fees.--The college fees follows:
Tuition, $50 Clinic fees s.; Graduation, so
ticket, IS n NJ.
Students visiting the city call the ONCE OF james "
SHALL Secretary No 10 Sixth street, who Will assse IL
them board, and furnish all other airy nfofa1lo9'
Of inquiry be sent him, to the TreasnIe n . S
N. D., No. 80 West Seventh street.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL,
CONDUCTED By

r.. 8. New ton, W De-
Professor Of Surgery and Surgical Practice in the Eclectic Me
cal Institute Of Cincinnati
This Medical Journal is published monthly IN Cneinnsl o
49, -, ~ lsepl4-dSwlt
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Judge BrockeuborOugh writes to the Richmond
Enquirer that he will not decline a nomination for
Governor Of Virginia if 1t be conferred upon him.
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retiring from the business, desire 10 tender thanks to
my patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage and would recommend my successors, Mess HUs
McCREA Co., gentlemen in respect worthy q conn
dence- II. B. NORRIS.
Nashville, Sept. lst, 1858. B&s
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRECK, NEVFNS a. CO.,
No. go MarketsStreets
ON FRIDAY September nth at 10 o'clock In frsas Of their
y Warshoass:
50 hhds Sugar, fatr 70 50 bbls. holland Gin;
choos: q Sweet Wine;
80 bags Rio Coffee; 100000 Ssgars, various brands
100 bbls. M0lasses;
100 half do 6 doz. Cordial,
100 keys do Claret Wine,
$50 boxes Star Candles, p a Lemon Syrup,
100 half Go do 40 coils Cotton Rope,
100 ars. do do Is Grass do
$50 box Tallow 90 IS doz. Buckets.
200 bhls. Rect. Whisky, 90 50 Wash Tubs,
20 ola Bour. do $ box Tobacco, various brands,
50 Rive do
so " Amer Bandy, 10 cases Matches.
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