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Eor CountK Trmstee.

WeGrs authorized to announce TEos. T. SAUNDERS can.
office Country for Davidson county,
the election to be held in March, 1860. APPS
We authorized to IsHAM CLARK a candi.
date County Trustee the ensuing March election.
6ug27-td
candidate County Trustee Davidson county,
March election. isep2-td"
We authorized to HAPDN P BosTTCE candl
County Trustee Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized to JNO. W. MARTIN a
didats fr County Trustee the ensuing March election
OctI1-d:d.
We szthosEsa to HENRY L. JUSTICE
eaneid4te County Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. OGl1-dtd.
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ROCK CIV nils.
HArLRoAD sCnEDULEs.

NASHVILLE AID CHATEASOoGA RAHaoAD:
Leave Nashville al lot. a. m; and at 8, p.
Arrive al l2s q N. aad y D. m.
both trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
fThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trans
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyvilie branch.
TThe dav train from Nashville connects at iui-
lahoma with the train on the McMinnvilie and
Manchester road
TThe dav train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains on the winchester anu
Alabama road for Salem and FayetteTille-l
TESxrssCE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at "a a. IN, and g p m.
Arrive at g2, a. N, and @, P. M
IyorTsy-ILE AND nashville RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 5, a. m, and 2:25, P. M. THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at y, night, and 4, P. m. 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail.
EpSEFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAHROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, p Il.
Arrive at 10 a. m.
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Arrival of the Baltic.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27-The U. s. mail steamship
Baltic has arrived from Aspinwall with California
advices to the 5th inst. She brings Sl,75O,000 in
gold, and $50 passengers, Including the officers and
crew of the ., S. steam frigate Saranac
The Baltic's adVices are to the 9Th instant, only
being one day later than those received by the
overland mail and entirely destitute of general
interest.
The Baltic left Aspinwall on the 18th. and connec-
ted with the steamer Golden Age, which vessel was
detained forty hours in the Gulf of Tehuantepec by
a severe gale.
The steamer Orizaba, of the Vanderbilt line, left
San Francisco the time as the Golden Age with
250 passengers.
The Baltic brings in freight hundred cases of
silk worm eggs from China for Italy and the south
of France.
The principal consignees of the specie list are az
follows, viz: Wells, Fargo & Co.. $780,, 600; American
Exchange Bank, SI4s, 900; A. Belmont SlOO 900; E.
Kelly, $4,000, and Freeman & Co., S4S.0O0.
The overland mail from st. Louis, with New York
dates the 10th of October, reached Gilroy the
4th instant.
Nothing of Importance had transpired at the 18TH
mus of Panama since the departure of the North
Star the llth inst
The steamer Northern Light of the Vanderbilt
line, with the mails and passengers from New York,
of Nov 9th, arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th. The
steamer Baltic which left New York the same day,
arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th.
The Northern Light had met with an accident to
her machinery at sea, and had also been on fire
The extent OF damage not known at Aspnwall.
Valparaiso dates are to the 10Th of October.
The United States frigrte Lancaster, thirty-one
days out from Rio de Janero, had MOI yet alriYed at
Valparaiso.
The news is otherwise Unimportant.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized to WM. G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Generalof the 9Th Judicial oircut embracing the
counties of Sumner Williamson and Davidson. Election next
May. octSS I'd
We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS OF VIII
Hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the u
die a Circuit composed the counties Of Williams Davidson
and Sumner Octl4- to-
We Authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq Of
Sumner as candidate Attorney General of this (e 9TH
Judicial Circuit composed Of the counties williamson David
ssh and Sun-EH.
We are authorized JAS z. RAEEs Esq, as a
candidate for Attorney G'nal for the Ninth Judi
eaI Circuit composed counties Of Williamson, SUMNER
and Davidson. Election in May, 1900
authorized g. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
county IS candidate for Attorney General OF the 9th Judca
Circuit. Election, May, 1860
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Additional BY the Circassian,

New YORK, Nov. 26.-FRANcE-Preparation in
France for the Chinese expedition continue with
great activity one authority says that 5000 men
will probably take their departure during the last
fortnight in December. 1t is understood that the
French and English Governments, which for a mo-
ment differed i'll opinion to the scale of the joint
expedition to China, now in complete accord and
that the general military basis of their cooperation
has been agreed upon.
A European force. larger than any that has vet
been seen in China, and equal to any service that
will be required of it, will appear in the Peiho in
the spring.
1t is reasserte1 that the French forces on the No
rocco frontiers were being deciHlated by cholera.
Gen. Insult and Colonel of Zouaves are reported
dead, making in all six superior officers who have
fallen victims 10 the disease,
One version of Victor Emmapuels response to
NaRGleqns letep Is that he tells the Emperor he can
not adhere in the Congress to the policy Of France
touching the restoration of the disposed dyngsties
but he will promise not to give armed aid to Cen
trail Italy as long there is no military interview
ton by any other power.
SPAIS-There was a vague report that a mutny
had broken out among the Spanish troops collected
at Algesiras, but 1t lacks confirmation.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 27.--A steamer arrived from
Norfolk with two companies. One hundred and
seventy men will go to Charlestcwn tonight One
hundred meR left Uharlesto~n to-day for Wheeling
to guard the Ohio line. The Virginia cadets and
over 100 volunteers. numbering in all over 200 men,
went up in special train this afternoon. These
reinforcements will make the force at Charlastown
over 1000. They are CHARTERED in the court house
and churches Every that passes through is
searched for armed men at all the stopping places in
Virginia. What new information has been heard
has not transpifed. There seems, however, to be
determination to keep up the panic. "a
The military movement It is said, grows out of
confident beliefthat attack will be made tonight
1t is said that Gov Wise and Mr.. Hunter profess to
have received information that an attack will be
made tonight. Companies from all parts of the
STATE have rendered their services to the Governors
also four companies flQm Georgia and one from
North Carolina. The services Of the latter have
been declined The citizens Of Rockingham county
have rendered a hundred mounted men 10 proceed
to any point the Governor may require them. The
Richmond Dispatch urges the people of Virginia TO
stay away from the execution 1t says that visitors
from other States, if they are permitted to be pre-
ssnt g all, will he assigned position where they
can do no nlisonleE
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From Mexico.

New Nov 2S,-The Times publishes dispatch
from Mexico via Panama, whichsays that the Conser
yayes under Gaido fought the Liberals under Coror=
ado at Topic about the sth. The Conservatives
were victorious. killing Coronado but sustaining
great loss themselves
Coronado had imprisoned the British Consul at
Mazatlan because he would not pay second duty
on the treasure shipped by the Calypso. The captain
of the British steamer Amethyst released the Con-
sqi, hlockaqed the port, and seized two Of their
ships laden with cots6a
Capt Stones returns to Sonora,
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ky.


TIVHE Proprieors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large from the opening OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged he Hotel to double rs
capacity With and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms &c.
The PUbc rely that the wellearned reputation OF the
House, a strictly fret class HOTEL shall be maintained
conveniently located for travel East or West
the Louisville office Of Jacksonville Railroad having a.
railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
Landing the United States Mail Line Steamers for Cincn-
natl and the East within square OF the Hotel
? Baggage checked in the Gait House to all The principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from Louisville to New York 3S hours.
auglg-6m
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LOUISVILLE Nov 2s-The river is falling slowly,
with six feet nine inches water in the canal and
fogp feet ming inches on the falls,
The remaining three Aftis Of the quarter million
Railroad has been raised here since the Convention
adjourned, Fowlkes goes to Nashville tomorrow
and thence to Philadelphia to surrender the Presi-
denoy of the road to J. Edgar Thmpson.
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The overland NAIL.

ST. LOrIs, Nov 2S-The overland mail of the Tth
has arrived.
Business was stagnant but was brightning.
The Denver Express arrived at Leavenworth on
the 18th.
The Provisional Government was working har-
moniously-the Legislature was perfecting the Code
laws
Mining was more favorable than anticipated
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Frnm Meow orlenns.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2e.-It was Miramon that com
manded at ueretero defeating Doblado. Previous tC
this Doblado, with 5000 men, after defeating poF'
ton of Miramon's troops, halted week, thus Civ
ing Miramon time to reinforce.
The defeat caused great rejoicing at the capital
1t Is reported that Juarez intends asking OF our Gov
ernment an immediate armed Intervention.
DegoIado is concentrating troops, and is about to
march on Guanaiuato.
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Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.--The steamer Moses Tay-
Tor has arrived with San Francisco da.es of the 9Th
and Havana OF the 9Th. The New Captain General
arrived at Havana on the 23d. Sugar was excited,
and holders were demanding IS to 81
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A Hoax.

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 26-It seems that the discover
les made here last Thursday prove fish story. The
pixies found in Coxs cellar were of the scaly kind
use for eating; and the fugitive slave belonging to
Sa ford Rising, wooden darkey, manufao-
pred by Mr., R. for the front door Of cigar store,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rran, ohnrlestorn.

CHAR1EsTowS. Va. Nov 26-All is now compare
lively quiet. We have exciting rumors occasional
ly, but we are getting used to them; they have been
90 numerous that II genuine attack were made the
people would be likely to consider It hoax.
The howiizer company Of Richmond, whe re
turned with Gov Wise profess TO have received in
formation after his return which induced him to
send them back
The barns OF Thomas H. Willis were set on fire
Yesterday and DESTROYED; loss $1,000
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fewer and Ag11e.

rem sidehsmankind suffer ever large part Of the
giooe = The consequence Of diseased action in the
system induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay Tbs exhalaon is evolved by tie action Of solar
heat On vet sol, and rises with the watery vapor from
IL Whie the sun is below the horizon this vapor
Fingers near the eafths surface and the virus is taken
WITH y through The lungs into the blood. Thre it acts
a. an lrritatius poiscE On the internal vsccra and e
ereng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and is 70 secrete not only this virs but also the Bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the crcula ton, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spisen, tho kidneys, and the stomach
synpatse with the liver and become disordered also
Finally. the instinct of organism, If in an attempt
~ expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
Hcod c. the body in the internal excretores to force
them cass it The blood leaves the surface and
rushes 10 the central organs with eongestve violence
This is the Chill But in this effort It fails Then the
FEvER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES the surface if in another effort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretoy-the skin. In this also it fails, and the sys
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
Gay. These are The fits or k1roxysms of FEVER AND
AeUE- Such constitutional disorder viii Of
oermlne the health il it is not removed.
lgbcral 10 md and hars. fns7rd anficofe
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Brownsville, TExAs, Nov. 20th.--Iieutenant Ten
nison reports that 300 Oops and citizens are pro
teeting the city which is closely besieged by Cort
ms. there has been no attack vet
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Ayers Ague Cure.


which neutralizcs this malarious poison in the blood
and smulatel the liver expel it from the BODY As
1t should, It does this affecting disorisr with
perfect certainty. And it does more or ratl er does
what is Of more service TO those subject to this Infection
If taken in It expels It rm the system as il Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks; keeps the system IN health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nc only cures bur
protects FROM the great VARIETY Of affections which are
induced BY this malignant influence, such as Remftent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical
Rsadashe, Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyers, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness. Toothache Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma Palpitatons Painful Affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to
more or less the intermittent type. This AeUR
CURRp removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aecomplishes by stimulating the exeretories
TO expe the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their Office of their
own accord. Hence arises what acensatatiQa.
Time may accomplish the end, but often life IS
long enough, sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGvE CURE does it at once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is a well
safer remedy for the wEoe class Of diseases which
caused BY the masmatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered and il has still another important
advantage to the public, which s, that it is cheap
well as good.
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We are authorized to announce Ia w HAYWOOD
Esq, as a candidate for the Office OF Attorney zen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed OF
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next Nav
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CLOTHING
And MERCHANT T1IfOf1uEs

We receiving large and elegant stock oil ran anu
Winter Clothing Coats Pants Vests, Boys and Youths C0th
ing ana Furnishing Goods every description Also iu anu
complete Of Cloths, Cassl@eres and Vestngs "en VIC
will make toorder and guarantee give fuli satsaton
Cali AMI sEsuins at WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
sctl-9R No 90 Public Square
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IMMENSE WATERsPOWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOR SALE -

FElHE undersigned oWDeBh hnnored ~
Of Land about half mile from the town Of Man eaa
chester the county Coffee county Tenn including DA
and the two principal falls on the main fork
Of Duck river averaging rem 25 70 30 feet each, situated
about yards apart The volume Of these falls at
dryest Of the year ucent to drive almost any
Of machinery and easy Of and may be mpFeya
aa very reasonable outlay. pPoH The tac hefe about
acEss cgssea The balance Ans bsr sconsdeabe portion Il
The fss about mile from the railroad depot at
Manchester and within six hours Of Nashville The whole tract
with both falls offered for sale they would esod separately
purchasers. For manufacturing purposes this site Il
surpassed by any in Tennessee, and can be Pohs roRas
BILE terms. ~ - y
oe.ly-vtf W.T. GARRETT BRO
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An IcR srEcyf Arrox.- The st. Anthony (dinneso-
ta) Express says that firm in Minneapolis IS en-
gagged in building eight large ice-boats which they
intend 10 load with ice at the foot Of Lake Pepin
during ths winter, and run in the spring 70 Mem
phis, sTenu., and other Southern markets. The
boats will be each l25 feet long, % feet wide, aud
six feet deep. They wall hold in the aggregate
about . 500 tons
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, November 28-Whatever designs
Francesand Spain may have with regard to the tu-
ture form of government Of Mexico, there is no ev-
idence that England is united with them.
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The thanks Of Cumberland Lodge No 3 and also
of the friends Of the deceased rendered to those
ladies and gentlemen whose singing added so much
TO the beauty and mpressiveness of our cccS1iones
at the funeral Of our beloved brother, l. g. EASTMAN
J. r. BRIGGs, Crr,,,,it.,,
NM II Morrow 4 N'N
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For Cr!mInnI Court clerk.

Wsareauthorzed to CHAs L. DIssONs cand
date for Criminal Court Clerk. iuy5-d
Wear authSzed n. PATTERscx, cand
Clerk Criminal Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. maye5-td
We authorized JONI SHANE, Eqr ac7nl
Reelection the Office Of Criminal Court Clerk the
next Mach election.
We authorized to RoBT II. CAMPBELL oand
for Criminal Clerk ensuing March
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Cor. G. r. McCLEIAN.-We had the pleasure of
meeting Col Mcclellan, orr State Senator from this
district ut Brownsville Monday, nc having been
compelled quit his post for day or two to attend
"a brsiness before the court We were glad to per-
ceive fhat MS health is much improved. He informs
MS that the business of the Legislature Is being
yrompily dispatched. The Col has been quietly al
apnding TO the business of his constituents, amt as
the record shows has been voting right Oh al ques
lions which have come before the Senate.-bTjstOl
AeIrs Aor %
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ST. LauIs, Nov. 2s-The river has risen three in
thes in the last twenty four hours with six feet wa
ter at Cairo.
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Mr.. JosHuA Smith, one Of the Oldest inhabitants OF
Gallatiu died on the 18th inst, The Examiner says
he Was there when the country a wilderness
He was upwards OF ninety years of age.
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MurireesbOrO Military Academy.
Captain WIN. J. DAVIS D.,
Lieutenant W. NJ. DWIGHT, ! pals

TENHIS Institution has heretofore condlctSd the
4 demic Building, opposite The soule Female College. In
creased application from various In Tennessee and 9th
States has rendered IL barracks the
commodaon Of the Students and for the thorough
forement Of the system. This plan Is that OF the State Military
Academies OF South Carolina and Vrgniscombinng the
Of rigid military discipline with complete literary and
scientific Of studies The Principals thus enabled
exercise CONTROL all hours the Students amounting to
almost total secuson. NJ thod regularity, and punctLaly
ensured in the Recitation and elsewhere While addi
ton to the advantages Of other Of educlon
thorough knowledge Of the different schools Of Military Tactics
derived both from the and the dwhcn last ubssrves
the requ Of physical taang and ESSENTIAL
to the students
GYMNASIUM will be connected with the Academy and the
personal attention the Principals will proper exercise
in is respective departments.
their L0tconssng Of thirteen and quarter arrests I'm
medaely Shout the cooperation, IN heahiu and eligible To-
cIty Tsi Barracks II ina short mebe ready for eceups
ton Application must he made at early date.
Terms per ear.- lS2Ud) tw" hundred dollars. in
elusive OF Tuition Board Lights Fuel and payable in
four mens, viz February st May st September list,
December let, OF each year,
For further nioA4 ion apply to the Prime pals hurreeborO,
Tenn. Rh. J. DAVIS. D n
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A HEAVY SuIT.-The LyBeLburg (Ya) Circu /
Court on the 18th and 18th inst, engaged in the
trial Instituted by JAMES T. PUTTIAN against o.
CONWAY. for false Imprisonment. and claiming dam
ages 10 the amount Of $4,000 PU1JIAN was ar
rested some time since, on the charge Of robbiRg
Conway of some 81 200, on the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, but there being no evidence to
fix the crime Oh him, he discharged. The jury,
however, were unable 70 agree, and were dis
CHARGED
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UR FLA o.
Hoist, hOstI our Gas 70 assyen'S breeze,
Let every fold aost high,
UnIold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 80 forth,
Borne by ths patriot's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and It's WoSth,
Ger mooT and hill and strand.
II pssOe quad wen the sacred boos, 49,.
Aequsathed by patriots blood, ~
For Oil twas won in freedoms cAuss,
Amid the battles food
Hoist hoist, OuI Gag 10 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere, f-f = p
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist hoist, our asg Is ATt's great reign
Let every sgar foathigher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spire
Let fennesseanseyery where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 3 mads
Where every type is found. stfa
Above our own dr. G.Lx.ry, -rE n
Our cnEplFS' s standard WaSs ..-
Aad undeEnea ID It's folds presids,
TSe besatiful-the brave
The child-tne psiCnt-patriot-sS-s
The warrior without strife,
Rests hese, in sVssfs pbftfsitnzs -
Win every charm bat NE
Then raise our baHnert0 tne sky
Letevery altar boar news,
That TYPES at the Agg Caller,
Are made by O. O. HUGHES,
Oornar ~ 0olIaya ard nfe, Usk
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Mr. J. R. HOOP has revived the Chattanooga CD
sete and has adopted the cash system. We trust he
will be better rewarded by his party than Maj PAR
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AtlorneY General.

Hoy ANDREW JOHNSON arrived in the city Sunday
morning and took rooms at the Commercial Hotel
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The Methodist Annual Conference which has been
in session for some days adjourned on the 18th inst
Its rext meeting viii be at Aberdeen, Miss
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THo's CHAMP. cOlored, voluntarily enElaved himsel
at Winchester Va. on the 18th inst7 to Cen IANhs
H. CARSON of that town