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La scene Sc passe d Alexandra. Tn

La scene Sc passe a Alexandra. U1
~lancier fancais etait en- faction a la por
tie de son colonel. Il est attaqu6 par IN
gros dogue du voisinage qui aboie avee
colere ct veut Sc jeter sur lui. LIE Ian
cier essaye v%ainement d'eloigner lie CHEN
don't la fureur augmente sans cesse. II
veut lie chaser en- lie rampant avec sa
lance; mails lie CHEN, plus furieux encore,
Sc precipite sur lui, ct a n aucun doute
il T.aurait mis- en- pieces, 81 lie. %lancier, Sc
defendant cette fois serieusement, ne lui
cut dome I'm grand coup de lance dams
la poitrine.
LIE CHEN Sc debattit, rala ct expira
quelques minutes apres.
Aussitot lie maitre du CHEN pousse des
hauts Girls ct va Sc plaindre au colonel,
qui fait venir lie lancier.
Celui-ci explique quill a etc force de
tuer lie CHEN pour ne pas 6tre devore par
lui.
Mails au molns, dit lie colonel severe
ment, tn aprais pu frapper lie CHEN avec
baton de ia lance ct non avec lie fer.
All! mon colonel, repondit lie Ian
'ier, je n'aurafs pas manque de lie fairo
lie CHEN await voulu me nordre avec
ia queue ct non pas avec SEES dents. Id
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1 r
M@URs ARABEs.-Dans un liyre intitu
d Souremsrs dun chef de bureau ora5e, NJ
Hugonnet cite ce trait, qui montre bier
CONNIE Sc conserve en- Algerie Il mepris
des indigenes pour les conventions de IL
vie civilisee.
"Un musulman de grande famille.
chef dune tribu importante, await Ae
decide, a grands renforts d'argumo-fs Oh
%fciels, a construire une fort bee ma'son
en- pierres de taille. ParT1t en- mosa-
ique, escalier ~tournant chenalnee a la
prussienne, plafonds rosaces, rlen ny
manquait. NotrelArabe etant venu IN
jour, a Alger, "a lie conduisit chez poff=
cier du genio4ui await trace le plan de
pedifce. Apres avoir epuise pintermi-
nable serie des salatations d'usage, on
yinsa parler de cette fameuse maison,
aui await eoohdte q administration tant
lie traits d'eloquence, ct arArabe tant
lie deuros.
"Ma maisonl repondit chaleureuse-
ment notre indigene, avec cette bonho-l
mic narquoisa que les Arabes savent 81
bien feindre d poccasion. ..mais j'en
suis enchante, ravi, enthousiasme - Les
Franeais sont, en- verite, des gems bien
.xtraordinaires. Depuis que ma maison
est ini, je mai pas perdu IN seul mou-
lon. LIE soir, je fails enfermer mon trou-
peau, ct, lie matin, pas une tete ne man
lue d pappel.
Comment? tn fails enfermer ton trou-
neau, ct tot, on done demeures-tu?
-Ahl moi, c'est different. ..Ces
naisons, c'est bon pour mes betes; mais
moi, jje suis IN homme de rack ct j,habite
la tente. a
j IAkAbar, u irapporte cette historiet-
te, ajoute toutefois:
/" Nous ne v%oulons dependant pas con-
aure de ce fait ct de q~uelques aatres du
meme genre, que les indigenes sont ge
rebelles aux authorizations
Iue administration s'efforce, ayec une
ouable perseverance, de faire psnetrer
,armi eux. Nous avons donne Yanec-
lote pour-ce qu'elle vaut ct sans , alta
her d'autre Importance
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LA VIE DUN TMpRIMEUR.-"Les impri
meurs meurent %jeunes, dit-on. Celia EST
da sans doute aux e~xhalaisons nuisibles
qui emanent des caracteres, au default
de locomotion, ct aux tongues journees
qu1ls donnent au travail. II NY a pas
d'hommes don't les jouissances soient
plus MULES, don't lie travail soft aussi
continued, ct don't lie salaire soft aussi
disproportionne avec leur profession. ST
I'm Topographic est pere de famille, il est
prive en- tout temps du plaisir que lui
donnerait la societe de ses e~nfants, parce
que ses heures de travail som presque
i%nfnies, ct que ses moments de loisir
sont dc 81 courte duree, quill ne peut les
employer qua retremper ses forces ct a
sc preparer a de ~travaux. NAL
heureux! il ne connait rien de la societe;
il est aussi Granger aumonde qu'un con-
.amne dams sa prison. Vraiment, il est
dams lie monde CONNIE sill MY etait pas,
car il ne salt rien de ce qui sly passe.
Travail, travail, travail, lie jour ct la mutt,
VOLTA son lot, jusqn'a .ce qu'une vieillesse
vienne METRE fin a son exis-
ence. Les fbres de son cmur %s'usent,
es uns apres les a%utres, pour Favance-
nent de la science, de Ia moralite ct de
~vertue, ct quand rimpitoyable mort
lent reclamer sa proie, il descend dams
ombe ignore ct inconnu, bien que son
.xistence Sc soft consumee au profit de
a race"
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Nous IiEons dams Ie E0nvvNr dss
lpsoaa&
nous sHsdisaqus; trois6Azdxs
dc Vigilal % soat formes, dsnskpotA
paroisse, iepaisla ;site da GopssgAspr
Wickline. sasS asax sutres sspse "a
vote dorgaaisation, Qand esdenx der.
niers soinat forln4s i asront done au
nombre dsrtnit dams n aaroisse. La
chose Sc popiA gises a'stend ekFfseDd "a
veur dams pressure tons les QUARTERS les
f~sscuI6s. Les hommes les plus re-
righf,s LES, les plus inauents, n'he
terror e1ssfJ eur assortment aux
country; and wIsn
the bar of HeaEe1 -
.austs. he fffds the Js~4Bsu auyoed
4as the devil, o~btasIaa KJert
g inlirrnities, 1esSpson9iinu
femns long robe in
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LIE DEMOCRATIC.
OcTOBRE 1859.
HON. JOHN SLIDELL.

A mesure que nous ]approchons de
elections, la lutte devient plus vive, {
les hommes qui Sc trouvent en- tete de
parts sont plus violemment attaque.
NJ. S!idell notamment est lie point d
mire des Injuries DIES democrates diss
dents coalises avec lie part american
Voici &c que dit a Get egard rAhakapa
Register:
"Que devons-nous penser de la croi
SADIE de persecution ct de denigrement
engage dams tout PEtat, par une Ger
tame classe de politiqueurs, contre notrt
eminent senateur, John Slidell Quo
de plus i~njuste? D~emandezleur quel est
Phomme, en- Louisiana, qui depuis yingt
ans, a lie plus contribute au success de la
cause d~emocratique, la verite les con-
traindra d avouer que sous &c rapport il
ne le cede a personne; que c'est lni qui,
de fat, ct plus qu'aucun autre a fonde la
puissance dsmoeratique dams Get Etat.
Demandez-leur enfn lequel, d'entre ces
homnes eminents qui ont Representa- la
Louisiana au Senat des Etats-Unis, a lie
mieux servi les interets de notre Etat,
gu a donne a Get Fiat lie plus de poids
ct d'infuence dams les conseils nationfaux
de Washington, ct lis seront obliges de
vous repondre que la Louisiana ma ja-
mails possede un r~epresentant plus eapa-
BILE ct plus utile que lui. ct ma jamais
exerce une influence plus puissante par
mi les autres Etats, que sous les aus
pieces de son habilete consommee ct de
sa haute intelligence. En- verite, Pune
des principales accusations dirigees con-
tire lui par SEES ennemis, c'est quill exerce
. Washington une influence excessiYe;
que, par an charme magique, il est par
a controller Presidents ct Cabinets.
ct 4 diriger la marche des administra-
tons; que lie pouvoir cache derriere le
trone, est plus grand que lie trone lui
meme Mails admettant quill ait ell a
Washington toute Importance que lui
a%ttrlbuent ses ennemis, quand a-t-il failli !
. en- jeter tout le poids en- favour DIES in 4
terets de la Louisiana ct du Sud? d
Quel est done la cause de Hopposition d
certains politiqueurs turbu1ents de
,et Etat contre NJ. Slidela C,est la ia- q
ousie d'esprits infa-ieuFs coutre unhom- .
no de tete CARA fait sa marqne ct con- }
luis b position honorable u regards $
lie son Etat ct de ga nation: c'est com !
une envie de pygInnees, excitee par g
les mobiles proportions dun geant. ces 6
de politiqueurs ont, dams leur i
irritation, exagere . ce point les capaci- .
tes do Hobjet de leurs attaques, qu'on q
:roirait quill va engloutir tous les aspi-
ants politiques de PEtat, sans meme as )
So voracite. Les ~Lilliputiens de
srits par Swift n'avaient pas nefrayeur d
plus grande de CULVER, que cette triibu n
mains men eprouve de John Slidell. s
Mails les claneurs ct les Injuries Gle
contre NJ. Slidell, sont forgees par t
les eliemis reels du parti democratique,
ct les coaps qui lui sont portes visent G
~ GU meme du parti don't il possede n
Ia c~onfiance.n III
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@A8A1DRg5a


r ES rPURITAINs Ell QVAKERs mont pu
MALAKoFFs du bean sci, que remporterent
les Allies sur la yraie TOM de Malakoff, Ell Cri-
NEE. L'usage des Malakofs est nlaintenant uni
rersel, aassi Ia manufaetHe de Get objet de luxe,
pour satisfaire b laIdeaande, est devenue Il.
buIense.
Avec une augmentatim dams la CONNECTION de
ees ebjets, les prix ont baisse; c'est pourquoi lie
EsoussignG offre In vahte a son magasin, d Wa
~terloo, un grand assortment de Malakofs de
tout genre, an prit modique de s5c. a Sc
pisce-ce qui est u1e reduction de Motto prix.
a. DEMORUELLE.
Waterloo, a4septembre 1859.
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>voYAeE D,RssA1 Du v.pEua w1sANs.-si

SoYAeE D'EssA1 Du r.pEua w1NANs.-Si
rAhgleterre nous envoie le pla> grand
dos vapelrs, les Btats-Unis pourfAient
Nlui montrer, ID revanche,. le-alus origi-
Z ginal DIES ~pyxcacaphes. C'est a $ateau
Wssaans que nous youlons parler,-ee
batiment a.hslice q 2a5 pieds de long,
qui . Ia forrne dun cigare etqui mage
1yscylne vitesss aeSrinsrn,illes l rhsu-
I. re. Ce bateau, construit a Baltimore,
devait faire her l5 octobrea. son voyage
diessai ct se rendre 4 Norfolk. lyien-
dra. sans doqte, 4 Nev-York 81 ira g
ranger pent-Atrshc did G1aatEasA,n
\ Portland, saiaa MONS &c mas.odonte
dies bAtiments trayetae- janais rAtlaR.
Courier dss Etats- Unis
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La couture faite par les machines de Wheeler
ct Wilson est excitement sembiable des deuA
| c6t6s de fetoffe, ct tout unie. (Foyez lie pre-,
mier point Representa- eidessus)
La superiorite de ces machines est telle qa'el-
les ont obtenu lie suffrage dc tous les JUICES com
petents.
II suffra de eonsigner lei que, durant lie cours
de rannee 1858, elles ont. sans at1cune exception,
re1nporte les prix aux expositions des Etats don't
les MONS suivent:
NEW YORK. a Syracuse.
MISSOURI, ST. Louis.
ILLINOIS, a Centralia.
MISSISSIPPI, a Jackson.
+ NEW-JERSEY.
MARYLAND, a Baltimore.
YIRGINIE, a Richmond.
CLAIBORNE.
PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsbnrg.
KENTUCKY.
WISCONSIN.
MICHIGAN.
INDIANA.
Aussi bien que dams les villes de
CHICAGO,
ST.-LOUIS,
BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND.
sAN-FRANCISCO,
GU elles ont etc proclamees ct reeounues CONNIE
sup6rieures a cclles de Singer, Baker ct Grover,
weeds, oloats, WeDsfeF. DaFtloli, eb HoIlDfe
d'autres, de divers genres.
lie sl~-asrra tpiecr qaE rruHrit Touriet3 est
lie seul de ce genre, ct s'est montre au~dessus de
toute competition.
Il Sc vend de ces machines IN nombre fabu-
leux, On peut Sc former une idee du roule-
ment d'affaires de NM. Wheeler ct Wilson, en-
remarquant que le capital inyesti dams leurs ma
nufactures atteint lie ehitfre de 81 100000
La contrefaeon ne pouvait manquer de faire
concurrence a ces machines, les plus parfaites
iusqu'a ce jour. Aussi les CONTRADICTIONS ct les
imitateurs mont point fait default; une foule de
machines ont etc livrees au commerce, empie-
tant plus GU moins sur le brevet de NM. Wheeler
ct Wilson.
La contrefaeon la plus repandue est eelle de
G.P. Sloat & Co., deelaree telle par un decret
do Mon. fancy, Juge en- Chef de la sCour Su-
prone des Etats Unis, rendu dams lie District de
New York, en- date du Is fevrier 1859.
~ Les Machines de Wheeler ct Wilson sont
vendues, apec toute garantSe, an siege de la
maisoH, I1O rue du Canal, Nouvelle-Orleans
3lass- Dams cette paroisse, NM. GRAUGNARD
& co. Fausse-Riviere. sontl les agents autorisees
cette maison. Les prix auxquels vendent
ces messiears, sont les lnGmes que ceuX de la
Nouvelle-0rleans ct lis sont ~autorisGs a bonner
les memes guarantees.
81 sept. l an.
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T E Sonssigne etant l'ageat ct ayant en- depot
IL un grand nombre de css machines, Prevent
lie public gull en- livrera a tous eeux qui YOU
dront bien lhonorer de lem conflanee.
Les premieres (de Weeds, sont eonnues pour
leur excellence a coudre les cuirs ct es crosses
etoffes pour fabitations.
La reputation de eslles de J.B. sloat & CO..
pour l'usage DIES families. nest que trop bien
connue du public.
Files sont faciEes d diriger, WI la simplicit6 de
leur combinaison. La couture est oelle du point
pique dessus ct desous (toch aach), .qui ne Sc de-
cout jamais. Les c~outures sont urjes, les points
r~eguliers ct lie tont avee grande economic de fiji.
Les machines satd1es sesont kgTees m trssbon ea
a guarantees.
lie soussigna rr6fere lie public a NM. J.-B. Le-
ieune. volz6 HILBERT, Paul Pourceau. Narcisse
Garmouche, Hubert Patin fills, Leon Lessard,
Nine. WE. Landry, DC, DC, &c.
Il. f. SAINT DIZIER.
agent a la Fausse-Riyiere.
Fausse- Riviere, Is aoht 1859.
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EngrOssing CIerk-.SeDaIe.

Wear authorized announced FR1SK s. Hale Of hcsiinn
as candidate for EngrOssins Clerk Of the Senate.
aug2l-td@.
We authorized 10 Franc NJ fApI, of Memphis
q candidate for Assistant Clerk Of the Senate.
sug5OItd.
weare authorized and roqssec JOIN s. HUNTER
oOuay, candidate for Assistant Ct the Sen
ate in the next Legislature. seP7-td
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n~ Caution.--The article Of

No. CautiOu.--The article of
49, Whisky 5 we'll known "Daly'. Arc.
ma:ic VALLEY WhkeE has established reputation universal
renders difficult fortF manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This the result Of perssyerng energy its intro
duc.ion, sustained by adopted OUTSET and
neVert instant departed from, that lis original purity
unriVaed excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such Efforts
has Ovcraken the Manufacturer It initiated by Inscriptions
mpOsOr and inferior and spurious aricei palm Cd upon
the community the great detrmeut the public we'll as
injury the manufactured both emoumenI earned
repue Every eort has made against this piracy
by Copyright Of the LA ADD by peculiar shape bottle
cTH0A the public against this imposition upon and
upon my rights and earnestly desire information from
those wo possess it. by having vclim2ed otherwise
wlensb protect the public aud myself by prosecu
ton to the utmost extent OF the law. The genuine Days Aro
matte Valley Whiskey"iS put up EACH with
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow with pro.
pretOr stamp the and fac smile signature Of the pro
presr the label. All other articles are imi atoms
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the vsy Wsscy sold by bottle in case
only. WM. II. DAILY,
10 South william Street. New York,
aan0I- ON 10 ~,
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LIsr or CONTENTS;

FiRsT PAer-The University Of TIE South
Fesrsal Tornado Political and Religious Reports
sfon kOne-TrOnbles Of she Pope; = Compliment
= Gen MORsls Of the HON. Journal
iFOUErH PAeE.-rhs Kentucky Millionaire; An
offer Of Marriage
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CIerk--HOuse OF Representa.
lfVeSs

LhgrOssInE CleTk --HOnse OF RcprescnIn-
JiVes.
We authorized to announce II. .ALEXANDERof Macon
county, candidate for EngOssDs CLERK Of the House
Representatives. 3D.
We authorized announce Jks o. POTTER Of sIsury
county, candidate Engrosng Clerk Of tive House Of
Representatives. ausa3-td
We authorized to announc4 W. JAS. sTRAYuORN Jr
Wayne county caUddae for Assistant CLERK OF the House
Of Representatives. sep.lG-fd
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NEGRO GIRL FOR SALE.

NY person wishing to GET hold Of a nnmfer one IN
~ nice roam PONY, be accommodated by VEarRn
calling a. this 0fce. $3.50
sepls-dd VI ~
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n<~ "Ir ever mankind found

Mf%~1 III ever mahAIlu fOunu
Ss-S anything lis safe to that such is found
Persever perfect Is old aiags many
ings have been lost for Of perseverance Fortune does
not always throw her ayos Into the laps people the
Fsry Of the most useful things have labor and
expense to bring them to light We have great example
this record. II is that of DALLEl'S MAGICAL PAIN
R1ZGAC70R which acknowledged by the whole world
the most extraordinary for turns scais cuts bruises and
multitude of ether Ills lts has we'll chosen as it
truly embOdies its peculses On application all pain ceases
all Inflammation subsidies, the hea7g process
No time Is lost doctors fees expended lingering torture
suffered. May say have found Yes, true,
quick and effective remedy We found DAlLEys MAGICAL
PkIJ ENTRICTOR.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail by
}. WRIGHT L co,
q and Isl ChSItres street,
should be addressed. srPls iASlm
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DEMoCRATIc RARBECUE,
ON the Istoernher.

The Committee Of Arrangements request all the
DenOcrssie families in Nashville and Davidson
county 70 bring with them good supply Of cooked
provisions Of every kidd. 10 help to feed the thou
sands Of people who wsll be present. Be certain
to bring good supply Sd
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GAIT HOUSE.


TTEHB Proprietor % The GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase - tysl from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have ENLARGED the Hotel double
former capacity with new and Billiard Rooms BAH
Rooms, sc.
The public rely that he vslearned reputaeoA Of the
HOusE, strictly first class Hotel shall be
This House most conveniently travel West
Louisville Office OF TIE Jacksonville Railroad having d.
railroad connections 70 all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing the United States Mail Steamers
nati and the East, within square q the Rotel
II Baggage checked in the CALI Heuse to ali the principal
points, North, East and West.
IL Time ffOH Louisville to New YORK % bSurs,
eugl9-6n
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nrnr,,a,s nv telegraph.

NIw OEIsASs Sept. slcorroS-sales to day 1000 basI
Prices are irregular buyers though quotations
changed Teur steady, -. freight Cotton 70 Liverpool "
NET YoEK Sept 94-cOttOn unchanged. Sales to-day coo
bales Flour hri I3OSe bbs Sb. Corn has Adecining
vsnasney; sas saa hsAsa white $685., hsssPerk huOy
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FATAL AFFRAT At FRANKIIS We learn from
passenger who came down yesterday morning from
Franklin, that difficulty occurred Friday night at
fPirsmans ball in Franklin, between WM. CHILDREss
and JOHN TzUIrT, and that the former stabbed the
lister, killing him almost instantly. CHILDREss
had not been arrested when our informant left.
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Simpson MatlOck and Maria Mstlock oherex parte
decree OF tie County Court Of Davidson county render
Ed ed 10 the above cause al the September Term, ~ will
offer for sale at the COuhous in Nashville on Saturday
the LIST day OF October next girl BETTY about
Of credit Of months notes vi N good security
payable in bank required. = X CHEATHAM,
selsl-tIp'rs fee 81 80 Clerk & Master
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HALr FAET.--we are requested 70 state that gen
tlemsn visiting Nashville TO aieRd TIE Democratic
Jubilss en- Saturday, the LIST Of October, will be
carried over the Tennessee aud Alabama, and the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads, and perhaps
the other roads to this place the round trip Tor half
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Bearer OF Dispatches---TIlness of General
JessnP---AcquiItaio of Maj. Gross
NEW YoRK. Seof. 24.-The private Secretary Of
Senior Lerd0 eft Tuesday as hearer Of ef dispatch
es from Seaors Msta via New 0fleans
The British Government has sent distinguished
military commander with similar orders to Il ose Of
GsD. Scott.
General Jessnp is here very i'll.
1t is rumOrsd that the Court Martial acquitted
Mai. Cross
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ACCIDENT Ok THE TE',NassEE AND ALABAMA
Ran ROAD The train on the Tennessee and Ala
bsmG Railroad which left here Friday afternoon,
met with 3 serious accident When about two miles
beyond FrsBglin the track spread, AID the tain,
which was goisg at shout ordinary speed, proceeded
some forty Or fifty yurds before /; could be checked
up B.; but in the meantime, it tore up the rails ami
cross ties in a friEhtfh msnner, and complete
ly demolished there freight cars. Ire passsn gers
cars were attached to the freight cars hut pr5vidsu-
TALLY escaped injury. The engineer was the only
person on The train who WAS iojurel, and he hat
slightly The train from Columbia soon after came
up and returned with the passengers on the outWarj
train, leaving those from Columbia with the wreck
ed train. As soon the train reached Columbia,
adlspatch was sent to this city requesting an Gu
CINE be sent for the passengers let at the scene
Of the disaster but unfortunately the only engines
here we're out Of order aud one could not be sent
until &c was repaired The hands we're set 10 work
and about midnight engine was got ready aud
despatched for the passengers who had remained on
the passenger cars Of the wrecked train, except a
lev who footed it to Franklin, s2d this morning ey
reached the city.
Notwithstanding the serious iHj Try 70 the road,
the Superintendent, with his usual grompiness aud
energy, put heavy force to work 10 repair the lam
age to the track, aud by the time the traia which
left here 81 six o'clock yesterday morning, reached
the place tAe track was completely repaired and The
train passed over IS usual
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For Principal DOo--Keeper Of the House
OF Representatives.

We authorized announce HrRsIv, ESQ., of Dix,
House OF Representatives the session the Legislature
augiI-td
We authorized D. CoNLrY Of Nashville
candidate for PrAepa Doorkeeper of the House Repre-
sentatiVes. sugIG-td
We are authorized J. c. Ferris Jr OF Gibson
county, Tenn candidate for Principal Doorkeeper
House of Representative. Augl7-td
We authorized announce AsDy McHAMnToS of Ruth
eford candidate for Principal Doorkeeper the
Representative augIs-td
We authorized JAMS l.. LEIKE a candidate
for Door keeper of the ouse Of Representatives aug23td
authorized to announce W T. BFA1Y, Nashville
candidate for Principal keeper tie House Rspreseu
tsdTes aHg26-ti'
Wsare authorized to N " NEL7oN, OF Faye1e
candidate for Principal DOOrkesper the House of RsPssnA
lives. augz7 ia
weae authorized Maj PEEBlE, Lincoln
candidate Principal Geeer the House of Repre-
sentatiTes ang9o-64t
We authorised ABRAHAM WERsTER, OF Robert
county candidate Door Lr7per The House Of Re-
presentatyes. Sep8-td
We authorized W. II. ROBERTSON, of William.
county candidate Principal Doorkeeper the oue
of Representatives Seps-td
authorized Capt TERRENcE KI3sY Of Sum
county, candidate for First Door keeper OF The House OF
Representatives in the State Legs:aturethe OLD Soldier that
Fought all the battles Of lbs country early day who has
stood the kngbes Of Democratic party all the days of his m
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