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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-13

We caution Ou- reaoers against purchasing pre-
tended new Map called :" Monks New American
Map" until they have seen and examined John,
sons new map, of which we have spoken before.
1t (Mouks has been pronounced BY the best author
iiy on the Sujec ia the United States, and by the
press to be completely filed with errors, and all
joiu in cauiiOning the public against it, The Charles
ton City AdOerfi'er, says: at leaves evidence of
being mere piece of patchwork; old concern
CARRIED to meet and cover the numerous errors
which the people have been continually finding in
it Then the map continually bellies the scale of
distances; and the scale refuses TO corroborae the
msp, and so obvious are the inaccuracies that no
one will cucumber himself with one, when better
one can be secured
Remember the name of the new map, 'JOhnsOn's
New Map of the Republics of North America"
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Masonic Funeral PrOcossIOn.--KEOn. Aaron
=. Brown.

The Masonic Fraternstyo Of the city of Nashville
will meet at their Hall on Monday morning the
q ia inst, at O'Clock preei ely, firm in possession,
and march to the depot Of the ChatanoOla Railroad
for the purpose Of receiving tie remains of their
late Brother and Comp auioa los AARON V. Brown.
On he arrival of the ira u The following order will
be observed, W:
!. Military. preceded by music.
> OssuTs IF tIe Corporation cf Nashville.
D. Officers Of the State and Federal Government.
4 Officers and Neggbers Of Historical Society.
q. Phoenix Lojge 40 l8l.
70. Cumberland lodge No s.
Z Nashville Ccaaa4dery No l.
s. auBel-srs on each side of Hearse.
q Family and relatives Of the deceased.
20. Citizens, or foot by twos.
The procession will move up Church street to Sum-
MGR, up summer to Cedar, up Cedar TO Safe Capt.
to. When The Masonic IOr ion Of the prOce sion
arrives al the Capitol, the Lrehren in attendance
will form Ia open order, aud close up again
as The body and family Of The deceased pass through.
Tie following gentlemen are requested to act as
Pei Bearers, VIZ. Col. \. W. Putnam, Andrew An
dersoD E-C., G,u. ). Il. Anderson, Ex-Governor
Nell $. S. Brown, Col V. K 5 evenson, ard Hon
AulrewEw CHIEF MARSHALL.
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DISTRESSING MORTALTTK.->The Murfreesboro
TsIegrGpbOf the 18th says: "0ne month ago Mr.
George W, Reed and his wife Ann E.. had six lovely
children ali in the enjoyment of good health,
but alas, for the comfort of the bereaved parents
that scourge Ofthe younger portion of the human
race, the Scarlet fever got into their family, and
on the 10th of February last their little daughter
Lille aged about eleyenyears taken from them.
On the next dsy Robert Z aged years followed
his sister. On the 10Th Ann E. aged two ears fol
lowed Robert. On the 20th Of the same month,
little Martha aged four years followed Ar1 and the
same day little Mary followed Martha.
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MENPHIs. March s. 1859.

We take pleasure in certifying he fact, that the
'PhGaiL Insurance Company Of Hargord," under the
local agency of j. Z chadwick, Esq, with whom
The Evening Ledger office Insured, has promptly
adjusted and paid the full amount Of our clam.
We choerfully recommend this institution not
only from the experience Of their having complied
with their Obligations Us, bu from a knowledge,
that the losses sustained by cur neighbors in the
late fire, who were so fortunate to hold policies
in the "Phenix F" have been satisfactorily settled
(Signed s. II. NHITslTT Co.,
Proprietors Daily Evening Ledger.
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sF. JOINS, n r, Ma1eh IA vessel repor
speaking The steamer PriRcs Albert, Tnssdsy after
toOn, 40 miles south Of Cape Race she had been
KEEP out BY ice.
New York, March u The steamship City Of
a more sailed for Liverpool With SI75 600 specis
ST. Louie, March ILL is reported that Pesgui
era, Go epor OF Sonora, has been depesed, and
imprisoned. The Sanie Fe Gazette discusses the
Ojeet of cutting New Mexico into two terri cries,
akigg the dividing boundary the n9rthern line OF
BOnadello county. 1t is proposed 10 bridge the
Rio Grande at Abuqurque.
ST LOUIS March y The river is stationary
The Upper Mississippi is falling slowly. The Mis-
souri, is stationary. The Illinois is high and still
rising.
The New Mexican mail Of the 20h reached Inie
pendence this mJrhing Lieut.. Bsale reports the
Canadian Valley exceedingly fertile. Two Stock
ton mail parties are reported cut off by The Indians
Sandoval, the MOhave chief is dead The Nsosh.
and Albuquerque mail i in successful operation.
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reception Of the Remains Of the late Gov.


Aaron v. Brown.
The undersigned, appointed at a meeting Of the
citizens Of Nashville, general Committee Of Ar
raneenents for the reception Of the remains Of the
late Gov. AARON v. BRowx, respectfully snnounce,
that the body viii reach Nashville By the o'clock,
A. NJ. train Of Monday. We have appoint
cd Gen. C. P. smrH, of the Masonic Fraternity;
Gen. J 7. DUNLAP, of the State Government; ZEN.
ANDERSON, of the Posi- Office Department; Gen.
CLEMENTS; Alderman Hamilton and Councilman
Dareen, Of the City Government; Col. A. W.
PUTNAM, Of the Historical Society, and Col v. X.
STEVENSON, CT the citizens of NASHVILLE, acOmmitee,
10 proceed Chattanooga and receive and escort to
Nashville, the remains. We have invited the Of
fcers Of the Federal. State, and City Governments,
tae Historical Society, the Military, the Cadets of
she University, and the Masonic Fraternity, and
We hereby invite the citizens generally, to meet
the remains at the depot of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, and escort them to the
State Capitol, where funeral services win be per-
formed by clergymen of the Episcopal and Metho-
dist Churches The remains will then be deposit
ed in the new cemetery
All the details of the procession and of The cere-
monies of the occasion are cOn6ded to the Masonic
Fraternity who will direct the order of procession
appoint the AIarshals and Pail Bearers, and gene
rally direct the entire proceedings, from the recep-
tion Of The remains until their final disposition.
E. G. EASTMAN,
S D MoRoAE,
R. W. MoGAvocK,
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To the voters of The City of nashville.

At election, held the cath of February last, to elect
Coaslble fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of
SamI D. Ncho ceiyed majority Of all the poed and
Sheriff certificate OF my election Consta
fill the vacancy. Ny election has been contested by
one my opponents D. aside by his hoDor
Judge Wtwoh the failure Of he sheriff hold
election the 9Th Ward and kev sc for i1oray The
Ward appointment swearing Of the judges In
spectors Of the election.
Another election has been ordered, to take place on Saturday
the Goth March, and again candidate for the said Office
and solicit your support IRA A. STOUT.
M .-ch 70. IgjQ-td
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sTEAaInoAT AND RlvER NEWS Is
BOATS GEAyiso THIS paT.s

coats LEAyIsG THIS DAY.
eaba, for Paaiaeahs ai 10 O'Clock. =
scetIsad, 70, New Orleans, at 10 o'clockp N.
James johnson. fer - at 4O'elOck a. m.
On Mond ~ ne t for PAdueAh at Il cle OK. slm-
er Minuetonka f1 Cincinnati, steamer Sam Kirk
man, at y o'clock, Tor Piisburg, at II o'clock, Ii
Cross g , -
FOrcineinnati, the Sam Kirkmap, having been
detained By The weather, nov having a portion of
her freight on toarI, VIZ positively leave fOr,IOuis
vile on Monlsy next. Capt ThroaP, having a vide
spread popularity may expect liberal share of
patrodsgeAs he is determined to continue in the
trade. sI -
For Pittsburgh aud all intermediate landings; the
Il Cross, having been unavOidably detained, win
leave IS abo-e, pun ;lualy on Monday Dext.
For Psducah the regular mail packet Caba,
leaves this dsy, Sunday, at Il o'clock, connecting
with st. Louis, L-uis'ille and Memphis mail boats.
The Minnetenka, the mail steamer. that sail the
world aud therest of msnknG" travels GA as oppor-
tuni:y Ofsrs, will depart for Psdaeah, punctually at
IL O'clock tickets through to Memphis, ST. LOuir,
and Louisville.
The James Johnson now having her entire freight
aboard, also The Scotland; viii leave this day forthe
Sunny South, touching at all intermediate points
between this and New Orleans.
TELsGaAPH.-By special dispatch from Decherds
Depot, we learn that Matt Peals Steamship was
hailed under a full head of steam and canva IS,
b'and for this port, and will doubtless be in port
AID mOOred with the crew dispersed over the city
this morning
BUsMEss.-0ur wharf for the last few days has
been crowded with an unusual quantity of freight
The river is now at stand, With 81 feet on Har
peth Shoals -e
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By special request of his following citizeus' Rev.
F. E. PITTS win deliver his addresses on the sublime
subject Of edible Prophecy Fulfilled in the United
States Of Americas and the last great battle of Ar
nagsddon;" in the MoKendree Church, on Sunday
and Monday nights, the 18Th aud l4th inats. viii
the learned, the patriotic and piOus, give him the
courtesv Of q hearing. Admittanee free.
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The clerks of the Post Office Department are
working extra hours in order to comply with The
Presidents request for exhibit, BY Thursday, of
the several postal routes the service upon them, and
the expenditure upon each. Mr. Duudas, of the
contract office, plates cutting down the ser.
vice to the greatest possible extent Any contract
for carrying the msils may be revoked by the de-
psrtment, by giving months pay as a gratuiiy.
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Mayors proclamation.
MAyORALTY Of NASHVILLE,
Guy Hal, March II, 1859

MAyORLTY OF NASHVILLE, I
Guy Hal, March II, 1863. (
To TIVE CtTizFys OF NAsHvILLE-
Agreeable 10 a resolution passed yesterday even
ing Ivy the City Council, hereby request that sill
of The business houses Of the city be closed from The
hours Of 9 to 10 o'clock Monday morning, and that
a, the churlh aud city bells be tolled between said
hours, as ,"ibue OF rcspCo. to the memory of our
distinguished fellow-cilizen, the Hon. AARON "
BuoBS, la.e Postmaster General U. S.
r. ". MACGWoCE, Mayor.
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REsVMSD We are gratiied 10 learn that DR..
Hale, whose health and business engagements, call
ed him from his post the past year, has returned,
looking as fresh and vigorous as be did when first
be cast his lot with us twelve years ago He has ia
ken the Office formerly occupied By Dr.. Woodward,
No. %, Cherry street, and resumed the practice Of
his profession. rBa
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There is clause in the treasury note law, just
passed, authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to issue registered or coupon stock, as the pur-
chaser may elect. To those who have already re.
ceived coupon STOCK the Secretary hiss decided that
he will not change it.
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We are requested to notify the members of the
Historical Society of Tennessee to convene at the
Capitol to-morr w. (NOuday) morning al s o'clock,
precisely, for ths purpose, in common WITH their
feylow,cidz ms, Of attending at the depot of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Eailroad to receive the
the remains Of the late Hon. AARoN V
BRowy.
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Arriyal Of the steamer Tenne,see

Nav OBLBAHs, March Y The steamer TeEnes-
see is below with Vera Cruz dates Of the 9th.
A battle took place near Cordovs. The left wing
CT MiFamOR's army was completely routed BY the
Liberal4 Mirsmoa lost 100 mes killed, 3 cannon
300 muskets- and a Jorge aaouut Of ammunition.
Genersl DsGO l9doi preparing 10 march on the
Capital with ten th9usana men,
TIE Liberals have eaptur1 d Gualapinto and Amss-
ca entzs.
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NorIcE To COUNTRY MERcmANrs.-We are selling
many articles Of Hardware, "being part Of Kirk
man * E.Iiss last Importation at a small advance
on Cost for Cash Our new stock, which is being
made complete By daily arrivals, We offer at reduced
prices for Cash negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at 81 Public
Square, kirkmau Is Ellis's old stand, from
mAT IT, MCCALL s. co.
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AUor1ox.-Monday morning at 10 o'clock the
store fixtures consisting of Safes, Show Cases,
ETC., will be sold together with the balance OF Sio0s'
at the old Post Office corner Of Cherry and Cedar
afreefe
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DIR. John sMELBY's

DIR. JOHN SHELBY'S
Fine EsI0oded SIOck--IEOrses, Jacks, Jen-
nets, Hogs and Cattle,
FOR SALE,
the agent of DR.. SHELBY viii offer public sale, on
"A SATURDAY the 2d DAY Of April nsxt, ali thorough
bred Sailors Mares, Jacks Jennes Hogs Cattle that
Faterlaud his farm Nashville 1t is useless give
the pegrees Of this stock in advertisement safely
they will show good blood the United
will mention, that amongst the rest the four year old
Stallion, Mark Young, hall brother TO SOCKS and yeaTling
FLY his half sister, will be offered. Tie sale will take place
the farm. commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TERMSA under $50 cash, all undsr 800 four months,
all sos under 80 twelve ronhs $3.50
years credit. Notes endorsed payable
without interest.
Those Who may wish and examine the stock &C. APP
ply Mr. p S. McMURRY the Farm, ofhe
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company.
P ANY Of tie mentioned Stock be purchased
private sale
febIG-td. WASHINGTON BARROW.
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BARGAINS IL READY MAIDS UIoTHISe We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock OF OVER CoArs-BssINEss CoATs-heary
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMINGHAM Co.
Ne. 90 South Side Public Square.
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THB 'PHoENlx A Promptly PAYING Insurance
CoMPAxT.-By the folio Wirg card, which we clip
from the NJ mphs Bulletin of the 9th inst, it will
be seen, that the Phoenix Insurance Company, rep
resented in this city by Nash MARI, is She first to
pay its losses by the late fire in Memphis.
PRoMPT.-The Phenir Insurance Companyof Hart
ard call particular attention The following volun
tary testimonials Of well known citizens:
MEMPHIS, March g. 1859
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Neu- York Marker.

NEw Yosk, March l2-Cotton advanced Il; sales
$500 bales; Mddling pplsnds l23; Flour FIRM, sales
Is 000harrsls; Corn firm sales $1,000 bashel; Mi1-
ed 90; Pork buoysnf, Il 75sls 40; Bacon quiet SIa
81 for sides; "a g for Shoulders; Sugar steady.
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RirerNew..
LogIsLvILEE, March I2.-Tbe river is stationary
with 50 feet water in the canal


with 81 feet water in the canal.
NEw YORK, March II BY lstfes from Cornmo,
dore Stewart Buehsnsn. it appears that President
JCifeFsons gum beat. Navy. Ostsasiby built fer the
protection Of cur c0as'. was .saIly for taxing
possession Of Cuba bnt- difiealliss With Eogland
postponed The pragpeet Il is bsled his pree dent
wiz 10 auenee Buch anas sboH!d RressonfaiIto uur
Oh ,se Cuba, Ia SFaiD- the excitement relative to
Cuba, has snbsiisd Preston viii probably he re-
ceived without trouble. The distnrbaaees In Eu>
rope have paatiilly sUPpia1tei the Cuban question
Dallas ard AIS, n4ssu.e the Government that the
sentiments Of Britain and France towards the United
States sre Satisfactory
G. ". Jones declines the mission to B0gota.
Denver will PROBABLY resign the Comm issioner-
ship Of In iaa AaHairJ and return TO California.
Siekles' trial takes place in Two weeks
The Treasury Department shows the circulation
Of The Banks Of the U0i;ei States in 1856 to be
S2l5. 600 OOO; in 1857. Sl55, 100000; aad in 1885,
about ninety-fhree millions and half
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CTscI NATL Ma,ca i2-FIsur firm. 5 9ja6 90;
Whisky sales HOO barrels 25c; Ness Pork / : So
held a. Is 90; Bacon eady 7s9i; Hams 81; Molats-
es S5a36; Sugar 69a7I.
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Committee of arrangements.
r. W. AloGAvocK,

The Masonic Fraternity Of the City of Nashville
are requested 10 meet this evening at o'clock at
their Hall, for the purpose of completing arrange
ments for the funeral of their late Brother Hon.
AARON V. BRowy. A full attendance is requested.
BY Order, CUMBERLAED LoDGE, No. s.
PHGYIX LODGE No. iSl.
SUNDAY, March ID, 1859.
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Losr.--An ebony eaue with gold head on which
is inscribed the name of ANDREW J. Polk. The
finder will please leave it at the Bank OF tennessee
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NJ. MAGILL, ESQ:
Genl Aasnt P6rnir Lnsursnee Co.

UtIt NItUt
Sir: Permit us puohcy to express our high salts
faction for the prompt adjustment and payment of
our loss by fire on the % inst under policy No 529
issued by your company, to US, through J. E Chad
wick, Esq your Memphis agent. We bear testimony
the of your agent iu guarding the interests
of your company, ID connection with your special
ag't, II. NJ MsgIl Eco; who have manifested a truly
just and equitable spirit in their settlement with the
assured, which viii serve to commend the Phoenix
of Hartford to the continued and WeIl dsesrUtd con
fdeacs of our fellow>ci,izens and the public.
(Signed HURON CLARK.
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~ Chronic DiaFrhGa.---Vve
49, have IN pO. ession ths certificate OF re
spectacle CITIZEN yns that he entirely OF this
dreadful disease by using BERATE's HOLLAND BITThEs
We shall tkePleure in showing the ceEtats person
doubling this statement. mhi3-d&NIE.
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Rev. J. Z. Ferguson will preach at the ThsatrG
this morning at IL o'clock and at night al 4
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Rev. J. R Graves sin preach at Firemans Hal
Capitol Hin to day, Services to commence at 100
o'clock a. m
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We srs indebted to Adams Express fOrths New
York Herald of the 9th inst.
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Proceedings Of ne same IN regard 10 the death Of the
hon AGr0H Z. BroWn
President Holliugsvorlh in the Chair, who stated
that the City Council had been called together for
the purpose Of receiiing Message from the May
or. The Recorder then read the following Mess
sage frcm his Hon9r he Mayer:
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By. TELEGRAPH.
Nev OrIeAsl, aIkSI.

Nav ORLEAHs, Mar-h 13-Cotton sales 10 dav
$500 taies Ii4atl !: Sugsr quiet, 5f,CE Freight
coilon to IivesPoal ! and SIM. Coffee err, IA J.
salss0f fhe week : $50 q; 4sTorss. sO00 bags.
Stock a News ORLEANS lO, 200 tags. Arrived. sbi ,
Clinton from New York.
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VI AfOhALfN on n As Nv LIE,
City Hall, March u, 1859

- lie WJn0Ta5ie WtHI1fr5 q ne CIIY C0aNcI:
Giants: You have already heard of the meian-
choly and untimely death of our distinguished fell
Low citizen, the Hon 4. V. Brown late Postmaster
General of the United States. At public meeting
OF the citizens held at che Court House the 10th
inst a committee Of arrangements was appointed
to make sui. able preparations for the reception of
the remains Of the decca cd A lei graphic patch
has been received stating that they will reach here
Monday morning at nine O'clock and it is the
pleasure Of Committee that the City Govern
meat join in the paying the proper tribute of respect
due the emory Of distinguished public serV4nt.
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". sdIsHAM. 2. O. HUFFAKKR
GRESHAM & HUFFAKER,

GRESHAM d HUFFAxER,
Successors to Smith, Love K Coz
LESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
s. sUUTu sTREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
II III pay Cash for all Articles Of PrOduce.II
-dtW&"y
HVTE are receipt OF large ami we'll assorted stock
Groceries, Liquors, &C. TO which We invite ihe attention
II the trade
Sugars.
80 hhds Louisiana; 100 bbIs Bat Crushd aud Pow'a
50 boxes Loaf; 100 bbls St. Louis do DO
Coffee.
800 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore
NAOtaSScS,
Us barrels Choice RebOedi
so y do do do
Liquors,
7O1 barrels Pixies, DEAN and Chenarths Whskiesi'
400 do Bourbon Rye, MonOngahela and smiths OLD Re
serve Whisky;
900 do Country made Lincoln Robertson, Sc;
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy;
p pkgs French
- do Ginger, blackberry and Cherry DO
10 do Holland Gin:
Is casks Port Wiue
% bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
SundrieS,
&c SSTf5 s ar Candles % sGs Tobacco all grades
$50 Or do do do 30 chests Green and BLACK Tea
Also good assortment of Pepper spice Ginger Soda, &C.
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
oet9- dtW&Wly GRESHAM HUFFAKER,
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Il p We authorized to announce GEORGE COLEMAN
. ida for Constable in the Nashville District.
NH
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Umpire, from ports above.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ Runyan, for st. Louis.
Kate French, for Cincinnati
Charter for ports above.
EXPECTED TO DAY. a
Dunleith, from Cincinnati.
Cuba, from Paducah.
TWiichell, from New Orleans.
Hamilton, from Cincinnati /
Reliance, from s.
Tempes', from Louisville.
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II We authori ed JNo. D. COVER as
candidate for Co.'s BILE in the Nashville District.
mhi"-td.
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We authorized to the Hon John V. WRIGHT
candidate reelection Congress from the Seventh Con
gyessional District. mil.