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WOOD, EDDY & co., Managers,
S..-..-..-. o., g. & nm

The following Scheme viii be drawn by Wo0B, EDrv Co.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy tot-ei -ie sngs
Number Lotteries for january loj9 AUGUSTA, GEO.,
public, under lie supeTEiendencc Of Commissioners.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICA TES Please
Enclose money address for the Tickets ortsre
receipt q which they IL be orEaIe D. hrst uli PURCHASERS
can have ending In any fgurs taey Designate
uunlers and Prizes viii Be sent % pur-
clazcrs Immediately after The drawing.
II ? Purchasers viii please wrle their signatures p-in and
give their Post Office, County ana Stale
N = Remember that every Prize is drawn and payabin full
without deductOu
~ An Driz-s Of 81 600 and under paid Immediately after
,he drawing-other prizes at the usual time % thirty lays
Notice 10 COrrsspOldcuts-Tisse who prcier
eufug money ~ mail. the ADAMS EAPkESs Con-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets, Of Ten D-s auc
upwards, df risk and from cisy
where they have Office The money AID order mus2
be enclosed 6OCrngelf Poet cJc6 laped EtEe0De,
the Express Company ctnuJ receive tI-ul-
All communications strictly confidential.
Orlers for Ucets Certhc-sty Kali Express, 10 he d.
rected 70
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Rates OF Advertising.
LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.


Onesluare year, s3O-Each additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
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IL THE WEEKLY
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subsequent insertion
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be charged the full daily rates with onef the weekly RATES
aided.
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TO Correspondents.
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friends IN writing 60 Will Lear mind the following rules
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Of gOurietser.
u wish he paper from ono Office another, give
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Sheets OF paper different leaves Of one sheet.
Lettersand communications solicited upon All such facts and
Aulecs may be Of interest "a tae Poiac
An9Byaous communications o. whatever viii eesive
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TEyERwINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on East and Wheeling, BenWood end Park
ersburg on West at which places it with Railroads.
Steamers. &C., for and from all points IN the
West, SOutIl-west and NOrth-West.
Fare to New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR via any
other route.
Tao leave Wheeling daily $50 P. NJ, and 1890
A. NJ.
Direct connections made by tfsse trains
For ALI the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers can visit Ba uore, Philadelphia,
and Boston, the Boston alone by
other lines.
Tn, Tickets the Eastern cities can procured via
Washiu. city an additional charge OF So %.
Qn.ck nd sure CONNECTIONS.
Insu-r the Baltimore Railroad
The principal Railroad Offices II the West.
E. =. FULLER Gen'i Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith. Master Prafs ortatior fipI4.
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IrRIISTEIl,N NALE.

pursuance Of Deed OF Trust executed 10 by Gusior
Bruch, dated Ap'i 1859, registered in the Register
Oies D4vdsos county, will Aoudsy, April 18TH 1852
sell bidder cash the said Gusd0r
B.uch No ~ C0Opers Building, all the stock o. said
Deed Of Trust. NDCROSS,
ap7-td Assignee OF Gusdorf & Bruch.
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WOOD EDDY a cos
Single mber Lotteries!
SHATTERED STATE OF ss0EaiA
capital Prize s5O,OOO--E.eEet> only $40.
-OT-U-r. ~, .r.rr,

=
As the members % firm have hy purchase, hecor1s
The OF the grants chlrtere by the
lucky, Missouri and part Of those G under te
% Mes-s. Gregory Maury Of Wilmington, D-lsare.
have deemed it eNpelirnt change the co. drn
and after January lst. l9 to that Cf - cod, Eddy s. To-
who will hereafter have the % the Sparta Acay
Lottery, and the Others, above named
In all transactions have eneayurc % cnuiurt business
with integrity and proHptes and the public that
te patronage heretofore Deserving being
transferred 70 our successors. Very respectfully.
s. SWAN & CO.
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Magnificent Scheme!
EACM sATIIifIpAY -.



A Circular showing the plan OF The 1sse-
feriCS viii be sent 20 any one GssirSus 81
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AZ Is will be sod At
he fooWing rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Hal
10 Quarter 81
Ie Eirhtbs 10
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gLASCtCK. c. s.. w. T..
4. II. GLASCUCK 8 CO.,
Office No 4s College street, Nashville, Tenn door Mer
chants Bank, dealers in Ed agents for the prcnac sale Of
REAL EST ATE,
Renting Houses and Land in Ihe City or
Country
will their undivided attention the Collection
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &C., &c,
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
- = e g p

a n
I follows:
Leave GaIlatin, SA NJ. Leave Gallatin . N
arrive Edgefed, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, 20
Leave do Ii do Leave DO 4:3o do
Arrive Gvllatin p NJ. Arrive Gaiata G:3o 10
The train leaving EdgeGcIat II NJ. connects Gaatin
with COACHES Louisville artsyie and Carthage. Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
octI7-u R.MACLEOD supt.
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FIEYEIE AND AGUE

FEVER and A in lis various modihiAns forms the chief
obstacle health and comfort in the Mtern States TEat this
owing ignorance among the phyc he admitted by
carefully watched tie progress Of Intermittent
efforts cheek ordinary remedies
That DIFFICULTIES PREyENIED,
IS
On this point a shadow Of doubt It is certain that
in the which the Divine Wisdom hath pre-
the that remedy for the dreadful FEVER
AND AGUE overlooked 1t cannot he that He who
prug the herb which healed the beast the forest
the field has provided help for this maady By his
providence he has dcre-d that the Star Of Empire
move IVES ward and that fearful
tngeuy question we'll guarded and that the there
vOJCs2fei tue patient We
that in furnishing the certain OF
entitled the confidence consider
Of country.
We hereby certify submitted the Grenberg Fever
Ague Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis,
also test its curative powers Of Ague
skuiy compounded remedy @nC has proved
completely successful in every It richly
brethren Medical
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowBRAY, u D, NslC York
" REoHoN NJ d, WISCONSIN
" II SHINING Ton, NJ D, Illinois,
II J HNsON " ID, Missouri.
". c. kITTEEDGE, NJ D. Ae,g HI.l 8sRfre.
JAS 7 Morn, Nj D, lE3illiH.
\ TERRINGTON, NJ d, California.
WV y ASHTON, VI d, Louisiana.
The GRkrTESBERG FEVER and remedy popular
Throughout Tennessee A4ama and Georgia. and
every Drugs these States. Price 50 cents per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
Agent foe Greieuter- &.
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Glass 81 draws on
Saturday, May 81, 1889.
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EXCLUSIVELY wEEOAE3ALE.
ID d U GIL A S & co.

HUGh DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS w sOUTHwORTH,
WINS. s0UTWOR-H, GEORGE Il. THAYER.
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
Foreign 81 DOmestic DPyGOOds,
READY-WADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs,
CARPETINGS,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC, ETC,
No. SO Public Squire, Nashville, Tenn.
NETE stocking up each department Of establishment,
and friends and dealers wholesale, that
prices and terms reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than we
the trade
feb9-dSu. DOUGLAS & CO.
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Class 10 draws on
Saturday, May =, 1859.
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Glass 90 DRAWS on
Saturday, May Is. 1889.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
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Glass % draws on
Saturday, May -, 1850.
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ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
COLOGNE AND PURE SPIRITS,
Alcohol, OF trcnGths,
BOURBON RYE AND HOYoNGAHELLWHJsEY.
ap-iI25-tf.
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Prof 'shley Hurt D. Male College, Wnehester Tenn,
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe CoAge WIN
chester, Tenn.
The sthsr Indicator Is offered for sale ~ me
Drug Store Of Aaron stretch, General Agent on he cor
OF Union and College streets, Nashville, rem
The discoverer will send the NatLfal weather Ahostof ~
MALL postage paid we'll put up and secured 70 any person en
closing 81 20 money Pail and drecons Tor a
latOr, Esing, DC, accompany each Indicator
ADDRESS LOUIS 8. ULLMAE, Agent,
uAwtf Columbia. Tenn.
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RaTnEsOAp sCnEnIII.rS.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at l03, a. ~; and at s, p. NJ.
Arrive at lz3 q. m. and IL p IN.
Both trains connect At Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
The night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains Onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
Both trains connect at Martraee with trains
on the Shelbyville branch.
The day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahOma with the train on the McMinnyiile and
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and fayetteyille.l
TENNESSEE ASD ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at : a. rn- and % p. m.
Arrive at g a. m, and 81, p. M
LOu1synLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville al ), a. m, and Z:25, p m. Tine
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at l., night. and 4, p. m The evening
train brings the mail.l
ER9EFIELD AND KESIUCSY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville 81 ?, p m.
Arrive at 10. a. IN.
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BREAD STUFFs-There is a continued good demand for
Flour fer home consumption and quote city superfne at s.
as So AMI Extra So SCOT the outside figures being the
tail prices.
The receipts Wheat continue light and with sctve de-
maud full prices maintained We quote fair to prime
Red at SI8SIO per bushel, and fair to prime White at SILK
Clio
New Corn is in active request 6O7Oc per bushel AMI buy
ers furnishing sacks
Oats readily command &c.
The Richmond wa Wig quotes Wheat steady at 81 aO9
81 25 for prime Red and 4Ge45 for prime White New
Corn is quoted at 6O97Oc.
The Lynchburg Tyg,nidn Of the 9Th The Wheat
ket is in quote 81 32935 for Prime and
and 81 2Ca . for Red lower qualities Sll59 90
The demani the sonihern markets comparative
Is ght
PROVISIONS There is very little arriving from the
country, consequently transactions LIGHT The Market
owerer is very frm good demand from :he home trade,
and also Shipment We quote Shoulders at 5s9sc, Ham
IO3s9IIc Sides loJs9lO&c, and Rbted 9i4&i0 from
wagons Prom store, packed, &c advance these prices dee
maudel.
Buyers are Offering CSC for Lard Of prime quality when
put up in good shipping packages
GROCERIES stocks Groceries ampletO meet the
which at present is rather i The transactions are
within the range Of the following quota ions;
sUoAR-Fair a. "A and Prime to Choice s&5Hc in hogs
heads = the quotations in barrels New
YORK CoGe sugars IO9ls Crushed and Powdered liz
MoIiss AND svRup --o!ssses il barrels 374Oc gall half
4G@45c Sugar House 43G45c Godsn Syrup IN bare'
7ic, ma Il barrels and kegs item gals s.
CDFFEE-Ro .99l3: Lsgayra l2al5c Java lsG3u ID b .
TEAImpeal 80 Isl; uunpOwder 5O@71e Toans Tyson 4O
a60 Black GUdlsl 50.
sALT-we quote Coarse Sack sL5l, and Fine at 81 SOC
So and Barrel a. SOC The stock the market is
ample to meet the demand
COTTON YARNS-Th following are the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 100 and &c., doz GOD l0s S lo and
400, l2c.
C1~c1xxATr December 6.-Four dull s. O09Slo. Hogs
sales 1900 he'd s5JUgG75 Mess Pork saes 1000 b5ls
81 90 for future delivery, sI75OSI5 CO. Sugar 7Gec
No!ssses 46c. Col l2G l3c.
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MeLEAN,s sTRENaIHENING CORBIAL
VIII cAge'uall, cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE


This Cordial win mover fail 20 any 81 The allow
Diseases II taken per directiS9s esch bottle, II
German, English, and French.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We sre authorized to announce WM G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney General Of the 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
counteg Of Sumner Williamson Davidson Election next
Nay ocSS ID
We are authorized CARY A HARRIS, OF Will
Hanson ecu y candidate for Attorney General for the u
dI circu t composed the counties of Williamson Davidson
ard Sumner Sctl4-td"
We are aut5oIzed announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ. o.
Sumner as car ddate Attorney General Of this lie 9th
judicial Crcu opposed Of williamson David
s-n and SrnEA.
We are author JAS. T. RAINEs, Esq as q
for the flee Attorney Gneral for the Ninth Judi
c ircut composed the counties Of Williamson, sumr-r
and D lvidson. Election in May, lsG0.
We authorised s. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General the 9Th Jadicia
Circuit. Erection, May, l669.
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Fever and Ague.

rom Which mankind suffer over large part Of the
glooe Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system induced BY the poisonous niasm Of vegetable
decay Ihs exhalaon evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet sod, and rises with the watery vapor from
IT, While me sun IS below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earhs surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lungs into the blood Thre it acts
as irritating poison the internal vscera and ex-
ereng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 70 secrete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spl,eH, the Kidneys and the stomach
sympath:ze with the liver, and become dsordered also
Finally the instinct Of organism, II in an attempt
expel the noxiOus Infusion concentrates the whole
blood &C. the body in the internal excretories to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with eongesve violence.
This is the CHILE But in this effort it fails. Then tie
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes the surface if in another effort
to expel the irritating poison through that ether great
exeretc=ythe skin. In this also it fails, and the sys
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
DAY. These are the fits OF I.Irozysms Of FEVER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course I'M
dermine the health il it is not removed.
We have laborel 10 find and have found, antdote,
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BucksAln shlrts ana DraWeFss
SUPPLY Of best quality and few Of second received
a and for sale by [ocsl ]. II. McGILL.
Ladies Vests.
Ugh neck and long sleeves heavy and OF best quality
octs J II. McGILL.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
F6R PRIVATE DISRASRS.

~ DR. KING, formerly Of New fork, fos he hist
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and Who has
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private eve
thirty haters himself having attended 10 ursctce
and cured 30 many hausands m i enables
All seases Of private nature, matter may
from njudieious medical estment, tam neg Of their
DR. Kings Dspensary No p Dsserick between Cherry
and the square, where he diseases pate Nature
GoSoREA cured Without naueious medicine n,sCrenee
from busness.
sTRUTuREs Of old recent date, sHsctaal cured in few
days BY an operation Ehchcause3 psia Me Structure
exists health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps no disease casesore
mischief and untermineF the Constitution &c aseh
SyPLs, vita all Of the ss growing out Of neg
ect or Dad treatment cdctuay ced IN ieN aayE,
SEAIEAL WEAKNESS particular Alteration having been given
this lses All consequences growing Of &C. hronghk
an in many eases the destructive hadts Of cons-r2fa
Youths and excessive iudugcnc q The passions. neglect q
which will uOn, renderia subject
a. for busipess society, and causing premature old ayr
Females BE- lsoring wi-h any dculty womb
NAV rest assured 81 immediate relief
Persons ressg abroad By sng snd stating eir case
Re- closed directed % DE-. A. King, Nc. = Dadsrck street,
Neshvillo, will have the neeeassy medicine sent 10 sr
address, with directions. Strict secrecy ohssrz One
hOurs 9ocock in the morning until evsnina
aAylS. Is59-dS.sfv
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SDrInrfIeId Election.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec 1.-The election OF city
officers took place to-day. large vote was cast,
the Republicans carrying everything by frcm SOU
to 400 majority in a vote of 1909. Daniel H. Har-
ris was elected Mayor and Horace c. Lee Clerk
and Treasurer; the latter succeeding Joseph In
graham, Democrat, who has held the Office 10r II
wears The Board Of Aldermen and Common Ooun-
ell stands IA Republicans and Democrats.
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J. n. MCLEAN. Sole proprietor,
mcMULLEN & KAYE,

For sale w n 0leEAIe and retail I'm NashVtn
Tennessee at Proprietor prices, By BeTy Deoyle, g.
Henesrshot and 10 g. Blown an3 By respectable Drug
II In the United statn tahD SA-dtUiy
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CA4O II hAhN0
And Merchant Tailoring.

are receiving large and elegant stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing Coats Paats Vests Boys and Youths CLOTH
ing and Furnishing OF every description. Also, full and
complete o; Cloths, Cassueres and Vestngs which We
will make up guarantee to give full satisfaction
CAL AMI examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
nrtI-qm Nc. - Puhlic Square.
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See FIRST and Fourth Pages

LIST OF CONTENTS:
FIRST PAGE.-specch Of VIZ. II. BAEKsDAIE, on the
bill for the Expulsion Of Free Persons of Color from
the State: Tennessee Legislature House Proceed
ings Supreme Court Decision
FoURrIi PAGr-Incendary Matter; Sedition in
Scott county, Va
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nsn,ooratic Triumph

LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec. 5.--Daniel saunders, the
rstv candidate. was elected Mayor to-day by 155
majority. over j. r. Rollins, the Republican candi-
date. large majority of the City Council ON the
Citizens ticket are also elected. The result Is
claimed as a triumph for the Democracy.
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$50. SEASON ARRANGEMENT 1860
Tuesday Packet for white River.
1901

FE7HE MAGNIFICENT ard fast side wheel A GyS~%
a steamer Z. NJ. RYLAND, j B. SHERI s-uS.w--]-sAG
DAN, Master, will commence her regular trips
as above, On the FIRST TUESDAY in Septem-
her and will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY during the
season. Shippers rely tkis boat remaining in
TIE TR ABE DURING THE SEASON
And giving prompt tenon all way through
For freight or passage apply to
JAMES O'NEAL ia,
Or MORTON, PRIEST & co Agents.
The Nashville USo AMERICAN copy weekly, amount
Of ten dollars, and sen bill to this odiee payment
.uIu,
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GAIT HOUSE,

rE7TIE Propretor Of the CALF HOUSE, preparing for
LARGE increase travel from The opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville enlarged he Hotel to douole IT'S
former Gag acy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms. &c.
The public may rely that the weearned reputation OF tbs
GAIT uusE as a strictly class Hotel shall he maintained
Tins House conveniently ocated for trvel last or VEST
as he Louisville Office Of JeGrsouEie Railroad having d
rect railroad connections all Northern aid Eastern Cities and
tbe Landing OF the United Nail Line Ses Tor Cincu
natl and The East. within d square Of the Hotel
II Baggage checked in The Gait House TO AL he principal
points NORTH, East and West.
u , Time from Louisville 10 New York 3 hours
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AftnrneH General.

We are authorized to announce K. W. HAYWOOD,
ESQ., as a candidate fo7 the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral fer the Ninth Judicial District composed o.
the cogniies of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election ue1t Nav
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Sheriff.

Weare authorized t. announce JOHN K EDMUNDsON as
Ianddste for Sheriff Of county athe next election
oct25 I'd
We are authorized JAS. NJ HINTON ca6dl
date for election oe Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
n. the eDsuipq March lestiop sep2S-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-07

Joax OyERroS, Esq, yesterday resigned the posi-
ton of one of the Inspectors of the Penitentiary
which he had been appointed by Gov. HARMS. and
the Governor appointed RUSSELL HousroN, Esq, to
FIJI the Vacancy
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Fron, WnsIingtorl.

LOUISVILLE. Dee. 6, P. M-There has been moth
ing received from Washington except that the or
ganizatisn of the House WAS retarded yesterday by
the discussion of Clarks resolution that nobody IS
fit for Speaker Hwho recommended or endorsed
Helpers Impending Crisis in the South.