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NEW York, March lG --Hayre, cotton, New Or
leans rss oTiHare g5f1 reutimes s9Gf sales C the
week 1000 bales, advanced J. Stock Al Have 49,
600 bales
NEw YORK. March l6--Coston firm, sales coo
bales The steamers news had DO fleet upon the
market Flour hss declining tendency; 40l5 -.
White Corn So Pork duh, II 75alS 45 whi,ky
2s4a29 Pig iron 2Sa3lR. Sugar, Musoovado GA
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NASHVILLE.


A large number Of delegates to The ssste Con.
vention met at The Capitol last evening and chose
". S MusDAY to preside ever the meeting, snd
J. i. J. LEwis 10 act as secretary
d committee was sppOintsd to report efieeFs for
the CONVENTION which is to meet at the Capitol ihis
morning at IL o'clock
Q1ite number Of interesting speeches were
made By prominent Democrats from the different
sections Of the State. and judging from the tpirit
manifested By one and all, the Democracy viii PEE
sent an unbrOken front t. the enemy in the approach
ing canvass.
Tbs delegates from the 9th Congressional district
are rsquested to meet at this Office this morning at
81 o'clock those from the l0'h district, at the st
Cloud Hotel al 10 o'clock; and those from this
district ct the Federal Court room in the the Capitol
at % O'clock.
The convention adjourned to meet at precisely
IL o'clock 10 day.
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On the 18th inst the residence OF Judge Ridley by Rev
HOyt, DR.. Baelmore, OF Sumner county, to Mrs Mary c
Richardson, Of Rutherford county.
= Galatn Erazliasr please copy.
- On the 9th inst, by the Rev H. 7. Lee, Ma
Thomas J. Crosby and Miss Mary Louisa, daughter Of Maj
Boiling Gordon, Of Hickman county.
On Monday, the 9Th ns the residence Of Thomas J.
Columbia, BY Pleasant Nelson, ESQ., G. Bal
10y to Miss. c. Hsndley
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LEAvENwoRTu March l6.-Il the case cf Day
ard 5 n, scducted fr IL kansIs into Missouri sui
charged with siIin2 The ape cf slaves, the trial
has b en- transferred /, S. Joseph
Seven lsrge companies let here yesterday for
Pixies p ak. The gold accounts are laitering
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SSTEAMER EASTPORT, E. WooD, Master, will xzs
y in the Nashville and New Orleans trade this =
season. leaving here THURSDAY, l1I inst al -
oclock For freight and passage apply on hoard to
nhl7 A. HAMILTON, Ag't
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AN ACT protect The land und FOR school purposes in saPy
county, Nebraska Territory.
Wherszs the treaty teseen the United States and Ire Omaha
tribe Of Indians, by which said Iai4n tre coded ter lands
iG e Territory OF Nebraska the United States reservation
made part Gf Secisn thirty in township iourteea
nOh range thirteen esst for the Preslyteri Board OF FOR
eign Mssons and wfeas ~ virtue of joint resolution OF
Congress- approved March third eighteen hundred and ~
large portion OF the remainder Of said section thirty
six has been emped leaving but fraction Tor the use OF
schools: Therefore
Be enacted bgths Senate and HouSsof Representatives Of
the United slut Of AAesgScd IN Congress dsSeRb'ed, That
the suPe Itnden Of the schools OF the county OF SApy
in which said sud is situated shall be and hereby authorz
tOselec SIX hur forty public lands
Ia said county Subdivisions than GGarers
on in lieu Of he uoTesad section hitysN roelded That
such selection shall he male it shall lie the duty Of
such superintendent mott C. theof with description Of
TIE land selected "a the Office Of the register Of the land Office in
the 0maa District shall t1ereupan withdraw such land
the sui pre- euptioo public
private sain aid lan district and shall report the fact
the initial Commissioner Of Public Lands, and the land
selected shah filing 18th the register, belong the
school fend sal counyn ali respects the other school
lands AMI said section thirty remaining
said and after said pre- mpionz
entins the foregoing preamble shall be subject 10 pre- emp
ton public safe, private entry the other pdJic land
ApprOTel, February ii, 1859.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS March 1G-The river is falling slowly:
the Illinois is rising slowly; the Mississippi is open
to Lake Pepin, and rising at Rock Island; the Mis-
souri, is falling, bu; is in good boating order.
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n-aVuvOrtant 10 Planters.

SSSSNEyaas-5--s MEssRs. 3. 4. FAHNrsToCX 8 Go.
GentemenMr. q. W. Tiey. who gentleman well known
planters this Wharton county, and cele
brated CAREFUL management CT negroes highly recon-
menls FahuestocSs YermiuEe. lie called me few
purchased G1zeu and that hs administer
ed the Vernge bought year, adult
peoed having succeeded in eEpelng from her
several inches in length, and that her health
gooi.
One home testimonies is worth where the
parties are this Re regarded reliable evil
regard the adaptation Ct valuable Vrmiiuge
to our plantations. am, truly, yours,
S. W FISHER.
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Southern ParIlic .sniIrnnh.

WAsHIyCrus Texas March The sse Of fbe
Pacific Railroad is Pgstp ned Tie old coup1oy is
gaining cri fderce The rev c, mPany has been at
tao ed for dob
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I'M CAIRTl Am 81. L0IIN.

EHVHE splendid passenger steamer B. NJ. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master will leave for The above and il41s g
ali intermediates bindings, Saturday, the l9lh inst
O'clock p N. For freight apply board or
mills II. L. HARRIS0N,l ,,..
A HAMILTON. AsSp'S'
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HoRE To 81 1DgzRED zRAg rHE
R &c HEST EsFADEM
worn ~ Elngs : or nnpcrors


Worn Hy Kings or Es,spcrers
what. why EseautIsuI Head Of vyasr.
I'd ECACsEitIs ta ornament God Rllassf Tar an
, hsr, although the rose NAV hoop, aver "a
teeth 3 tbo r. ~ Il lie al !. irs ss ~ p IS slsssias, &c
lie hair X ali sFiv-l L1Sk and ar,or s am
wois Eair E-ssr.tiys ui two Or three tine. WI
fssEr aff seeare 70 alt an oru .sspt 49,
b.. Wsog:- Nrs, Your t.,,,,.,o ,S.s =.
Lar ,'TIerrt czI5rass 20 you ne csirs,isrsT a.
rt he time o. y arrival in u1s iTa,s Siai n
becoming gray, d1E the apprctllna yosr f F.ts
tive Is recovered riglsi hae. consider vo,r ssrfsv
As 7rs wonderful invention Quite ef5e4cous veil as
agreealde M dear air, youfs truiy,
"Drych az Gsyleiyct.- : "a % NS'
Welsh Newspaper Office - Nassau st April y. ss5g
PRos O. J. TouD: LeRF SS5ne month six weeks sro
rec 7s bottle Of yaur Hair Restorative ave II uy ws
Eio Constituted ry her hair. thinking A. tie tine
lat Il Eoul the har 10 It's er eoer, TO her
that xar al eiscs turning all the gray hairs 10 dark ron
the :ie eaesyns and tsclns the hair. strongly
reec ne hose iteratise e al fessns ins1at Of sues
cang-iof their hair CHARSBs GARDEN.
Nav ToRE, Ju.y gj l-57.
P1of o. }. woop VIA eonadsnes do [ rscomDsoa your
Ba Restorative, sins the most eelous article
Since ag Hair Restorative y hair and Fhisksrs which
we're almost Ets have gfailii gro@n DARK and neR ie
cafde that s Iers apPlions will restore them 20 their
natural color. HIS relieved Ct ali
pleasant itching SO common aIio1g PERSONS o ersre Freely
PRoF Woos-Ahout years ago my hair commenced ans
Of and turning vas last leeoning bald and bad tried
many remedies caaencei using your
began up aud urned back color
lacsl. time 10 Cig restored its original color,
health, AMI appeaEnce an cieflry recommends rs use 20 all
Chictcu, Iti,. May = 1851 !. b. HOES.
Tbs Restorative is put up bottles OF sizes lae. me
hum and small ha3s PINT, and retlils Tor
5oilar per boe the rasuin holds twenty per cent more
pr,porisu than the small, retas for o dollars per bottle;
he large holds qGsrt forty per cent proportion,
retailel for 81.
o J. W06Dkcl Proprietors ala Broadway New York in
the great n y. Wir= Rs Esthmentl anI IL Market ST.,
e. Louis Nc.
AMI SUI BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dea.ea
n0ys3 Slytn
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n0ATs IEavIsa rms DAT.

Dnnlith, for CiEeinnaiist Q
Eastporf, for New Osleaus, at o'clock r. m
Nox loadiog at Cincinnati, Hudson. ard st Lauis'
vile. Iohu Gault, for this port. They viii depsr
from their respective pcr Tn his afieraoon at
o'e'osk p. IA
I Freights from GineiBnati-whiskey per barre
sos ale, 25,. Pound frsiebls l5A2o These low
prices we learn grow out of the alum lance of un.
age lately in that port for the Cumberland river
therefore, nov is the fine TO order goods whilst cur
merchants have good thing and the boats are
slarvirg for usd4r this state Of affairs the b. ats
cannot long sustain themselves.
FoR CISciNsArI This day the regular packet
Dunleih takes her departure at - O'clock. As This
is The boat for the Ohio river this day passen-
gers and shippers should embrace an early oppcr-
iuni'y 10 make their engagements
FOn Nav ORLEANS -Esstrort is the only boat up
for the Mississippi river. Her departure will take
r'a,s sbS o'el-ck punctually.
Red Rover will be the nextNew Orleans sieams r
to load, ard will leave positively on Sturdy NOR
ming next at 10 o'clock
The river is at a stand. with feet on Harfeth
Shoals Weather again iudisates rain.
The busir of the wharf is cow somewhat more
slack than heretofore We observe eur New Orleans
steamers have had to adopt the rule of requiring
dray receipts for the goods which they deliver
This has grown cut of severe losses TO the boats
from mishaulirg, the rick they run between the
warehouses aad stores, ADD want Of system in a
number of bosses in receiving through the press Of
business. which is c0nsi lered to be crater than
tn, risk from N,w Orleans TO pnt True. there
have within the last week past been an atund
anee of freights arrived, aud Notwithstanding the
drlys have been run from day light to and 10
o'clock a. night, there have remsned large quaint
tiea of frsights less exposed on the land ng, sub
jeet to damage. Now, as The boats have secure
themselves by dray tickets, we caanOt see shy any
Should obi ct to the came rule being app We
learn the as have all greed 10 adopt new strin-
gent rule as regard delays, al if freghts not
more promptly attended TO IA m here ofOre, where
they can store, which is their duy TO do when i
can be aces m i9hed and if not TO zee it on the
wArf in the beet Pc si5le shspe end tken notify
the eonsi snees that it is there their risk: when
if not attended to 10 reasonable time must and
will exonorste the boat, leaving the consgnees
with DO other redress but on themselves as agents
for loss hat may accrue.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Cuba from Paducsh
DEPARTED TGsTERDAY
Cuba for Paduesh
Hamil OF, for Cincinnati.
EXPECTED TODAY
Reliance fcon Cincinnati.
Lightf5ot -
Red Rover New Orlelns.
Commerce, from ports above.
Charter " IS
Stephenson, 80 60
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FENHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER, -
STRONG Master will leave for the above and 1893
oil intermediate landings Thursday the 18th, -
2ocCck r. NJ For freight passage apply board or to
mhIJ-td A. HAMILTON. I ...
Akehts
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ALIVE AND FLoGTIEG.--Tbs New O'leaus Data
ays: On Monday evening, the day after the dis,
aster, an infaut about sevea months old vas picked
up in the river at Mr. Penis ou's plantation below
the scene Of the explosion, floating with lifepre-
server made fast to IT, L. alive. and is now in
O healthy condition, having been delivered to its
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The superb ana Thoroughbred Morgan
and Messenger Stallion,
mo UNIT VETsN ON"

ETAs recently been brought 70 stable from the -
Z 4 North. lie is a beautiful brown, 15% NeST7rr
hands high, ard exceedingly 81 lisl aus s0si strk- $3.50
iuglv combines the spEhtDcf7 sri finish Of The y -
Puest thorough bre sits Tie ootii ~ an syieof the
gnt Morgan. and TIE endurance md speed The esse-
lie has een teal1n bet IA his ie and fall roited
three STRAIGHT heats in less lau . As
Fur pedigree. performance and TERMS The Souhe9 T5iae
stead TEOs. @. BLACK
ID II. c. SRENcE,
MlrfFeescGro Tenn.
P se he n Hammers stable. Oh Weine dsy. March
"a and DR.. Shelby sse the I'd April. nsh2-lia.
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Chronic DiarPhna.--w,

EssSA-z-s have in possession tie certificate Of a
spectacle Citizen tesyng entirely cured Of this
dreadful disease by using BCsEHAVEs HOLLAND BITTEEs.
We shall pleasure showing the any person
doubling this statement. mhl3-d&FlY.
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o U II FL A G.

o. Il FLA 6.
Hoist. host Gag to heavens breezs,
Let every fold float high.
Unfold its hammer everywhere,
Beneath Tire western
in var, let every stripe 20 forth,
i3erne ~ Ia pz;Ti0ts hand.
ProciaIn is ieautY and its FOrtA,
Ger and hill aud strand.
II peace guard veil the sacred boon,
Bclurathej ly patriots hloai,
FoF obi twas N free,iCui's cause,
Amid the aattles food.
HOIST hoist fttv 10 heavens breeze,
Let evrg fold foai high,
Iuiuri its iatufrr everywhere,
BeleatA the western say.
Hnst hoist our asg ia Arts great reign,
Let every star Goat higher,
Up with tie nation emblem,
Above the tallest spirc.
Let Ienne-setns rY-ry WheFc-
Let evegg state around.
Know where tips Of nature 5 ulalle,
Where every type IS found.
Above orr own Art Gr7et1.
Cur c0uniTy's standard wave.
And un5erHeali rs folds pr, SIDE.
The hesutiful-tfe brave
The chd-tle Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without atfie-
Rests here, Us sweetest Tqrtr4iturs
With every charm but lie.
Thcn raise iaunert0 the sky
Let every bear news,
That types at the ATf GffllyE,
Are male BY G. c. HCGuEs,
fcbii-dS-wtf. Corner o. Colifge and Union ss-
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Cincinnati Market.
New York Marker.

ClHCISNATI. March lG.-F Flour dull wi De
ciniDg tendency. Mess Park II 75s1S 90
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ST. PATRIoKs DAY-Thc anniversary Of tie birth
of this "fne old Irish gentleman" viii be ceebrst-
ed at Harmonic Hall. tonight. by Grand Social
Ball and supper. The committee have spared no
e1ertions to render this ball pleasant one, and we
hnna thera vii be q larre attendance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

Fanny Kembe, it is said, recently went 70 hear
Henry Ward Beecher preach, and being asked her
opinion Of his pulpit OrAtory, replied: "Ny father
and brother studied for the church, and then WeLt
on the stage Mr.. Beecher seems to be adapted for
the sauA vacation "
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WILL doubtless he FraiAei to observe at in Of The
w sfrn-eHcy, have couciuicd such
reduction in popular and unapPruaclahe Corn and
Con MEGt, the clssOrs wIhng within the reach
Of ala. 1t IL oGee for this only. a cOPiete- via
Of grinding rings at s very u F5rtF DJtTs
As t s lower tn tie Excelsior ha ever
before lesn offered IN e United States; ali as eT1Tty
VII appreciate sAoIts b. senns ia teir ORDERS Believing
Ire public long cir awarded 20 Tie tsc4i-aT Go palm OF
Superiorly, We VA, DISCUSSING its surprising inert 0aeT
them wish the rrs that tie zcssi5 . adapted b eTt-
fnr corn and COZ. wheat rye oat, stock; ana grinding
family IL discharges the meal directly into ii
buscl ard is provided with morhe grinding surace whch,
when worn out can re0r 81 three Goass Agents
throughout authorised 10 sell he Excelsior abcVs
Persons wanting the shove viii please addrsss
JAMES G. BALDWIN,.
Iara4-lktulai n Coilezs street. Nashville. Tenr.
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mh6-d2w1

special Notice.
Hart Co.s Books be found the Warehose
dwardh Gkeson Co.. Of College and Church streets
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Lyons Jenny Lind and Lager Beer Saloon. I'M
der Pinto's cigar store, UNf'Y AMERICAN block,
was opend yester lay 1t will, no doubt prove to
be very popular resort.
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The four condemned murder,rs - Gambril, Corrie
Crops and Cyphus-Who are sentenced to he exe~
cuted at Baltimore on the 1sah inst haze addressed
a Joint letter to Sheriff Dreamer, requesting that
they shall not be huUg in shrouds. There being no
law requiring the sheriff to shrOuds, he will ac~
cede TO their desire, aud they will be executed in
their usual dress only wearing The necessary cap tU
drs " over their faces
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The Presbyterian Church of Csrksvile, TeDDe-
ssse, has given a unanimous call to the Rev T.
wardlaw. of Paris, Ky, to become their pastor. 1t
is thought that he will accept the call
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We are glad TO welcome to our ssnc'um to day
many Of cur Democratic friends from different parts
of the State. Among the rest were Hon GEoaGE W.
JONEs, Of Lincoln; Han. II. NJ. WATTERsoS, of Nc
MINI; Hon JANIS II. THOMAS, of Maury; Hon. }
KNOX WAIKER and Col CARROLL, Of Memphis aud
cur ever welcome contributor aud friend, GEorGE
HARals, Of Knox OF the editorial fraternity, We
have hal the pleasure of meeting COLIs CAMPBELL
of the Avalascks and 10 LEWIS, Of the ROCKVILLE
Register, both pillows of Democracy aud ornaments
to their profession
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Mr. Smith o'Brien has been invited to public
dinner by a number Of his admirers in Richmond
His reply was that be is making simply private
tour through the country he preferred to avoid all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

We regret to learn from the Purdy Argus that
Mrs. Martha Ann Wright, wife Of Major Benjqmin
Wright, and mother of the Hon John v Wright,
The distinguished Representative in Congress from
the Seventh Congressional district died at the resi-
dance of her husband in Pardy. on the 9th ult
There viii he very fine Ca'alogre sale of books
a Bruces, carner Of Csdsr and Cherry streets TO
night, commencing at o'clock, We would advise
all to 90 Who want fae additions to their Libraries
as we consider il the ae,t selection OF rare works
that has ever been in the city.
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. shisHAM e. 9. HCFFA
GRESHAM G HUFFAKER,

J. W. sarsHAM R. g. HUFTAKEE.
GRESHAM & HUFFAKER,
Csuccessors to Smith, Love K Coz
Wholesale GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
81 HARRIET STRICT,
Nashville, Tennessee.
H III pay Cash for all Articles Of Produee.el9T
-dtE&wly
VE7E in receipt o. large we'll stocs
w Groceries, Liquors &o to WAeh we invite lie tleutCR
30 hhds Louisiana; 100 bis Bait Crushd aud Pox'd
so boxes Loaf; l0Obbis St. Louis do dc
$40 bags New Orleans Rio;
Isl d. Choice Baltimore.
naEaSses.
I75 barrels Choice Reboied:
Liquors,
200 barrels Pixies, Deans and Chenarths Whistles;
4H0 do Bourbon, kyc, Monohgaea and Smiths Oh! 'Re
900 do Country msas, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy;
Is do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin;
Is cssks Port Vine;
~ bis swest Malaga wloe;
pkss Old Jamaica kHIa:
e0O halfdo ia 10000 Cigars, 10
Also good assoftD emit Of Pepper pce. Ginger soda &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
oca-dWSwly GRESHAM uuFFAKRR
FLOUR FIOURI
~ y BARRELS superfue Family Flour stored At the
Oee Warehouse Of Harris, Gordon Co.. by
GRESHAM HUFFAkER.
Paper HangingS,
LOOKING GLASSES, GILT FRAMES,
GIT AND BPASS C0RBTCES,
French and American Window Glass,
ANBE0TYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH STOCK.
Artists and Grecian Painting Materials,
FrnCh, English and American EngraV-
ings, Splendid Oil Paintings, Sc,
All at Eastern Prices.
tennessee aijaeent states, they now in receipt
Of the largest varied and complete SPRING
GOODS ever imported by any que house IN the Vest
In Wall Paper alone, tly prepared eNhihita stock
Of twenty thousand doliarsWorth.
Strangers visiting Louisville invited 70 this
and having Picture Gallery attached, reples
aintnss, they viii find pleasant place Of resort, wleth
HEGAN < Esc0TT,
ulll2-dlnr@ so Main street, Louisville, Ky.
gEI0VAL.
JOHN YORK & co.
FIVE removed tlleir Book Rindcry and
Blank Mandatory the Bapist Publishing
nex house below Douglass & Co.. ncrt Market No. 81,
I'd door the squsreaId will be glad all ihcir Old
customers and invite that
prepared rske Blank Books In tie best any
given pattern. Particular attention viii paid Binding
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices low
lowest. The style Of be at the Bndy Store
tteaten. BPK lebll-insitf.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Cuba from Paducah.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Cuba, for Paduesh.
Hamil OF, for Cincinnati.
EXPECTED TODAY
Reliance from Cincinnati.
Lightfoot " "
Red Rover &" New 0rlelns.
Commerce, from ports above.
Charter, q" 3"
Stephenson, " " "
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To the vo,ers,or the City Of nashville.

At election held the 2ith of FEBRUARY elect
Constable Ill tie vacancy occsoneI by the resignation Of
sam D Nicol, received majority all the pole and
received from the Sheriff my election Cnnsa-
bic to fl the said vacancy ay election has contested by
my opponents John aside by his homer
Judge Whiworh because of the failure Of the Sheriff hold
election the fifth Ward likewise for iuormay in the
EASTWARD in the appointment swearing the Judges In
spectors o. the election.
Another election has been orered to take place Saturday,
96th again the said Office
and solicit your support. IRA A. STOUT.
March 70, lei9-td.
I ? We are authorized to announce GEORGE COLEMAN
lidste for Constable in the Nashville District.
mhI3-tI.
? We are authorized 70 $50. D. COVER as
candidate for Constable in tile Nashville District.
mhl2-td
are authorized to announce the Hon. JoHS V. WEIGHT
candidate reee>ton Congress the Seventh Con
gr-sona District tmhi.
BARGAISs IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock of OVER CoATs-BUsINRss CoATs-Asqrg
Pants and Vests WARD, BRBMMGHAM & Co
No 90, South Side Pu blic Square
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wer regret to hear Of ibe death Of Mai VIM. Swan
Of Knoxville, one Of The eldest and most respected
citizens Of that place, which event occurred on the
18Th inst. He was man Of generous impulses.
devoted friend and kind neighbor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

We are glad to welcome he Memphis AralGacAc
again among our exchanges The fra kept it down
for short time only, but sbsed meme Of the vg'r
and ability with which it is conducted. We wish it
long and prosperous voyage.
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!. Purchasers should ysok lSel the
wrapper and that they ing A FahnestOcks Verm
tnys and ps other feha7-d&wha.
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We would direct the attention of our readers TO
the sale of % lots to come eff to day, the Ten
nessee aud Alabama Railroad, and South bOunds-
~ Of tie h Yard Of Nashville. Combs Omnibus
leaves the Square every boar in the day-pssses
down College to Union street, up Union to Cherry
street. out Cherry to Fr1nkln street near The lots
Persons desiring to attend the sale, will get free
tickets ut the Office of Names Woodward by cal
ling nv clock a. m
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DEATH OF GKS. HASKELL The Nashville NsVs Of
yesterday has teleg,sphic dispatch from Hopkins
VILE Ky announcing That Gen WM. 7. HASKELL
died at the Lunato Asylum in that place Sunday,
. the 18th inst. His remains we're placed in vault
toawait the arrival Of his friends