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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

Vow that OUR Railroad connections are bringing
Us in close proximity 10 I.auisylln We take pleas
Irc in Recommending TO our patrons who may have
occasion to visit that city on business or 20 have
orders flied in their liae BY all means ogive our
frisnt;5 BEAnEs 4 SeaotU trial. IN recent visit
we made 10 Louisville it was our geDd fortune to
make their acquaintance and more clever polite ana
accommodating gentlemen We have seldom met,
They are one of the largest sShoesale ci4y manu-
gacturrs and dealers in foreign traits in mat clty
They also have the agency Of the best oyster oRses
in baltimore ana arc receiving dailyly Express their
fresh Baltimore can ovcstcrs. at the lowest molkct
rates Their card can be found in another column
Of our paper. ... -...a.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

RAnHOAB MEETNGs-At the meeting of the Dree-
tors of the Winchester and Alabana Railroad Com
pahy. held in Winchester Tuesday, 18th inst, Col.
V. k Stevenson oaldered iis resignation as Presi-
dent OF the Company, which was accepted, and Hon
JohnM. bright, Of this place, was elected to OIL the
Tacancv, Mr. Stevenson madea general statement
the affairs OF the road. which represents that there
is surplus of assets over the liabilities amounting
f. S36.OOa besides bonds TO the value of S2O,e9O'
that are vet 70 le draWh 3Dm thoStttes A -cOia-
mttce was appointed 70 settle with him. and when
that is done "a detaile,l exhibit viii probably be-
made Hon. J. u. Bright, J. N, Btrrough, apd Benz.
r. Clark Wtft appointed Committee to pnIc1ase,
AS soon as practicable. the enifies cars, etc, nee
cs-ary foi. the foad.- cSE8 0tSEdas y = E.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22
For Conntv T,rnstee.

u We are autlcensGto shhaes CARY II ARRIs, of wis
iuo1 county, candiis for Attorney General for the ju
dsai Circuit composed q hscoRnisof Wsmson Davidson
and 1nner OctI4 td*
Wesre bdtoriEea to snnobnee TIIOs. T. SAUNDERS cam
ddste for Of couSey Trustee Davidson county at
t5e sleion to be held in March, l5Ga. D. . -.e ap5
.Wesfe authorized to ISHAM CLARK cand
date fOs County Trustee At the ensuing March election @ p
aasgs7-d a'i 'Hel
We gre authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candd for County Trustee OF Davidson county, at the
March election. [sega-td.
We ATE arhora to announce HAERIS P Bo.r1oK cand
fohe ee OF County Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. b. oct5-td Z
We are authorized to JN9s W MARTIN
edate for County Trustee ensuing March election. FL
OetlIl -dd. gts,Ia ..r--. -.s 81 .sass-s .
aWe ate authorized to ahDouuce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
cahoiae County Trustee o. Davidson county ensuing
March $lectoHs -afa a,s4 90. e.- gh oetII--dfdA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

The Nurfrccs5oro' Nsrs appears in anew and
handsome dress tlrough0pi. We are gratifed TO see
ts evidence of the prosperity Of our contemporary,
for IL is one of the hest papers in the State,'and
richly deserves the liberal support il Is receiving.
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CANpInAT


ATT0REET GEs7 8 3 e. -. sssaa ~
Weate AUTHORISED 70 announce BAXItR 81 M ESD, Of
Sumner Is candidate for Attorney General q hf lsee
Juc clrcui. composed Of the counties q Williamson David
ssh and Sun.ner. - .r.
We are authorized announce Jas T. RIMS, Esq,
candidate Tor the Office Of Attorney General f tie Ninth Judi
caI Circuit composed o. the counties Of ilAan, spmngr
dna D stidsoB. Election ia May, 1850.
We ale authorized to MANsoS BEsEs aeand
date f,4 Attorney General OF oh Judicial Circuit composed
Of the counties o. Williaaasan sumner and Davidson
M are authorized announce s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
ceaaty candidate or Attorney General Of the 9th Jaca
Circuit. Election, May, 1884, ssFnsp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

Iruorl,Nr IIQrrr DFrrsIuS. Tic Supreme Court
At Knoxville has sustained the municipal authorities
Of that city in requiring liquor houses to close their
doors by nine o'clock at night. and imposing line
of $40 for any and all sales made after that hour.
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~ -
There are believe eighty this State, which
would leave hirttwo to from. The Price Current says
Of the market: l.'
Thefeeng in the hog market has become quite depressed aud
did not hear Of during tie week hasd
fer JANUARY - could been No.
nter anything SJ7j, but think trts below IT,
vaue, ami Keep their estimates up 20 Sc. Iipey clear that
le will he done until the packing season bur has be-
quite Ie5abe that teope1ng price will g. ~e
rCm the country regarding the abVBd2ars IF cam All
the suddeu ng % in The deDsp4 ,oF provisions have lea 70
this ISerth Yrs aud prospective tghtnes Of the money
uarkCI eS'rng an UniavoTabe Influence
Opefasos ih that he segsdef that eau.iAn
regards the future only juiicoUs but pera
that abundance Of capital and ease money
market last season. WHICH saved TIE pork from pretty general
ruiz lrH..
The demand which has prevailed bulk meats for
month past has ceased altogether AID nothing
during the worthy OF nOa the market closing quite
though holders fr. Mess pork and lard have been
b.ught on terms
Fat hogs declined e5c per GENITAL during the week with fair
demand decline. Two establishments sI4ughtrin,
curing ice though the weather yesterday cold enough
cure without Tee The suppp Of hogs nceasag Beef
cattle advanced 30c GENITAL gross, with good demand, owing
TO falling OF in recsipts' I.
The Chattanooga (Tenn Adeatiser of the goth says:
not far wrong heE state that there the
hOgs this ald daO counties that there
year ago hear gentleman who short time since,
turned hundreds into cOTned fttens and
Lg atts| wares, could lind Oly
live Of the three hundredall had ded
hog cholera price that will govern hog
Ne know OF enc gentleman Who given 81 per
gross Another recently purchased in dde Tennessee
S4per hundred gross These are the only lets a VIC have
known purchased, -sAs.- F-- a-st7r.-
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No one can doubt the efRcacious nature Of Or.
EuNc's system OF operating isnd that 900 WRh9ut
rainl when surh satisfactory ceTtlheates are gwen
by gentcu3cn OF the uElOsI reliance, as WIIpe seen
IN another column. .sr't.r e.. "s-.i~ 90 H'''1s
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Attorney General,

SOL. and Hupss TJieaAly, containing a fne view Of
the city OF Rome.
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Ia Country merchants snd others visiting the
CITY IN find something to their interest, BY read
ipg the advertisement Of MCCALL s Co., in this
morniug's paper They are also agents for the BEST
Are and Burglars Proof Safes, Vaults, Sc, Sc. that
are made b. y .s .--s sepS-6w. o.
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MILLINERY.
EEkWaE'S Building, SHmwer
NASuvEEIE.

The Misses BARRY beg leave to state that they
have superior assOrtments Of French B0nnets IN
the newest styles, besides select stock of Fancy
Goods. They respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the ladies Of Nashville. Orders promptly attended
TO. s'H.'.5 30 a.- b" oetS-lm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

We are authorised to announce r. W. HaYwooD,
Esq as a candidate Cor the Office of Attorney Gen
crai for the Ninth judicial District composed Of the
counties Of williamson, Sumner, and Davidson.
Election neNt May. na -.s'.."
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\ NV .F,crrrs,, N-nr--as one of results Of

4 Ns,v .F,crErya N1Ir-As one of the results Of
the El-cfyi and Kentucky Rainond, the citizens
OF Smmgseld can boast Of one Of The best fl{ufing
mills in the country, recently erected by MessTs
SrsRK d WILLIAMS Mossrs. SrEATToN 4 SEYNoUDs
of Ibis city have recn appointed agents for the sale
OF IA, -FOUR manufactured at this new mill and we
know their iaasy brsaI f. be equal in every res
7,cct "a thc best brands sold in this market Fami-
7s in want of a really good article OF hour can al
ways be supplied by caIiiag on NessIs. STaArToS
A. SEyN0IR --.-. ..- .-.. RI t..sI 4 90 "a
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NASHVILLE AND MORN WESTERN RAnRoAD.-we
learn from Col. V. K, srEy1 SoS the energetic
ident of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
that thrt-two miles Of tbs road extending eut fon'
this city, have been put under Contract 'Iierelire
about twenty-five contractors on.this portion Of che
road, and fiey are ali 5oing their own work -none
Of them subletting-ana dcflssit in theyery best
manner. These contracts have beer. Iet upontbe
most favorable terms tho company, the e0atae-
tors agreeing to take oneAfourr in the stock orsee-
ond mortgage bonds Of Tie company. This poIiegs,
observed in all the contracts which the company are
making which will result in great saving of ller-
cash nleshs. Contracts for grading and IRON have
been made ainountihg tOEabout S550O0O, of which
fuIly sllO,OoO has been nai il estack aad seeeRd
mortgage bonds Of the company. ~ ,',rses, ~ ~
All the leasiest Of the work on the whole line Of
IN road, wlththe exception Of the Tennessee pi4er-
Age, has now been put under contract, and .he
,.nf FACTORS nc pushing their work forward in such
maner as 10 give assurance that each viii fully
complete his verk within yeeAracts tmes ia'lsed ]
an Of the sections near tirszcty are sl1oadynear-
,,losanpleted. = g 80 81 81 n1 4 9 q d 2 = >
Col STEVENSON informs aus shat Je expects tecqn-
,snenee track laying on the Hickman end of the 1eIe
ba the hIt 81 next noath at fu1tllest and BY the
beginning Of next year ne confidently expects 70 be
able to eoePes aeayng On this 4 spd s Of 5h9
road. 7, -, - \
We congratulate the friends Of the road upon the
favorable ptgspectssbefore them 1t has bosn Wen
said, that if any maa could build the road Col srE-s
vENsoN was that man; and the energy and tRet he &
has displayedin the hanas eIheot of its affairs de-
monstrate his peculiar fitness for Che position. IN
much shorter period than the most sanguine Eiendsi
of the read th6asht, a few hibnths ago the work
viii be completed md II WILDE zone Of the sbest
constructed rpads IN te Seize "a '' a. si1 t
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THOMPSON * DELANY, -,sa o. 80
Attorneys at Law, l.s
NASHVILLE, TENN.
| Parting Word.

II We asks what I'D vice wewoud give hest friend on
parting IN irWe would EayBe sure to keep DALLEIS
LLsGfC4E PAIN EXTRA CT0R always on hand. Yol have
sure ae and immediate remedy Cor hos Of diculties and
dangers Once for all, Das Nyioal Pain Ezsraosor is
Che MN UEe7r Of all the remedies offered to the public
For sale "a New Orleans, wholesale aud retail by e.
J. WRIGHT q co.. a.'.s
go No Ri and Isl Oharrres street
seagsns for the Southern States, snd to whom I'll oriers
fl0s4a W saa1szssa, ko;ile5&vlm,
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Ivo Yong & Co. have received Hdrpa'S Weekly Of
ili. date. 1t has an cngra, ing Of Com. TATTNAl4-
They have also the Lejyw for this week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-22

SENTENCE OF DEATH PAssED Of Two BRcrHERS.-0q
Saturday last, Judge Mckinney Of. the Siipreins
Court now in session in this city. pronounced SCR
tcnce of death on John and Jesse Eewisa They
were ordered TO be feiui4ied to Jacksb6ro, the
county seatof Campbell county, there to be hung,
the third EFjasy in December. sss.srz.s s1Tog
These cases have excited great deal Of interest
They were convicted IN the Circuit Court OF Snf!eP
son county, for the murder % Che Sheriff AID Depu-
~ sher.d of Campbell county. - An appeal was
taken to the supreme Court, Able efforts We're
made ~ thor counsel to obtain a new trial, but
without avail EaEFe3 s-EHtH
We understand that the ,seBteace of his Homer
was solemn and Impressive, aId tlat the deeIltst
solemnty Tyeryaded the Court rsom while it was
beng pronounced eE ErsE s-Es.E1stast&
One Of the prisoners, il IS said, was deeply Affect
ed asked interest in the prayers of the people,
and declared thar he would seek. y-peIIiglee'
prayer to make his peace with God;sPoke sEifec-
tionatcly of bis parents and regretted his fate more
on tAcirsa1c0uGt than his 9Wns 4st.rE - IS iI
The other exhibited but little feeling. rather a
stole Indifference, and stated justice had not been
done him. . ..t#.. .eIs.EH {.
1t was enough to melt tic hardest heart, TO see
two brothers. in Che prime Of life, who might haYe
been useful and honorable citizens, thus consigned
10 an gnohnnous DEATH E7so1rtse Register. .r q
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CLOEuING
ID rInr.EERlrtf WHIIOrinE.

We are now receiving large and elegant Sd OF FAN sna
.-r Clothing Goats, Pants Vests Boys Youths osh
a8 Furnishing Goods Of every description. Also full and
complete stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres aBd Yestg which We
viii up order and guarantee to give fun abstraction
Cal ANA examine at WARD, BIRAuHGIlAM & cos,
octI-a7 . No. 90 Public Square
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.r9 aT 77ss - specie.
-. ~ H.- Pr. 49, l c;tvAr
RreadstuSss and provisions.

The Cincinnati Gazette its review of the market for the
yk ending the 18th rpsrts Of sgRepe Flour
S4G07O per bDl IIolders, very confident OF
Psovemen. i1 the Utue nOt free sellers atcuTrsrt
rates Wild slight concession would lead to speculative
sales some extent for delivery
and IS supene. Wheat 23 per busel
duringt week. fully equal receipts VII CHI
continue light" Cincinnati FTce Current says 'The
nakefor rather dull throughout the week, hut
nevertheless firm, aud % loljo per Dol, at
ts, would have led large business there ostop
strong add pretty general speculate this article, The
SUPPRESSION that much higher prices viii rea Eed in the future
Contracts for January delivery made at s. for uperhn
aud though the transactions kept quite private thnS
there aTenore buyers sellers there bnt
prefer san selling quotations, con-
squeeze tie STOCK already large AID Continues sceqq
late -"e ~. s.. +-'4-
ESpIaaaOrT Of the high prices m7iptaGeI for Wheat in the
Cincinnati ke the Price Current says: a7aa .f-s
Wheat has heen ia brisk demand throughput tie week and ad
materially This article being gher pro 1orton than
Four SEEMS TO puzzie parties eseaere but il is ia
this way the nrs portion this aud
Peny the eHief and they obtain prices
et aI all they make buyers eierrng ay the miller
spSs sT @ t Is ~ s M :. y A.
in this aynoIng etey than could npeTteg1Sr So
and thea large portion Of the Jug aaItaetcd IN this city
eat ofpme whea made expressly for Boston other
ers here So So per Dbl, which, of course, Adrs
81 log LIS for tie LesL samples of wheat. @ H.- ta
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 18th inst Of Corn
se% Corn has been offered freely during week sinBing
SOC closing 45c, but dsers pay
onday and yesterday. IL Is teg purch sed per
buse delVeTedt the railway stations 10 the Interior
according locality. There be doubt that The crop
good, ami We learn That in parts OF Iiai il g sold
at lOc yer buiel the field. ample crop through
the est be regarded settled fact opinion That
coming in is keepirg dou, being quite o: but *
mus be remembered that unusually carly
be aFket. --ar ssh IT, s..s- a1rr.- e
following are returns Of the hogs reported
the Auditor of the Kentucky by county
Hogs fer e59--.-s.-. ..,-.,-- -..-l, 800
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RFarI1eIs by Pelegrapl.


New YORK. -uoonFlour buoyant, sales 10 500 tls
IS. MessPork45 b Lard quiet, L9ll36. MISSY "a
sc .-.@--- '-.r a. .-u .-.'s-s E.sa $50
INV York Oct aI-evsniug firm, day 400
bales. NOneysis growing easier. I...s ..a
CCINNATr Oct sluoon-Fiour has Advancing tendency
sales 2O0o bills Oi9O Corn dull 49, old "a. Whisky,
sales o bals s3. Ness Pork 1900. Land lO. sugar dull
declined y Moasses declined one cent. 49, ..-....s
HEw ORLEANS october 2-Cottop firm, sales today 1000
bales middling los 5O7 Sales OF the wesk bales re-
cpts az 900 balas against 50 O0) during same
time years exports the aes exports Of
season, 4 600 bales receipts this port ahead year
90 $40 bales; at all Southern ports go bales;
Orleans 225 0e0balss lard steady II y ISc frs
sales 200 bags 2s total imports IS 600 bays against
1000 bags astyer stock At New orleans, sg aans
25OO bags the time last Exchange London,
g. COS New York sixty days "a discount; sight, pare
Il premium Freight on Cotton to Liverpool. 9-I6.
Foreign Blankets by Telegraph.
LlvEsrooL-Per steamer Earopd-IIewitt & Co. quote Or.
leans Ordinary Cotton alta g5a gc Ordinary so; Middl,ps
Orleans Is 10; Mobile Addling 6 MiddIing Upland 81,
Orleans Good Atding o. Mobile Good AnIiing q Upland
Good siiaine e.. - D..
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REl'ArL PRICES -.

Al A4L fhlChS-
az ,hss u, Flour IN ass y % haiftagr. 81 so
kage eissde ,4frerls $50 r Hs1 S,s,tsss a ~
Germ Neal, per iushei, 81 Ot.
Delivered 10 all parts Of tbs ety. W sai t-77H'
oct, 1859 lgs = ? 2 y 20 IS = - r ,
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IAyer's oAgue Cure. 90 =


which heutralizes this maarious poison in the blood.
and Stimulates the EfeI axpef il df the bly. -3s
il should SO it does this affecting disorder With - -
perfect certainty. And it does more rather does
what Is of more service ossose subject aus Infection
If taken in expels from the system il Is
absorbed, and thus keeps those who it free from It's
attacks keeps system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently II not only cures but 81
protects FROM the great variety Of affections which are
induced BY this malignant influence, such as kemicnt
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Asue, Periodical
Readable, Bilious Headache, Bilious Eevers, NeV-
Sagia, llheumatsl Gou6 Blindness, Tooache, tE- q
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Papitations Painful Aecions
Of the Spleen Mysteries, Colc Paralysis, and Painful
Aecbns Of the Stomach and Bowels all OF Whlehu5l
WIEN arising from this cause, will be found TO assume
mote Or less the mtsFnit5ent type. This %sAGuE
Guns removes the Of these arrangements, and
This IL aeoupishes by stimulating the excretos'ss %
expsi the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this Their Office of their
accord Hence arises what We term qerf9aiqti2 r
Time Ihay Accomplish the end, but ofe re Is not
long etongh, sacrificed in the attempt, While tbs
SAGUk CURE does Il at once, ard v1th sdety We
have dreat believe this IS as wei as
safer remedy f5r die whole class Of diseases niei s 81
caused by the miasmate infection, than any other which
has been discovered; and has sun another important
advantage pabe shh that it IS cheap 1sdA5E
well a{ good
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INSURANCE. .
Ass.tsss security for Losses, as follows:

Assets security for Loses as ioiioSs'
7ra Trs--,-ra "a If Hartford ,O3O 423 so
Il.e Tr.rr,- ~ ~ New york I4g7 So Il
Hartford F. Trs,r- 81 N Hartford .... Stills a.
Phoenix Insurance Co.. Of Hartford -.---'i S-'Sae "
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., Of New sgfS -
New England Fir and Marine ms. Co or Hartford, SS
NeW az Lie lnaGTAnos Co of New loFf. aleo'r'iS j
oea3.u .-tNAsE & MARI, Agents,
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GAIT HoUSE.s
LOUISVILLE, Ky.


fFNHE PrOprieoFsof tie s5AsE HOUSE, preparing fer
barge increase OF aEel from the opening he
AMI Nashville siiHona, lave enlarged the Hotel to dOnbe its
former capacity with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
The puSIc may rely saat the sIeared reputation ofts
CALI bUsE strictly hrut class Hotel shall be maintained.
TA dus is Conveniently Beated FOR travel East West
ae louisville ooe Jacksonville Railroads having d.
rect oad counecdon and Eastern Cities
the Landing heUHie States Mail Line Cincn
matt and the East within square ct the Eotel 81 @
10 Baggage checked IN the Calf House 10 all the principal
hoinfs, fort, East and West g. 'i ,fs-.-
II Time from Louisville 70 New York IS hours. ''.
auglsr6m t-f'i CD b.t -7.Al-i
EF9A~tsS12s ,sSEstusfOn.--FEse article of
1e1~+o-S Wh,skey nov SO well known as "Dayss ARC.
masc vAleEN has established reputation universal
renders it dicult for the manufacturer udih
dgn3 This the result persverng energy infts intro
Ysustsinsa bFe deemins adopted atthe outset and
istAndopafi from, that its original purity and
unrivals excellence should continue to tleend-. ~
r. Ghac fate, attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has oyerakenbe ppufureF. It initiated By unscruPusu
nors inferior spurious ARTICLES palnsi OF aron
runy, great deent Of the public as we'll as
gjy the mauuf4rer, eIaolument aud we'll elaed
lgepu Every effort made guard against piracy
bga Copyright Of the Label and by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caRfisa the public against this imposition upon THEN and
upoA my rights earnestly desire information from
lo mag possess it. by having been yictiized or obeRiss
wiz enable protect the public and by proscu
ton the utmost extent Of the law. The genuine Dalys Aro
matte valley Whskey put mp eases L boteseac with
mt yellow Label, yellow WAX with the pro
prietors stamp wax, and smile signature Of ths pro-
friefOr on the Label All other articles are limitations.
Consumers depend upon getnga pure article when
they say he valley hhskey ut IS sold by the bottle }q9 in case
rFf,l 10 South William Street, New York, p
sep2l-zi9m Proprietor.
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FoR COUNTY oEFIcEas.
ZOE sherift. -
FOR CrsnalnaI 900 CIerk.

Wa authorized q aphoul,e JAS, N. HNT0S as eanai
dateo reelection for the Uoe Of Sheriff Of Davidson sOanty
a. the ensuing March election sepss-d {
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We authorized to aunounoe oHAs & DiesoSs as asdi-
date fot Criminal Court Cierk julys-6i (
Ws are authorized 70 atno1nce Dr. f. T. PATTERscS cani-
dat fof clerkO the Criminal Court az Davidson ooun the
lsnsaAg March election. ,-,s7 ..st 49, maye5-td
We are authorized a9ppunce JouN sHASF Eqr aelnd
70 te once OF rimina. Court CLERK at The
,nezbAIArch election
We are to announce oEr IL Ca rp11 as cani
daiefot Criminal Court CLERK al tie ensuing March election
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