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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-14
From Wisconsin,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE annual message of Gov.
lature to-day The finances Of the State were shown
70 be IN a prosperous condition.
The slavery question was discussed ut consilera-
Bile length. the Governor taking Republican views
OF the various questions involved in that subject
ne iayors the policy Of providing for the emigra-
Ton Of free negroes to Central or South America
lie II recommends that Congress be memorialized on
that subject
lie says the provoking riots at Harper's Ferry.
"leh We're dignifed intO treason against Virginia
were the t offspring Of the forcbe attempt TO plant
slavery IN hansas, and the legitimate fruits Of the
Missouri Compromise; denounces the disunion sem
unents aYowed IN the Halls Of Congress as unpatri
Que undignihed and disgraceful and declares that
every attempt at disunion should be rewarded with
the halter.
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For Revenue Collector,

EOr Revenue CClAeCAOrs
eve authorized announce john A. SHUTE candidate
for Revenue Collector the ensuing March election. JAMIE
We authorized to WIN B. YOUNs Of Whites
Greek, candidate County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
jan5-tf*
Wear authorized to J. R. DRAKE candidate
State County Revenue Collector Davidson county
the ensuing March election. jan3-td*
We authorized and requested to E. WHr-
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson
IT, at the ensuing March election jan3-te
We authorized PEAY candidate
for State and Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county,
at the ensuing March election jan3-dtf
We are authorized and requested to announce Jxo A. MILES
candaefOr Collector Davidson county,
ensuing March election. dec3O dwtdr
We are authorized announce JOEL A. BATTLE as cand
for State and County Regsnue Collector for Davidson
county. janI-te.
We authorized to announce QUIscY c. DEGRovr as can
didae State County Collector fer Davidson
county. dec3l-.e
We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER as candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, the ensuing March
elections.
We authorized E. P FORT candidate for
Revenue Collector of Davidson county, the ensuing March
election. [Dec29t de-P GB
authorized announce ACTON YOUNG candidate
for County Revenue Collector county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized W. E. CARTWRIGHT
ddate FOR satesand County Collector for Davidson
County, at the ensuing March election. dec2l-tds
We authorized and requested ROBERT Pow
candidate Revenue Collector Davidson County
the ensuing March election. dec2I-tde
We authorized aud requested ANDREW GRE0e
RY as candidate Collector comfy Davidson,
at the ensuing March election.
Dec27-tde*
We authorized A. J. RAMSEY, a eandi-
date County Collector fer wilson
ty. at the ensuing March election.
dec24-e.
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/ NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RLgOAD:
4 Leave Nashville at 100. a. ~; "a at s. 5 NJ
Arrive at ~ a. IA. and b p. NJ
TliU.h trains connect at cteY sOn for Memphis
except the TRAIN leaving taslvie Saturday
night
fhc night train from Nash he ocnnec at Chat
tan0oga with the trains q The East Tennessee
and Georgia road
Both trains connect az Chhano9ga with trains
ON the Western and Atlsliic road
both trains connect at Vartrace with trains
on the Shelbyyie brand
1.-THE day train from Nashville connects at Tnl-
lahOma with tlie train d the McMinnville and
Manchester road
THE day train from tshville connects at
Decherd with trains 3 the Winchester and
Alabama read for Salda and Fayeseville1
TENNEssEE AND ALABAMA RAulDAD:
Leave Nashville ct q. NJ bid 2.55 p. m.
Arrive at %, a. m and ga pm.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RERoAD:
Leave Nashville at 7:48 a. L. and 2.3S p. m TThe
morning train carries Cd NALL
Arrive at 3:3l, a. m, and $50. d. ID. TThe evening
train brings the MALL
EDGEFIELD AND KENTuCKY X broad:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. I'd
Arrive at TO- g. m
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WAsHNGroN' Jan. l4.-Where contractors have
thrown up the mails the Department has directed
ne" arrangements at the same prices generally sub
shutting weekly for trl-weekly service
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I3.-IO p. M.-The proceedings
OF Congress, as far as received, are unimportant
No ballot for Speaker is yet received
WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-The proceedings in the
Senate yesterday was unimportant. Adjourned nm
Monday ~
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- Cnn,ion ..rnn nrricIn al

%f@-TzS CausiOn---ThC article of
SGSyS-S-S Whiskey now we'll known "Dalys Arc
matte Valley WhsEev, has established areputaon universal
renders it difficult forth manufacture keep pace with the
demand Tbis the result Of pessveng energy in its intro
ducton, sustained by determination adopted at the outset
neverfor an insntdepaei FROM that its original purity and
uurivaled excellence should continue to tae end.
The common fate, attendant upon all such successful Efforts,
has oyertaken the manufacturer. It initiated BY INSCRIPTIONS
mpostoTs AID inferior and spurious article palmel Of upoa
the community e great derment Of the public we'll
injury the manufactures. both emoument and earned
repue Every effort has male guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the LABEL AID by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights, and earnestly desire such Information from
those wo may possess by having been vzed o. otherwise
protect the public and myself by prosecu-
ton to the utmost extent OF the law The genuine Dalys Arc.
matte Valley Whisky put up in p bottles EACH with
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow wax With the pro-
prtors stamp the and fac smile signature Of the pro
prietor on the label. All other articles are limitations
Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Hhskey is sold by the bottle and case
only WM. Il. DAILY,
l9 South William Street. New York,
ep2l-d9m Sole Proprietor.
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SOMETHING ABOUT OTsTEBS.-The ancieuts commit
ted a grave error when they depicted the God of
the Sea with three-pronged fish spear in his hand,
thus giving him the appearance of meer stcker of
GELS and founders His symbol of sovereignty
should have been oyster for in all the sub
marine ccllarage of Neptune there is no such royal
dainty your oyster. Possibly, however. when
his briny godship introduced into the Greek
mythology. the man who ncautiOUsly put his finger
into the shell Of a gaping bivalve, and became de
FERROUS with CcstaCy as he sucked the aching mem
Der 70 allay the pain, had not appeared upon the
stage of life At what time the crustlCcOus delica-
cy ast0nishcd and eutranced she palate Of Greece.
History savCth not. nor is Tradition more COnmuni-
Cativc: bat as the Athenans were IN the habit of
using oyster shells ballots, in the time of Arts
tides some io0 years e. c. il is clear that the love
OF mankind for oysters Is older than the Christian
religion.
OF all oysters that glide, or ever have glided
down the thraats OF the human race. our own are
believed 10 be the delectable. The great sym
pathetic nerve quiyers with ecstacy as they go
down and they are digCstad so readily and rapidly
that If seems as if increase of appetite. i'm the
case of aamiets mother. grew by what il fed on.
Ii is sand that some misguided individuals prefer
CLANS TO oy~tcrs-saline india-rubber TO salacious
gelatRe. such persons are entitled TO pity. 1t Is
not their fault bat misfortune that their appctitcs
have not been " touched to finer issues"
Nc should not be- SO uumindful of the feelings Of
our inland readers To talk them about oysters
were u not that steam and rail continually sup
plying the remote interior with these delicacics of
the coast Sharing with us these choicest gifts OF
the sea they can svmpathize without envy in our
appreciation of Richmond Wing
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MORTALITY N AENrHIs-The report Of the Secre-
tary Of the Board Of Health Of Memphis, embracing
the number Of interments during the year 1853,
contains some interesting statistics. The total num-
Der of deaths during the year was 827. OF this
number Y died from causes that may be appropri-
atdy classed under the head Of casualties, and Is
strangers died from natural causes Subtracting
this nrmber-l52- the total number of deaths
S27--it viii be seen that but 675 OF the resi-
dent population died from diseases incident to the
climate This is an average of fraction less than
l6 intermens per week during the year; or estmat-
ing the entire population of the cityat $4,000, about
. per cent Of te population. OF the total number
Of deaths, 4S5 were males, 81 females, and 25 sex
not reported. TIE greatest number Of deaths dur
ING any one month (IID occurred in July; April
was the healthiest month Of the year, there being
~ deaths. There were during the year 70 deaths
from consumption g. from CONFUSION (infants), 80
from congestiye fever, p from typhoid fever, and
- from pneumonia.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Mozart Hall party elect
ed delegates to the Charleston Convention last nibt
An address to the UnOn-loving people Of the United
States recommending General Scott as their candi-
date for the Presidency, is issued The address is
signed by G. W. Savage chairman of the Scott com
mittee.
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NEW YORK. Jan. ia ship leaves here next wee
for Gibraler with provisions for the relief of tn
Morocco Jews. under the command of Capt. Nose.
Of Charleston.
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Arrival OF the Moses Tnv,or.
River News,

NRv YORK. Jan. I3-The steamer Moses Taylor
from Havana has arrived
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Mr.. ". MERIAM late of the Concord IN. H.
Patriot, has purchased an interest in the Memphis
AUalusois and viii hereafter be connected with its
editorial md business Departments.
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CANDIDATES.


Wesre authorized to WI. g. BRIEN a candidate
for Attorney Gensralof the 9Th Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of sumner Williamson and Davidson Election next
Nay. octs5 I'd
We authorized 70 announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of WI
smson county, candidate for Attorney Generals for the iu-
deial Circuit composed Of Of Williamson Davidson
and Summer Octll- tdt
We are authorized 20 announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ OF
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General OF this, e 9h
Judicial Circu omposal counties Of williamson David
aud sanrsr
We are authorized 70 JAS e. RAsEs, ESD,
eanddaefor the cs Of Attorney General for the Ninth judi
ea Circuit composed Of the counties williamson sumnfr
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860.
Weare authorized to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate Attorney General Of the 9th Judca
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
oct9, 5Qte
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Richard ReaIr.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. I2.-The Curriers' suecial
correspondent in New Orleans. learns by advices
from Austin Texas, that the man Rcalf Of the John
Brown Provisional Government lett that place on
the 18th for Washington in charge OF the officers of
the U. S. Senate.
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nEnrI,e1s by ToIerraph.

Nzw YORK, Jan. I3-nOOn-COtOn quiet, quotations IN
changed Sugar auction, Orleans 73I9s& Flour dull,
declined five cents, sales OF COCO bbs $50 Corn fire and
BUOY ant yellow 90. Lard, sales so bbls lO9loI.
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DIR. mcCIintOck's PectoraI syrup exercises an
influence over Consumption and Bronchitis unparalleled in ed.
cal Practice arestng the cough healing ana eng thening the
lungs, promoting expecoraOD, and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the first dose. Price 81.
isnl 20. g. BROWN.
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DR.. McCIintocI'S Cold and Cough Mix
ture.-.-Ths great family medicine frs; introduced by
Dr. NeCnock when Dean Philadelphia College Of Medi
cine The entire profession approve is guaranteed to
cure an ordinary cough, tarh Influenza, &C. with alb
soluts certainty and degree Of pdiy that will agreeaby
astonish the patient. Price 2j cents.
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TEE CoUNTER-NorE SYSTEM bill authorizing
the Banks to pay out the notes Of their branches
has passed both houses Of the Legislature, and is
now a law. This law requires the banks to redeem
as well as pay out their branch notes
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For Constable.

BRYAN'S TASTLESs VERMIFUGE.
MOTHERS
Frstful, pallid, weak and thin,
Was the mothers pet and pride,
Something must Re wrong withln,"
The distracted parent cried,
"Woms," the doctor said, and gave
Jalap, calomel, gamboge.
But all things proved uselesssave
Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge
Put up in bottles-Price ga dimes.
NAL 10. G. BROWN.
~ Wmer's Canadian VeTmi-
sSAS FUGE has established is superiority every
other preparation for worms, the apdy, number and thor
ouEhnss Of its although literally cable compound,
remedial action much summary than that OF the Yer
muges containing Mercury 1t has the merit Of uneing eff
cheney and of perfect harmessness the human system is
concerned.
Be particular and remember the nsme " Wners Canadian
Vsrmugs This the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 End Isl Chartres street,
isnl-d&wlm Sole Propretors
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The Nashville Postmaster and the House
of Representatives,

On ,be 9th inst committee was appointed under
resolution Of the House of Representatives. to en-
quirc. and TO report what induced the Post Office
at this place to return to the House. documents
mailed By members TO their constituents and Oh
the 10Th inst the committee submitted the following
report accompanying an explanatory letter from
the Post Naster-Gen. S. r. ANDERSON of this
place.
your committee found in an adjoining room h.
this IalIcui.e large number of packages dressed
uymumhur~ of the Legislature 10 their constituents
scattered upon the HoOr We examined tiftv-iourof
these packages taking them up prpmscuoT,ly. todI-
teen OF these were correctly prepared for the mail.
while the remaining forty packages either had writ
ing unoa tam or had not 4 sufficient amount OF
Post Office stamps TO pay for their Transmission by
mail The committee would further state from the
investigation they have D1de they arc satisfied that
large amount ot the 10 lmcnts sent to the tosi
Office from the House arG not preuarcd IN conform
ity to the requirements of the law. and therefore
should not Doe mailed 10y sworn officer Of the Gov
crnmoHL
AS it viii net De desired by any that the Post
Master should De taxed with the labor Of opening
packages sent 90 the office for the purpose Of as
Certaining whether they are put up as the law re
QuirCs ur not the committee therefore beg leave 10
urge upon Hon. members OF the House OF Rep
roscntauyes the necessity and importance OF com
plying with the rOqulI Gncuts OF the postal laws IN
the preparation of tIyir packages for the Post Oh
flee. and thereby. render more easy and pleasant
the labouls of ITS Officers. and insure the speedy
transmission of their public documents. All of
which Is respectfully submitted
"IUos. !. KENNEDY
Chairman of Committee.
The report was eoncuIrgd i'm by the House and
~ committee DISCHARGED from TIE further consid-
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CHEROKEE REnIEDY
EauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.

WWTE the afflicted o. either SEX which do you prer1
w pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
oWn Reusdone which viii Ipeely permanently
you or the compounds heretofore used with all their
seousand de atng elect together with the loahsos diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific FOR 0ouur
rhes, Geet Gravel, Structure Fluor Ahus whites u Reaesl
and all diseases q The Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have e and
Of Heavens best merces % Offending mBni Instances cld
pr0duced0 Of itse1ects, which Wccld sarger creiuliy
The preparations heretofore usi have failed. hut
this has in instance been 90 fall Hnruiv for
mankind The Governor Of the weird Father who ac
% kill, but to cure.
In mercy has appointed Melcne dread diseases
which when taken, quickly flies all parts % rhe SYSTEM attacks
the disease az post and With fidelity and couree uT
admirable, gives il rest untit has completely e -
fros the body ad restores the unfortunate patient % former
health and vigoF.
This fReHey strikes at the very r00f 90 the disease its
deney is not simply to suspend he poison but 70 remove the
which il depends.
II ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE. the entire a.
Of all Haus0s taste Hle Il lay TIE
ing the toilet table without ever being suspected al
Kennedy for secret diseases.
p treatise Veneral diseases. with full directions er
permanent cure accompany esch bottle
Sold by all respectable Druggist and dealers i1 usii
cines. POTTER & MEhWIN, Sole Pr0pristors,
ST. Louis, Nc.
Sold in NAzhvs al wholesale ~ Berry 3 cl1viis sni s
ing Pendle.ons at retail by Henderson,, and an Drug.
gsts everywhere. dscl-dlH ss iY-i1sfie
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Tho County Court Of Williamson has fixed the
tax onproperty at five cents on the hundred dollars
Last year it was nearly twelve.
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ON New Years day, at St Paul Minnesota, the
Thermometer stood at 40 degrees below zero The
papers OF that city call it very pleasant weather
Whew!
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superior Farming Lands for safe.

NUMBER Farm containing between 900 and 100 acres
~ within OF an hours ride by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, AID 25s by Turnpike q the city Of Nashville
This Tract Of LAID sua ed IN exec lent negh0rhood
has upon good improvements is we'll WaeGed for stock snd
Other farming purposes and susceptible Of division Ito Two
more places
In point Of location, soil, Wsier &C. for socF grain OF To-
baCcO FARM it is unsurpassed by any tract in the state
Posoce churches saools, ard Railroad station conTenene
10 the premises.
Terms easy liberal time given. For further para
ply Sehon, OF the firm Of sehon Merritt No u
Cc4sr Street or at this oace actI8 -dSz twin
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NEW ORLEANS RACEs-TENNEssEE DEFE ATED-The
winter meeting over the Metalrie Course closed on
saturday, the 7th inst The days sport opened with
the four mile contest for the club-purse of 81 200
and the final honors Of the meeting, by the three
winners Of the week, consisting of D. F. KENNERs
Dr. f. Sigma, JANEs JACEsoNs br. Tennessee and
Gen. THos. J. WELLS ch. C. Uncle JEFF, and the race
is represented as one Of the most exciting contests
ever witnessed on the Southern turf The follow
ing is a summary:
METARw RACE CocRsE, NEW ORLEANS = 1850 Jockey
Club purse SI250; four nils heats
Gen, Thls J. Wells Oh. c. Uncle JEFF, By LecOmpte,
dam Miss Riddle, -....-.-..-.S ]
d. P. kenners br Sigma, by Epsilon, dan imp, Varie.
lettas 2
James Jacksons {. Tennessee, by Epsilon,
hfugs
TINS o. <-s:lOIz-s:59Lif
The distancng of Tennessee was the result of the
bad perhaps Intentionally management Of her rider.
The Picayme says: The rider of Tennessee,
when they hadgone three miles pulled the mareto a
stand-stl and although the crowd shouted voclfer-
ously to go on" needed them not until he lad got
too far behind to reinstate himself and the result
was he was badly distanced."
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CuEESTmAs PRESENTS.

VNTE have select variety Of scarfs, Stocks and Neck Ties
w Robes Dressing Gases. Cigar Holders, Port MONIES
Canes Shell Co ana Brushes and many other things sCita
bic presents, e Ladies Gentlemen all for sale az Te
s0nahle prices by J. II. MCGlLL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FLoRENcE were to take benefit at
the new Memphis Theatre last night
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ROCK CITY MILLS.

VIZ n BaBo, Esq, viii, By invitation. deliver q
political address next Monday might, insthe Hall Of
ihe nouse Of representative. The public geneI-
ally, and particularly the ladies, are invited to at
toad
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ThIrtT-slxth Congress..rir., snsslon.

The inquest viii last several days.
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lection and speedy transportation Of
LIVE STOCK,
travelling IN charge thereof.
FUEIGTTTS FORWARDED.
< NASHVILLE &
CO AcH.aI EstmbEishEmemt. SLLCo

TVAVING purchased or Dr. T. B. UAuIv his interest in this
esiaI,s.1t, ducludirg Fixtures, M'lerals' Sc.D
shall continue practice DoBstry at the Old Sand No q
jan6-dIm W. II. MORGAN, D. s,
All persons indebted the firm OF Eamin & M2r5an are
earnestly el forward and settle tber accounts as
the business o.. Che arm must he closed up.
T. b HABIIT IN, D. D. S.
ian5-llm W. n MORaAN. d. D. :.
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Intermediate freight and passengers are not included in
above.
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Cumberland river is now syelling out Of its banks
Should the present heavy rams be general, the com
ing rise wil in all probability, be equal to. if moi
greater in extent thau any te have had the present
season. To our patrons wild live in the river bot
tom, below this point we Ipuld admonish them to
Immediately set about secu g their fencing, and all
articles likely to be injured by an inuHdation.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Protected SIN ~ "a Letters.
by Royal 182a $3.50 ,Sa~S Patent.

NBSIOO and six postage stamps enclosed to author
AGENT will bottle containing 50 pills, by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Denoville and C. W Hender
shot. J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists
Hncl- - ~ -rL-IH-
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DIR. McCIintOck's Asthma Remedy.--Alits
ingredients vegetable It mparts vital energy the op
pressed lungs, every iupinent to full ard free r
ration and unexpected in Chronic Asthma,
to asonsh and enrapure invalid. Asthma whoop
ing cough nothing oompai able this patent remedy,
Price so cents. Jan ] 10. BROWN
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Rooms FOR RENT.-Some of the most comfortable
rooms in the city, are for rent this year, in the
Union AND AMERICAN Block. Call on Mr.. MNlR at the
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lst They are less complicated, less liable to get
out Of order, more readily learnedto operate upon
and decidedly the most
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Esq. as a candidate f4 the Office Of Attorney Gen
sral for the Ninth Jidicial District, composed Of
the counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next May.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several rooms suitable for Of
fees or sleeping rooms in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING, can be rened for the present year. For
terms apply to W. F. COOPER or at the Office Of the
UNION AND AMERICAN to THos s. M,ER