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Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, of Fitohburg
state Nominations.

FoR RKpREsENTAr1vE TO CONGRESS,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
BINGHAM'S BILL AND REPORT ON THE
NEW MEXICAN SLAVE CODES.

In the house OF representatives, February
16, 1860, Mr.. Bingham Of Ohio, on leave, in
uoduced the following bill, which was referred
TO the committee on the judiciary =
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

'It was by the vo,e of your representative
Is. S. Cox that the bill providing for the abo-
lition of white slavery in New Mexico was
defeated. When the attempt vas made to re-
peal the white slavery in New Mexico, on the
motion of Mr. Bingham of your own state
your representative and every other Ohio
doughface voted against it. NOISY demon
strations in response.) These men should
have the stripes intended for the slaves, and
Mr. Cox should have double dose OF them"
Mr.. Thayer's vote on this question was not
given inconsiderately. He attempts to justify
it; he tells us, with no little vehemence, that
he would do the same thing again
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

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superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore Lips Bowel
~ .11hPlaintS, Canker. Piles Sore Throat &c, &c For
saie by BuSil CO., "a Front street, by the dozen
susle ooltlc' at manufacturers prices. jy30 decd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
John RelI al a warrior.

L, therefore, feel well warranted in my own
mind in attributing to the ibecity, CUIPABLE NEG
LECT or the CORRUPTION of the Administration,
Jscksons) all the blood and expenditure ootich haze
attended recent hostile relations 1oh the Greek In
dams, and much Of the DsHoSoR lohich must attach to
the country by the reason Of SpecDdtioHS in their lands.
JOHN BELL
Il hold, sir, for one, that gentlemen who believe
this war (Nexican) to be unjust and injquitOus or
whether Just or unjust, that the futher prosecution
of it is likely to nict upon the country greater evils
than can be compensated by all the territorial acqu-
sitiOns which the courage and resources of the
try may achieve, haze perfect right TO drrdign the
authors and advocates of 1t at The bar Of public opinion
and to THWART THEM by all the means Of speech,
gUritinq and UORq lCkich The Constitution lOdTrdHtS.
hold SIR that to deny them the exercise of this pri
vilege by law would be an act of despOtism under
legal forms and to seek to foresal the exercise of
this privilege by intimidation and the influence of
official denunciatiOn, by charging those who avail
themselves of this privilege the allies of the pub
lie energy and their auxiliaries in the war, at
tempt at moral despotism only to be excused
emanatiOn of excessive and Over-heated zeal
JOHN BELL
But sir, should the tone of remonstrance against
this war rise hgh in this chamber PENETRATE
EVERY VALE IN MEXICO, REvERBERATISG AMONG HER
MOUNTAINS, AND ROUSE THE WHOLE COUNTRY
To A SPIRIT OF RESISTANCE to the attempt to
subdue them 70 our dominion, there are those who
believe that greater calamity may befall this cOuD
try the further prosecution of the war (Mexican)
than even such result as that'-JOHN BELL
"Sr, if any should now desire to know my poor
opinion upon the proper mode of terminating this
war, (Mexican,) say to them make the best treaty
with any existing government you can If you must
have the territories of New Mexico and California,
get cessiOn of them; if you cannot do that, come
back to The Rio GrdRde, TO the boundary you claim
title to, and thuS SAGE your honor. JOHN BELL
my advice as, Sopt the lodr ! (Mexican) FLEE THE
COUNTRY AS YOU WOULD CITY DOOMED TO DEsTRUCTION
BIZ FIRE FROM HEAvEN !N-JoHN Bell
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
TUESDAY, AUGUST es, 1850.
The Democra,ic Platform.


Exported 0E the Dai0 it Of tie Committee Res0llions
az Charleston and adopted 81 tie National Democratic
C0R5eHfiOH at Baltimore
Res ved Thar platform adopted by the Democratic party
A Cincinnati be affirmed with the following explanatory reEou
lions;
Thst de gov Tnment Of Teury, organized BY
81 oongr prOa and temporary and during ts ex 81
tie with the pro- erty in the Territory vi huu their rights,
either Of person pro- ey being destroyed impaired
OCCASIONAL or territorial legislation.
Seond That the duty the Federal Government IN all
it. departments prUst when the rights Of
property IN the Territories and Ehe else its constu'
III nal authority extsndk.
Third when settlers in Territory having
qulte popust Constu The right Of
eTnty and by admission the
stand equal footing with the peODle Of other
States; and the thus organised Dug be admitted 70
the Federal Union whether its Constitution prohibits eeog
mics the institution Of slavery.
Resolved Ths party Of the acqu
ton Of TIE lsann of Cufa such shall Oe honorable
to ourselves and just to Spain at the earliest practicable
ment.
Resolved That the enacmens Legislatures, defeat
the ful Of fugitive law, hostile in
character Of the Constitution, and revolutionary in
their Elect
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the United States recognize
II as the imperative Of this TO protect the rata
ralEsd citizen his rights whether home in foreign
lands 70 the same extent as it, native born citizens.
Whereas Une Of the greatest neceses Of the age, in pol
cal commercial postal and mill airy point Of speedy
communication between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts therefore
be il
Res7l yed, That the National Democratic party hereby
the passage bill, extent Of the Constitutional
hoy u Congress- for the construction Of Pacific Railroad
from tie Mississippi river the Pacific ocean, at TIE earliest
prActcsslensnsnt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
From White County.

MEssRs. EDTORs: We had the pleasure of hearing
our electors, MURRAY and STANTON yesterday at
KNOWLES Camp Ground As an evidence of the en-
thusiasm with which our champion was received by
his old friends of the county of White before he had
got within four miles of the place for speaking, he
was met by long line of his fellow-citizens who
were led on by music, with the stars and stripes
floating in the air, on which were inscribed the
names deserving the nations honor, BRECKINRIDGE
and LANE As Col MURRAY drove up, meeting the
procession, the widest enthusiasm burst forth all
along the line, cheering first for BRECKINRIDGE and
LANE, and then for gallant standard bearer The
line of march was then taken up and he was con-
Quoted to the place appointed for speaking. COL NJ,
at the appointed time assembled the stand and after
thanking the crowd for the honor done the cause of
Democracy through him as their representative,
he marched up to the great question n the canvass
the Equality Of tie States and for one hour and
half held the large assembly spell-bound. 1t is
less to give the different points in his effort 1t is
enough to say that it all his most sanguine
friends expected. So soon as it was announced that
BRECKENRIDGE ard LANE were the candidates, Col
MURRAY took a bold stand for Them and with him
went every Democrat in Col WATTERsoN's county
so to-day there is not one in old Warren to back
Col. W. in his course. There is also less DOUGLAS
element in this entire Congressional District than
any other in the State.
Col. STANTON, who is artful DICTATOR, followed,
his speech being, in short, an Grtfd dodge of the
points at ISSUE He had but little to say about
BRECKENRIDGE and LANE, but contents himself with
fighting YANCEY & Co., and talking about The DISCO
luton of the Democratic party. He can't be drawn
into a defense of BELL and EVERETT, although re-
quested by Col. MURRAY to do so on every stump.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

CHARLOTTE, Aug. "a, 1860.
MESsRs. EDIToRs The electors for this district
met here yesterday. have heard them at three
points In the county, and do you. our cleo
tor H. W. HAYWOOD, administers a castgatiOn to the
two Opposition electors House and MCCAIN. Why do
say two Opposition electors ?" Simply because
they both fight cheek-by joe the administration
and BRECKNRIDGE, the leader of the Democracy. and
have nothing to say against each others candidates
What is the duty of man who processes to be a
simon pure Democrat? Is it not to oppose Know
Nothingsm in every conceivable attitude that it NAV
present itself? If So the DOUGLAS elector falls far
short of coming up the standard this contest If
his talk and conduct in this county are any indica
ton of his politics. He says nothing against Mr..
BELL or his party, but on the contrary richly mer-
its and richly doth he receive their plaudts There
was as much Democracy in HOUSES speeches in this
county, as there was in MOCANN's. Our Democracy
are fdIly aroused to thej Importance of spurning
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form extra e gs a. aso Will meeine anS medical attend
General Regulations.
No deduction will be made for absence withdrawal IN
occaSsonsd by illness or dismissal
Pupils wall be charged from the date which they
BoarderS requested to bring ali Necessary articles
toilet
Th Academy will not the expense furnishing articles
Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils will not be allowed spend pocket money their
dis IeIOn Such moneys deposited Superior
OF the AGA Iemy.
improper correspondence all letter. received and
sent sum TIE peu Of the Superior though in no case
s such correspondence prohibited pGrens guardians
With the exception OF books devotion books period
calls allowed 30 circulate in the institution, except
receive the approval II the Mother Superior.
Ror further may made the Moth
Superior Of the Academy the b. Rev Bishop RhsGn
ALI business letter must be addressed the Mother SUPERIOR
st. Cecilia Academy, Mount Vernon NashVile Tenn.
UEIoH AHERIcAN copy till Octooer charge Of
hee-6d&efte.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

THE UNION AND AMERICAS-Ths Is in our opinion
now the best political paper in the South. For an
able corps of editors and an assiduOus, dgniied ap-
pcation to the interests of the party whose prnci-
pies it advocates, it is not equaled by any PAPER
we know of South Of Mason and DixOn's Line
The addition of Col. Leon. Trousdale, formerly of
the Memphis appeal greatly enhances the claims Of
that paper to the patronage and support of all who
are in favor of able journalism in the South
HdrtSUiHe PL1indedler.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

Texas ELECTToN.-The Austin State Gazette of the
18th has returns of the late election in Texas from
forty-seyen counties, which show average ma
jority of 1O,22S for the Democratic ticket. the Ga.
sets adds Full returns from each county seldom
occur. Many precincts still remain to be heard
FROM but the vote in favor of the Democratic ticket
will be increased by the aggregate additions yet to
be made The vote may go up to 10000 Democrat
in ::
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
ST. CECILIA FEMALR ACADEmY
Near Ha.RvE1s- Sr--.

wear NASntAAf0- TGnnea8ees
TIME sister OF the order St. Dominic veil known IN hs
and tas adjoining states as sxPieneed and eompsenG
dectors Of female edueatOn respectfully ANNOUNCE 70
Nashville sud public in qe esl Tat thsv ars
preparing and viii be ready receive puls Il the above inst
tuition the LIST Of O-tober The Is about mile from
the and situated in Ct .eAafu AID hay
locations in its vicinity.
The ladies Of this institution being specially de-ooi u the
ion or the young nothing uadone
partto ire pupils conded 70 their care thorough educa
in Of the word. The religion p rsd BIZ
ladies OF the institution is the Catholic they will
special religious instruction pupils protesting faith
pills Of every gi denomination viii admitted and DC
influence will be usd bias the religious prin
ths Young ladies; lany OF them permitted to
the Catnoc faith without written consent Of par
guardians Uniformity and good order however
the attendanee OF all at morning and evening prayers and
iZiors exercises on Sunday.
he Of sudes divided into fsur departments, eac
department having its ds'nt assigned
The ac2de=ac will consist Of The fr
mencng the hs. Monday in September the
Monlay Of February The academic year will elOse with
c d5rbaton OF eEnuns and 20th Of
Of each year.
Terms per Session Payable I'm Advance
For board and tuition, s65 s71 S75 and sse-aeeOrding
tbs department OF the pupils
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$50 Reward.

CtrRAYEp or solei from from the subscriber four
south Of ashvs the 10th inst dark sSrre hors
nteen hands three inches high with fax name and tail.
hind At white sHll star in Iehead avg ade OTIS and
pa Is will give 10 or the turn Of the hoTse-end stolen
$50 for the arrest and conviction Of the thief
CHARLES BosLRY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

In the State of Pennsylvania the Washington Er
aTniner, the Huntingdon Union. and the Lebanon Id
uetiser, papers that have heretofore expressed no
Presidential preference, have recently declared for
BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

BELL IN NEW JERsEY.-GREAT ESTHUsIAsX-Ou of
more than slxty papers published in New Jersey,
we know of but one favOring the election of BELL.
o,J ErvprrT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
From North Carolina.

Extract from letter from Raleigh, N c., August
2Oth 1860:
The Opposition In your State seem to consider the
Old North State lost to BRECKENRIDGE and LANE
Not by any means We had question of taxation af
fecting our recent election. The Democratic party
were called on to defend unpopular revenue bill,
while the Opposition held out Utopian scheme
which was to take off the poll tax, and relieve the
poor from taxation. They not only expended large
amount of money, but resorted to the most unscru-
pulous system of misrepresentation. Yet in the
face of all this we CARRIED the State for Governor
by.over 5000, and the Legislature by about 80 ma
jority. The last election test as the contest
was between a regular nominee of our party and
an Independent distribution Democrat for whom many
Wings refused to vote The last regular contest was
between BRAGG and DoCKERY, whom BRAGG (0em.)
only beat about 2 $50.
There are great efforts made by the Opposition
and some few sore headed Democrats to get up
DOUGLAS excitement in this State; but they can only
succeed in deceiving themselves. Setdown this con-
sentative old State for BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

The Patriot asks if we are not in error in saying
that Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE is the owner of slaves. We
are not Some days past we published statement
from the Lexington Statesman, which, according to
the Statesman, was 10y authority" from which we
clip the following:
1t is charged that Mr.. Breckenridge is not slave
holder. We do not appreciate the force of the argu
ment which would elicit from that fact if true,
conclusion prejudicial to him. But it is untrue He
does own several slaves
1t is charged that Mr.. Breckenridge has his farm
titled with white hrelings How ridiculouslv alb
surd Is such ground of attack! Mr. Breckenridge
we regret to say, owns no farm, and has no other
employees in his service than negro slaves
As this seems to be point of some magnitude
with the Opposition, it is our information that nei
Their Mr. BELL nor Mr.. DOUGLAS is the owner of
slave
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
The Ie1Icnn War.

Z" Let the same vote that declared the war, unne-
cessary and unconstitutional, StdrUe to death by
withholding supplies" AMOS Tuck,
Of New Hampshire.
at would be a sad and woful joy-but a Joy
nevertheless-to hear that the hordes under Scott
and Taylor gosre. every Of them, SJOept into the
nert lcorld Boston GaronOtype
Il suspect the President (Mr. Polk feels the
blood of this war, ike the blood Of Abel crying to
HeaUen against him" ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
"If were Mexican l would tell you Have
You not room in your own country to bury your
dead men? If you come into mine zoe loiA greet you
lcih bloody hands and ,oecome you to hOSptable
graves" Tow CORwIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
FASHIONABLE
g ACADEMY,
Mr.. Smiths New BuiIdings Corner
Church ana vInn s1rn.t.

FIr. Smiths New RuiIatur. Cor..x ~
Church and Vine Streets.
E9RoFEss0R 81. MAUR STUART TEACHER Of fasbiouabl.
dancing and Graceful Gesture 70 the BL.E Of fashion n
ne pnspsl Clts OF the South, respectfully announces 70 the
An 6 eae densmsn ofNaFlle be will open elass on
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In addition Thorough eourss Of Essatsv I,sttlou
ID graceful DepoTtment seek u Dnncnr h ili
duee ne following fashionabe Dances Drafcei AZ The -
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lea, viz - anu 49,
Quadre Prince Imperias Tor Res al9s, ou,d,lse L..
Sa@erli9 v knp' RuadFille Csledonta- Polka ard
taAalsa Aalhs 1st important feature Of physical
ucadon divestthe enile Adolescent Of
nolloti ne nost Partcuar care will be takfn 70
senes 70 each pupil graceful and easy department. also
taught the 49,
WALTZ,
hAzURKA.
FAkSoVIESEE,
CENQ TEAPs WALTZ,
REDOWA WALTZ,
GALL0PADE IaPERTALE,
SCa0rTIsoaE,
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Ano eorrec practice Of the upne PRIME and Medium Gesture
o. ns arm Limos and 30 E conducive 70 health, and
Day ana hours OF Attendanee.-ThursdAys
EraAts aoa eatnsaHya fron os oclocx NJ 49, -
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Lsrmss-ter the iu coasse 70 Lessons $40 O
w Sary Hpphfasons deaEahle engagements pre-
slnis alenger stay han oourse Residence, st. cOu
ho'ei' aug ., r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

RFPEo1Y COPELAND tnephev r. the late Thomas Cope
land Of Cty) who left Nashville about since
was last rosd leading Charlotte, Dickson
county, company with named MHxsy hecksey. ANY
information will gratefully received by his mother through
any Of the city papers or residence Cedar
Newton Taylors Grocery MeLemore street. Other
papers will confer favor by copying this notice
Eug2S 6Odtw&wlt. LlZZH COPELAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
information wanted.

LADY wishes to gel situation In family
~ or to teach Music Glass in a scnOol, ABDREs,
MISS NJ. SANDERS
aue2SdIts Louisviie, Keutu ky
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
Ellis majority,

The aggregate vote IS 1912. Polk will add
about 100 to Ellis majority and probably 500 to the
aggregate vote. The largest vote before poll
ed in the State was in 1856, when Governor Bragg
received 81 ,598, and Mr.. Gilmer A go votes;
king the aggregate vote 102,56S We will insert our
table again as as we receive the entire official
Vote-Rdleiqh Standard, A,tq. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

BENZ. f. SHIELDS COMPANY
NE an assorted stock New oRrpengs Oil Paintings, and
= fine Engravings this morHing at 70 o'clock
Sug28 Central kOems, No. q College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

The Banner is jubilant the BEIL-DorGLAs
fusion in New York, and thinks there is prospect
of New York going against LINCOLN. We wish that
it NAV be so but we have no hopes of it. Mr..
FILLMORE had over $4,000 votes in 1856, and
Judging from the conduct of his leading friends, we
fear that more than majority Of his old vote has
gone to LINCOLN We notice that one of the Fusion
Electors denies that there is BELL man on the tick
Ct Itis believed that large foreign vote viii re-
fuse to go the ticket if any of the Electors are for
Mr. BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

THE LETTER. Tue LETTER Why has tho letter
from the President of the Richmond Convention to
Mr. Breckenridge, informing him of his nomination,
been suppressed? Out with the letter-the cou7-
try has an interest in it-PGtriot.
We saw it published in the Lexington Statesman
and we presume the Patriot can get copy by send
ing up special messenger. Should it succeed we
hope that it viii crafty the now aroused curiosity
of its readers by giving 1t instant and extensive cir
c,rlafinn. q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GoyERNOR.-We have received
official otherwise reliable returns of the recent
vote for Governor in this State from all the counties
except Polk. Omittng this county the vote stands
ror Ellis ..'''..-''. $500 S'llo
For Pool, ..................... 5S,O44
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

DEIAwARE-BROTBERs IN UNrY.-A correspondent
of the New York Tribune, writing from Dover Del,
says LINCOLN is gaining ground that State, though
with no probability of securing its Electoral vote!
He adds:
1.-The Bell men and Lincoln men here work together
on the State ticket and the best feeling exists among
us generally. There are few Bell-Everett men who
are sore on account of their failure to obtain the
management of the Peoples party, and afterwards
to induce the State Convention of the Peoples party
to indorse Bell 1t adjourned with three cheers for
Bell and three for Lincoln mention this solely TO
show that there is good feeling at heart which, in
the event OF Lincons election, will render it mat
ter of comparative ease to unite our whole opposi
ton hereafter in support of bis Administration"
The Patriot of yesterday says:
DELAWARE ALI. RIGHT.-Little Delaware viii give
a tremendous majority for Bell and Everett The
editor of the Wilmington Commonwealth says, Ev
erybody everywhere has gone over TO Bell and Ey-
erett I'VE hear nothing but Bell and Everett whereV
er we 60"
How WE appes swim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

The Banner says that the instructions of the Yir-
ginia Democracy to their electors to vote for any
candidate that could beat LINCOLN. is sufficient proof
of the insineerity of the charges against Mr. BELL
That may be very good logic to those of the Banners
readers who think Mr.. LINCOLN just as good as NJ
BELL; fear those who prefer Mr.. BELL to LINcoIx
will neverIsee the force of the argument
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
The Electors at Charlotte.

The publication of the foregoing has been delayed
for several days by the precedence of other matter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
Auction safe eff Assorted CarpeGings.

AuetiOn Sale Ct Assorted CaFPetingss
Tuesday MORNING. AUG UST ss7Hs n 10 O'CLOCK,
BENZ F. SHIELDS a co.
WNTILL sell in their front Auction Rooms, LOO yar
wv Carpetngs assorted patterns and qualities Terms cash
BENZ. Y. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

Instead II breaking up nterd to strengher
sne 10 lenzthen IL s--JoES BKncEHE1DsE
The consitution and Equality q tie Saiesl These sr
ths symbols Of eyerasDg e these Be Tie ralying erie
Of the people. '-JoHE @. BREcKHRIDeE
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III 1AU
Young HYuon Tsas.

Ooong PoWchong Teas. Pickles. Preserves 0yssrs snok
ing Tobacco and many other ArticleI
III To ali e which. would call epec Al
invite the inspection % the assure e us sfei
many Inducements not &c Be found elsewhere.
jans-tf ARCHER CHBATHAN & BROTHER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

Q "A r p Z T L q,

Velvet and Brussels Csrpsng ply half
sold cheap.
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For the Congressional Districts.
First Distriet-A. G. WATKINS. of jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
THIRD D. NJ KEY. of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth WIN. B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth q GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. W. HAYWOOD of Davidson,
Ninth J. D. c. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD. of Haywood.