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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thousands Are aailg speaking in psaIssos
DH- EATONsS TNFANrILE CORDIAL.
ana xnyf because Il e1er 1s % ard slts
NlllconFi1ce you that shat say Is true Itcontne
NO PAREG0KFC OK OPfATE
any c1f; A1a sasIsap5s y Tsosg M
reason It commends itsefas the
for Children TeeEhing, Oiarr1aa. see 7eos
stomach Wind, Cold i'm the Head and (,ros1 -
also for s2fssaia9 tie gums, geaRcine tRamasoa reg
an spGsaOdie used with BafaH0 succcss h ~
eases Of CONFUSION or other Fits. AZ yos valEs
from Aoss sad aad bgkfia0 consequences eoeA are Ger
tain to fssa TIE " narcotics Of ohtea all other
bat Or. Earon's InfaIstite CordiaIs this you can
rely upon Il is perfectly harmless and cannot inure the
most delicate infant Price IS cents Full directions seeonpa
'-'- '''''s' 1 CHUR Sd'f & DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, New Fsrk
Healthy human Blood upon being AalYzed always pre-
snts as with the essential elements and gives OF ecurSs
u. True Standard AnalyEe the Blood Of person suf
fering Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrous
&c and We ind in ereTy tRSaRcs certain deficiencies in the
made we'll The Hood Food IS founded upon this the
'hsn's is' assDnissa e sgSsss J. There are
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood diseases RoP
Coughs, COidss Bronchitis, any affection what
ever OF the Throat Lungs inducing COnsump-
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for ali Chronic
mplain1s arising IRON OveF-use, General De-
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Bssa0 AZ.
fer absorption is taken by drops and
you rsteta The he. lis for FemaIe TrreguIarities,
1khysteraas Weaknesses, SC See special directions
lOus, kidney and Bladder Complaints take No
In all cases the directions be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold By CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
Nc. 400 Broadway, Neu York,
And By al respectable Druggists throughout country
q. j. WOOD 4 Co., ST. Louis,
apis Wholesale Agents for the West. |
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We authorised to Jas CRteHKAp candi
date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth Ward tbs
ensuing election. sept9-de
We authorized to DR.. P s. WOODWARD as =
candidate for Councilman from the I'd Ward at the ensuing Mu
ncpal election. aue2Sdte+.
We authorized to announce W. g. CHKATHAM a. a can
ddste for reelection, Councilman from the Sth Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election. june7-sd.
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THR IRREPREssIBLE ADAm IsAAcs AGAN.-MisI
Adah Isaaes Menkin, alias Mrs. Heenan, has COM
menced suit fordiyorce against John C. Heenan.
As the Benecia Boy has always declared he was
never married to tie eccentric Adah, the idea OF
her suing foI divorce is rather rich.
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CINCINNATI, Sept 25.-Lord Renfrew Will arrive
here on Friday night and will have qniet recep-
ton. A grand bail viii be given in his honor al
Pixies Opera House on Saturday evening The
Prince and suite will be present.
DWIGHT STATION, ILL.,, Sept. 25-Lord Renfrew and
suite express themselves highly delighted with their
two days sport on the prairies. To-day the party
bagged 1856 quail. of which Lord Renfrew killed IS.
They leave for ST. Louis in special train tomorrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

The breckenridge Rangers, numbering sixty-fye
men. were out on parade yesterday afternoon, and
made very handsome display. For the short time
tbev have been drilling, they exhibit great proficiency
IN military tactics,
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FOR MAYOR.

We authorized to You've as candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. auEg-dtde
We authorized JOHN HUaH SMITH IS cand
date for Mayor athe ensuing municipal election. uly2de
We authorized to g. N. HoLLINsswoRrH as
candidate for election the oce Of Mayor
ncpal Election iuyIe-te
We authorized to R. B. CHKATHAA q candi
ate for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. juylo
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for Mayor will address citizens upon
municipal affairs at the following times and places
At Wards Corner Cedar and Spruce Wednesday, Goth
instant
At Parks Store Lebanon Pike Thursday night eth
At the Court House, Friday night 18th inst.
Che public are respectfully invited to attend.
September 90, 1860
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oiark.viIlo and Paris Mail and Passenger

Coach,
TTTILL regular trips in connection with the Mem
Wv phs and Louisville RAilroad three mesa Leaves
Csrksvihe Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays M will
pass Cumberland Iron Works at Dsyer Mouth Of Sand
at and arrive at Paris evening BY o'clock in tine
for tie train for Memphis and all the Southern
Returning leaves Paris Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
at pass Mouth Of Sandy at Dover At IL n, Uumber
land Iron Works at 2 arriving Carksville evening
o'clock in time for the train Nashville ana Louisville And
all the Eastern routes
This line has changed hands and the present contractor ba,
restOckd the road with good
and careful drivers The avsing community nav rely upop
this line Of coaches carry them through puncuay conort
bly, and without delay.
The tage Offices at Washington Hos. Clarksvle
ters House. DeVer Cosneys Mouth 81 Sandy the Vowel
House, Paris. r. P. GRAY, Contractor.
Dover, Aug. %, 6o-W6n
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DIV Goeds very Cheap.

am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which am
offering at very low prices As quick sales and
small profits is my motto am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former, and will
offer great inducements to all who Will favor me
with call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
for yourselves. No. % South side the Square.
sep2l-lm, DAVID Humphrey.
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Or. HOOfland's Oelebraie

y y
NETILL eectually Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun-
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kid
and all diseases arising from dsOrered Liver and
sch, such ConspA0n Inward Piles Fulns Of Boed to the
Head Acdy OF the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
Food, Funess weight the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking Rutisrng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head Hurried and Dcut Breathing FUerng the Heart,
Choking suocatng Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Heal Deficiency Respiration YeoWnes Of
Skin Eyes Pain Side, Back, Chest L1bs &C.
Pushes Of Heat Burning in the FLESH Constant Iuagn-
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propreors, calling the attention Of the public this
preparation, do with feeling Of the utmost connce in its
virtues and to the diseases for which tits
It's and untried article, but that has
Of years trial before the American
The testimony in Its favor given by pFominert
Physicians and individuals in all parts the
immense and careful pcruss OF the Almanac published
ally blythe proprietor and TO be had gratis OF his
satisfy the most skepca this remedy Is really
| deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold in short time Read the
following:
PmLADEEPmA, Feb. l6, 1859
DR.. NJ JACKsoE-sr had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoarseness, when recommended
lands BRlsamlc Cordial accordingly bottle
happy state that half Of il completely cured me-
unhesatingiy recommend it friends
ary afflicted and deem it no more than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr. O. NJ. Jackson, No 45 Arch Street
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggist and
cut the United States and Canada Price IS cents per b5s
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville. Tenn, Wh,leslle
Agents. Retailed By 10. G. BROWN and EVANS g. w. HEN
MATHEWs, Edeeheld J. c. DoRCH, South Nashville,
ebI1-ly
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Tue SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD BE LEFT TO
THE LADIES Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER BAKER, and the incoming majorities
from all quarters attest their capacity to determine
this election according the real merits of the cam
didates.
Leather pads " and lock stitches that are not
locked, diminutiEe shuttles and bobbins, however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed opinions of committees, (more skilled in making
fairs pay than in machine-sewing) must give place
to the ladies' elected-the GROVER &c BAKER.
Sept8-f
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FHNHE Preliminary Of Lectures this institution will
commence on Monday the IsL October, 1860.
The regular course will commence the hr Monday in No
VGnber.
THos MADD D, Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery
j. ABEENArHT, D. Professor of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
JoHz P FoRD D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
DANIEL B. CLTE D. Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy.
JoHN CALENDER, D. Professor MateTia Medica and
Therapeutics.
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, H. Professor Physiology and Pathology.
HENRI ERE D. Professor OF Chemistry and Medical Juris-
prudence.
q. N. COMPTON. N D, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms win be opened the list Of October
The Faculty the Physcians and Surgeons Of this City Hos
pita the clinical facilities OF which offered TO the students
Amount Of fees lectures sO5 Naturalization 81 Demon
strator's fee sic; Graduation fee SIS.
For Catalogues or further infsTmAton apply to
JOHN FORD, N. D,
seP7-dlw-Wln Dean Of the Raealty.
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IPittsburgh Boiler Explosion.

taken from the ruins. 1t is supposed that no more
will be found. The number of the dead is ten, of
whom two died to-day. Two others are in a preca--
rious condition The coroners jury is still investi-
eating the matter.
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Democratic Rally at winchester Saturday


Gov. JOHNSON has received an invitation to attend
Democratic Rally at Winchester, Franklin county
on Saturday He viii be there. BRIGHT and DAVID
son, Of Lincoln, and TURNEY, of Winchester, will
also be on hand Let old Franklin turn out in full
fn1ca
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Grand
r
AT THE
Cor. of Broad and Market SITS.

Gov. JoHSsoS viii speak at the corner of Broad
and Market streets, Thursday night by invitation of
over thousand citizens of Davidson County.
Hon. JAS N. DAVIDSON, of Lincoln. has also been
invited TO speak on the same occasion.
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FREE OF CHARGE

rncPals Of Female Colleges seminares and Muse Teacher
Siilb supplied win INSTRUMENTS b. paying
TEN PER CENT. ON FIRST COST.
JAN persons wishing purehsse, and All lozsra of mn
i, are respectfully invited to salt.
MARVIN REED. Agent,
y Sn94-dtE&vly no Al PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

SOCIALISM IN NEW YoRK.-The New York Times
publishes lengthy article filed with statistics rea-
tive to the progress and decline of the Fourierie
movement in that city and states that the Unitary
Home Of Mr.. UNDERHILL-which so much
praised a cheap abode for genteel persons with
small incomes-was nothing more than Free Love
establishment. Its alleged economy was entirely
apocrypha The expenses of residing in it averaged
$40. instead. as was pretended So to 81 per week
The morals of the household" were bad beyond
description. The writer says:
THE leading spirits of the enterprise were de-
tected in evil practices. The license of the sexes
GREW holder Uablushng adultery was no uncom-
mon circumstance. The serving-maids were de-
boucbad. children of tender years fell victims to the
arts of accomplished seducers lust ragged and de-
rencv was banished. As these facts, one by one
came ont. those among the inmates whose sympa-
thes remained true to the better instincts of human
ty fled the premises. carrying with them a story of
their experences which almost transcribed belief.
Instances have been related TO us Of the universal
license which prevailed among the managers of the
establishment and their chosen companions. 1t was
no uncommon occurrence for brother and sister,
cousins and other relatives to associate together
man and wife To rum child was regarded as a
pleasant deed. To seduce wife was considered no
wrong to the husband"
So abominable and open Gid the corruption atlast
become, that all but chosen few of Mr.. UNDERHnL'S
many patrons deserted him, and he was obliged to
close his extensive establishment He, however,
still conducts a similar institution smaller
scale To such disgraceful end las New York com
munism arrived.
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PKEsIDENTIAL CANVASS.
sIessrs. zzaxne. ana Psrton.

The folIowinrlst Of appointments has agreed upon By
the Hon. BAILEY Potion and Hon. LANDosQ HAYNES, cand
dates for Elecor for the S large which times and places
they will Be pleased to address the people. will be
seen that number counties omitted This was un
avoidable, owing to the want OF time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th. 19ff0.
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FOB ALDERMAN.

We authorized TO R. J. MEIGs, JR, 4 cend
date for Alderman from the 5h Ward ensuing Municipal
election. augs-tde
Weare authorized to W. II DAVIS candidate
for Alderman from the Eighth Ward at the ensuing Municipal
Election sept25-tde
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Miss ASNETTA INcE, who played at the old Adelphi
here five years ago, opened the season at the
Memphis Theatre Monday night.
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FRos1 ISsrEwAEr.-The Dover Journal states that
a hight frost was observed in portion of Stewart
county on the morning of the 2lst inst.
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The Memphis Bu1stin says the broken bone fe-
yer is prevailing quite extensively in that city.
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The following list Of appointments agreed upon for
Messs Taylor Whhorne and Waterson candidates Eser
for the State large, at which tines and places they be
pleased to meet and address the people It will be that
number OF counties have been omitted This
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To the Friends of Lucy WiI,en.

the August Term of County Court Of Hunpreys Ten
n uessee David Gray, executor Of the last will and
msnt OF W. Burgess deceased paid int the office Of the
County Clerk the sum Of $23 being The amount in his
hands executor aforesaid and dus the Ed Lucy Wson
oAs Of the egatees mentioned in said will whose residence
unknown hereupon motion is ordered by the
that the Clerk advertise the proceedings the Nashville UNION
AN AMERICAN for four successive weeks giving the said Lucy
Wilson until the first Monday in December forward
and receive the will be loaned twelve
September r. '60W4tpr's fee 49, W. W. HOBBS, Clerk
j O N z s. Ho T Ell.
NJ. p. JONES, Proprietor.
CerneF OF the Square, near the Wire Bridge
Convenient to Steamboat Landings and Railroad Depos
Nashville, Tennessee,
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withdrawal of reward.

HAVE heretofore offered reward Of one hundred dollar.
the apprehension Of SANDY EICKENs this is To motifs
ali persons have withdrawn the reward and will moi
anything or his apprehension. VIM YOUNGER
SenteInher DC. '6O-dlt&W2t SAINT. - r.
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Glorious News FROM MARION WALKER WNsTC&
AND FAYETTE.-We met at the Circuit Court of Ma
rion county, in Pikeye last week citizens from all
these counties and we wereT assured by men who
knew, that Breckenridge would carry four-ifths OF
these four countes-Fiorence Gazette.
Our devil says he will not vOuch for four-fths of
Walker and Winston, but he is satisfied that John G.
Breckenridge viii get at least three-thirds Of these
two counties.-Jasper Advertiser.
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CITY NOTICES.

NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1850.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the SEVENTH Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime, and make award. for the best Family Sew
ing Machine, find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition The |. 81. SINGER, WHEELER
& WILSON, A. B. HowE, and the GROVER BAKER.
The first three named, although differing in con-
struction and capacity, still far the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch, each
using shuttle shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread thread used isrequir
ed to be respooed The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but we conceive from their construc-
ton operation and stitch, their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range of requirements in machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined in the GROVER
q BAKER-extent of capacity, simplicity of con-
struction, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spools without rewinding; strength
of work. elacticity durability and regularity of
stitch and quietness of movement We therefore
make award to the GROVER & BAKER.
JOHN Heroes, Chairman.
10. W. HORTON,
JW. Wilson,
C. H. WHITE,
JAS. A. WOoDS.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy Of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
L. p. WILLIAMS
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.
Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. H. h. BocKWAY,
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A BRIDAL TowER-on the 18th of August, a ro-
mantle couples French youth and an Italian girl
were married at the top of the leaning tower Of
Pisa
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Remember that HARDY's great sale of watches
and gold jewery, takes place tonight at their auc-
ton rooms. ~ Public Square.
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The Breckenridge Rangers, in passing our Office
Yesterday afternoon, honored US by firing salute.
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PRENTICE, of the Louisville journal, thinks good
mintulp is the only sort of green-horn that should
be tolerated and PRENTICE has right to speak upon
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Cauvassed Hams, Shoulders and Fs1ur.
~ CASKS fine Canvased Hams. 10 Shoulders 900
n Ys OF Flour all kinds lin and for sale very low At
IA and Is MARKET street, BY
IsSss HUGH MeoREA Z CO.
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Bold Attempt to Rob a Bank.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon bold
attempt was made to rob the Liberty Bank, in
Brownies Block, Canal street. Two young men
went in and engaged in conversation with the clerk
Marinus w. Gardiner jr. One Of them inquired for
Mr.. browne, the cashier, and in the course of
conversation undertook to pass behind the counter.
He was ordered back but persistng in his attempt,
was repulsed by Mr. Gardiner, who by this time
suspected foul play, and seized chair. Aqua or
spirits of ammonia at dashed into his face.
Though blinded partially suffocated by the fumes
OF the ammonia, he kept the man at bay, calling for
assistance from an open window. The young men,
finding they were not able to accomplish their OBJ
ject noiselessly and speedily possible decamped
They ran down Canal street, through Market square,
down South Main street. and up Hopkins street.
While they were doing this. the officers had got on
their track, and Mr.. Billings had sight of them
One ran into yard on George street, and was ar
house. He proved to be young man seventeen
years of age, by the name of Charles Phillips. He
is resident of this city, and formerly porter
at the Earl House. Latterly he had been lying
around town in company with the man who was
with him. This one has not yet been arrested. A
pistol was in possession of the parties.
Mr. Gardiner was injured in his eyes, and to what
extent his lungs were affected by the ammonia was
not known at the time of writing this paragraph.
His bodily injuries were not severe.
The other party is now in custody. His name is
Sweetland, and resides in Pawtucket. He arrived
home about half-past seven, and was Immediately
brought to the City and surrendered to the officers
by his father, who had been advised of the unfor-
tunate occurrence Providence Journal, Sept. 49,
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public Speaking.


JAMES H. LEws Esq. Assistant Democratic Eleeor sor thu
Sh Congressional District viii address the people Of said Dis
trct, at the following times ard places, to vii:
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AttentIou, Rreckinridge Hangers!

You are hereby commanded to meet at the armory
this evening six o'clock fully armed and equipped
Hy order Of the Captain. j. L. SLOAN, o. S.
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Sec'y State Agricultural Bur

Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. H. ii. BocKWAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER q BAKER Pa
tent for he State of Tennessee. If
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PROCLAMATION.
sHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennesee-
70 TIE Sheriff Of Tie County Of Shelkg IN said State
Erecting You hereby commanded to open AID hod an
election all the places Of holding eectisza ts Fh
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Civil Districts Of the et 81 - shell
by on Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, 1860 arr
The notice required by law, for the election 81 ~ he
Criminal Court OF Memphis in State The a-
stoned By the resignation Of Hon. B. r. AeKernaa, re-
turn thereof make to me. according TO law. 49,
- In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set my fahd
and caused the Great Seal sad Stass to he axed
(L.S.S Nashville the 5th day ef September, 1860
By the Governor: ISHAM a. HARRIS.
- J. Z. &. RAY, Secretary Of State. s.pt9
Memphis AedL1Ecks -lE1s0I cnDV
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TIE creditors of the late E. G. EASTMAN are request
ed to file their claims with MORTON B. HOWELL Ad-
ministrator, rs Cherry street
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THE MAYORALTY,

Mass Meetings also to be held at Mcnnv October
at Lebanon October 3D. Smith county October 4h at which
distinguished speakers hitherto to speak,
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Public Speaking.
Public Speaking.
Public Speaking.
Observation-Disclosures UTcefinru

There will be Democratic Meetings the and places
specified below. Hon. ANDRrw JOHNSON Hon. A. o. p
NICHOLSON have been invited present Other dstn
| ishads naakar mil ala. Ia In, 49,,