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win Be given ~ ths Academy Of Music two wccEs hencs
sDr Ne bsssa Of Harvey asos The csssvsed cs~ncsa
pssaoa psrforn~, hss Of Dodworshs Bssd, wis -
seoo~s pwnassnsly disAs,sd from ~ s6scss Of sn-
ssrcss n We tsohArss q Ne dus'es Of his rscsus
81 Nevbuss, about oas pear siscs. All Ne pginsaSaA
military bsnds IN Tits city hars yoIansssrsd thsir
ssvv'ces heivdlng DeAvorshS milne NsAssaa, 0sara
nnnd oos aasrs Of ~ cooasos IN bs ~ psssnaA0
Of GOOD MILITARY n.scai piscs, ssapossA iss ~ -
soa entitled ths "so,d,es's eozy.r IN whsA - -
dred and ssventy eight musciass win pastsipasA Tns
piece 10 Illustrative Of battle, ccnnssens W the
formation Of The sroors theu disposition ssain
my, The charge, mint, rally and victory - sides Ne
above brilliant feature there host Of sco 'srformsv
ard vocsl,rs Who have counmendaby " sssyea thosv
servicee Harvey Dod WORTH George " Brs OF and Drcs
tor Gfsgnls latte, of tbs kstlonai asrd Rand w
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Royalty IN THK NEw WoRLp: OR. TIE PRINCE o.
WALES IN AMERICA. BY Kinahan Cornwallis,
one Of the Special Correspondents Of the NEW
YoRx HBRALp.
The graphic and faithful accounts which No puolishsl
dap By day during the prosea Of ths Prince Of w,iss
were admitted both here and In England W be thu bss
written upon hat important historical event.
ne subject ~N not oos Of merely ephemerA intsvsss,
for - yin occupy prominent position 10 she history Il
the two ns,oos, and be looked back upon with pleasure
BY both peoples We are, therefore, glad that Mr. CDeu
wallis our special correspondent who accompanied ~
royal patty throughout their tour, from their nrs Asd
Ing on the continent til ttsir nnai departure from rors
isDS, about 70 supply pnru by the publioassos
o. complete narrative Of tbs royal progress from -
ginning 10 End.
We feel Osufed that one u capable, Ah srsn
literary talent and personal observation OF doing ease
justice 70 The sobect matter Of history Of pre-
duciDg sely, agreeable and entertaining withsi
han the gentleman 70 whom We refer. And there n no
donht ths ~orh viii prove peAsAnt souvenir or the New
World travels OF the esdest Of Queen ycsoris ana
have large circulation not only In this country, but
he other side Of The Atlantic, where h announced "
appear simultaneously with tie American edItics. Oar
cousrs VIII ,nus have volume Of good reliable matter.
.tich more nsn cnD te ssd Of tho Of the
responder, q The Losaon 7imcs Arnericrn outsppsd
EIslsh iorrtalsn from the outset In recording ~
Princes progress nd THIS both tn accur~sy and -
spstch.
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NEW YORK Nor DEAD YEr.--Ws beg that our
H'eods in the rural districts and the intsrior
D~ns, such as Boston. Phiiade'p hia and Provi.
uesce-Piaoe- Shicb have voted In such men,
Vef - 70 endsDger the future Of the country
VIII understand that the commercial metropolis
stii lives and il rather cheerful than other x,ss
We do not ait down and weep over thu DrSe-
peot that we msy have to suffer from the .o.aS
and fsnaticism of others. Our people hsys
at the late news from the South. The peopIs
Of that section are bound 10 US by many ties
besides those OF business We nave exchanged
hospitalities, received and returned courtesies
with them. We are connected. some of US ~
blood and others BY marriage, with 6oushern
families. All this makes as look upon the pro-
sent state of things in tie cotton States with
deep regrets, and at the same time to hope Cor
the best results from the conservatism OF Viz
giaia, Kentucky and Tennessee.
So we do not give up get and are preparing
for our winters work ana winters play az 4
the country was to last some time longer
Broadway has not los. an iota Of its glory. On
SUN Uibsnt unu uchul'ui uayb M ye6t0f02Y,
the grand promenade glistens vita the beauty
and fashion of the metropolis, and presents tho
most curious and wonderful picture of human
nature in all its various forms. The picture
dealers are getting ready for the exhibition ana
sale OF chefs donnes By native and f0reiga
artists; the painters ere displaying In thoir
stadios the fruits Of their summer vacations;
the ladies make the great Broadway bazasrs 70
sound with the music Of their voices, as they
discuss the new styles, or "do up their winter
shopping;" the theatrical managers are busy
with their holiday novelties, and the ateiers Of
Irving place resound with the Babel of many
tongues as the preparations for the new Opera
season 60 forward. SO New York is not dead
yet The Empire City will stick TO the Union
till the last and, In the meantime, will pay that
remarkably strict attention to its own affairs
for which 1t has always been distinguished.
Let the small towns 60 and do likewise. II q
great panic, which has arisen in the South, ex-
tends North, We ehall not probably see any
very pslpabls indications Of its progress On
the surface Of society. People dance and sing.
marry and are given in marriage, on the brink
Of ruin, striving to forget, If possible, the dan
ger In which they stand.
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PROBABLE TERMINATION or THE CHINESE
WAR--The last advices from China render II
probable that by this time articles Of peace have
been signed between the representatives of the
Allies and the Imperial commissioners. The
main conditions on which treaty viii be rad-
fed will be permission for the residence In
Pekin of the Ministers Of the two governments
and an indemnify for the expenses of the war.
If the first Of these be obtained, a complete
revolution will take place in the policy Of this
hitherto exclusive empire. Its internal COM
merce viii be opened to the trade OF the world,
the restrictions imposed on the expectation Of
various products and on emigration win be re-
moved, the importation of machinery will be
allowed, and religious propsgandism will pave
the way for the Introduction Of Western civili-
zation. The effect Of al this on Western int
rests themselves viii be incalculable. New
markets will be opened 10 their enterprise,
sources Of wealth hitherto unexplored wiz
be turned TO their benefit, their manufactures
will find . demand which will tax their
utmost powers of production, and the problems
In connection with slave labor, which are ct
present causing 40 much disturbance, may b
destined TO receive their solution from the
food Of emigration which will be let loose from
this densely populated empire.
There Is no doubt that whatever advantages
will be extorted By the Allies from the imps-
rial government will be equally participated
In by this country. II would be curious Il,
when threatened by the disruption Of the CON-
nercial ties which bind the two great sections
of the Union together, others should present
themselves, Offering new and vaster field for
the agricultural and Industrial productions u
both
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rsrsrss Fsascsrs --or lsss Saturday night wcex ~.
sNs, very popular French artist, took beuens hsss.
but Consequence the the affair VS. not psos-
uiarny successful Mr. Edsard purpos@ 70 uy again
TO night, and three Lively pieces sn1
Z variety q soass and dancca.
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ON BowH.r rsmArsx.-s,a,diss aad Rsscrs Circus y
doing One bssins@4 me great ai,rscsos last 10
the p~rfrusncs q Of the we'll known Smith fanny
on LEchelk Persuss. n declared the greatest ,hsag
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HERALD. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16. 1860.

corfdeDce, M the moving power for cotton
with some other means Iris can only be
found III specie. aud the wiibdrs~ai Of the i'm
meme amount necessary to move two hundred
millions Il dollars worth Of cotton, from its
ordinary cheDnee, would dertnga the specie
basis oi circulation and trade in every CON-
merciai country. This ii VIVA. " the stoppage
Of cotton bills," to uee 4 commercial phrase,
means, and why the event carries alarn into
esery commercial circle.
Its practical effect is to establish in Europe
and in these Northern State~ the real conflict
between the black republican axiom, that
slavery is al evil and q orime," and the wis
dom Of the institution OF African slavery 10
the social organization Of our Southern States,
containing eight millions Of free whites
and four millions OF negro slaves. This
battle has TO be fought here, as the ad-
dress Of the Breokinridge New York Commit
tee, which we published yeaserday, truly
stated, and in Europe. II Is the question Of
commerce, industry and wages Ia the free
white communities of the earth, and even the
delay which Its discussion involves carries
with it starvation to millions, and Immense,
perhaps ruinous, sacrifices TO all.
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% lets therefore appeal Go tie charltabiy disposed
cr AID t. enable then 70 extend their beues oleot
opera,ion. 70 the upper pact Of the c,ty. The re-
cei.,,s a. he society du. me- tn past yesr have
been a. ,s7g, and the ~ .tndt-irs have sneuutet
10 81 s5l-esue mt ~ ter the lns incoming year.
la tbe Court - Oyer anu Terniner yesterday
Frsnois Enr'eht-lrother OF James Earigat, who
Was convicted ~ ucset swindng on Wednesday
was put on via! upon the charge of killing Daniel
Hotri9sn h a barroora fracas corner Of Cedar and
West siree's Gu the Goth OF August There was
evidence TO show that Enfight, and also another
person ' no is uader indictment for the homicide
If rorigsn. beat the deceased with tumblers and
bottles about the head; but it was not proven that
the ,cused inflicted the murderous blow, and the
jury therefore returned a verdict Of "Not guilty."
ne depression IN sore'gn exchange with the nrnness
Of neghts and In the noaey market, tended 70 oheok
oTsrs,crs In cotton yesterday. Ths sales embraced
about 200 $50 bales closing the basis OF figures
giveu suother column. TIE flour maSkos opened With
BUOY ancy but the business In exchange end Improve
ment In reghls deprea Cd the market, which closed
hes y and auil, and u easier rates for some desorp
toes Wheat, from the causes, lees sotive,
ard clsed dull, without any change Of moment Ia
quotations Corn also lies active and frm and the
busns,e moderate. Pork heavy and cheaper: sales
n me,s were made at SiS rs, aod Few prime was
reported Al Sl3 sl3 rs Sugars we're dull, with sales
ct go bids eud 90 boxes. Coffee quiet: eco bags
~ we're cold lSr I4o Froighn were nrmer, with
eoqr 10 Liverpool 81 s.. 9d-s IS loHd As wheat, In
DO L sud ships hays, at l4d. AKA: and 70 London
wueat taken al l6d In bulk and at 16kd In ships
bags.
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S.~ ysrs Fr.aas. sov.me.r 10. issc.
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Useful In Every Family.
DIR. KING,S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

yErr~Ukx> DR.. King formerly OF New York for
AE-8 the asst four years of Louisville Ken
tucKy snu Who has devoted bis attention the
nent OF private diseases for over so years hatters
himself having attended to practice for many
years, and cured so many ousands heis enabled TO
cure all diseases Of private nature matter how
oadthey may Defr0m MUD cious medica eatIaent
0rirOm neglect ortheir own. DR.. Kings Dispensary
Is No. Z3 Deaderiek street, between Cherry and the
Square second story wher b. OF
private nature.
GoSoRRBEA :ured witho &c IN O ri n
difference with business.
SfRIcrUREsOf old or recentdate a nectuatlycured
a few days, by operation which causes no pain
Who're a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more misc HE Al UNI
mines the Ton s;itution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of th skin growing
cut OF Neglect or bad treatment be leci aally
cured few days.
SEMINAL EEAKSEss-Particular hayibebe
given 60 this disease and all .he grow
ing out ofit, brought IN in many cases by the de.
structivc habits OF nc sdcrate Youths and excss
vendulgenee of he Passions neglect of which will
,renis the subiectunft
for businessor society and ge
Females who may be taboriag with any iifhculty of
tfe Womb may restIssurcd o 4 immediate relief
Persons esiding abroad by writing and stating
theircase with aree enclosed directed DR. King
No. Is DeaderlcE street, Nashville Tenn will have
the necessary medicinesent TO their address ne
sessary directions Strict secrecy observed. Once
aoarsfr mso'cioekIp hemornin until u theeve-
ng may30-indAxly
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UNFERNESTED WISE.-Amongst the many
trip 10 Cincinnati. was a sample OF Infer
nieHtai Hhe, manufactured by j. REYNOLDS,
Ripley, Ohio. 1t is the pure juice of the
Catawba grape, aud is of most delicate and
delicious flavor. 1t Is warranted TO keep as
we'll any wine, after it is opened, on being
cOrked tight and put in cool place. Those
who desire a delightful beverage, which will
not intoxicate, will find this wine just the
thing for them. For communion purposes
it is tar preferable to that generally used.
Mr.. y. LABRAr is the Agent at Cincinnati
for the sale Of this wine. We are indebted
To our friend w. H. JOHNSTON, of the Cincin
naii Gdsette. for bringing il to our notice.
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WIFE LER s. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
VI STREET NEW YORk.-Being in constant re-
ceipt Of Inqsiriesfr0m our brethren respecting sew
ing machines With requeststs recommend and pur-
Chase, We have, SoHjanct ton with some lady
friends carefully and thor0ug examinedthe vari
Gus machines OF practice value for family sewing,
and ind those made b. The WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
YORK tOfully combine the essentials Of good in
suGment and such as We Can confidently recon-
mend.
our o<o nd the households OF oGr friends, we are
DESTROYS TbsItheir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and aence have Interested ourselves
ia their behalf.
With best wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS, rHOS. CARLTON,
JAS FLOY, j. PORTER,
DAN'L WIS.,. J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WA. A. cox,
PARSON q CO.,
novS-3mdw Agents Nashville Tennessee
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Special uotiffs.
Prom Life Illustrated. New York. July 10, 1859

FROM Lie Hustrated. New fork, July 70, 1883
srxIDzsG's PzxzzkED GIUE.-we have examined .
chemicaily prepared glue specially designed tor
pairing furniture, picture frames, shell work,
without the trouble Of calling the eabinet-maker
professed repairer reliable article Of this kind
has long been unsnppIied want Of the household,
and il Mr. spaiding has succeeded discovering the
way 70 make reliable prepared que that viii
main soluble, and uniniared by time and tempera-
ture, and that viii supply cheap. ever-ready, and
sufficient means for repairing household wares, as
ne seems 10 have done. he Is lucky man, aad will
be Of the hearty gratitude Of all good house-
Keepers Millions Of dollars viii be saved in the
preservation and expense preparing furniture alone
every year by the general introduction of such an
article. iau23-2u
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GREAT OPERATIC CoNcERr-This Tuesday
eyeniug-at Douglas Hall.
The Italian Opera Troupe will give a
grand Concert in the above Hall this Tues
day evening. Parodi, Alamo, Miss Brown.
Sbri glia Gnone, Barili, and the entire Troupe
will appear. This will be the greatest Con-
cert that ever took place in Nashyille-and
we would advise all who possibly can TO at
tend.
Tickets may he had at MeClur's Music
Store.
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Chancery Sale-.W. X. Lucas


ON Saturday the 18th gay % February, 1850, at the
" Count Hause, ia Nashville, will oiier a. pubiC
sale, the biguest bidder. o. II lsahG
"a MONTHS with interrst from day OF sale, the
of 5sss OF land, which Washington k. iGra:
now resides, aud formerly known the Edmund
Crutcher place.
will uler said tract OF land, divided into saci
pa rts may the defendant, AID Will
sale until enough shall be sid pay aud satssIy
the decree OF tins court il Of A Allison, Adm
&e-, j. a Crutcher and ers for 81 ,46l be
sides interest aud cost The property Will be sol
without the right OF redenltOn and the purchas sr,
will be required to execute their with approves
security, i the time the lie.
Sale pursuant a decree OF this Court at November
Term, 1859, in # A. Allison, Aim'r James A
CrutchrT, and others. ard lien be retained lane
uutil paid for. j. L. GLEAVES, {. * NJ.
ian l6 1850. I'd
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"a n L. " n % u - e 4.
I.auIisVilIe XIV


The Proprietors OF the GAIT HORSE, pre-
pairing for a large increase OF travel - n the
opening ofthe Louisville and Nash vile Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to ao1s.e its
formercapacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that tue weii-earned
reputation ofthe Calf IL ouse as strictly FIRST
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
Is mosteOnveuieatly located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
ersonsiile Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern aud Eastern Cir
es,and the standing ofthe United States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within square OF the Hotel.
er Baggage Checked in the Calf House
o all tue principal points North, East aad
West
Er Time from louisville to New York
IS hours aagls-sm
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oRpERING TICK ETs Or CERTIFICATFs.

Enclosethe amount Of money 10 our address Tor
what you wish l,arcAass; o me the Lottery IN
shich you y u csted, aud y neither yoH= ~iz
. Shales HaiYesiT Oaarters, Els,lths, on Receipt
If which send What Is rGSsSC by arst mail
gethcr with the scheme.
Intiedllteiy after Isac drawing Printed Drawing
certified u By ,he Commissioners, slIee sent with
a kA plaaatiOu.
Sc Purchasers NSillplesse write their signature.
B5aln anu gave the tEeir fost once ,eesnsY
aud State
All trietly C on fdentisl
re- AlpTlzes OF Il 00Osnd under gfaio imIpcdiatly
yAfIerthe lrawing-Oth IsrixcsaItae ussa tlnseoi
forty DAYS.
uPNood. Eddy Co.'s in,series are sEaNn a.
aug usIa, Geo ga, and I. hsniastssn, nels<aEeEz
Address orders or Ticket. o. certincates,hy II
or Express L. beiirecteCIo go
wOOD, EDnY 4 co. Augusta Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY 4 CO. AT lAnta 6 cor a.
or, WOOD, EDDY ca. ,ailsnihelo .Delaware.
ss~CirC u.ars containing Schemes Tor TIE "A
Will DC seat fee O e&Pelss by aderessnR absve.
jan2.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFICt I
NASHVILLE, Jan 81. 1860. (

COTTON yesterday of 60 bales at
1O4c; 81 at 5000 lOic; 4 at l0.c; % at
l0:O5(@Io4c p ID. There were doubtless
other small lots sold. bus not reported.
TOBACCO-Loose, 81 50(62 Tor lugs. and
81 25(a4 so p cwt. Tor leaf. Sales by the
hid. are small at present, the VT aihcr not
being fav orable for pIizing. Priced leaf will
command from 81 to 50 so. az to quality.
WHEAT-Prime Rcd and White, in de-
mand AZ 81 l0@l 20.
FLOUR-D,maud active Extra 81 GOA
10 f3 bbl.; Superline S6(@6 80; Extra
Family Flour in bag-, So 80; Superfilc SO,
per 9S rs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c % yS lbs. aud soc.
% barrel.
BACON-Hams Zoe; Shoulders &c; Clear
Sides l0c p b.
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spALpIags PREPARED GLUE

cry, &c.
sPALDIGG's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such enerssn. lee, and 30 household can
aasrd DC without IL. Il - atwsys ready snd up
tue sticking point. Theirs 40 losger Necessity
for Hmplng chairs spatefei veBeers, hesless dolls
aad broken cradiss Il Is last The srsele for eoa
shell. I'D esssr srsasnea ~ ~sfk, gssalAr pah
adde's u reaaement and taste
rais admir- .bls Preparatioa Is used eotds being
ehenically held Ia solution, md PussessaE ali the
vAIaabl qaaititias u the ea6lnct Makers slae-
/, may be used IN the pl-es ordinary. musings,
being vasii, adhesive.
..UsEfUL II livery HOUSE."
NIB Brusa aeessasAsiss Each ssttls. Price, Is eta
Wholesale Depas, No. a. cedar "a, sea YORK.
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Constantly ON Nand
london Porter.

We have some Of Barclay Perkins 4 Co.'s celebrat-
cd London Porter, which is regarded the best Tor
inyallds-
10. C. BROWN 4 EVANS
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Qhaaffrp Sales


J. Hooper. VS.. Alexander Mccown azd others
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court al
Nashville the above named case. viii offer az
public sale Al the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1860.
A House aud Lot Russell street, in EdgeAeid,
the same being the property occupied by Alex
McCo~n, tthe lot fronts 80 feet, and runs back 10
feet To alley.
TEHxs-7 mouths eredit-and without right of re-
denisieE-t,gIrehase money 10 be well secured by
personal security, AMI lien 70 be retained
jan 10, ls6U ID j. Z. 6LEAvES, C. NJ
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at the Court house u this city, will offer al public
sale, the highest bidder credit of II ana "a
months, it'll interest from day ol sale tree from
redemption, the tract of 535s OF Laad, bougLt
b. W X. Lucas at Chancery Sale under decree IL
the case OF a. Allison Admir-, crucher and Otii
ers; and also The Tract of 10 acres and "a poles
bought by him u " hitSeIt aud by NhItsett oil
Vaughan.
sell such portion Of the 59A acre tract as may
usIsoId after the sale under the decree ia
o. A Allison, Admir-, &c, Crutcher, and IN addi
ton the laid tract of 10 acres and - poles until
enougJ shall lave been sold to pay and satisfy the
decrcc ai tslis Court the Tor $h13 3d. besides
interest and costs Purchasers viii be required 10
execut, their ne,es with approved security AT the
tia. OF she sale and lien viii be retained the
and until paid for. j. 4. GLEAYkS, c. NJ,
iauIe-td ChtncerS Court 1t Nashville
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l..
WIND .
ldovercomecon vuls ious :
eme'iied. cad in dealt. >
nd suKEsT REMEDY ~ THE {
DfSENrEkl AND piAR :
whether II arises from :
other cause We would :
yho has a child suffering :
ig COMMUNICATIVE MOI :
rs. NOR TIE PREJu :
and between your suffer
,nai will be sure-yes,
30 follow he use oGtbis
used. :
FglllirectionS for nsin
bottle. None genuine un-
CURTIS \ PERKINS. New
side wrapper
sold by druggists through
Principal oibce No. Ia,
gune7'i&WIy Price IS
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For Con.tabIe-I.t District.

HN-We authorized announce ;apt JESSE W
PALE, a candidate for Constable in the NashviI
District, at the ensuing March election.
janl2-Ie