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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

TaAToS, Nj. JAN 1.-THE Governors message
was sent 70 the Legislature to-day. lie takes strong
Union ground, and regards the idea Of disunion as
very remote he opposes the African slave trade
and urges retrcnchment, accommodating sundry
measures 60 that end.
The House to-day declared vacant the scat Of
Nr. Johnson, member elect from passaic county, on
Of conspiracy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Bo,Rp OF ALDERWEN.-The Board Of Aldermen
held an adjourned meeting last night
The hin from the Common Council fixing the sal
aries Of the Captain and Lieutenant Of the Night
PoIieey was taken up and passed on three several
reaU'- I'm from the Common Council to provide for
IN Nsment Of the taxable property Of the city,
Inv .,,rer up and passed on three several readings
was - CoUNcu--The Common Council held
,,5sr uheeting last night
,stsal reports from Collectors and other Off
lbaving been read,
90 accounts allowed by the Board Of Aldermen
olso ordered by the Common Council to be
= pkrDzy introduced bill to regulate the pay
ea. fs,,t,in and IieutchLnts of the Night Police
-, hi salary of the Captain at 81, 900, and that
49, Iiautonants at $500 each, together with the
"a, re,,,risites as heretofore allowedl Under a
,g,nsion of the rule the bill passed :hree seve ra
readings.
Mr.. RIM, called up the bin providing for an as
ssssmeut of the taxable property Of the city, anf
o1,red bin in lieu, which was adopted and passed
on its third reading This bill authorizes the Mayor
IN appoint annually two auditors to assist the Af
s.ssor milking the value of the taxable property d
the city. The salary Of .he Assessor remains at
81 oOO and he is required to make out Ill tax
books.
The bin from the Board Of Aldermen providing
ffor the issue Of the city bonds to the amount Of
sl5o0O0. for improvement purposes, was taken up
and passed on two readings.
The Common Council adjourned to saturday
night
, kCkvNr,ox- two Boards met in eonven-
ton fot the purpose of electing the Night Ponce
and TAX Assessor.
Ti,s convention then proceeded to elect Tax As
sessor when THos. J. HAuE and LIsroN STONES
were put 10 nomination
On the first ballot Mr. HAZE received Il votes
and Mr. snSes 9. Mr.. HAZE was thereupon de
clarcd duly Elected.
The conves tion then proceeded to the election OF
Cautain Of tle Night Police, and JAS. EvERETT was
elected yithuit opposition.
The convection then proceeded TO the election Of
First Lieutenant and Wy. NcAIIsrEs was elected
y5thout opposition.
The convention then proceeded TO the eiecuoh y
Second Lieutenant when Wv. SrrRDvANr and w
TaBE,rY were put in nomination. On the first bal
lot Mr. SrUnDryANT received 10 votes and Mr.. B2ATl
x which Nr. SrURDaASr was declared daily elected
The convention then proceeded to the election Of
-,erobsrs Of the Night Poice-sixteen in number
when ffty-two candidates were put in nomination
On the frst ballot JoHN BAUGu ALEX. BRANNAN
y wv. CALVERT. H. CAyrr VIZ. JACEsoN WV. LANIER
JAS. b ARlsH, JOEL PHuLIPs A. C. Tucker, R.
WArsov. ana EM- YAIBoRoUGH were elected.
On the third ballot HENEY CRAFT FREH MARSHAL
and RoBr. PATTERSON were elected.
On the fourth ballot lFM HUGHES elected,
the sixth ballot JOIN II. DAVIS was elected.
oath Of Office was then administered 70 Pc
IN elect by the Recorder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

TtaGoris me much pleasure say that e Machine WORK.
we'll; and do not hesitate recommend t possessing al s
vntars YOU claim Tor Ny wife is very much pleased VA
ia and we take pleasure in certifying to tbs eaee-' =
BGsiahcg Memphis, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
CITY NOTICES.

". are inIebted to Hons. A. Johnson. A. o. P.
NICHOLSON. NJ. T. AVERY, JAMES QuARLEs and J. Il.
THug for past favOrs.
P.,llANsrn' AND PHoNoGRAITIY.-Mr. DoLBEAE viii
opan .lassa in these useful branches, in Nashville
as c.rIy a circumstances viii permit.
II room being small and the house to be torn
dow in fhe Spring. early application should be
ma by an who wish to secure seats in Mr.. DIS
elias bt addressing him through the Post Office,
sta, lie name and residence of the pupil, the
bra d be taught. and the hour.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Among the Consular con
nrmations by the Senate, are Patterson, Of gssis;
sippi to Genoa Smith, Of Mississippi, Consul Cen
eral at Constantinople; Runnels. of Texas. to san
J1al Del Sur; G.. IT. LeaYenworth. Of New York to
Che Bay Islands. also a. b. Greenwood. Commission
er Of Indian Affairs 81 II Kendrick, Of Mississippi
Indian Agent for New Mexico Fl. Hancock Collect
OF at San Diego
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

NEw YoRE Jan. uRlour advances salO ceat sA'e' o'o
-. % CIR, asv.-oes lea, sales 1900 bushels-new
yslIaw $500. Mess Pork $3.50
EEv OaIEASs, Jan s2.coton sae1 to day hee0 bales
prices easier but quotations gnchangad Aes5pork arn
SIS So Frehis oneoon to Liverpool ninetesn thirty seconds
nav YORK Jan I2, evening Cotton dnl sales 1000 bales
hiddlng Uplands, 1lH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

TIE Augusta CoaNt0aGlistof the ilth says Good is
~ reasy sell from o. 70 cents net, with ght supply
and upward tendency in prices Pat marketable shoals SCI s
~ ia lots and dressed shoais ana hos sen ron g 80
e retailers ask from 10 to l25c The supply u sheep j. Fey
limited and acve dcnali preyals fafy arrFas Ni '
~ rrlc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Cumberland river IS on the rise, with ten feet
large on Harpeth Sloals BY late advices we learn
that the Upper Miss ppi navigation is again I'M
peded by ice with weather extremely cold at St
Louis. The Ohio river is free of ice and we daily
and hourly look Cor arrivals from that quarter.
The Charter arrived from Upper Cumberland with
q fair trip, and reports rain above and river
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
,nEss OF Noy-IyTrnoounsr..-TheA Atlanta ga

4EFss OF NON-INTERCOUBsE--- Atlanta ga. J
.s7I5J 'sec9ie va q visit from travelling agent
o.t. New York furnishing house few days since
and thst paper says: % He informed US that he had
Travelled through portions Of Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia for the purpose Of receiving orders for
his house, and that he had not received more than
twenty orders in his whole route-scarcely sufficient
to pay his travelling expenses. He was on his way
home. Hundreds of Northern drummers are meet
ing with similar success this season.
The New York correspond Of the Mobile Regis
fer states that Mr.. W. A TOWNSEND, book publisher
of New York, who owns the copy right Of CoorER S
novels. viii come South and establish himself IN the
Publishing business as as any one State secedes.
A HoRR1B1E AFFAR-The Bowling Green (ky)
assie of the 18th Gays "On the western border OF
our county near the Butler line on last Thursday
tbe house Of JNo BURGHER was burned down, and
he the only occupant was burned up with 1t Hls
penbeyy arrived before the house was entirely con
sumed and saw his uncle lying in the bed, evident
" unconscious Of bis condition. The timber from
above lad begun to fall in making it too dangerous
toatteu,pt the rescue Of the old man. From the
fact he could not be aroused, and other eircum
stances. it is supposed he met his death by foul
uteans before the firing Of the building. He had re
ceived some money in coin that day and the day
previous none Of which, or srelics could be found
by which fact the above suspicion is strengthened
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Wosrs autho7iaedto anaoanae Tsl g. BRTEa eandiasts
fr Attorney Csasiof o s Judicial Circuit embracing The
eouusisso sunnr filiausan ABA nafi7n Elseon neal
May osizs 4
We arc auiof1el 10 ainoance CtBT a. IABEIs, 81 VIII
ison coua.J Is candidate AlerIsg Generals r Che js-
tal Circut eonpossd Of coaues q Wilason Davidson
and summer JeLi4 a.
We are Authorized 70 BAXTER SMITH, Esq. Of
samns s. caadaie Tor Attorney General Of this e 9h3
JudIcaI Crcu Composed Of seoaaas Of Wrllamson. David
ssh snd simmer
We are authorize 70 Announce s1s Raisrs, ESQ.,, as
eauliaaefor e flee Of Attorney Gsnesl for the Ninth Iu
cia creu composed Of the counties OF williamson sua.r
and Davidson Elootoniu Nay, 1860
Weare authorized announce s. Z. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candaas r Attorney General Of the 9Th yHdea
Circuit. Election, May, 1850.
oci9, safe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

r. Eli ODoM RomED.-Alr. ELI ODoM- well known
he turfIhen il this city, was robbed Of s2,l0O at
I36 Bienville street. New Orleans, on the night
he I'd inst. The lost treasure was in bills on
nessee banks. Mr.. ODoN's room was invaded
the money taken from near his person. The
f, as be left the house. was pursued by negro,
ose slumbers he had aroused, and struck st, but
hit OF stopped, with a poker
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

1.-TWO superior make ana tons. win be sul ir cash Or iu
Isus 5'4' ~ sEx5 ; SHIELDS a co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

he FErE MICRO BII1--The bin which has been
re the House Of Representatives for some
providing for the removal from the State OF
free negroes under the age Of forty-ive years,
ed its third reading yesterday by ayes 40, noes
It has yet to be acted upon by the Senate.
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FaVar and Apna.

from which mankind suffer over large part 81 he
globe IS the consequence Of diseased action in me
sysiefn induced by the poisonous Iuasn OF Vegc-a1e
decav This czhaafon IS evolved by te action az SOLAR
heat on wet sod and rises with the Watery Vapor nom
IT, While he sun is below the horizun this Vapor
fingers near he earths surface and the virus is taken
with t through the hngs into the blood There g acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscsra and *
crcnr organs Of the body. TIE liver becomes torpsa
and fails 70 secrefe not only this virus, hul also the he
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accunlate
n the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorde- The splaan. the kidneys, and the stomach
s7mnatize With tne liver, and become dlsoraered a'
Finally the instinct Of organism, as # IN az att
% expe the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood C. the body in the internal excreiQries Co force
them % cast It out The blood leaves the sracci ana
rnshes % the central organs with conges7e lloaee
This is the CaILL But in this effort i fails Iacn tie
FEvRR follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes % the surface, as i IN another ois
to epeI the Irritating poison through that ether great
cxcreoFg-the skin. In this also II Lalls, ana tle 81
tenn abandons the atfempt eZhausteds Waiting fof me
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless sor another
day. These arc the fits or Iaraxyslns Of tEA4A AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Ct course uii-
deruine the health If II Is not removed
fafnrel find and have .oun1, lItllQilr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Partnership markets. dull and prices lc lover,
closing 4I94oo for prime The demand at these rates fair
FRUITS-Green Apples selling in the small way from
store At 50 5OG3 IS barrel.
Dried unchanged Apples 6G7c the latter the selling rate
Peaches continue TO range from 10 to l2Lc 3 b.
GINSENG-A good demand at 5s960c for lots on arrival
HAY-Te receipts during the week been light and prices
have further advanced ss39S24 for good prime
Timothy on arrival
IRON-The continues dull and the demand Of the mos
limited character In the small way the best brands Of Ohio pig
sells at $3.50 order lake sales Of any magnitude
lower accepted Tennessee may quoted nou nal az
s25926 and Blooms at Sj5. No change bar and We con-
tinus quote common at 81.
LEATHERThe demand has been better the past week. and
fba rniaq dv nj Ia ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Ro,pD Of A1pERvEN.-The Board of Aldermen
held an adjourned meeting last night
The bin from the Common Council fixing the sal
aries of the Captain and Lieutenant OF the Night
Policey was taken up and passed on three several
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

81. LOUIS, Jan. I2-Nebraska. S-The Terrific
rial Legislature has passed bill aboishng slavery.
/ Il Is expected that Governor Black win veto it
I biz providing for constitutional convention,
rasged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

,EsrnoSlAls.ro E6ToRs-A few days since the
0lishers of the Tennessee Baptist, Of this city,
essdtedlto the Rev. J. r. GRAVES, the senior editor
Of that paper, massive extension gold pen bear
tie following inscription: TO J. R. GRAVES, for
placing the Tennessee Baptist in advanced every
Baptist paper in the world"
The attaches Of the Memphis AUalancbs, q few
days ago presented to the editors Of that paper N.
c. Gu1AwAY and c. NJ. CAMPBELL, two magnificent
gold headed canes as testimonials Of the esteem and
respect in which those gentlemen are held by their
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

!, EAsrxaS FUD.-The friends Of this enter
Z athronghout the State wiz bear in mind that
9dmocratc State Convention meets on the lSth
dnd they wiz please collect all they can for
fund and send it up by their delegates or other
AT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
AYERS Ague Cure,

which neutralzes this malarous poison n the blood
and stimulates the liver 70 ez2el il om the body A3
It should, it does this affecting disorder VIA
perfect certainty. And it does more, or raicef Gees
what Is Of more service 20 those sub ect % tins ineco
II taken in season il expes Il MN the system as y =
absorbed and thus keeps those who use d nee rom -
attacks: keeps the system IN health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently i n1s only cures, lal
protects from tie great variety o. eneelons when al
induced By shis malignant influence, 5lch as t-ei-s
Fever Cni1 Fever Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Haadauhe or Bilious Headache, Bilious tevers, NeI'-
ralqa Rheumatism, G0ut. Blindness, Lootnache Ear
ache. Catarrh Asthma, Papitahuns Painful Anecsials
Of the Spleen Mysteries, Coie Earaiglsi and raLal-
Affections nf the Stomach and Bowels an OF Nnicai
when arsnz from this Cause VII be iouna 90 assume
more or less the intermittent type. Lhs Aau5
CuRBp removes the euss Of these aeran8enezisi eaa
cures the disease.
This It accouplishes BY stimulating the ezeratolea
20 expei the virus from the SYSTEM and inese os1
b derces become hdtited 20 do this Their once OF e1
own accord. Hence arises what We tern 1ec.l --i
Time may accomplish the same end, but often ie is PEI
long enough or is sacrificed IN the attempt VINE 90
sAGUE CURE does i at once, and WIN safety ~
have great reason 20 believe tins ls 9 sfer as e- y
safer remedy for the WHSLE class 81 diseases Hen fs
caused bv the miasnatic infection, t1an any o.ef " l
has been discovered Hnd il has sun another pafl
advantage 20 nc public, which is, that e e cneal 3
wen as good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

These Machines two spools, purchased from the
store requiring rewinding OF thread. They Herr Fell
Gather and Stitch superior style, finishing each seam ~
their oWn operation without 70 the hand needle as
required by other Machines They will do better and cheaper
sewing than If she works Tor one ce1 az
hour ard are unquestonably the best Machines in the market
for family sewing Of the simplicity durability, ease
Of apageuen and adaptation al varieties OF family sewing
executng either heSy rfne work with equal facility, and
without special adjustment.
the GROVER Swine MACHINE COMPANY beg leave 70
respectfully refer to the following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13


The neat, safe, and reliable craa. John A. Fisher
viii be the regular mail-connectng packet this day
at y o'clock, for Padueah and all intermediate
points.
The Scotland wiz positively depart for New Or
leans On Saturday nezt. at IL o'clock.
The B. NJ Runyan win delay her trip tomorrow,
on account Of the unrorable prospect in the Upper
Missippi but viii depart Immediately upon the
resumption Of navis son IN that river.
LOOK AHEAD-In order to let passengers and
freighters look ahead and prepare, We state that
the popular craft, Red Rover, wiz depart for New
Orleans on Wednesday next
The Minnetonla LEFT the wharf yesterday with
HORS's brass band discoursing most excellent mu-
sic, for the edifcation Of her numerous patrons.
By the BY, the laughing maiden, the MinnetOnka,
under command Of he fast Capt DAsHIEII, man
aged to distance the St. Francis their last trip,
likewise to snatch the lauFels for speed, from the
peerless Silver Star, between Paducah and smith
and. Well done, our Jack; Do so again.
LIVING N EsBw YoRK-The New York correspon-
lent OF the Mobile Rglstsr says: There is prev
lent idea that it costs mint of money to live in
Vew York. Some have an idea that Paris is the
heapest place in the world. Not so. You can live
IS cheap in New York as at any place, but you
must look around. If you dash into the St. NichO-
as OF MeropolitaH OF Fifth Avenue, and select par
lors and bedrooms on the second floor, you r.ust
pay 500 or 50 week or day as the case may be. 1
called yesterday upon a Major who served in the
Mexican war He was stopping at a hotel in one Of
the principal streets I found him occupying par
! lar handsomely furnished on the third floor, with
two bedrooms adjoining His wife, boy aged ff-
teen and himself, oeeaped the apartment Fire and
gas light and meals were furnished and all for ten
dollars week / dined with my friends and this
hotel set as good a table as the AstOr House. The
price for same rooms at the Astor House would
hive been for same party So per day"
| SCHOOL GiRIs N WRTER.-We wish to put In
special plea for the girls Make their dresses short
| enough TO swing clear Of the snow and mud, and
give them good water proof boots to wear to school
/ Yes we insist upon it-they should have boots.
| Womens shoes Of the present fashion are no more
H 70 be F,at upon bad roads in the winter than an
! ln5an's birch canoe is fit to cross the Atlantic.
Boots will not lock quite trim about the ankle or
step so light upon the floor, but they viii do Awhat
! Is more CONSEQUENCE, preserve che health 10 show
/ Oh their graces in after life and prevent great
many steps that lead directly to premature grave.
n Win.
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New YORK Jan. 1.-The New York Times
Washington correspondent says that the War De-
partment is preparing for elective operations in
the spring against the Indians. who are now COM
hitting depredations on the Santa Fe mail route.
Col Summers command viii furnish the forces
Col JOhnston's Utah command is 70 be ordered into
Arizona in the spring.
Lette rs from leading bankers in new u ofA sl.'e
tlat 6,n TO the non orranizstonof The House pose
office scrip will not be be purchased a higher rates
than were paid six months ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

CEcusETI, jan p, evsningaIoneY isdssdsdy sn,
gent at outside rates. Best paper IA per per month Ness
pork buoyans-l6 Is WHISKY 2OK. Sugar s19sze. Corn
dsil-s795s.
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oIL-Linseed held out Of the market for higher prices The
sales are making a. 6O9G2c, the latter time Lard unchanged
and frm at Sc for No ].
PoTA EOEsYery lue done during week. In the small
v sass are making from store 81 G0l IS bTl according
to quality
sEEDS-A fair demand clover and prices rather better at
tie close Tie the week add up 800 packages closing az
81 G04 65 the latter rate ibis and the former in bags
Timothy may be quoted 81 22 So but not mach doing
!. 1
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COUNTERS AND SHELVING WITH THIS
Z Fixfurss q tretal Sore, for ale BY
JAMS sESJ SHIELDS co.
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We are authorized announce Col. Jo G. GUILD caaa
for Chancellor Of the Seventh ohancsry Division Of Ten
. sesas--te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. I2-Tlie Democratic State Con-
vention passed resolution by vote Of 2s5 against
l29 insnucting the delegate to the Charleston con
vention 10 vote for Douglas.
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TIE No As PR0GREssNG.-We are gratlhed 70 see
that Capitol HiI Fire Company No. continues to
strengthen ia numbers as well in all things else
calculated to increase its value on auxiliary to
the Fire Department Of Nashville. Their superb
new engine to be styled the JAMES X. Polk, viii be
completed in a short time, and will we understand,
compare fayo raby with any similar piece Of ma
chinery in the western country. Speaking Of the
No Is reminds Us that our intelligent and energetic
young townsman. Mr. THOs. McCAETY, has lately been
elected President Of that company. He win, no
doubt make an efficient presiding officer
HOGS THAT WERE HoGs-EAsT TENNESSEE TAXES
the LEAD.-Mr. J. C. CARMICHAEL Of Roane coun-
ty, killed some hogs on the l3-h Of December
which will do 20 brsg on. Nine that were seven
teen months and eleven DAYS old weighed respec-
lively, 200, PCS, 27o, 2s6 POS, 364, S64 976 and
and sos pounds-total, 1884 pounds being an aver
az, Of a fraction over 800 pounds. At the same
time he killed four hogs nineteen months old
which weighed respectively, 1872, 4o2, AIS and 426
poW ds--toial 63S pounds, being an average Of
4O p,tInds. Total weight Of the thirteen hogs,
A. pounds. being an average Of nearly 34s pounds.
Oh end adds 90 We have got as good breed Of
he Feast Tennessee as you win find in the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13


Weave authorized to announce CHARLES II. HAYS asa
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing hareh siec-
ton. deel4-d
Wsars authorized to announce oHAs- E. DlaooH as caadi
date for Criminal Court CLERK. uly5-sd
Weare authorized to announce Dr. E. Il PATTscS, eandi'
date olekof Criminal Court Of Davidson caHnt at the
ensuing March election may25-td
We are authorized to announce JOIN sAhE Esq aoanai
date for rseeOn to the once Of Criminal Court oleEas the
next March election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

OFFtrs FOR REsT.-Several rooms suitable for Of
fees Of sleeping rooms, in the UNION AND American
BUuDHG. can be rented for the present year. For
termsapDlv TO W. f. COOPER or at the Office Of the
Tr>To,l,,n A,uR1r,v TO THos. s. MARI
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Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD,
Esq as "a candidate fO2 the Office Of Attorney Cen
eral ii the Ninth Judicial District, composed OF
the mites of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Electiot next May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13


Eears authorized announce JOHN K. EDMUNDsoN as
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county ate next election
oct25 I'd
We are authorized to announce JAS. NJ Hnos as eand
date reelection for the Office Of Sheriff or Davidson county
at the ensuing March elestion apss-m
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25930c arrival
CHEESE-We continue to quote fall made &c; Summer do
SIC; English Dairy Jlc land Nutmeg and DCrham Farm l2c
The trade in this article has largely increased, compared with
last year.
slightest change regard demand prices The demand
Star Candies continues but moderate We continue our